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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1966
Page
4
In loving memory of Harold who passed five years ago this week Hazel McCain notes unfinished plans and enduring love saying God had something better. Card of thanks Edna Johnson thanks all for cards letters flowers and visits during and after hospital stay and recovery.
The Durbin and Douglas families thank neighbors and friends for cards and acts of consideration during the illness and after the death of their father and grandfather. They appreciate kitchen space, food, harvest help, and community support from Hillsdale Church and others. The Loept and Anderson families also express thanks for cards, flowers, food, and kindness during recent losses.
Memorial services were conducted at Mansfield Funeral Home for Orville H. Durbin with Rev. Richard Person and Rev. Hugh Shiveley officiating. Interment followed at Malvern Cemetery. Durbin, born June 16, 1892 near Henderson, died November 15, 1966 at Colonila Oaks Home in Red Oak after a months long illness. He lived in Mills County most of his life, farmed near Hastings, married Vesta Cheney in 1912, and leaves son Ivan with wife Floy and two grandchildren.
Daughters Christine of Omaha and Barbara and husband Bill Douglas of Emerson, four great grandchildren, a sister Mrs. Ruth Crozier, and a niece Mrs. Ray Hibbing, both of Riverside California, along with aunts, cousins and friends.
Glenwood school bus driver Alice Benseoter was fined $10 and costs by Justice of Peace Ernest Timmer man on a defective brakes charge. The bus had been tagged for brake work at inspection but the service was overlooked. A patrolman reported the offense. Other speeding fines included John J. Fitzpatrick four $15, Robert Dyer $18, and Thomas K B Walstrom $12.
Wilma Schultz Iowa State Extension home economist announces decorating help and color planning sessions for homemakers. A new upholstery class under Mrs. June Brown will cover baymanship and fabric choices, held at Malvern Community Building on December 2 at 1 30 p.m. Public invited.
Funeral services for T. L. Salyers, 74, will be Friday at Mansfield Funeral Home at 2 p.m. The Rev. John Lippincott will officiate with interment in Malvern cemetery. He is survived by his wife, two sons Joe of Tuscan, Arizona and T. E. of Malvern, a brother R. W. Salyers of Malvern, and two grandsons. The body lies in state until noon Friday.
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