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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1962

Page

3

Wonderful Year This Has Been for Iowa and Mills County

A Mills County update notes bumper crops of corn and soybeans, full feedlots, and abundant food with low prices relative to income. Editor Emmet Butler reflects on Thanksgiving amid national pride, Kennedy Cuba stance, and the value of freedom. A quirky anecdote about Highway 92 and speeding drivers frames a broader call for constructive criticism to improve communities.

Mills County Kennedy Cuba Emmet Butler The Treynor Record Iowa

Mt Vernon Residents Return From Arkansas Trip

Mt Vernon and nearby families including Frank Chamberlain Galen Boles and Clarence Boles returned from a ten day vacation at Sugar Loaf Arkansas with a Deer hunting trip nearby The group toured Missouri and Arkansas enjoying fall colors and scenery Kenneth Blackman visited Lee Blackimar Hospital care was needed for Leonard Hardy who cut his left thumb severely requiring tendons to be tied and the hand cast A baby girl Caro Jean Blackman was born to Everett and Mrs Blackman in Council Bluffs Mercy Hospital Dr Rh Buck funeral in Omaha noted Ferne Alberta’s longtime Omaha doctor died Friday and funeral in Countryside Community Church Ruths gathered for an early Thanksgiving in Pavlie Junction

Chamberlains Arkansas Frank Chamber-lain Galen Boles Eugene Ore Sugar Loaf Ark Clarence Boles Glenwood Vinton Johnson Marvin Claudia Clarkeville Missouri Corwin Hardy Leonard Hardy Steven Hastings Council Bluffs Leonard Edmundson Hospital Hardy Charles Phelps Farm Mt. Vernon Everett Blackman Tabor Caro Jean Mercy Hospital Council Juffs Blackman Baby Ferne Alberta Omaha Ferne Laurence Alberts Rh. O. Buck Countryside Community Church Datewell Miude Lateman Frank Hunter Stacific Junction Ruths Jack Unter Jackie Jimmie Pavilie Junction Jon Kemp Dan Joni Amy Sammers Harry Kemp Magnolia Volney Smith Cathy Paul Neil Miley Sehmidt Mary Schmidt Elin Nebr Donald Schmidt Schmidt Norman Sinner Robert Sehrouder Donn Harold Blackman Donalds Denaud Jr Sid Willams Clenwood Lyle Donnie Powles Red Oak Greenfield Oan Harry Richardson Fred Shaw Med Mayfred Stidd Fluteh Carte Stewart Joloyee Floyd Blackman Grand Island Nebran Wedlotslay Mra Guy Haynie Mek Ghaydi Haynie Karen Kelly Council Blufts Ethel Lee Merrick Goungil Eldred Peters Michael Wayne Blackman Bayouat Church Evening Guild Navy Lloyd Blackman Sant Hehmidt China Oman Larry Irwin Sum

Kingery Family Arrives in France

Mr and Mrs Tom Kingery learned their son T Sgt Tommy R Kingery and family arrived safely in Paris France after a seven hour flight from New Jersey They were greeted by Mrs Kingerys brother in law Gene Tierney and will stay with the Tierneys until housing is found at the base at Loan Also includes a Christmas card address for the Kingery family and various local visits and events in nearby towns from the period.

Tom Kingery Tommy R. Kingery Paris France New Jersey APO New York

Sunday Socials and Visit Notes from Shenandoah Area

A lengthy social roundup records Sunday visits and dinners across Shenandoah and nearby towns. Guests include the Primrose and Craig families for Robert Craig’s birthday, Wilsons, Siepolds, and numerous others visiting in pairs and with children. Mentions aussi: World Fair Seattle, Mercy Hospital nursing student Charlene Bolte, and a three week corn harvest by Albert brothers with two pickers. The item ends noting November misty weather and an overnight rain.

Frank Chamberlain Don Primrose Richard Albert Craig Robert Craig A. M. Wilson Charles L. Wilson Martin Siepold Kenneth Seattle Richardson Shaw Mayfred Sudd Butch Omaha Vern Miller Max Vinton Patty Mercy Hospital School of Nursing Council Bluffs Glen Bolte Roger Wayne Blackman Clarence Myers Glen Perkins Glenwood Dan Myers Chelly Manriquiz Dwight Myers Ethel Lee Herrick Norman Sinner Marilyn Harold Sinner Alberts Brothers Forest Stephens Dale David

Weather and harvest notes from Mt. Vernon area

Farmers hoped for more corn gathering as rain halted activity after substantial fall plowing. The report notes dreary conditions with the first snow arriving Monday morning, affecting ongoing field work.

Mt. Vernon

Hastings News Club Notices and Local Happenings

COMMUNITY brief from Hastings including church schedule at First Methodist Church with Ralph Russell and Dorothy Largent, announcements for Hastings Federated Club blood bank drive on Nov 23, and several oblique local visits and family news involving Courtier, Courtier family, Laverty moving, and the passing of Elam Ord with burial in Greeley California.

First Methodist Church Ralph Russell Dorothy Largent S. S. Supt Hastings Federated Club Blood Bank Clinton Parker

Car accident near Strahan schoolhouse injures four

Mrs Wayne Crawford and grandchildren Toni Gary and Billy Rountree suffered minor injuries in a Saturday afternoon crash one mile south of Strahan schoolhouse. The car rolled down a steep embankment after hitting a muddy spot. They were taken to Edmundson hospital after Charles Kayton helped transport them to the Crawford home.

Wayne Crawford Toni Gary Billy Rountree Shenandoah Strahan School Charles Kayton Hastings Edmundson Hospital Council Bluffs

PLAN NEW 4 H CLUB ORGANIZATION DISCUSSED

Guests at the Dean Fender home on Wednesday morning included Mrs. Kenneth Grindle Mrs. Keith Bruce Mrs. Herb Stogdill and Mrs. McVay as plans for a new 4 H club were set. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Hass Linda and Wayne arrived from Douglas Wyoming to live in a trailer in the yard of her parents Mr and Mrs Lee Bailey. AB Robert Tudor returned home Saturday evening on a 18 day furlough from Reaves Air Base Amarillo Texas.

Dean Fender Kenneth Grindle Keith Bruce Herb Stogdill McVay Kenneth Hass Linda Wayne Douglas Wyo Lee Bailey Robert Tudor Ernest Tudor Reaves Air Base Amarillo Tex

Oaks News Highlights Quiet Weekend Visits and Hospital Stays

Don Davidson spent the weekend at the college in Ames. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Brammeier visited Mrs. Don Terry and sons and joined Don at the hospital in Missouri Valley. They also called on Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Terry and visited Mrs. Harold Bruning in Council Bluffs. Mrs. Ralph Viner was hospitalized in Leon with a heart condition. Several local residents hosted gatherings, including fish supper guests at I. W. Castor’s home and coffee at L. E. Grammeier’s residence, with Omaha visitors Also noted were visits by the Wrights, Marsdens, Osborns, and Ambroses in various homes.

Don Davidson Ames L. E. Brammeier Don Terry and Sons Don Missouri Valley Harold Bruning Edmundson Hospital Council Bluffs A. M. Terry Ralph Viner Leon N. F. Wright Guy Osborn Lester Marsden Ald Edwin Ambrose I. W. Castor David McAdams Omaha L. E. Grammeier Marvin Warren Suellen L. &. Brammeier

Community Notes From Malvern Leader November 22 1962

Local social roundup lists oyster supper guests Charley Hurson family and Ee win Ambrose at the Stefford home. Visitors include Byron Viner John and Howard Harol Per dua near Hilllott and Gene Westerlund family from Morton Mills. Page also mentions J W Castor in Missouri Valley and Mrs J G Stream in Council Bluffs.

Charley Hurson Eewin Ambrose John Stefford Byron Viner John and Howard Harol Perdua Hilllott Carleton Davidson Gary Honeyman Marlon Shook Merrill Sowers Gene Westerlund Morton Mills Thei Robert Hicks J. W. Castor Don Terry Missouri Valley Harold Bruning Edmundson Hospital Council Bluffs J. G. Stream L. HE

Flower Arrangement Hints At Jolly Janes Meeting

The Jolly Janes Club met with Mrs. Bill Huff on Thursday where 10 members answered roll call. Three favorite books were noted and Mrs. Carleton Davidson read the poem Thankful Thoughts. Mrs. Gary Honeyman gave a gavel hint on flower arrangements.

Jolly Janes Jolly Janes Club Bill Huff Carleton Davidson Gary Honeyman

Oaks Community Church Service and Attendance Notes

Merrill Sowers 8 presides at the Oaks Community Church with Sunday School at 10 a.m. Worship at 11 a.m. Choir practice Thursday evening. Young People service on the flat and third Sunday evening. Sunday School attendance 71, visitors 3, offering 13.35 dollars. Scripture references John 21 11 and John 4 23 24. Choir soloist Bob Hoffman of Omaha sang Sweeter Every Day as guest speaker.

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Uncle Sam William Hutton William Feather Che Malvern F. A. Wortman Malvern Congress Imogene Randolph and United States Miley Schmidt Mrs. Johnson Mr Chamberlain Mr. Johnson Kenneth Blackman Lee Black Imar M. L. Scheffel, M. D Malvern, Iowa Conoco Gay Oil Co Tank Wagon Service Kingery Elmer Fieselman Marlene Corie Stewart Joyce Marty Richardson Leslie Bhawin Topeka Kana Dale Haines Liam Hastings News Mes Floyd Timson Roger Crawford Lois Timson Delmar McConkey Arthur Goodwin Ben Vanderpool Terry California Kenneth Hegsi Roger Smith Willisea Jack Hudson Stanley Richard Vance Grace Hathaway Kansas City Charley Courtier Arnold W. A. Courtier James Courtier Arnold Courtier Armed Forces Paul Laverty Elam Ord Bellevue Greeley Calo Wendell Mable Fred Courtier Bill Courtier Max Bachelor Jesse Perking Billy Toni Rountree Willvale Stella Hall Mildred Martin Highland Aerea Russell Kindig John Moors and Son Red Oak Hospital Wayne Anderson Griswold Frank Anderson James Burrington Sat Oaks News the Malvern Fred G. Henry Ph Oakland J. A. Kline First Avenue Salyers Jim A. Anderson Abc-Tv Pontiac Buffington Motors Sharp Street Glenwood, Iowa
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