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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1933
Page
3
Mrs Morris Woodfill celebrated a birthday with a surprise party hosted by Mrs Earl Timson and Mrs Ed Nagel. Guests including Mr and Mrs Adam Ole, Mr and Mrs Chas Gipe, and others attended at the Woodall home, where cards, games, and refreshments were shared.
Mrs Chas Gipe hosted the Ladies Union meeting at her home on a rainy Wednesday afternoon. With no president present, no business was conducted, and members socialized while refreshments were served. Visitors included Mrs. Chas Amick of Henderson.
The senior class at Strahan Consolidated School will stage a three act comedy farce titled Kicked Out of College in the r¢hon auditorium on Thursday at p.m. The May cast features Heatles Hendow Clarence Na rel Tad Cheseldine Fredric New ell Levittens Vireil Hammack Seoteh McAllister Weil Brad ley Bhorry Lone Loretta Torn Slivers Magee Helen Shaw Mr. Benj J Benbow Martin Lemonds Mr. Sandy McCann Dale Hill yer Meer Riley Orville Golns Mr Goara George Alnyille Jonquil Gray Eloise Olaen Pretty Renbow Faye Bayer Mrs B O Renbow Lillian Tiradley Ma Baggsby Maxine Dolph Mrs Mehitahie McCann Edna Tambsch Selling McCann Edina Cutts Mile Mimi Fleurette Mary Elaine Churchman Miss Juillet Snobba Maxine Salamania Spivina Ruby Warren Heades, the most popular boy in college, cannot find time to go to classes. He is kicked out of college and is to be disowned by his father unless he marries and settles down. Sandy McCann, the coach of the dramatic club, plans to fix things. Tad Cheselding is introduced as Bootles’ wife, but Bootles’ father must learn that Tad is only Bootles’ roommate.
Clarence Nagel received no prize money from International Harvester this week. The award recognized a vocational project based on complete data, neatness, and accuracy rather than the coat. His record covered the entire corn crop and horses, detailing expenses such as feed, depreciation, labor, and taxes, with a calculated daily cost of 9.47.
The first and second grades report twelve measles cases amid school activity. Students in the Rythm Bend are learning new pieces and progressing well while reading and discussing robing. Last week they drew robin frea band.
Fifth and sixth grade notes summarize students William Barnard and Donald Martin in class tests and illnesses. Jane Timson missed school. Mrs. Lea Herschman returned to Omaha after winter with limited mobility. Several locals attend Chas Fichter funeral in Randolph as Mrs. Kayton mourns. Donald Cass and Frank Martin visit Shenandoah. Naille Moore marks eighteenth birthday. Mrs. Fannie Oehring travels to Lincoln with Mrs. Zeng Buss.
Advert says Stromberg Hatchery Fort Dodge Iowa sells economy chicks from 295 dollars and invites catalogs and completed price lists. It mentions “Negi boygeluy In Stromberg Quality Chicky” and lists Pope H as contact. Order today for catalog and pricing.
Emerson First Baptist Church marked its fortieth anniversary with a pot luck dinner and an evening program on Wednesday April 6 featuring readings by Doris Good and Ruth Goor, prayers by Rev J F Stile, and essays on church history, community impact, financial assets, and missions. A junior and senior Y P U program, musical quartets, and an address by Rev J F Stille highlighted the event. Local notices include family milestones and community visits from Red Oak to Osceola Nebraska with multiple residents referenced.
Dr Ruth E Taylor and a Chicago friend sailed March 22 for Europe to study visiting Paris, Rome, and Berlin. Mrs Mary Douglas is very sick at her home with nurse Miss Iya Good caring for her. Mrs Douglas was eighty three last Wednesday. Emma Listons daughters Art Nima and ten Shook help care for Mrs Crofton. Richard Crofton is confined after an illness. her mother Mrs L L Scott arrived from Elmat to assist. Dorothy and Vincent Molfenhoff of Stanton visited the Coppags home. H C Knight and daughter Helen were Red Oak visitors Saturday night. W L Kapple left for Clarence Mo after transfer. Mrs Kapple stays until school ends. Mrs RN FE Dunn returned from Osceola Nebr with her daughter. Edd Hossle and son Hugh of Red Oak visited relatives. Clarence Whitney and Ruth visited Count on Bluffs Saturday. Billy Ripley hosted six friends for dinner then a Red Oak show.
The East Liberty Cemetery Association held its annual officer election at the church last Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Laura Kerney was named President, Myre Mary Jones Vice President, Mrs. Cora Richardson Secretary, with Treasurer to be supplied, and Mrs. Susan Chambers as Corresponding Secretary. Working committee includes Mrs. Ming Me Barger, Mrs. Iva Henderson, and Mrs. Rosy Adama. Also noted were social visits by Miss June Rembe and Helen McDonough, and by Jiatty West and Charles Baughman of Omaha. Due to rain, the church night supper and program were postponed to the coming week.
Bad weather kept the East Liberty Church Night supper from last Friday. It will be held next Friday, April 7, with meals and a good program. Pastor will welcome new members Easter Sunday, church school at 11, and sermon on Jesus Triumphant Life at 10. Members of the congregation are invited to attend and consider joining.
Hillsdale west of Malvern announces Sunday school at 10 a m for the next two Sundays due to early programs at 11 a m. The Adams Challenge of the Cross drama by Bridgy Gavenwell will precede Lord's Supper. Easter features a Resurrection Story cantata by Carrie B Adams with Hillsdale and Pack Junction choirs under the pastor. Large crowds expected. local residents noted social visits and hospital student Margie Mayberry in Council Bluffs.
Imogene S E Mills wife of George Schiebbee Wael was taken very sick last week and on Saturday afternoon was taken to Mercy hospital in Connell Blotta where her condition was found to be very serious. Sunday evening about 6 Dr Hen nessy called the husband to come at once and Monday morning the rest of the family were summoned.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid met Thursday March 20 at the home of Mrs O B Abbott with assistants Mrs Will Cot stock and Mrs 8 A Allen. A short business meeting and Protestant lunch followed. The next meeting will be with Mrs Roscoe Greenwood in two weeks. Several local residents and visitors are noted for travel, illness, hail storms, and family news including Jim Cassell leaving for Omaha and Mrs Will Kenward recovering from gallstone attack.
Sheriff directs sale per an execution from Mills County District Court on February 23, 1998. Judgment in favor of Le A. Andrews, Dept. of Banking, against Nellie Alstrope, describing real estate in Mills County Iowa to satisfy the lien. Sale to be conducted under court authority and terms specified by the clerk’s office.
Sunday visits shade into farm chatter as families like Horrigan Germer Mane Bolton and Guechenutter travel to Maher home in Walnut. John Gutschenritter spends time with the Mahers Ed Laughlin and James Durbin visit for business. Mrs Rose Wiman at Mercy hospital remains listed as a patient with family near. Farmers begin sowing oats this week while townsfolk note mild changes in health and routine activities.
An old advertisement touts a remedy for gas and nervousness claiming relief for upper and lower bowels. It promises immediate relief from one dose and credits Collina Drug Company as the seller.
The Malvern Leader, a weekly Malvern Iowa publication, provides the 1933 ownership details as required by Congress. Notary public verifies publisher editor managing editor and business manager names, with Wortman as publisher and editor and F Allen Wortman as managing editor, all at Malvern Iowa.
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