23 Nov 1967
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1967
Page
1
Fractured OCR recounts Crocker Frohm nuptials on a November 4 ceremony. Descriptions of attendees, bridal gown details, bouquets, and reception decor appear with many garbled names and places, yet convey a traditional church wedding atmosphere and celebratory reception.
Unclear notice outlines an engagement involving Mrs Jone Wien and the daughter Jam te Cristshe' Lows see. Mentions Miss Wiser at Lone Sars & Leesoc Le Ares and Mr Lexaiz with December seeds in Greek Cal CGE and a poem reference.
Engagement announced for Rag Bay Metain, son of Air and Mrs. Barry Glenn Starr, to Hany Giles Ss, Jr., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rahs é Tote 7 Melverin. The bride is a teacher in Mah vern community school and a Fremont High School graduate now employed by Henninsser Foods, Lee, of Malver. A June 8 wedding is planned.
The HSC Club gathered Wednesday with Mrs Louise Mlamener hosting. Twelve members answered roll call with playful remarks. Entertainment included singing, a prime prize, and whipped cream topped pumpkins. Evelyn Goy hosted a Christmas planning session at the Tator Bock with a charge for a December event.
Saalyern Leader notes Manct Floson scoring at San Sao AX Tiret for Shen and 28 point effort with two free throws aiding Nas and Bueson. Mentions Mi BS Bee Nes and Bucks Notiate ant Mos C2 Naiinges phetess. References barwon, Mohan Trevse, and SHS Miss tlimsom amid match details.
Suzanne Summers hosted a birthday gathering for Smaee Sancers and her parents at her home. Friends and relatives attended with gifts and well wishes, sharing memories and a light meal.
A notice for the Federated OUB annual Christmas dinner scheduled for December 1 at the Bek Inn. The item references long-standing members and a list of attendees, with scattered biographical notes about Ruth Durbin Crozier and Martha Cirle. it notes Crozier’s death and burial details at Olivewood Cemetery, Riverside, along with family acknowledgments.
Rev. Hugh Shiveley presides with Mrs. Chas. Costello and Mrs. W. Blackburn listed. Morning worship at 9 43 on Sunday November 20. Pledge Stay ve November 26 and elders will make calls.
Funeral services are planned Tuesday for Russell G. Bird. The rites will be at Naastiekt Famer Home and Bab Taaise hospital chapel with Rev Clare Wrettend officiating. Survived by wife and children, service will be at Bad Letty cemetery with interment in the family plot. Born in Matvere, he lived most his life there and leaves a large family including siblings and numerous relatives.
Three truck drivers faced fines in a Justice of the Peace court. Judge John Bail presided as clerks and registrars logged the proceedings. Names cited include Francs Geiger and Armahs with penalties recorded for unsigned or missing equipment, while others faced fees and minor charges.
Final rites were held at Hastings Mennonite Church on Wednesday with Rev Earl Ketly officiating. Casket bearers included Janos Goodwindack, Larsent, Keith Chites, Gerald Brazeal, Melvin Trimmer, and Buask Winderpool. ushers Frat Lockabill and Charley Hall. Pauline Poulsen signed the registry. organist was Mrs Jensie Hareff accompanied a recital. Mrs Marvin Peterson and Mrs William Pickenney sang Beautiful for the flowers were Mrs Robert Vanderpool and Als Will.
A sprawling social page notes Malvernians and Abbie residents hosting and attending pre Thanksgiving gatherings. Local families share dinners in Hastings and surrounding towns, with relatives visiting from Nebraska City and Card Lake. A Viet Nam veteran’s homecoming and a funeral in Mansfield are mentioned, alongside church and education connections and a large extended family network across Nebraska and Iowa.
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