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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1962

Page

8

Services for W. Patrick Held in Emerson Baptist Church

Funeral services for Willis Patrick 94 were held Tuesday at Emerson Baptist Church with Rev. Richard Person officiating. A longtime community elder born November 26, 1866 in Illinois, Patrick lived on a North Emerson farm before moving there in 1910 and remaining until his death September 29 at Red Oak hospital after a hip fracture and heart attack. Survived by his son Lowell, three granddaughters, and five great grandchildren, he was active in town life and lived alone after his wife Eurana Cheney Patrick’s death. Burial was in Emerson Cemetery.

Emerson Willis Patrick Red Oak Hospital Emerson Baptist Church Richard Person Patrick Ilinois Eurana Cheney Lowell Patricia Morgan Saundra Patrick Santa Anna Calif Pamela Donegan Berwin Penn

Rally Sunday and church schedule mixture

Emerson First Baptist Church lists Sunday events with Pastor Dick Person and Supt Robert Good, including Rally Sunday worship at 11, a Communion Meditation on Creation, and midweek choir and youth activities. Emerson Methodist Church notes services at 9 55 and 11 05 with Ralph Russell as minister, plus social visit mentions and a list of guests and local church activities.

Emerson First Baptist Church Dick Person Robert Good Baptist Youth Fellowship Emerson Methodist Church Ralph Russell LaVerne Carson

Social visits and family travels in Red Oak area

Mrs. Bertha Kellenbarger plans to spend the winter months in California. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Beil and sons of Malvern visited Red Oak friends. Verlyn Mayberry and children from Council Bluffs stayed overnight and returned home. Waterworths hosted Doyal Waterworth and family from Tarkie Missouri. Allely brothers from Farragut visited while on break from Warrensburg. Orrin Mann and Jim Mann joined Sunday guests. Mrs. Mann traveled from New York to visit her sister Dorothy. H R Smith returned from Clarinda hospital after two operations. daughter Mrs. John Scheitzelt cared for him.

Bertha Kellenbarger California Ira Beil Malvern Fred Huntsman Verlyn Mayberry Council Bluffs W. B. Waterworth Doyal Waterworth Tarkie Waterworth Terry Ronnie Keith Allely Farragut Keith Warrensburg Orrin Mann Ronnie Tiemeyer Jim Mann Clarinda John Scheitzelt Cleveland, O

M and A Society To Have Turkey Dinner in Nov

The Baptist M and A Society met at the church Sept. 27 for a cleaning day and held a business session in the afternoon. The group voted to contribute to the Girls' Educational Fund and the Northwest Baptist Home Society and set the annual turkey dinner for the first Wednesday in November. They also voted to sell pecans for a money making project and urged members to save Betty Crocker coupons.

The Baptist M and A Twyla Yeager Girls’ Educational Fund Northwest Baptist Home Society Betty Crocker Edward Greenwood Gilbert Carlson Jr Clyde Gravett

Attend Seminar at Oakland by Local Group

A group traveled to Oakland on Thursday to attend the Seminar. Attendees included Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Russell Jr., Cecille Wax, Bob Stille, J. F. Simpson, Vance White, Clyde Patton, Hebe L. Edie, John Parker, Winnie Gamble, M. D. Lang, Quentin Johnson, and V. R. Johnson.

Oakland Ralph Russell Jr Mmes Cecille Wax Bob Stille J. F. Simpson Vance White Clyde Patton Hebe L. Edie John Parker Winnie Gamble M. D. Lang Quentin Johnson V. R. Johnson

Methodists Plan Dedication Service

Sunday October 7 the Methodists hold a fellowship dinner at the church with a program to follow. Attendees are asked to bring eight covered dishes and table service. The 6 p.m. gathering chronology is noted among varied local visits and social events across Red Oak and nearby towns, highlighting many residents’ weekend and weekday activities.

Methodist Church

Champion Hill Promotion Service Draws Large Crowd

A Sunday event at Champion Hill Presbyterian Church drew a large audience for both the service and an ensuing dinner. In charge were Don Regier Tom Harri from Grace Bible Institute Omaha and Rev Paul Unruh of Omaha. Mrs Joe Allen organized the program. Perry Bishop, brother of Mrs Nobel Widger, was released from Jennie Edmundson hospital after a car accident.

Champion Hill Presbyterian Church Don Regier Tom Harri Grace Ible Institute Omaha Paul Unruh Joe Allen Perry Bishop Nobel Widger Jennie Edmundson Hospital Council Bluffs Bishop Anel Nebbitt

New Home Started For Ralph Pierce In Malvern

Ralph Pierce an Nishna Valley School instructor began excavating the basement of his new home north of Malvern. Tom Heiken is doing the excavating. Week end visitors included Mr and Mrs Sherman Allen Mr and Mrs Glenn Olson Mrs L Lullington Mrs Lee Weitzel and daughter Mrs Borl Morris who traveled to Clarinda to visit sister Mrs Walter Parris. Heber Billyer visited brother Frank at Highland Acres in Red Oak. Mrs Mabel Woneyman moved to Red Oak for the winter months in an apartment.

Jack Cottengim Oggie Rimer Joyce Decker Glenwood B. A. Decker LeRoy Johnson Red Oak Hospital Marion Fender Dale Shelley Harl McQuown Jr Red Oak Richard Larsen Red Hook N. Y Larsen IDM Ossinning Charlene Bullington Ralph Pierce Nishna Valley Als New Haime Tom Heiken Sherman Allen Glenn Olson L. @. Lullington Lee Weitzel Borl Morris Clarinda Walter Parris Heber Billyer Frank Tighland Acres Mabel Woneyman

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