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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1933

Page

4

Union Retains Ledfea Ladies Group Meeting

Mrs Henry Nims and Mrs Gay Martin retained the Ledfea Union on Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Nims home. Attendees discussed plans for the senior-senior banquet the group was asked to serve. Hostesses served chicken sandwiches pickles fruit salad cake and coffee. Next meeting set for April 26 at Mrs Alvin Lovell home with Mrs Harry Conrad assisting.

Henry Nims Gay Martin Ent Ledfea’ Union Mra. Nims Alvin Lovell Harry Conrad

Mrs Adams Severely Injured by Sunday Fall

Mrs Adams Gina suffered a severe head wound from a Sunday fall, scalp cut to the bone, required stitches, and was taken to her daughter Mrs Zeno Baas. Due to advancing age, her family remains anxious but she rested a little easier. Doctor Hore of Randolph attends.

Adam Gina Zeno Baas Hore Randolph Richard Dean Dave Stogdill Frank Steele Malvern Mra. G Eacrett Omaka Chas. Criswell Breela Omaha Bradley Sawyers Walter Roberta Troy Zeno Boss Oliver Achenbach Paul Kimney Shenandoah J. B. Achenbach Hand W. M. Collier Berl Conrad Elmer Collier Afr Frank Johnson Herbert Johnson Sheila Data Laughtin Edgar Clary Kent Clary Bod Cully Hamburg Millard Curtis Blaster Walter Angus Ijg

Strahan Consolidated School exhibits highlight spring program

The annual Strahan Consolidated School exhibit on Thursday April 13 showcased student work across grades. First and second grades performed on instruments they made, with plays from later grades and a high school orchestra, plus spring decor and Easter themes. Baseball team lost to Farragut 8 to 7, with a home game against Wales on April 20.

Rob Eventhirades Mrs. Bates Dorothy Martin Bob Bates John Cunningham Alonzo Bates Keith Molaberry Mrs. Huelt Mildred Wilton Maggie Helen Laughlin Chloe Harriett Cites Wang Wayne Nims Farmer Mendona Paul Dale Moore Nora Ells Opal Toland Hat Jecb Home Economica Farragut Wales

First and Second Graders Observe Returning Birds

The class discusses birds that migrate back in spring, especially robins, detailing how they build nests and care for their young. Students search for bird nests to watch for eggs and fledglings.

Fourth Grade Citizenship Club Organized by Students

Third and Fourth Grades report new citizenship activities with officers elected Joyce Molsherry as President Lynn Costello as Vice President and Junior Curtis as Secretary Groups are assigned weekly duties emphasizing classroom and playground cleanliness Grade Three focuses on spelling building construction paper houses for a spelling book weekly obtaining one hundred words.

Joyce Molsherry Lynn Costello Juoior Curtis Thaly Apelling

Absences and Geography Lesson Mix Up in Grades Five and Six

Fifth and sixth graders report several absences last week due to a mess. Names include Doreen Bwain Lorraine Thomas Glen Bennett Clauds Meaill Jane Timeon and Altha Beam. They study Europe and bring products from European countries to class.

Doreen Bwain Lorraine Thomas Glen Bennett Clauds Meaill Jane Timeon Altha Beam

Seventh and Eighth Grade Absences and Schedule Changes

The seventh grade and eighth grade room had two absences last week due to illness. Oilford Jonay and Sybil McGIN were the alterers. The seventh grade reading group is planning a spring period activity. An event is scheduled for April 28.

Oilford Jonay Sybil McGin de Butow Eparia Bensdoiasbi

Mayday church notices and local visits in Climax area

Fragmentary, old time notices describe upcoming services and membership plans. Names appear: Mark and Ted around May 14 for a daylong event at Climax with a basket dinner. Several locals and visitors from Shenandoah and Omaha attend hospital and social calls. Rev Cunningham called to conduct a funeral in Clarinda, plus visits to Charles Johnson and Immanuel Hospital.

Tt Fa Mark Ted Efrtla Mra Ed Neget Dorothy J. G. Witton Mra. Williams Dittmers Shenandoah Cunningham Charlies Johnson Climax Clarkson Hospital Omaha Henry Nima Immanuel Hospital Martin and Helen

Easter Service and Community Notices in East Liberty

East Liberty church announces Easter services with a 10 oclock main service and an 11 oclock Bible study cartoon. The congregation extends sympathy to the bereaved and lists visiting family guests from Malvern Bedford and BilVer City areas. Local appointments include Mrs Rebecca Kirby aiding SEaton and Mrs Seaton recovering from rheumatic inflammation. Families visiting and dining updates from Rimel Latchaw and Du Val households appear, along with remarks on a university absence and confirmations of holiday observances.

C. M. Nelson Ethel Malvern BR. Hurat R. K. Henderson Enet Liberty Cemetery Association G. W. Rimel Bedford Wardan Rimel Air Wil) Billy Indianola Warden Rimel M. H. Latchaw Evelyn Frank du Val W. H. Maddocks Wil Behlermeir Bilver City Clyde Barger Betty and Lindsay Mina Hazel Owens Howard Locku Bill Rebecca Kirby Mulvern B. C. Seaton Homs Seaton GQ. W. Browsr Robert George Wright Brasat Lowe Olly

Local Birth Day Party Celebrates Eleventh Birthday

Mrs Eat Maddocke hosted a gathering near Biket City for her son turning eleven. About thirteen attendees, including Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hoivt and relatives, played games and enjoyed refreshments as the Kanter eggs hunt provided extra fun.

F. Breen Marfarir V. Ehapeote Bmarton Dale Hoivt Ehtures Leonard, Roth, & Evatyh Weta Paéitie Jeweller Sentey Mia

Oaks Easter Morning Breakfast in Wilkingon Woods

Easter morning in Wilkingon Woods neighbors gathered for a Santer breakfast, enjoying a bright and pleasant start to the day together in the vicinity.

Wilkingon Woods

Easter program at Oake Sunday School notes attendance

Oake Sunday School notes show about one hundred attendees at a Sunday event. Memory verses were memorized by younger pupils, and birthday money was collected from Mia, Win Castor, and Dorothy Warren. After Easter a program by young children featured recitations readings and an Easter play with special music by Bible class members directed by Miss Helen Dodson and Miss Kathleen Jones.

Mia Win Castor Dorothy Warren Helen Dodaon Kathleen Jones

PTA Meeting This Friday At Onkathia For Big Turnout

The next PTA meeting is scheduled for Friday at Onkathia with social time to boost attendance and participation. Organizers urge all parents and community members to attend and contribute ideas for a larger, more effective gathering.

Onka Thia

Local Visits and Family News From Harvie Douglas Area

Malvern visitors and local residents frequent nearby towns this week. A string of Red Oak Shenandoah and Council Bluffs trips links families including the McDowells Lyle Bellwood and the Shaw and Lang households with Immanuel Hospital and Harvie Covotes, plus events at the Douglas home and dinner gatherings.

Opal Bayea Malvern Emery McDowell Bobbie Lincoln Harvie Douglas A. J. McGingla Betty Ano Scott Arterburn Myrael Thomea Red Oak Mya Emery Mcbown Con Bobbis Bhenandoah Marion Harvie Covotes

Becoming Fair Minded in a Confused Era

Fragmentary text discusses shifting attitudes amid public doubt and upcoming events. The source hints at a debate over clarity and direction, mentioning a group or press tone and a sense of urgency among people, with a few weeks of uncertainty remaining.

Dave

Easter Cantata Fills Hillsdale and Pacific Junction Churches

Fifty years of Hillsdale and Pacific Junction join in a Sunday cantata drawing crowds from Glenwood Malvern Tabor and Connell Bluffs. The combined choir of 34 youths led by Rev. T J Pettit delivered a high quality performance, while the prior Friday’s Community Night at Hillsdale drew over three hundred for a Tabor Baye high school band concert and a short drama called The Quest.

Hillsdale Pacific Junction Glenwood Malvern Tabor Connall Bluffs T. J. Pettit Hilldale Tabor Baye

Community Night Draws Large Crowd at Hilledale

Community night at Hilledale attracted a large turnout with attendance around 300 as residents gathered Friday evening. The event featured entertainment, local programs, and involvement from community members in a lively, districtwide social gathering.

Hilledale

Luncheon Hosts Include Dillehay Family Guests

Me and Mr Dillehay host a luncheon Sunday evening with Misses Lele Ralne and Max ie Van Oradal present along with Clifford Dilleway Donald Raines Mr and Mrs Willie Oradel and daughter Marjorie and others.

Dillehay Ahheater Donald Thore Lele Ralnes Maxie van Oradal Clifford Dilleway Donald Raines Wilie Oradel Marjorie

Randolph Seniors Present Spooky Tavern Play Friday

The Randolph high school seniors staged Spooky Tavern a three act play to a packed Friday audience during the school farewell. The cast included Lew Hacker as Spooky Tavern owner Richard Stanley and Marla Phillips as the Ghost Woman with a large supporting lineup including Willa Sheridan Joyce Wingate Julia Armatrong Ida Mae Anderson Ruth Atkinson Tom Ports Donald Slater Vic tor Norton Bryce Fichter and others. The production earned praise for its fitting casting and lively energy as the final school event of the year.

Randolph High School Lew Hacker Richard Stanley Marla Phillips Lucy Hacker Willa Sheridan Joyce Wingate Julia Armatrong Florabelle Wingate Ida Mae Anderson Bedelia Ruth Atkinson Ralph Channing Tom Ports Terry Tanner Donald Slater Joyce Willie Worgle Victor Norton Hlackle Simme Dope Dispenser Ira Landis Farone the Creeper Bryce Fichter

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Strahan Adam Lloyd Margaret David Ant Edith Sophia Brainerd Ed Nagel J. J, Wilson Mea al Lovall Wilma Bradley Shenandosh J. A. Cox Hazel Grace Wouneeta Bobby Carl Cox Donald Robbing Newa of the Strahan Consolidated School Conningham Clarinda Geo. Curtis N. W. Cowner Sunior Lowell Omane Millard Curtin Cowner Honolulu East Liberty East Liberty Methodist Church OAKS Oake Sunday School Asbury Chicago Milla County Mulveray Laqdia Hardware Crouse Hastin Mille Go. Abstract Co Milla and Pottawattainie Milla Co. Abstract Co Glanwond Iavern Gale Fordson Balgers Pred Co D, C Connieas Green House Dale Kiting Florist Pe Ton Shaw Teave Ordera Collins Drug Atoray Hastings Aera
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