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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1963
Page
3
The Malvern Leader lists subscription prices for Mills County Iowa and nearby towns, plus advertising rates for display and local ads. An editorial notes Labor Day creates a long weekend that affects traffic, chores, and recreation, concluding with a Howard W. Newton quote about lasting impression of work.
Hillsdale Church invites the Ben Jackson and Glen Howrey families to host the monthly Family Night next Sunday at 7 p m. An evening of cooperative supper and entertainment will follow. Everyone is welcome to join.
Sunday Mr and Mrs Bill Phelps of Swea City called on Mrs Rollin Buffington. Mr and Mrs Co Scherer attended a Super Cross Corn Company banquet and meeting in Red Oak Thursday. Gordon Gaylord and family left for a few days’ vacation visiting Frank Hack and children and Fred Qmer at Waterloo. They toured the John Deere plant producing 200 tractors daily and the Rath meat plant, the nation’s largest butcher and packing facility, then went to Tama to visit Mrs Jim Barrett and children, returning home Labor Day afternoon. Wayne Hilton and family joined a Fickel picnic Sunday at the Mat heru Gun Club grounds.
Emmett Butler summarizes a wise teacher’s note about not believing every school claim while reflecting on how a national rail strike would disrupt postal and goods deliveries. The piece contrasts local strike rights with a whole-country shutdown, then shifts to Hillsdale church life including MYF program, Harvest Home planning, and community events with schools reopening and neighborhood visits across Hillsdale and nearby towns.
Rural improvement club in Glenwood held an Aug. 28 meeting at the home of Mrs. Clyde Dickersbach with Mrs. Carl Bueh presiding. The program featured Mrs. George Swinney of Glenwood speaking on bulbs and flower arrangements, following musical interludes and a social hour with treats. Community guests and local activities dominated the lengthy summary of visits and travels across several nearby towns.
Misa Carrol Wookey was honor guest at a Oaks bridal shower Friday evening with a reading and song program. Mrs. Lester Marsden served as mistress of ceremonies and presented the “Treasure Chest” to the honoree as Judy Huff and Lee Carral Lehmen helped open gifts. Coffee and punch were served to about 80 guests by Mrs. Wim Huff and others at the tea table. Nearby, relatives and friends from Walnut and surrounding towns gathered for visits and weekend travel plans involving family and students.
Rev Paul Lavin pastors the Oaks community church with Merrill Sowers as superintendent. Sunday School at 9 20 a m worship at 11 0 0 a m mid week prayer Wednesday 7 30 p m choir practice Wednesday 8 30 p m Sunday evening worship service 8 p m young people's prayer Saturday 7 p m. Sunday attendance 65 visitors 2 birthdays 2 offering 7 75 script John 41 46 sermon topic The Calling Christ choir song My sins are Bloted Out I Know.
Mr and Mrs L E B Brammeter attended Bertha Ernsts funeral at Cutler Funeral Home in Connell Bluffa and visited the A M Terry home. Evelyn Warren and Janet went to Indianola Sunday afternoon. Janet will attend Simpson College for her senior year. Marion Bhack and family visited Clyde Shooker to help celebrate his birthday. Brammeler couple stayed with Mrs Don Terry in Missouri Valley. Jim and Bobby attended church camp at Onaiwa Sunday and Monday. Johnny Kissler of Omaha visited Edwin Ambrose. Diana and Johnny Mikes returned home with grandparents after a week. Numerous women attended a bridal shower for Diane Sandquist and Vincent Davidson at Wales Thursday evening. Bill Huff and family were Wednesday supper guests at Gordon Lees. Dean Warren and Jane and Evelyn Warren attended the state fair in Lincoln. Mrs Bill Huff and Judy attended a Hawthorne Church shower for Carrol Wookey and Jerry Huff.
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