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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1933
Page
8
Hastings girls triumphed in a tense Lake A etonp contest featuring standout performances by Grier Eat Deleed and Rath- Prereé. Key teammates Freda Pettows, Katheya Andereon, and Lorrath dark contributed as the team edged rivals for a decisive win.
The Haetthes eharth ladies present a minstrel show titled A Dusky Flower Garden at the Hat el Tuesday evening May 4. The event features the troupe that delighted Hastings with The Sweet Bhon and promises good wholesome fun with aftertash ment. Admission is 10 cents. Curtain rings at o clock.
The Hestinaa faculty entertained the school board and their wives at a Wednesday dinner on April 9. The menu included fruit cup breaded pork pots sweet potatoes creamed peanut rosettes Harvard beets rolle lime grapefruit salad jam lemon Jee box pudding coffee mints.
Last Wednesday Hastings kittens traveled to Silver City and defeated the Silver City team 14 to 0. On Friday Pacific Junction came to Hastings and lost 7 to 0. Emblematic confusion closes with a garbled exchange between Emerson and Edith V. about a quotation.
The senior class and guests were entertained Friday evening by Bupt. and Mrs. D D Fellows at 9 party night. They played cards jigsaw puzzles and wrote contests. Refreshments of ice cream angel food cake and coffee followed. Attendees included Ruth Daizell Misa Young Miss Harman Miss Ver ley Glyde Bittner and Blanche Woods. The cemetery association meeting is set for Wednesday May 3 at 2 o clock at Mrs Grace Hathaway's home. Mrs Vic Gromwell enjoys a visit from her mother Mrs Yarrington of Willage who came over last week. Ira Turner and family were called to Oakland Sunday for the funeral of cousin S Cleveland who died recently.
News notes from the M. E Church announce Sunday services at 16 o clock and Sunday school at 8 o clock with Epworth League at 6 36. evening services planned. A party of four had a Sunday night automobile wreck near town with one injury. The column lists visits by local residents to and from Red Oak Omaha Strahan Villisca Sidney and Randolp and reports sales by the Ladies Cemetery Association and other small community happenings including a drug store absence.
Champion Hill residents hosted guests from nearby towns at dinners and Sunday visits. The Deer Creek delegation voted to split the township, with halves joining Etherion and Strahan in White Cloud. Prohibition support was urged as the 18th Amendment faced changes. Ralph Jiddell planned naval entry in San Francisco after visiting Council Bluffs and Omaha.
Lady s Aid meeting notes report ten present last week at the home of Mrs Walton Sowers. Next gathering set for May 3 at Mrs Joan Clark s home for a May Rally and all members and former members urged to attend. Donations of bulbs and other items requested and to contact Mim. B Fickel listed as point of contact. Several social visits and weekend activities described involving residents of Red Oak Tabor Council Bluffs and Malvern with local families and students mentioned. One injury reported: Luyelle Smith absent after falling from a teeter totter board. condition described as back injury.
Asbury Myriel Thomas and family spent Sunday at the Ansel Vaughe home in Red Oak. Mr and Mrs Naymone Douglas and Mr and Mrs Paul Vestal visited. Red Oak guests included Mr and Mrs Scott Arterburn and others. Will Archer returned home from Immanuel hospital in Omaha on Tuesday after a stay there. Clarence Alton of Hastings spent several days with Will Archer.
Oaks Sunday School notes report 58 attendees at Duke with memory verses recited by children. Plans were discussed for a Mother’s Day program and Mrs Earl Harmon was elected program director.
A P T A meeting was held at Oaks last Friday night with a large turnout. Oaks pupils presented a fins program including a duet from Sandi land and a Pickerell school act. The group decided to hold a year end picnic at Oaks with a five basket dinner at noon and a program and track meet in the afternoon. Refreshments of pie and coffee were served.
Mills County hardware firm emphasizes prompt service and a complete stock to meet farmer and town customer demands. They stock only well known brands, offer a large shelf hardware assortment, and pride themselves on dependable products and public spirited citizenship.
Mt Vernon teachers and pupils held a wilener roast and picnic in the Johanon thnber last Friday evening. Mrs Lind Landis and baby with Miss Lorena Wills and Gertrude Huey called on Mt. and Mrs. G F Wils last Monday afternoon. Farmers prepare fields for corn while De Scribe reports a young woman seeking a nearby farm to rent. Ralph Wederquist raises poultry with over a thousand chicks.
N. W. Colling publicizes a store in Hastinge offering ja dey goods, shoes, groceries, fruit and vegetables. The article praises the high quality, reasonable prices, and progressive impact on the county, urging readers to visit for poultry and eggs pricing.
Hamilton Mens Clothing and Shoes advertises The Store for Lad and Dad with contact at Glenwood. It claims guarantees on purchases and mentions readiness to assist customers, promising reliable service and a phone listing for inquiries.
A H Crawford Store promotes quality groceries and meats in Hastings offering a complete stock of food products from top markets. The home owned store emphasizes quick service, fair prices, and community trust with a focus on fresh produce and customer satisfaction.
H F Kruse Elevator in Mineola has served the community for nearly 40 years. The firm is noted for honesty, fair dealing, top market prices, and extensive grain and livestock purchases with a modern setup and responsive service. It offers market quotes by phone and aims to help with farm or sending problems based on long experience.
The note highlights Gyrus and Phillips 64 Petroleum Products in Mineola offering a modern store with tires and tubes. It commends careful merchandise selection, good judgment, and expert service while recommending the establishment.
A local service station extols its modern facilities and range of products. The owner presents himself as a experienced businessperson who can provide expert lubrication guidance and dependable gasoline and lubricants to reduce motor troubles.
Farmers Cooperative Creamery Assn Glenwood praised for a model butter plant inspected by the pure food department. The home owned creamery touts its cleanliness sanitary standards and high butter quality while urging local support and purchase of Cooperative creamery butter over substitutes. One pound equates to vast energy values compared with various foods.
Fullerton Lumber Co markets itself as a long standing local supplier with a broad stock of lumber groceries dry goods and building materials. The ad boasts fair treatment, low prices and large volume buying for reasonable profits while claiming strong community ties and customer loyalty over many years.
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