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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1966
Page
2
Hastings Community launches a Christmas fund to decorate the town for the holidays. Residents and businesses are asked to donate, with $225 needed. Donations can be left with Lois Perkins, Vera Shapcott, or at the Post Office.
Mrs Anna Jones of Shenandoah visited the Jesse Perkins home on Sunday. Mrs Gilbert entertained several friends at a demonstration party Wednesday. Mrs Paul Richardson suffers a severe eye infection under Dr Abbot Dean care in Council Bluffs. MYF Halloween party plans discussed with no definite date set.
Burial services for Mrs. Jennie (Woods) Allison of Council Bluffs were conducted Saturday at Hastings cemetery after she died October 12 following a long illness. She lived in Council Bluffs 23 years. Meyers Funeral Home managed the services. She is survived by four daughters Sharon Ernst Elaine Donahue Grace Jandriou and Gladys Fisher. two sons Errol and John. three brothers Cecil Homer Cassus Woods. two sisters Blanche Rouse and Francis Chapin. 18 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. She was a former resident of the area.
Mrs Donald Dobbs of Red Oak visited Saturday with her mother Della ReGear Diane Crawford Vera Brazeal and Mrs Roy Harman began work at the Carbon Plant in Red Oak this week with members from Strahan Mal vern Wesley Chapel Emerson and Red Oak Churches represented Gordon Boone of Red Oak gave an interesting and informative talk on Art Glass and displayed some lovely pieces Following the program lunch was served by the committee and an evening of fellowship was enjoyed by all.
Funeral services for George Palser 55 of Hastings were held at Hastings Methodist Church with burial in Hastings Cemetery. Rev. Earl Kelley presided, nephew Rev. Duane Palser assisted. Survived by wife Exie two sons Gene Hastings Darrel Council Bluffs two daughters Janice Riverside Mary Sue Hastings home his mother Mrs Katie Palser five brothers Harold Carrol Paul Arthur Richard three sisters Stella Esther Eva. Pallbearers and ushers named with music and hymns provided.
The WSCS executive committee met on Oct 11 to organize the annual Turkey supper set for Oct 2 at the church with serving starting at 5 30 p m. Members are asked to bring an item for the food sale or bazaar and guests night drew a good attendance.
Sunday visitors to the Forrest Bloomer home included Mrs. Chris Hein and children Terry and Ricky Williams Maletta Parks and the Herman Folkerts family from Glenwood plus Mr. and Mrs. Max Crum from Malvern. Monday guests for coffee in Rock Port honored Fay Timson for her birthday with Opal Herron and Mrs. Roland Pratt.
Joyce Budd reported to the sheriff that burglars accessed her Glenwood basement Tuesday and stole an assortment of canned goods, including 40 boxes of peaches. the thieves favored homemade items and preserves.
Readable items include strawberries seven quarts of green beans seven quarts of tomato juice and some meat indicating a varied market offering.
Mrs Velva Glasgow and Mrs Virgil Forney visited Thursday afternoon. Mr Newt Heaton hosted Flora Heaton for a birthday dinner in Elliott where Heaton coaches. Elliott defeated Nishna Valley 31 to 7 in a late Friday football game. Juletta Walker returned from Palmyra to visit Elmer Johnson and attended Cheryl Smith and Orval Echman nuptials in Syracuse. Guests included Gene Nosekabel, Ted Wilson, Alber Pearson, and Elizabeth Hughes.
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