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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1939

Page

6

Nominating Committee Voted At Regular Meeting

At the April 4 meeting EMAITCHE SS elects a nominating committee to pick the cabinet for the coming year. Members named are Sarah Ruse Dorothy Slothower Betty Haden and Helen Ann Steveseon. The report also covers the Omaha Area Conference and ongoing school projects across grades detailing teaching trades coursework and activity notes.

Filel Sarah Ruse Dorothy Slothower Betty Haden Helen Ann Steveseon Omaha

Orioles Win First Baseball Game

The Malvern Orioles defeated Henderson High School 11 to 7 in opening baseball action. Knight and Richardson pitched for Malvern with Rubenking catching while Henderson was behind the plate with Parker catching and Hunt Wreching in the field.

Malvern Orioles Henderson High School Orioles Malvern Xente Knight Richardson Henderson Harel Hunt Wreching Parker

East Liberty Social at Church Draws Neighbors

About 60 people gathered at the East Liberty church on Friday for an Easter season social. A short program led to refreshments, games, and a get acquainted hour with new neighbors including the Messingers, Nelsons, and Darnolds. Reverend Hail was absent but assisted by Rev. Barnes.

United States Canada Newfoundland Dean Joan Johnson Floyd Messinger Lee Eugene Norman Ida Nelson Albert Nelson Jay Darnold Geo. W. Hail F. G. Barnes Hamburg

Father-Son banquet at Wesley Chapel planned for April 14

Henderson notes announce tickets for the Father-Son banquet at Wesley Chapel priced for dads and lads. Dr W H Meredith of Connell Bluffs will speak along with Billy Warhol and Rev Wm Lee. Tickets held by local leaders. Also reported: funeral of Chas A Anderson in Essex with burial there.

Henderson Wesley Chapel Methodist Wesley Chapel Jn Ft W. H. Meredith Connell Bluffs Billy Warhol Wm. Lee Itex Dory Henderson School Essex Chas. A. Anderson Alfred Anderson Durial

Easter Candlelight Service Draws Large Gatherings

The Easter candlelight service at the Christian church drew large crowds Friday evening with music directed by Miss Stopkins and performances by choirs from three local churches. Vocal solos by C E Wilson and Joyce Nesbitt enhanced the program, while messages from participants offered a varied spiritual emphasis. Sunday services and Sunday school times were announced for Henderson and the Chapel, with Epworth League at 9 p.m. and a busy week of meetings noted, including a teachers’ study hour and community visits by local residents.

The Christian Church Miss Stopkins Miss Hopkins Miss Meeks Lincoln Henderson C. E. Wilson Joyce Nesbitt Sharp Epworth League C. H. Amick

Good Old Days Item from The Leader

From The Leader of April 8 1914 Milly county gains a fine new Clydesdale Rimwood Ivanhoe owned by J M Strahan at his north town stable. Old Ta bor merchants thrive this spring under new grocery leadership by Mr Apple. A Saturday guitar and banjo concert entertains townsfolk. Fort Wayne fire crews respond after Wiley Dunn’s roof fire proves minor. Flora Fickel hosts a auto dress party for Wesley Chapel youths.

Isan Milly County J. M. Strahan Rimwood EB. Whitfield Merwin Wiley Dunn Mr. Dunn Flora Fickel Wesley Chapel

Diet of Rough-Legged Hawks Reveals Narrow Prey Base

The rough-legged hawk group feeds mainly on mice, with a fifth of diet consisting of small mammals, snakes and insects. The ferruginous rough-legged hawk mirrors this pattern, relying primarily on squirrels and mice with minor prey.

Pidgin English and Its Business Speech Evolution

A compact note on how pidgin English shaped business talk, tracing how Chinese speakers adapted pronouncing “Can do” and “No can do” as practical expressions. The piece links language simplification to cross cultural work language in historical trade contexts.

Ocrigens Decius Europe Austrian Hungary Iowa

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