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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1963
Page
1
The article notes a 50th anniversary observance for RIC with plans including Mrs Hawter Church and Mrs Carl Buch among attendees. It mentions arrangements, a tea service, and seasonal items such as ginger bread and pumpkin bread with whipped cream, reflecting a small community gathering.
Hillsdale Center Feeders elected officers at a Thursday meeting held at the Dals Sell home with Roger and Dennis acting co hosts. Alan Wreki was named President Kenton Rotbert Vice president Carolin Sue Hilton Secretary Treasurer Joan Buch Historian and Reporter. Refreshments were served at the close. Nearby residents LeVon Rohrbeck and Mike Rohrbere attended. Mr and Mrs Clende Williams and others shared Sunday dinner with several Glenwood families.
A Wiener roast event took place at Hilledale School this evening. Students and staff gathered for a community activity labeled MYF with excitement and festive atmosphere.
A jumble of social notes reports Saturday gatherings at homes near Malvern Glenwood and Omaha with guests from Nebraska Syracuse Chicago and beyond. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Earl, Mr and Mrs Ben Jackson, Gordon McCrokie and Sue of Omaha, and Mrs Emory Ladds visiting from En [text truncated].
Mrs Dennis Suhr and other local families share visits and dinners across Glenwood Malvern and surrounding towns. Guests include Mr and Mrs Albert Donner of Seattle and many relatives attending church events and a wedding at Guthrie Center.
Liberty correspondent reports final rites for Dale Anderson at the Methodist Church in Tabor with family from Malvern and nearby towns attending. The piece lists longtime neighbors and friends, local church activities, 4-H club events, travel to Omaha and Council Bluffs, sabbatical work by Alan DuVal, and numerous gatherings as families visit, celebrate birthdays, and discuss harvest progress amid frost.
Local families in Tabor Randolph and nearby areas hosted and attended multiple dinners and parties this week. Don Carlbere and Vic Ke were honored at a gathering, Walter Phelps escorted Mrs Hattie Phelps to Omaha for her sister Dena Trier’s funeral, and the Phelps family later returned. Forrest Bloomer and spouse traveled to Opder Rapids for the Iowa Auctioneers Association convention, with stops in Newton and at Ox Yoke Inn. Harvest continues with corn and soybeans being harvested. frost and gentle showers bring welcome relief after a dry spell. The community notes include visits to the Glen Howrey family and socializing among neighbors as harvest winds down.
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