Nodal Happenings Hostess Dessert Party Honors Students
Mrs. Ben J. Martin hosted a dessert party last Wednesday honoring her niece Carolyn Harbold of Council Bluffs and nephew Steve Cary of Red Oak as they prepare to depart for college next week. Also attending were Mr. and Mrs. Jess Marbold and the Fred Harbolds of Council Bluffs, the Davey Hendersons, the Darry Jenkins family, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cary of Red Oak, and Mrs. Hazel Lookabill.
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Ben J. Martin
Nice
Carolyn Harbold
Co. Bluffs
Steve Cary
Red Oak
Jess Marbold
Fred Harbolds
Davey Hendersons
Darry Jenkins
Joe Cary
Eri Oak
Hazel Lookabill
Federated Women's Club meeting and Ladies Aid notices
Members of the Mastings Federated Women's Club met Friday at Tk & W Cafe for a 9 o'clock coffee, with 23 present, and heard Mrs Gordon Mulholland present the Heritage of Federation project followed by a brief business session. St John's Ladies Aid announces Sept 9 blood bank service and Sept 28 family night potluck, with LWMS board report Sept 3.
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Mastings Federated Woman's Club
Tk & W
Federation Project
Heritage of Federation
Gordon Mulholland
Ladies Aid
St. John’s
Phyllis Ponton
Our Aid
Virginia Leipold
LWMS
Ted Oak
Mabel Axtell
Wee
Virginia
Leipold
Josephine Mlelcher
ORS Will Resume Meetings on September 16
Silver Urn Chapter Order of Eastern Star resumes sessions on Tuesday September 16 after summer recess. Members will discuss plans for the annual Grand Chapter and conduct regular business, urging attendance.
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ORS
Order of Eastern Star
Slmmer
Kensington Club to Meet September 11 at 2 30 P M
Bautist Kensington will hold its first meeting after summer recess on September 11 at 2 30 PM. Mrs Grant Chamberlain will host the gathering and all members are urged to attend.
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Bautist Kensington
Grant Chamberlain
Local ladies honor visitors with morning coffee
Mrs. Harley Stievesson hosted a morning coffee at her home Monday to honor guests Mrs. Kathryn Gibbs of Twaine Harte California and Mrs. Edith Puckett of Denver Colorado.
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Harley Stievesson
Kathryn Gibbs
Twaine Harte
Calif
Edith Puckett
Denver
Colo
Recognize Visitors at Centennial Program Tuesday
Recognition was given to local citizens and former residents who returned for Malvern's centennial in a Tuesday evening program before the parade Echoes of Time. Awards were given to Mrs H T Beattie and F R Chantry for oldest resident and longest time here. Ribbons for longest distance went to West Mrs Katherine Mulholland Gibbs California and Mr and Mrs Herb Hall and Mrs Patsy Gearhart Clay East Emily Lutz Ottumwa South Harlan Foulkes Shawnee Okla North Mrs Frances Strahan Wright Sweat City. Beattie was unable to attend, but had written centennial material read by Mrs James C Others honored spoke briefly of community memories and thanked the organizers.
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Malvern
H. T. Beattie
F. R. Chantry
Katherine Mulholland Gibbs
California
Herb Hall
Patsy Gearhart Clay
Emily Lutz
Ottumwa
Harlan Foulkes
Shawnee
Okla
Frances Strahan Wright
Sweat City
Arlisilé
Talis
Beattie
James C
Centennial Books In Good Demand
Demand for the Centennial book First Hundred Years of Malvern boomed as deliveries began. The 72 page volume, with many pictures of local history and contemporary subjects, features sketches of community organizations churches and citizens. Compiled by a committee led by Louis J. Knop about 1000 copies have been delivered. order now.
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Malvern
Louis J. Knop
Centennial
East Liberty Church Notes and Harvest Plans
Rev H LeRoy Pullman preached on Feeding the Flock of God at Sunday service. WSCS met in the church with Florence Wilhelm leading a Brazil spelling lesson. No officers present. Mrs Claude Stephens filed reports. Harvest Home and Fall dinner discussed with no dates set. Hostess Mrs Charley Alexander served sandwiches and pumpkin cake. Next meeting planned for Sept 7 with Hazel Wilhelm Florence Wilhelm hosting and Mrs Josie Stolts presenting.
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LeRoy Pullman
WSCS
Florence Wilhelm
Brazil
Claude Stephens
Bes
Charley Alexander
Hazel
Josie Stolts
Social visits and family gatherings reported in Council Bluffs Malvern and Henderson
Mrs Phoebe Goodell and Mrs Daisy Bell hosted dinners while visiting Council Bluffs and Malvern with companions including Mrs Glen Fitch and Mr Joe Mayberry. Williams family members visited the Edmundson hospital in Council Bluffs for testing. Keith Wilcox and family toured from Auburn Nebraska. Nearby funeral services were held in Tabor for Mrs A M Scott with relatives from Henderson and Malvern attending. Open house marked a golden wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Heilman. additional visits connected the Scott and Alexander families with Emerson and Red Oak communities.
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Phoebe Goodell
Daisy Bell
Glen Fitch
Council Bluffs
Malvern
Arid
Claude Stephens
T. C. Shook
Henderson
Clarence McKinney
Tom Pearce
Tabor
A. M. Scott
Josie Stotts
Red Oak
Mary. Skerritt
API Pp Hunt
Sheila
Mits
Mad “Heilman
Charley’ Alexander
Lyle Howard
Emerson
McMillan Spoke at Centennial Service Sunday
Rev. Gordon McMillan of Ottumwa spoke at Malvern's Centennial Week service at the fair grounds. He drew on his memories to illustrate his theme What's Your Perspective and recalled Eisenhower’s courtship as a duty to country. The service featured a community choir directed by Bill Gilbert and was presided by Rev. Clarence Woollard.
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Malvern
Fair Grounds
Gordon McMillan
Ottumwa
First Baptist Church
Eisenhower
McMillan
Bill Gilbert
Clarence Woollard
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Lori Burgdoff
Ipalco
Mrs. Martin
Federated Women's Club
MEY
Charla Costello
Costello Insurance and Real Estate
Knit Shop
Brunswick
Bernat
Reynolds
Hla Bie
Square
Highway 34
Glenwood
Clark Bailey
East Liberty
Josie
Mt c
John Hall
Scott Scheffel
Kops Raburn Benton
John Willard
Edel Knight
Robi. Chown
Kop Raburn Benton
Ernie Wederquist
Kourt
Glen Howery
Byington
Robin Reed
Liz’ Howard
Cathy Leu
Eddie Leu
Darla Eastwood
Curt Terry
Kent Rumery
Northwestern Ball
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