30 Sep 1976
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1976
Page
1
Mr and Mrs Willis Law of Glenwood celebrate their fifty years of marriage with an open house on Sunday October 10 from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Tabor Legion Hall. Hosts are their children Mr Clark Underwood of Shenandoah and Mr David Wylie of Neilsville Wise.
Mr and Mrs Joe Copperstone celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary with a turkey dinner hosted by Gary Copperstone and family at the Gary Copperstone home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Charles Copperstone and Alma Knop. Cards gifts and refreshments followed with cake ice cream and coffee served.
Mills County Unit of the American Cancer Society held its annual meeting in Malvern on Tuesday September 21. New officers include Nelson Weide unit chairman Mary Lauridsen vice chairman Margaret Lincoln secretary and Marie Coppers treasurer. The 1976 crusade raised 5091.78 with JoAnn Harmon crusade chairman and Norma Thieschafer co-chairman thanking volunteers. Plattville township saw notable contributions from Mrs. Wayne Lincoln and Mrs. Philyis Stonerook.
Glenwood Chapter DAR will convene on Tuesday Oct 5 at 7 30 p m at Phyllis Frederickson’s residence in Malvern. Committees are led by Bernice Woodfill and Hazel Summers.
Veterans of World War One and the Ladies Auxiliary of Mills County Barracks 337 will hold a meeting Sunday October 3 at 4 p.m. in the Mills County Savings and Loan building Glenwood. It will be a potluck event.
An open meeting to form a Mills County Art Council is set for Thursday September 30 at 7 30 p m in the courtesy room of Mills County Savings and Loan in Glenwood. E election of officers will be held and by laws presented for approval. All interested are urged to attend to ensure broad county representation.
The Mills County Farm Bureau Women announce their annual Church Music Night at St John’s Lutheran Mineola on Sunday October 3 at 7 30 p m There is no admission charge and a social hour follows the program The public is cordially invited to attend
The Malvern BPW Club honored senior girls and their mothers with a tea at Malvern Community High School. A skit was presented by members. Navy blue and white decorated the tea table. Several prospective members attended.
The Southwest Iowa Creighton Club will hold its annual alumni party on Wednesday October 6 at the Sixty-Four Club in Council Bluffs. Club President Paul D Kealy and secretary Richard J Ronk oversee plans while Emmet Tinley serves as president-elect. Rev Carl Reinert Chuck Maxwell and Wayne Groves are listed guests for the Creighton contingent. social hour at 6 15 p m dinner at 7 30 p m. About 600 alumni parents friends and spouses from Southwest Iowa are invited.
Nishna Care Center notes an October birthday for Otto Halt turning 88. three new residents arrive Bert Pollitt Elva Pollitt from Malvern and Bertha Geist from Red Oak. Ralph West taken to Red Oak hospital. Bertha Stewart rode with her daughter. Harmonical concert by Frank Willey from Glenwood and visiting sister from Washington. Alvena Wasserman celebrated her 97th birthday. Rev and Mrs Cowell conducted Sunday church services.
The Nishna Cottage group held a wiener roast at Malvern Gun Club park on Sept 3 followed by a Rock Tail party a week later with guests Mrs Ethel Shafer Dorothy and Mrs Eleanor Scott. A fondue party on Sept 17 featured meat cheese and dessert fondue. They visited The Nishna Care Center for a monthly dance and played bingo on Sept 22 with apple cider and donuts. New members Doris Anderson and Marie Bledge joined from Missouri Valley. Buck Harris and Cleo Clark from Glenwood attended. Bernard Scott returned home in Villisea. Doris Anderson remains in hospital.
A reminiscence of a 1959 weekend bridge retreat at Green Mountain Falls and Bailey in Colorado. The author recalls evolving from a small group to twelve women, changing routines, endurances, and changes in personal lives over the years, including pills, travel, and memories.
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