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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1966
Page
5
The Hillsdale WSCS finalizes plans for its 25th anniversary to be celebrated at the church on Thursday afternoon September 15. Four score and fourteen invitations have been sent to former members as the group prepares events marking the milestone.
Labor Day gatherings and visits fill Hillsdale area as the community hosts guests from El Dorado Springs and Glenwood. Local families welcome relatives, attend weddings anniversaries, and plan a picnic at Glenwood Lake Park with rain plan in church basement.
Local notes list Sunday activities and visits. Families including Wiley Sanders, Terry Sell, Dale Sell enjoy outings at Henry Dorley Zoo and Viking Lake. PEC Gene Hilton returns from fourlough to Ft Belvoir. Multiple visits to Hamburg Hospital, St. Louis relatives, and friends in Glenwood, Red Oak, and Omaha. Donna Cole begins freshman year at Grace-Bible Institute.
Oaks News item records Oaks Community Church services Sundays 10 a m and midweek choir, attendance figures 67 then 69, visitors 2 and 5, offerings 10.54 then 16.74, a two church social round of visits and anniversaries including Westerlund Hicks Norton Trively Brammeier Warren Ambrose Kisler Huff and Sieck families with many local addresses and towns mentioned.
Wesley Chapel Methodist Church reports Sunday school at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11 a.m. The official board meets Monday Sept 12 at 8 p.m. at the church. Readers note slim week with vacations. residents travel to Camdenton and Monroe. hospital stays involve Beverly Wilson and others. several visits to Edmundson and Ed mun dson Hospitals. ongoing family travels and gatherings.
Boone spent the weekend with the Robbins and Lisle families. Hiram Cools and Danahl Haack visited the Nebraska State Fair. Everett McGrews picnicked in Omaha with the Deans Maddockses. The Roebert and Bob Resches socialized with the Delbert 1t and the Ott Menschels with Alva Hendersons near Malvern. Floyd Yates and families attended the Ridlen Reunion at Cold Springs State Park now Lewis. Clinton Parker returned Sunday after weeks with the Don Park Tipton and Clint Jr in South Dakota. Bob Sells and Ale Brandts of Silver City attended the Jack Benney show at Ak-Sar-Ben. Neighbors hosted Jerry Townes at a mobile home near the Dick Jackson home. Don Godfrey took Dick to Ames to enroll at Iowa State University. Dennis Yates completed training in Washington and will be a Peace Corps officer after a Paris layover. The Roger Smith family picnicked at Ellsworth Smith’s home. Mr and Mrs Glen Jackson left for a Dakotas and Canada vacation. See you next week, same time, same station.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Gipe hosted guests over Labor Day weekend including her mother and sons Mrs. Charslie Duncan and Leslie Duncan of Central Valley California and Floyd Duncan of Los Angeles California. Paul Hathaway departed Saturday for Ames for his senior year at Iowa State University.
The 89th annual Iowa Firemen’s Convention will be held in Atlantic September 16 17 and 18. Fire chief Pat Crawford invites all Iowa firemen to attend praising an educational and entertaining program and value of fellowship with fellow firemen.
The Iowa Firemen's Association convention opens Friday with the Iowa Firemen's Championship Golf Tournament at Nishna Hills. Both individual and team titles will be decided with a Friday awards event. The hose and ladder contests occur all day Saturday, followed by a parade Saturday evening. Over $200 in cash prizes will be awarded for floats and apparatus. Albion is the defending team champion. A firemen dinner and dance is planned.
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