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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1955
Page
3
The page records a string of local notices and social events, including a corn picker accident, multiple visits and dinners across Glenwood and Essex, and family gatherings. It notes a wedding at the Methodist church with Betsy Van Arsdel and Jerry Jubiteon as central figures and mentions guests from Shenandoah and Des Moines.
Local residents and visitors gathered in Winterset and Emerson for family and church activities. Walter Guy joined at the Guy Jordanson Emerson home for Friday morning calls. Oscar Len of Malvern and Ren deth Grindle attended the cattle sale in Winterset. Marvin and Jared Woodfill traveled to Emerson to hear Rev. Robert Coyotes, a Southern Rhodesia missionary, speak.
Hayes suffered a severely mangled index finger with three broken bones after a corn picker incident on Friday. A Malvern physician is treating the injury and attempts to save the finger.
Oliver Weak of Red Oak wed Miss Mayberry near Malvern in a Sunday ceremony at the First Methodist Church with Rev Lloyd Attic officiating. Parents: Mr and Mrs Oliver Weak and Mr and Mrs BR Mayberry. The bride wore white and carried mums and roses. attendants and guests included Mrs Wilts, Wilbur Mayberry, and ushers Larry Weak and Donald Weak. A reception followed in the church parlors before the couple departed for a west coast trip.
A church choir group held a planning meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stotta with thirteen probable members and one guest. They invited others to join at future practices for the Christmas program as hostess served popcorn balls and coffee. Next meeting set for Monday at the church.
Sty and Mire, Berry WoLeth Prem forth of Glemwood attended Prmiesday events. Geadstl, secretary of the Homecoming Group, sent best wishes for Nov 6. A former pastor Rev. Borry Stureet extended regrets. Mrs. Sturgell underwent brain surgery at Baptist hospital St Louis room 408. Mee and Mra W Stotta visited Cornell Pi wits with Mrs Pearl Roelten guest. The Stotts dined with Mrs Holton and Mae McFarling. Mrs Bolton travels to Marshalltown for Thanksgiving with sister Maude Carter. Theron Mickelson and Christine dined with Vern Mickelson's family.
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