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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1965
Page
5
Mr Vernon and Mrs Miley Schmidt, Missouris, visitations and baptisms anchor a crowded column of Red Oak Glenwood area life. Neighbors gather for church services, weddings, birthdays, and school injuries as families share meals, travel to nearby towns, and recount weather and farming updates.
Mrs F E Bloomer reports visitors and family gatherings across Hillsdale and nearby towns. Sunday guests included Mrs Thay Tudor of Red Osk with her parents. Mr and Mrs Chiude Williams visiting their son Robert. Levan Rohrberg and Ella Rohrberg with Wilma from Mineola viewing a church show. Florence Steward hosted by Kenneth Clark and Junior Driskell at Malvern. Eugene Kelly and John entertained for Fred Klein and family at Hamburg.
RIC members and guests spent a day in Omaha on a rural improvement club tour. About twenty three ladies joined driving groups—led by Mines, Bernard Roenfedt, Dale Sell, Ensen Varn Orsdel, Wayne Milton, and Forrest Bloomer—starting from Glenwood at 9 a.m. They toured shops, enjoyed lunch at Crossroads Tea Train, then watched The Greatest Story Told at Indian Hills Theater. The next meeting is October 20 with Mrs. Ernest White hosting at Hillsdale church.
John Starshier a student at Iowa State in Ames spent the weekend with the Dlayton Slaughters. Virgil Van Orsdel of Des Moines dined with his cousin and wife the Eugene Van Orsdels. Clayton Bower visited Valley Nebraska relatives. A birthday party followed a Glenwood Shenandoah game at the Herman Vohs home. Vickie Carlbers returned home after a hospital stay. Gen Jackson hosted a dinner with Bill Jackson family Glenwood and W Jackson and Dawn Marie of Silver City honoring Ea Jackson. Glen Howrey family moved from Hillsdale to a Glenwood home after 444 years in the area. Forrest Bloomer family attended Open House at Edwin Benedict home in Tabor.
Weekend guests mingle with area families including Reg Mikesell and Vern Boone anniversaries. Rosalie Wright visits at Nebraska Wesleyan while Ted Baseh’s funeral prompts condolences for the Seeger and Ko l irberg families. Hillsdale church attendance dips but sermon on Our Calling of God is praised. Weather shifts from rain to frost then sun as farmers report varied conditions.
The text notes an early frost impacting fields of soybeans and corn after a dry spell. It mentions a community-wide pace of preparing silos and hay, along with plowing, followed by a Wednesday arrival of Fall. Saturday evening, the Hillsdale church hosted the Hunt-Boyce wedding with many local attendees.
Mills County 4 H group met at Kathy and Karen Sell home on Monday Sept 6. Nine members answered roll call with ribbons from the county fair. New business included appointing Richard Morrical as reporter replacing Steve Fiehter and a committee formed to fix a Tabor National 4 H Week display Sept 24 to Oct 2.
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