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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1964
Page
4
Local families share visits and moves from Malvern to Glenwood and Des Moines while relatives gather in Nebraska Iowa and Missouri. New arrivals include Roger Craig at 212 59 Hazel Glenwood. Timothy Nell Bird born August 26 at Edmundson hospital weighs eight pounds fifteen ounces. A lengthy list of visits, trips, weddings, and travel from August through September, with many relatives noted and several travels to Ames Des Moines and Denver.
James E. Hall son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Hall of Imogene has graduated from recruit training at the Naval Training Center San Diego Calif He completed basic military law Navy customs and etiquette seamanship shipboard routine and extensive drill first aid swimming water survival tactics and physical fitness He will be assigned to a ship or sent to a service specialty school for further training.
Mrs. Strahan and Virginia Angus visited the Guy Jordan home in Amergon Friday afternoon. Miss Thelma Jarrell of Randolph called at the Bert Shaul home Thursday and helped there Monday. Mrs. Eliza Dye of Santa Cruz is visiting the Charles W Kayton home. Mrs. Kayton met her in Malvern Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Cross of Sioux City spent Thursday night with Henry Nims. Maude Churchill returned with them. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Potter and Eugene of Emerson were Tuesday supper guests at Kenneth Davis’s home in honor of Kenneth’s birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sells of Bethesda were visitors Monday.
A pair of rain storms and high winds last week damaged farms and towns across Mills County. Hillsdale reported 3 inches of rain, Malvern 1 inch, with the worst destruction south of Hillsdale. A small tornado touched fields near Leo Clark and Forrest Bloomer, tearing roofs from a corn crib and damaging a hog shed. Bloomers suffered moved metal cribs, and a wood crib overturned. North of Henderson winds damaged trees at Darrell Ackenbaugh and Dale McMullen, Emerson saw limb loss, and Malvern forests faced widespread damage. Saturday night winds caused minor limb breakage and some corn damage. Mt Vernon area suffered trees, sheds, and limb losses with little major damage overall, leaving extensive cleanup as the main result.
Strahan residents have returned from trips with several families sharing ten day stays in Florida Arkansas and Missouri. Kenneth and Gary Davis visited Orlando with Dennis. Bob Christensen Douglas and Donna vacationed in Leadville and Clarksville. Floyd Hilter and Harold Morrical joined the Leadville visits. Leo Smith called on Rose White. Bert Shaul’s leg treatment. visits by Bob Fisher Ralph Pierce and others across nearby towns.
Strahan Methodist Church lists Rev John Lippincott and Pastor Robt Christensen leading morning services on Sept 9 with Sunday School Sermon “Men Who Shape Tomorrow” and Divine Worship at 10 am. Numerous local visitors from Omaha Emerson Red Oak Maryville Shenandoah and other towns are noted.
Emerson Morris and family joined Mr. and Mrs. Lofgren in Stanton for a Sunday dinner honoring Marlene Morris who leaves in a week to attend Drake College. Douglas Ingram returns to Amarillo after several weeks visiting his grandmother Mrs. R. D. Good.
Emersonian Miss Lutjen Finance of Des Moines announces the engagement of Sharon Lee Jutjen to Robert Evans Winders son of Mr and Mrs Robert W Winders of Emerson. A December 20 wedding is planned. The bride elect is a State University of Iowa graduate and Kappa Kappa Gamma member who taught in Madison Wisconsin. She is a senior in the State University of Town medical school and a member of Alpha Kappa Kappa and Phi Kappa Psi.
A social roundup lists Mrs. Vic Babbitt's Friday birthday guests including Lu sius Holie Lucile Huntsman Anna Huntsman Flo Bell Jane Schick and others. Domestics share stories of relatives visiting in Sioux Falls Hamburg Council Bluffs and Maryville with college plans Waterworth reunion at Mark Twain park and various club meetings.
A series of visits and greetings across Malvern and nearby towns. David Bodie of Omaha was supper guest of his mother Mrs Hebn L Hdlie. many relatives and friends hosted and visited in Red Oak Council Bluffs Corning Shenandoah and Omaha.
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