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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1963
Page
10
Cub Scouts of Pack 79 held a den and monthly pack meeting on October 10 at the park. The gathering marked National Fire Prevention Week with a talk by Fire Chief Everett Lunn and a ride on the fire trucks followed by a Wiener roast.
The H and H Samba Club met with Mr and Mrs Cole Sunday. Attendees included Morris Hyans Glen Ashby Red Oak. B S McKee Sr Carria Cole Jessie Fisher Laura Snodgrass Council Bluffs. Clarice Cardiff Oakland. John Trutlinger Ardith Molalla Ore and Doyal Trutlinger Lamont. Supper guests Monday were Tom Brown and family. E B Cole Glenn Cooper attended open house Wednesday for Harry Graham visiting from California. John Petrauskas Council Bluffs visited Harvey E Smith Friday. Harold Sowers spent last week at Mule Lake near Pine River Minn.
Mrs Dana Ogrovie in Battendorf reports a broken thumb yet good eye. Red Oak hosts Clarence Barns as dinner guests with Tom and Mrs Brown. Frank Soll birthday October 25 residing 16925 Lawnwood La Puente formerly lived here. Leon Robbina visited Kirksville and Ronnie Simpson home. Doyle McConnall family from Lorimer visited Winnie Gamble. Tom Brown aided Dan Parker in Council Bluffs Monday. Mrs Warry Clark hospitalized in Red Oak over weekend. Larry Simpson from Kirksville spent weekend with area friends. Dana Oglevie birthday October 22 at Masonic Home Bettendorf.
Mr and Mrs Harvey E Smith were Sunday dinner guests at daughter Mrs John Petrauskas in Council Bluffs. An afternoon surprise honored their 42nd wedding anniversary with guests including Mr and Mrs Geerl Dutton Reno Newberg Dan Shey Lester Hollingsworth Reta Al Gilmore Bob Laurie Hazel Sausman Rose Mary Gilmore Pat Shey Wayne Shapcott and others from Red Oak Omaha and nearby.
Funeral services were conducted at the Methodist church for Mrs. Alice Honeyman with Rev. Ralph Russell and Rev. Cecil Wells in charge. Pallbearers included Paul Shaw Clark Nims Allen Nims Dwight Shaw Marion Culver and John Honeyman. Burns followed in Emerson Cemetery. She was born February 11 1887 to George E and Sarah Shaw and died October 10 in Red Oak Memorial Hospital. She married Stuart Honeyman February 14 1906 and they farmed near Emerson then retired to Red Oak in 1946. She leaves a daughter Lillian Brown a son Ronald nine grandchildren seven great grandchildren two sisters and one brother. Her health declined after a broken hip last year.
Levi Burton Unit 575 of the American Legion Auxiliary met at Seton hall on October 11 with 17 members present. Mrs. Evelyn Lake presided reporting on the 7th District Convention at Council Bluffs, with Mrs. Edith Parker and Mrs. Anna Burmeister attending. Members voted to order the same number of poppies to aid hospitalized veterans who make them, noting the income supports their needs.
Dick Person pastor and Gary Greenwood superintendent announce services and programs at Emerson First Baptist Church. Sunday School at 10 a.m. Morning Worship at 11 a.m. Meditation Come and See at 7 30 p.m. Teacher Training on the Old Testament Wednesday. B Y F at 7 30 p.m. Jr Choir at 7 30 p.m. Sr Choir at 8 p.m.
Emerson Methodist Church lists minister Ralph Russell and lay leaders with Sunday School at 10:00 a m and Morning Worship at 11:06 a m plus various youth and choir activities. Champion Hill Presbyterian Church led by Rev Noel DeKalb offers Sunday School at 10 a m and Worship at 11 a m with guest visitors noted from Council Bluffs and Glenwood.
A gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carson celebrated their 66th wedding anniversary hosted by friends. Mrs. Merrill Sowers baked the cake and Mrs. Clyde Patton shared Washington D C slides. Frederick Larson sang I Love You Truly with guests H A Dunbar and Orville Hastings present.
Mr and Mrs Merrill Sowers and Marillyn, Mr and Mrs Clyde, Pat ton and Patty, Mr and Mrs H Greenwood, Mr and Mra Frederick Larsoi, Mr and Mrs Tom Brown, Mr and Mra George Bass, Mrs Bema Barns, Rev and Mrs Ralph Russell and Lester Subbert.
Emerson Jr auxiliary held a Monday after school meeting with Mary Anderson presiding. Refreshments were served by Connie Edie and Sherry Greenwood at the Legion hall. They toured the old Keystone School house at Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Cole and viewed antiques. Election of officers will be held at the next meeting.
The report notes Laverne Larkin has rented the Paul Black property west of the blacksmith shop. It also lists a series of social visits including the Duane Bergren family at Morton Mills and multiple dinners and suppers among local residents such as Mrs Mabel Ward, Frank Hein of Riverton, Harold and Karen Cooper, Mrs B R Bridge, Misa Florence Cooper, and the Gravatts from Carson and northwest of Red Oak, with gatherings on Sunday and Wednesday.
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