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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1964
Page
7
Sunday dinners and weekend calls mark a busy period with Terry Sell's birthday noted. Omaha visitors Paul Hilton and Rey Gray, North Platte guests Max Jackson, and many local callins are listed. A coffee hour sequence titled Come as You Are brings women together for two days of socializing and prizes.
Art Thieschafer and his mother visited Glenwood on Sunday. Kevin and Babra Delashmutt stayed with grandparents near Pacific Junction. Wayne Keith and family joined by several relatives shared a Sunday dinner west of Lincoln. Sidney and Randolph families gathered for meals with local hosts. Weekend visits included Emerson, Malvern, Omaha, Maryville, and Silver City areas with multiple extended family groups.
The Hillsdale Church hosts a Family Night on Sunday Sept 13 at 7 p m with Dale Sell and Ernest Brower families inviting all. A Wiener toast and picnic follows. attendees bring their own wieners and buns. The Official Board meets Sept 14 to discuss church matters and upcoming issues. Community members and visitors shared local greetings and attendance at events, including a wedding at Hillsdale Church for Roger Slaughter and Barbara Shapcott.
Mrs. Fay Timson hosted a Come As You Are card party with acts and help on Thursday and Friday mornings. She and Mr. Timson planned a cooperative supper for Saturday evening. Guests included the David Aistrope family Randolph Hart Bar pour family Mr and Mrs Bob Murray Glenwood and the Everett Blackman family Mt Vernon community.
Community notes describe Hillsdale WSCS meeting Thursday Sept 17 in church basement with Mrs Ernest White hosting and Mrs Ernest Brower leading devotion and program. Farewell for Capt and Mrs Ladds, transferred to Montgomery Alabama, preceded a Sunday church gathering with several Shenandoah and Lincoln attendees. Labor Day activities included harvest prep, jam making, and weekend rains varied 1 to 2.8 inches.
Patty Trively of Malvarn spent Friday to Sunday with cousin Marilyn Sowers. The Sow era family and Mrs Althern Norton were Sunday dinner guests in the Ray Triveley home with Norton and Sowers overnight Monday. Mrs John Walker received a letter from daughter Mrs Oren Bates about leaving Maryville to teach in Cleveland Ohio. Bates in Business Administration and Bates in Home Economics. Gene Westerlund family of Villisca were Saturday day guests in Robert Hicks home. Joanna Dotson visited Ralph Cole home midweek, employed at Child Saving Institute in Omaha. Jim Hurd and daughter Cary Ann of Wellington Kansas visited Edwin Ambrose’s home several days. Mr and Mrs Dennis Bond of Omaha and Mr and Mrs L B Bram meier were Sunday afternoon visitors in John Brffd home. I W Castor was Sunday evening visitor to L B Brammeier home. L H Brammeier and wife were Monday visitors of Mrs Don Terry and sons in Missouri Valley.
Charlotte Warren spent Saturday after returning from a New York tour with her mother Mrs Hyelyn Warren. On Monday Merril Sowers took daughter Barbara, Jerry Huff took sister Judy to Hillaboro Kansas for Ta bor College junior year. Hamilton Lewis hosted Sunday dinner with Marlin Lewis family Audubon and Bernie Bolton family Oakland. Arch Mattly and daughters from Clorinda visited John Siefford Friday.
Strahan MRS Nina Crouse attended a Strahan Methodist Church service led by Rev John Lippincott with Pastor Robt Christensen on Sept 9 including Sunday School at 10 am and a sermon titled The Prophet Who Disobeyed and The Secret of a Happy Home. A family reunion at Red Oak reported 42 attendees with officers retained for next year. Three births and one death recorded in the year.
MYF members visited Mr and Mrs Emmett Gipe for a five o clock Sunday evening gathering. They planned a program for the fall meetings. Mr and Mrs Dean Sayers arrived later with homemade ice cream.
The Strahan Women’s Society of Christian Service met at the church with 16 members and three children present. President Mrs. Floyd Hillyer led the session, with financial remarks from Mrs. Chinen W. Kayton and devotions on Mothers of other Cultures. Hostesses were Mrs. R. R. Kier and Mrs. Roy Davis, and long entries note recent visits and guests.
Mrs Charles Hall celebrated her birthday on September 1 with a family dinner. Attending were Sha Kay and Kay, and church members Sunday morning in Sunday School. Mr and Mrs Glen Belleie of Shenandoah Carel of Onitha plus Karen Connie Kay Christi and Mr Hall joined the celebration.
Monday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Joe Hathaway and Paul with visitors from Edmond Oklahoma and Hastings Nebraska. The Hathaways hosted Howard and Gerald Hollack from Springview Nebraska and Omaha. Paul Hathaway’s party traveled to Dryden Ontario for fishing and coal weather.
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