Ambiguous Entry Yields Unclear Local Note
A fragmented OCR item mentions people and places in garbled form, yielding no clear event. The readable bits reference individuals and a place but lack coherent actions or outcomes to summarize.
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1936
Page
4
A fragmented OCR item mentions people and places in garbled form, yielding no clear event. The readable bits reference individuals and a place but lack coherent actions or outcomes to summarize.
A brief social note reports a regular union gathering led by Corey fra at View He, detailing attendees and routine activities. The item emphasizes community involvement and local engagement with a simple recap of who attended and what happened.
A report on a Needlecraft Club gathering features Mrs Dorothy Me Coxen hosting attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Walter Beaton, with plans for an April event. The jangling notes of names suggest a small club meeting with social chatter and upcoming activities.
Fragmented town column noting church services at To qin and Lohureh schoolhouse with Mrs. Charlee Hope superintendent plus morning worship times and visitors. Social entries list numerous local families visiting, dinners, and trips, including four inches of snow in some states and a note on gasmask charcoal absorption.
The Strahan Consolidated School reports a week of activities including class pictures taken for sophomores, a Leap Year party with games like Truth or Consequences and Rin-Tin-Tin, refreshments served, and agriculture class plowing field trip. Local staff hosting gatherings included Miss Gilmore Cadwell Smith and others. faculty and guests listed for the week.
Attendance reached 58 with five visitors as memory verses were recited by primary children. Arsene Steiner was elected president of the young people’s class. Dinner guests included Iv y Patrick and the Brammmeiers. Local residents attended the PLOT at Pickeret school house and the Wales play. an Easter program is planned after Sunday school next Sunday with all invited.
Iowa County to join a state wide music festival at Iowa State College on June 24. Miss Phyllis Plow announced details after a rehearsal in Atlantic. Chorus includes nine selections from Music for Family Festivals and will feature 1300 girls in uniform with 2300 audience expected. County 4 H clubs staff and Iowa State musicians coordinate the event with Tolbert MacRae directing the choruses.
Miss Zanetta Eager of the Town extension department will visit Mills County Friday to conduct a music training school for girls 4-H club leaders. She will assist with plans for Bally Day to be held later. Each club will send a leader an assistant leader and an elder girl, and a basket lunch will be served.
Mills County 4-H clubs plan a joint party on Saturday night April 18 at the Malvern Community Building. Frank Reed assistant state 4-H club leader and L. K. Loy will join games and activities, with Richar of the Omaha Livestock Exchange awarding the Master Feeder Certificate to Milly County 4-H members and honoring top 4-H boys and girls from last year. A 100 percent turnout of members, parents and friends is hoped for.
East Deer Creek residents report Mr and Mrs Tom McDonald in Shenandoah on Wednesday Gail Eastweed and Tom Donald s were in Ontario on Saturday Olde Shoark and family visited Sunday at Leech Miller home north of Emerson Mr and Mrs Glen Snodgrass were it Afateeray last week Mrp acl Mel Art Frazier and a family visited Sunday at the Dicky Smith home near Climax
Fragmentary notice describes deer vocalizations and moss species. Mentions male and female differences and a large species with varied sounds. Mentions The Leader office in a damaged context.
Mr and Mrs Newell Fain hosted Sunday dinner in Alfred Cooper’s home. Rey Gilbert and daughter Cleta visited J F Shelley and Wo MO Kellenbarger homes. W M Kelljonburger and Claude Rector hosts reported Sunday calls. Mrs Clim Bates of Athintic Quis itu spent weekend with sister Mrs OW Bishop and family. Chester Cooper made a business trip to Moravia. Frances Angry accompanied Lie Vern Carson to Cirsea Sunday visiting farms. Mrs Laude Rector and Arlene Vahtetaar on the Hast. Cracey Cael family and Mrs Ghee Rellenbarger visited Shetasidsch village.
Hillsdale residents share weekend visits and care events. Vera Mayberry of Omaha spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Roy Mayberry. Everett Sawyers hosted for Merril's birthday with Lonny Culver Mary Sawyers Frank Sawyers and Estells Sawyers present. Mrs John Norstadt cared for Clark Hilton who has been ill at Randolph. Ray Wackman went to Clarkson Hospital Omaha for observation and treatment. Frances Stevens of Omaha visited the W J Van Orsdel home. Navy radio direction finder stations continued service with over 29 000 bearings furnished to naval vessels and about 430 000 to other craft.
The record lists transfers in Mills County Iowa from March 27 1936 to April 3 1946 including Jas S Honeyman Exr to Warren L Honeyman deed $7000 land in 27 and 22-72-40 Petcare Mana to Ulih Fisher land in 34-71-42 WAV 1700 Lots 2 and 3 Blk 48 Malvern Trustees Malvern Cemetery to J Hi Raune Cem Deed $80 BE 1 4 Lot 494 Malvern Cemetery plus naval service notes noting 85 percent under 35 and 96 percent under 40 and 1935 first enrolments 10 785 vs 14 575 in 1934.
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