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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1966
Page
8
Malvern Garden Club held its Oct 11 meeting at Mrs. Mona Pace home with Mrs. Forrest Chantry presenting what to plant and transplant in fall. Elm tree replacements were discussed and a plant slip exchange closed the event.
The UK District Business and Professional Women held their fall meeting Vol. 9 at the Country Club in Red Oak with 143 members registering. Corrine Boldra district director presided as Ethel Cairns state vice president represented the state and spoke on goals for 1966 67. Thelma Meitsman Anne Ogren Marty Lloyd and other officers attended and a Youth Power Conference at Council Bluffs was approved. Joan Mason joined the Budget Committee. The Southwest Men’s Chorus provided music with Malvern Club members and hosts Jack Bowen and Melvin Leu organized a Halloween masquerade for the Couple’s Club at St. John’s Lutheran Church.
Richard Primrose celebrated his seventh birthday with a party Monday attended by nine friends who shared cake ice cream and candy. First graders at Chantry School were treated to cupcakes on the occasion. A Sunday dinner honored Colorado visitors hosted by Everett Hatfield and family with extended relatives from Omaha Nebraska City Staunton Nebraska and Colorado Springs visiting.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Poppe of Scribner Neb announce the engagement of their daughter Linda Lou to Randall Sullivan of Hooper Neb son of Mr and Mrs Claude Sullivan of Hooper Building plans are under way for a Nov 13 wedding at St Johns Lutheran Church near West Point with a reception to follow at Scribner City Hall Miss Poppe is a BeRribner high school graduate and Mr Sullivan attended Nebraska City high school He is employed by Harland Milligan Farms and Senators after training for the National Guard in Louisiana and California and has been transferred to the Guard unit at Fremont for the remainder of his six year enlistment
Lisa Poort daughter of Mr and Mrs Bol Poort celebrated her fourth birthday last Thursday morning with a decorated cake and ice cream. Friends and mothers joined the party and she received gifts from Win Baer Tommy Mrs Terry Forney Bey Barb and Brian Beattie Mrs Ernie Spiker Trescha and Tommy plus neighbor Mrs Oscay Bal.
Mr and Mrs Lewell Fanning celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary this Saturday October 15 cards from friends and relatives are welcome No plans announced. Merry Mixer Club met last Thursday at Mrs Grant Chamberlain home with twelve members for dessert luncheon and visiting.
Charles Cheney of Pacific Junction reported to Sheriff Edwin Barkus that his 1949 Harley Davidson motorcycle broke down and was left by the roadside while he went home for repairs. On his return the cycle was gone, prompting an investigation by local authorities.
Funeral services for Stanley George Bass 16 son of Mr and Mrs George J Bass of Emerson were held Tuesday at 2 pm at the Emerson Methodist church with Rev Earle Kelley and Wayne Bass officiating. Interment followed in Emerson cemetery. He died from injuries when the pickup he drove overturned three and a half miles west of Wales Saturday evening. He was a student at Nisha Valley High School and active in church and 4 H. He leaves four brothers a sister and several relatives in Emerson and Red Oak.
About 90 members attended Mills County Farm Bureau’s annual dinner and meeting in Malvern. Harald Tackett was elected president, succeeding Eugene Leu. Officers include Mrs. Clyde Patton as chairwoman and other township leaders. Debates centered on property tax relief, reapportionment, and federal policy on agriculture, with calls to tax deduction for college expenses and reform of public programs. Pred W. Gilmore of Omaha Union Stockyards spoke as evening speaker.
Producers gathered to address marketing problems facing livestock trade. The meeting focused on price volatility, market access, and cooperative strategies to improve returns for farmers and ranchers. Organizers emphasized collaboration with extension services and regional buyers to stabilize supplies.
In Nashville Tennessee the Upper Room offers a daily prayer reflection based on 1 Thessalonians about joy, gratitude, and prayer in all circumstances. It encourages walking, working, and daily life as a continual conversation with God through Jesus Christ.
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