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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1968
Page
7
Malvern area residents attend weddings in Missouri Valley and Wests Nebraska towns. Members of families, friends, and guests travel from Crete, Red Oak, Atlantic, Council Bluffs, and Omaha for ceremonies and visits. Local trips include church events, hosting visitors, and multiple family gatherings across Iowa and Nebraska.
Word has been received of the death of Harry Foster a former Malvern resident in California. He died after a lingering illness on Saturday morning. His widow Goldie Cozad Foster and two children Pam and Mike survive. Funeral services were held Monday at 10 am at Memorial Chapel with interment at Rose Hills Whit tier California. Cards may be sent to Mrs Foster at 809 Californi Ave La Pitenta Calif 917ad.
Distribution of 52 100 new telephone directories is under way in Malvern and 16 nearby communities. Delivery should be completed by September 17, according to P E Thompson, manager for the telephone company. Thompson notes regional directories list distant numbers and that Malvern now has 1273 telephones, up four from the last directory.
Two drivers from Glenwood Phillip Ray Brown and Mark H Holly were fined 10 dollars plus costs for loud and excessive car noise in Justice of Peace Ernest Zimmerman’s court. Holly also received a 20 dollar fine for prohibited pass. Other traffic fines included Sue E Selby no Iowa license 10 dollars costs Wilma Rosalind Cole Glenwood Keith E Jones Tabor improper right turn each 10 dollars costs John Michael Walker Randolph improper passing 20 dollars costs Charles Kisby Glenwood disturbing the peace 10 dollars costs.
Lee Clevens was installed as master counselor as DeMolay installed victors Sunday. Bob Wray led the ceremony with help from Mike Whitney and retiring master councilor Joe Tackett Paul Hathaway and Lorce Spencer. Seven young ladies escorted the new officers to Web stations. Robert Campbell, chapter advisor, gave a brief talk on the group's work. A flower talk by Joe Tackett and music by Susan Morgan, with Reverend Clarence Woollard giving the benediction.
4 H leaders from Mills and Montgomery counties prepare in September and October club meetings for a leadership training program. Older 4 H members led sessions at Nishita Valley School on August 27 and formed three person teams to present in October. Milt Henderson district 4 H leader and Paul D Hopp extension agent assisted with the program along with county officers.
Hastings Boo McBath and children visited the Russell Kindig home with the Rhiners from Memphis Nebraska. David Kindig visited a cousin in Council Bluffs from Sunday to Tuesday. The Mooney and Smith families spent the weekend with Steve Smiths. The Mooneys, Smiths, and Mrs Kenneth Grindle called on the Leu family. Mrs. Edwin Ellwanger of Butte Nebraska is visiting with her daughter the Crouses to help care for a new grandson Andy. Weekend guests at the Crouse home included Carroll Olson and family from Atkinson and a brother Carol Ellwanger of Central City. Peggy Maynes returned from Frankfort Germany for a month with her mother and Mr Haroff. Larry plans a move to Albuquerque after his return to the states. Peggy’s brother Dick Farrington of Denver spent the weekend with the Haroffs. Mr and Mrs Cecil Clark and family hosted Mary and Kenny with the Allens of Missoui Valley. Raymond Carter visited his father in Shenandoah. The Vernon Crouse Jr. family from McCook were weekend guests at Vernon Crouse Sr. Also visiting were Carolyn Kalvinek and family of Omaha, the Bob Crouse family of Emerson, Aaron Crouse and son, Mrs Edwin Ellwanger, and Carrell Olson family with Carol Ellwanger.
Mr and Mrs ber Pierce of Willerford Ark visit at daughter Mrs Gogcluts Lees and family for grandson Joe Lees and Marsha Palmer wedding in Council Bluffs. Family and friends from Okmulgee Milo Red Oak and Shenandoah attend events and checkups while new baby Andy Wayne is welcomed in Red Oak.
Hastings high school class of 1922 held a reunion at the Gold Crown Inn in Red Oak with attendees from across the region. Guests included Otto Frank of Maine and other graduates, plus former teachers and relatives. The notice also covers weddings, visits, and local events around Shenandoah, Council Bluffs, and Omaha, including a Navy leave and Viet Nam departure.
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