Malvern Social Notes and Gatherings Chronicle
A busy Malvern social page lists a string of gatherings. Guests at a host’s fete include Mrs Fide Guett and many neighbors. H. S. C. members held an afternoon meeting with a hobby showcase and a debate on marriage versus employment. Nearby, Malvernians visited Red Oak for birthdays and surprise dinners, including Mr. Gordon Anderson’s birthday. Other events feature April Fool parties, oaths, and luncheon bridges in honor of Mrs Amos Paullin, with missionary society members visiting their president, Mrs J By Lutz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Cunningham
H. 8.C
Mra
Frances Kline
Slater
California
Malvernians
Anderson
Red Oak
J. F. Weatin
Eons
2. F. Jr
Rich
LA. Parsons
Chas
H. Butatiers
Thos. W. Gidley
Gretchen
Gordon Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Ira Frits
Ira Fritz
Paullin
W. Gidley
Amos Paullin
Newton
G. 8. Boerett
R. W. Mansfeld
W. D. McCausland
Othe Hyde
B. J. Anderson
L. Kunce
John. Fletcher
Fred Farquher
R. W. Mansfield
Mra. Paullin
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Men on Program at P T A Meeting
Four speakers discussed school activities and relations during a Tuesday evening P T A program in the Community building eight hundred attended. Bup't B C Kincaid urged parental cooperation with teachers regular attendance and focus on good work while Coach Paul Hertz outlined extracurriculars and tying school life to student development. H H Amog presented vocational education work and student sketches. Allen Wortmann offered popular criticisms of the school system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unien
Bup't BE
H. H. Amog
Allen Wortmenn
April Court Opens in Grenwood With Jury Draws Listed
April term of Mills county district court opens April 25 in Grenwood with Judge Earl Peters presiding. Jurors drawn include Lara Newton Glenwood Cora Laird Malvern Lila Hunt Glenwood Goldie Attiatfong Malvern Clyde Hawke Glenwood and many others from Malvern Pacific Junction Silver City Emerson Tabor and Bartlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petit Furore
Mills County District Court
Dierkopf Courts
Franklin Greene
Grenwood
Earl Peters
Ciafinde
Lara Newton
Glenwood
Cora Laird
Malvern
Lila Hunt
Goldie Attiatfong
Clyde Hawke
G. M. Moore
M. Worstall
August Hoffman
August Doysen
Henderson
Ralph Good
Emerson
Hazel Bloom
Osborne
Nellie Powles
Padhe Junction
Fred Marshall
Art
Bes
Anna Briley
Corrine Chambers
Crink
Esther Sutton
Pacific Junction
Myrtle Harman
Das
Schoening
Silver City
R. H. Mintle
Levernea Lincoln
Carol Reasoner
Fred Bourck
Jess Taylor
Bartlett
Myron Jones
Hazel Messinger
B. F. Dittus
Gertrude Osborne
Paul Jones
Ora Lee
Ralph
Goodman
Elton Clay
Buch
Wade Delavan
Woodland Rebekah Lodge Mourns Death of Sister Tessie Rite
Woodland Rebekah Lodge No. 652 Glenwood Iowa reports the death of Sister Tessie Rite and notes her faithful service in Friendship Love and Truth. A resolution is adopted to place a copy on the Reverda, send one to the family, and have the charter draped. Signed by Mrs Minute Toss Mrs Ida Graves Mrs Alles Wilson, committee, April 3 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tessie
Malverh
Howe
Ida Graves
Alles Wilson
Woodland Rebekah Lodge
Glenwood
Iowa
Loyal Californians Prefer Earthquakes
A letter from Mabel Satdiland in The Leader praises California quakes over cyclones. She notes personal fortitude after the Monrovia quake, claims her Long Beach home withstood the shake, and mentions ongoing quake discussions amid spring weather with rain and no snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Binceraly
Marie Sandiland
Turner letter echoes Roosevelts in Iowa farm family noted
Mr and Mrs Ira Turner of South Hastings wrote March 20 1938 to President and Mrs Roosevelt noting their family mirrors the Roosevelts with four sons and a daughter We congratulate you on twenty eighth milestone and hope for many more The reply from Mrs Roosevelt's secretary Malones T Scheeder was received March 30 thanking them for their thoughtful letter.
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Knd
Mra Tram Turner
Hastings
Roosevelt
Iowa
Ira Turner
Turner
Malones T. Scheeder
Captain Munger to command naval hospital in Washington
Former Malvern resident Captain Curtla B. Munger of the naval medical corps is named to head the naval hospital in Washington, succeeding Admiral Perceval Rossiter. Born in Malvern in 1878, he entered the navy in 1905 and has served on ships and stations worldwide, including the personnel division of the bureau of medicine and surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Navy
Bus Rean of
Navy Department
Bes
Navel War College
Newport
Munger
Paperos
Washington
Quake Talk in Letter from Long Beach Resident
A March 1933 letter from Mrs J R Beatt of Long Beach California describes ongoing tremors and upheaval. She notes nerves frayed yet improving slowly as weather improves and people adjust to the aftereffects.
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Mra
J. R. Beatt
Long Beach
Qalif
Calif
Mr. Wortman
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Fitgn
Aith
R. Hyde
Fide Guett
Phellia Wilson
Date
Lottatre Fletchér
Mary Elizabeth. Summers
Charlotte Waderquist
Marian Benton
Dorothy Galliher
Barbara Amos
Harb Benton
Jamee Beckwith
Laurence Liste
Margaret Ann Buttmann
Julia Jean Steele
Dorothy Stothower
Mary Jean Ewing
Nella Waller
Ruth Louise McCord
Wauneesta Cox
Katherine Hwain
Lenore Mansfield
Georgia Marie Hilton
Margaret Mansfield
Hamure
J. L. Doniret
Miswew Luetite
Pantine Mcintyre
Weity
Misa Rachel Dalton
Bidédel
Tate
Lucille McIntyre
Misa Luse
Lorraine Fickel
Honor Hirthday
Roy Dean Mansfield
Lenore
Roy Dean
Lou Barkus
Eiay
Wilson's
É Wah Per
Ties
Are
Kori
Mabel Satdiland
Wes
Roosevelts
Captain Munger
Navy Institution
Harry Nelson
Perdaw
Paddock Park
A. P. Kilmartin
Jane Fletcher
Harry Hilton
Delpha Thomas
A. P. Kilmareth
George Hilton
W. W. Tyunison
Grant Chamberlain
Gigves
Milady
Silks
New
Wercome
Aress
Meivern, Lowe
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