Malvern Garden Club Holds First Fall Meeting In Rain
Despite heavy rain twelve ladies attended the Malvern Garden Club’s initial fall meeting at Mrs. Frank Buffington’s country home on September 12. President Mrs. Hart Bass led routine business and reviewed summer flower show results and the tree planting project. Plans began for a Holiday Hints Festival booth sponsored by the Extension Service Family Living Committee in late October. New committees for the year were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Garden Club
Frank Buffington
Hart Bass
Family Living Committee
Extension Service
Announce Engagement of Sandra Walker to Robert Wooten
Mr and Mrs Joe Walker of Henderson announce the engagement of their daughter Sandra to Robert Wooten of Malvern. No wedding date set. Miss Walker graduated Malvern high school and works at Council Bluffs Savings Bank. Wooten, a Strahan high school graduate, works at Henningsen Corp plant in Malvern. He is the son of Mr and Mrs John Wooten of east of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Walker
Henderson
Sandra
Robert Wooten
Malvern
Miss Walker
Malvern High School
Council Bluffs, Savings Bank
Wooten
Strahan High School
Henningsen Corp
John Wooten
East of Town
Switzer Parker Plan December Wedding
Mr and Mrs Donald Switzer announce the engagement of daughter Marilyn to Gary Parker son of Mr and Mrs Leonard Parker In Malvern Marilyn an August graduate of the State University of Town teaches in Des Moines schools Gary Parker a State University of Iowa senior A December wedding is planned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzer-Parker
Donald Switzer
Qiumwa
Marilyn
Gary Parker
Leonard Parker
Malvern
Miss Switzer
State University of Town
Des Moines
Parker
State University of Iowa
Open House for Copperstones 25th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Joe Copperstone plan an open house at their home from 2 to 5 pm on Sunday September 24 to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary. Invitations extended to friends and relatives to call during the afternoon. Birthday party for Thomas Gidley Jr noted as a surprise event on a prior Tuesday with ice cream and cake served by Mrs Gidley. Mrs Glynn hosted the Merry Mixers club on September 7 with dessert luncheon and pencil games. high scores credited to Margaretta Hayes Lucille Scott, lows to Eunice Chamberlain Goldie Armstrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Copperstone
Thomas Gidley
W. Gidley Jr
Harvey Watts
Virgil Watts
Council Bluffs
Wilson Bacon Tie The Knot In Rockport Ceremony
Elsie Wilson and Clyde Bacon of Malvern wed Wednesday in Rockport Missouri. Magistrate Savage officiated the single ring ceremony with Marion Beals as attendant. Congregation Honored Rev Bass and wife at Baptist Church reception hosted by Mr and Mrs Grant. Steven Akangbe of Nigeria spoke at morning worship. ORS to resume fall meetings September 19 at 7 p.m. in the Masonic Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Wilson
Clyde Bacon
Malvern
Rockport, Mo
Magistrate Savage
Marion Beals
Bass
The
Baptist Church
Grant. Chamberlain
Wayne Bags
Steven Ak~angbe
Nigeria
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic
Temple
Gray Couple Celebrates 40th Wedding Anniversary
The 40th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Gray was celebrated at a Lake View park picnic in Lake Manawa Council Bluffs. Attendees included Den Perry and family, Ernie Gray and kin, Corwin Gray relatives, Ralph Gray and Kathy Kelp, and others. The grays had resided in Malvern for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Gray
Lake View Park
Lake Manawa
Council Bluffs
den BR. Perry
Lynda
Mike
Pat
Ernie Gray
Charlotte
Wynnette
Hope Lee Ann
Corwin Gray
Lucynda
Gwendolyn
Jeffery
Ralph Gray
Kathy Kelp
Gray
Malvern
Residents Host Get Acquainted Cookout at B and B Apartments
Mrs Verna Bennett and Mrs Lena Whiteman hosted a welcome cook-out for new B and B apartment residents on Monday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Ronald Cain Miss Ruth Bunn Miss Phyllis Buhr John England Al Seimsi and Mr and Mrs R L Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Bennett
Lena Whiteman
Ronald Cain
Ruth Bunn
Phyllis Buhr
John England
al Seimsi
R. L. Campbell
Rainbow Girls Installation at Glenwood Masonic Temple
The Glenwood Assembly of the Order of Rainbow for Girls held its installation on Sept. 9 at the Glenwood Masonic Temple. New Worthy Advisor Lettatia Gammon and officers were installed with candles lit by Beth Waterman and Les Davis. The ceremony featured a bow formation with Bible banners and a choir performance, followed by a next meeting set for Sept. 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Luther Gammon
Letatia
Kathy Agan
Picker
Diane Sandquist
Charity
Diane Lakin
Hope
Janice Blezak
Faith
Judy Geith
Carolyn Clay
Ida Bess Dickersbach
Inda Clay
Lois Clay
Nature
Cindy Adams
Laurie Davin
Fidelity
Linda Schoening
Janet Haseall
Shirley Malcom
Confidential Observer
Linda Johnson
Outer Observer
Denise Anderson
Eureline Anderson
Mary Bond
Marty Buffington
Linda Shepard
Kathy Scott
Mickey Straight
Lettatia
Judy Hascall
Linda
Linda Pilling
Two Local Women Chosen to Model in Clarkson Fashion Show
Mrs Earl Bass of Malvern and Mrs John Dean of Glenwood selected to model at the Clarkson Fashion production to be held October 6 at the Omaha Civic Center Music Hall. Planning and ticket sales discussed at a September 7 meeting hosted by Mrs KE M Young in Glenwood. Local ticket chairmen include Mrs McClune and Mrs John Hehn of Omaha. About 700 volunteers will participate, with all clothing purchased for the show. Mrs Bass also serves on the ticket sales committee for the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Bass
Malvern
John Dean
Glanwood
Clarkson
Omaha
KE. M. Young
Glenwood
Mea
Robert S. McClune
John Hehn
McCluns
Bass
Special Meeting for Members of Woman's Society
The Woman's Society of Christian Service Seminar will be held at Malvern September 15 starting at 9 AM. Attendees should include the president and several secretaries, with any interested in study classes invited. Leadership and officers training days are set for September 25 at Council Bluffs and September 26 at Griswold. Bring a sack lunch. coffee will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Malvern
Missions
Christian Social Relations
Council Blufts
Griswold
Sub-District Stewardship Training Held at Emerson
The south sub-district stewardship training session met at the Emerson Methodist church with attendees from Malvern Strahan Parish including Anneth Scott Wallace Salyers Mrs. Max Dashner Mrs. Wm Hays Mrs Kenneth Scott Emmett Gipe and Norgal Lowe Rev and Mrs John Lippincott attended Also October is stewardship education month with Scott and Gipe to lead Malvern and Strahan meetings Martha Circle WSCS will meet Sept 18 at 8 pm at Mrs Clayton L Hertz A coffee honored guest Mrs Layne Beals of Billings Mont hosted by Mrs Darrell Frederickson with eight ladies and several children present}
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Methodist Church
Malvern-Strahan
Anneth' Scott
Lay Lenedr
Wallace Salyers
Max Dashner
Wm. Hays
John Lippincott
Kenneth Scott
Malvern
Emmett Gipe
Strahan
Martha Circle
The
Methodist
WSCS
Clayton L. Hertz
Darrell Frederickson
Layne Beals
Billings, Mont
First Methodist Church Notes and Activities
Rev. John A. Lippincott leads Sunday worship at 11 a.m. with a sermon on The Teaching Ministry of the church. Sunday School begins at 9:46 a.m. Senior high MYP meets 6:30 p.m. to discuss I Believe. John Allan Lippincott leads a discussion at 2:30 p.m. MYF Council meeting at 2:30. Parsonage Committee meets Monday at 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
John A. Lippincott
Warren Darrah
S. S
Fellowship Hall
John Allan Lippincott
Parsonaga
First Baptist Church Wayne Service Schedule
This Sunday at First Baptist Church Wayne Minister Lyle Williams leads Sunday School at 9 a.m. Morning Worship at 11 a.m. Evening service at 4 p.m. ByP Bible study follows at 7:30 p.m. and continues each Sunday evening at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Wayne Bass
Lyle Williams
U. S
Religious notices from Glenwood and area churches
The Holy Rosary Church in Glenwood lists masses at 9 a.m. Sundays and 7:30 p.m. on Sundays at the State School, plus first Fridays and holy days at 7:30 p.m. Confession Saturdays. Presbyterian Church announces services at 9 a.m. and Sunday School at 10 a.m. St John’s Lutheran hosts Mission Festival with Rev. Mervin Desens as guest speaker and special missions offering. Union Choir concert Sept 17 with five area congregations. Walther League and confirmation class details, Homes for the Good meeting in Vinton, and Walther League Zone rally in Yorktown with Lutheran Hour broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johns
Musc
Board of Director
Homes For the Good Will
Vinton
Town
Yorktown
Iowa
Assistance Payments for August in Mills County
Mills County total assistance payments for August totaled 4,399,439 dollars, down 11,056 from July. The disabled program reduced by eight thousand five hundred fifteen dollars due to ending the medical plan for disabled recipients, with some services and drugs paid for before June 1. Old Age recipients averaged costs rose to ninety dollars and thirty three cents, up seven dollars fifty one cents from last year. OAA covered 210 cases at an average 98.09 dollars, ADC 40 cases at 126,765 dollars total 5,070, AT 251 at 83.67 dollars average three cases, AT four cases at 62.60 dollars average total 210.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
Mills County
OAA
ADC
N-V Classes Name New Officers for Year
Nishna Valley high students named officers for the year last week. Seniors elected Robert Wilkinson as president, Jean Ramsey as vice president, Kathy Hall as secretary, Marilyn Ballain as treasurer, with Mrs. William Smith as sponsor. Juniors selected Micky Straight president, Janice Blazek vice president, Susan Steiner secretary, David Laughlin treasurer, and Coach Lawrence Dunphy sponsor. Sophomores chose Rick Lunn president, Beverly Viner vice president, Marlene Morris secretary, Harold Hascall treas, Clifford Mercer sponsor. Freshmen installed Donnie Hicks president, Jon Larson vice president, Janet Hascall secretary, Linda Eleson treasurer, with Harold Terry sponsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nishna Valley
Marlene Morris
Sec’y
Harold Hascall
Treas
Clifford Mercer
Donnie Hicks
Jon Larson
Janet Hascall
Secty
Linda Eleson
Harold Terry
Man Injured After Glenwood Car Crash
John D. Moore, 40, of Glenwood, was hospitalized at Edmundson with cuts and broken ribs after a Sunday morning crash three miles southwest of town. Police say he drove into a bank at a dead end intersection. vehicle damage estimated at $400. Sheriff records indicate the time about 2:50 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Moore
Glenwood
Edmundson Hospital
Edwin Barkus
Moore
Fines Levied for Registration Overload and Overlength
Aldon A. Taylor of Malvern paid five dollars and costs after a Justice of Peace found him overweight on registration while hauling corn. Bruce M. Carter of Las Animas faced fines of ten and twenty five dollars with costs for overlength and improper registration. The State owns liquor control, but private outlets still operate. five businesses paid fifty four dollars for federal liquor stamps to continue sale, including American Legion and VFW clubs in Glenwood, Mineola Cafe, Kruse's Recreation in Mineola, and the Emerson Legion club in Hastings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldon A. Taylor
Malvern
Justice of Peace
Carl Remley
Bruce M. Carter
Las Animas
Colo
Iowa
American Legion
V. Fi. W
Glenwood
Mineola
Kruse’s Recreation
Emerson Legion Club
Hastings
Drivers Must Stop For Stopped School Bus Reminder
In Milla county drivers are reminded of Town School Bus Laws Section 321.872. Passing a stopped bus with flashing signals is illegal within fifteen feet. When meeting a bus with lights flashing, slow to twenty mph or stop until the arm retracts. Last year Iowa reported sixty four school bus accidents with two fatalities and seventy injuries. A cricket tale shifts to a family moment about Bertram the tenor cricket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milla
Iowa
Rou
Gare
Two Fines levied on Savannah Trucker and others
Savannah Missouri trucker Ralph Su Hatcher faced fines of 15 dollars and 10 dollars with costs for no registration in his truck and lacking an Iowa reciprocity card when he appeared before Justice John Hall last week. Jerry R Gruber of Omaha was fined six dollars and costs for no reciprocity card. Arthur L Scheetz of Carthage NL received ten dollars and costs for improper registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Ralph Su. Hatcher
Iowa
Justice of Peace
John Hall
Jerry R. Gruber
Omaha
Arthur L. Scheetz
Carthage
Stanford man fined for passing truck in slow traffic
Donald Malcolm of Stanford California tired of slow traffic and passed a truck. He paid a fine of five dollars and costs before Justice Carroll Romley on improper passing. Bernard Simmons of Clarinda was fined eight dollars and costs for speeding on highway 59 north of Emerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Malcolm
Stanford
Calif
Gio
Justice Car
Romley
Bernard Simmons
Clarinda
Emerson
Stop Sign Fine After Auto Collision in Glenwood
James D. Sell aged 19 of route 3 Glenwood was fined 10 dollars and costs by Justice Ernest Timmerman for failing to stop at a stop sign. The incident occurred Friday afternoon in Glenwood when Sell’s car hit Ida Pierce’s vehicle, 60, of Malvern. Pierce’s car damage was about 250 dollars while Sell’s damage was near 50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Sell
Route 3
Glenwood
Justice of Peace
Ernest Timmerman
Sell
Ida Pierce
Malvern
Pierce
ScrIBBLINGS from the Randolph Enterprise cricket plea
The Randolph Enterprise notes a cricket infestation dispute with humorous war imagery. It mentions selling crickets in all sizes and ages and a battle against crickets in a basement, with one adventurous cricket reaching the upstairs bedrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hook
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Appen
Sandra Walker
Joe Copperstones
Young Fair
Gotton
D.G. Jamison & Co
Grays
Band Mothers Club
Allen Wortman
Mothers of Band
Tohn Adams
Woman’s Society
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
O. L. Kaufman
the Presbyterian Church
Richard Martin
Laura Clay
Malvern Leader
Miracle
Johnson Grocery
Father
Bertram
Father Lo
Ife
Cricket
Abou Ben Adhem
Savannah Trucker
Randolph Enterprise
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