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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1968
Page
7
Malvernians note social gatherings and family visits across the region. Local residents host and travel for Thanksgiving and weekend meals, while several families welcome guests from Omaha Lincoln and Council Bluffs.
County Treasurer F. M. Robinson listed registrations for ten vehicles including a Mercury to Fred Gen mall of Malvern a Chevrolet for Frank K E Porter of Emerson Lyle Falk of Hastings and Fred J Prindte of Glenwood Ford pickups to Gerald B. Rager and Russell C Brandl others include Rodge to Steven E Roenfeldt Glenwood Plymouth to Rodney Reid Glenwood and a Chevrolet pickup to Kenneth Knight of Tabor Marriage licenses issued to Taylor Pacific Junction and Deborah Sell Glenwood with several Blaine and Cannell delegates and witnesses listed in brief county notices
The Rev F G Barnes and the Rev and Mrs LeRoy Pullman attended a district spiritual clinic Friday at Macedonia United Methodist Church. Mrs Ruth Swarls and Mrs Tony Prieto of Council Bluffs attended the bazaar and supper Saturday evening at Silver City United Methodist Church. Thanksgiving plans include visits and dinners with family in Glenwood Crescent Jefferson and Clear Lake. The Silver City Woman's Club met Tuesday at Mrs Fae Deitehler’s home with twelve members present. travelogue by Thomas was featured.
Wesley News reports Thanksgiving plans and family visits across Nebraska. Harold Wilson and Minnie Harris joined relatives for dinner at the Ponderosa, then visited Ralph Wilson in Millard to attend funeral services for Mrs. Delbert Leet, burial at Glenwood cemetery. Other items note Campbell resident John Fierstein’s return home and guests William Simmons of Westboro and Lana Simmons of Omaha for Thanksgiving, plus Ithaca New York’s Alice Burgoin visiting, and Reinardus Dorknap and daughters from Omaha planning Thanksgiving with Cliff Stewart.
The Women's Society of Christian Service met November 20 at the church for a Thanksgiving program planned by Mrs Harold Wilson with help from Mrs Marvin Deuchler. Mrs Henry Washburn sang two solos, Now Thank We All Our God and Bless This House, as hostesses were Mrs Jay Winslow and Mrs Floyd Yes. An annual Christmas party is set for December 18 at Mrs Clifford Allery's home. Various members visited, hosted, and attended church events across neighboring towns, with multiple social gatherings noted.
Malvern Iowa, Thursday November 28 1968 edition provides local notices and brief items from town meetings, school activities, and community events. Readers find concise updates on residents, public works, and upcoming holiday observances shaping the town’s late November scene.
East Liberty MRS Josie Stotts correspondent reports Rev Pullman delivered a timely sermon titled Giving Thanks Always for Thanksgiving Sunday. Next Sunday marks the advent season with candle lighting each week. Mr and Mrs T Shook of Henderson were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Claude Stephens last Tuesday, and Sunday evening theStephens visited Mr and Mrs Clarence McKinney in Henderson.
Mrs Emmett Stehens hosted the WSCS at her home with Ti ladies present Mrs Hugi Hayes led the second chapter study of Saint John and conducted a brief business period Plans for the December 12 Christmas meeting were discussed An invitation to Mr and Mrs Arch Clay and daughters in Malvern was accepted Gift exchange names were drawn A cooperative noon dinner is planned Mrs E LeRoy Pullman will give the lesson.
Mr and Mrs Gary Parker of Bellvue Nebraska spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Leonard Parker. Guests for supper honored Mrs Parker s nephew Tom Osborn of Glenwood who will leave for military training. Attending were Mrs Gertrude Murphy and Rollo Jones of Shenandoah Mr and Mrs Bill Osbert of Glenwood Mr and Mrs Galen Hunt and Kimberly of Malvern Mrs Josie Stotts visited Mary Skerritt and Iva Henderson in Malvern Friday. Charles Goodell and Elizabeth of Council Bluffs were dinner guests of his mother Phoebe Goodell Sunday. Afternoon visitors included Mr and Mrs Lloyd Ward of Ralston Larry Williams and Frank Scheel of New Market who attend college in Maryville Missouri. They attended the ball game in Malvern Friday evening and stayed with Larry s parents Mr and Mrs Lyle Williams. Weekend guests were their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Keith Wilcox of Auburn Nebraska Sunday afternoon visits to Norman Benedict and his wife in Glenwood. Mr and Mrs Tom Pearce and Renee spent Saturday at Regee Hatfield s in Malvern and were Sunday supper guests of her parents Mr and Mrs Archie Scott. Mrs Emott Stephens hosted a demonstration party with a few ladies last Tuesday morning. Mrs Ruby Jones and her mother Grace Rommel of Glenwood visited the home of the latter s daughter Mrs Charles Shenefield and family. In the afternoon all attended farewell parties Crockettale St Joseph s Mt Ang Mrs Gren Windle of Co West Tuesday.
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