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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1950
Page
8
Imogene Stems reports social visits with Miss Jake Merchant of Red Oak and Barbara Addy, while Imogene remains a dry town after Lane and Western Co performs test wells with no success. Nearby reunions feature the Saner descendants and many relatives from Omaha, Dubuque, St. Louis, and beyond.
Weekend and midweek visits headline a social note from Shenin Lol Mere and surrounding towns. Mr and Mrs Walter Young hosted a picnic supper at Meerett Fiehter Lane. Fox Yates visited Mrs Rale Seatro in Farmer City. Blwvan Halden and family called on Ikon Wilson. Numerous gatherings and dinners tied to Presbyterian and Methodist groups, plus multiple families hosting relatives from Malvern to Chicago, are listed with names and places across the region.
Miss Teresa Kanykin of Omitha spent the weekend with her sister Agnes and brother Jethyny Taught. Miss Mirrion Wright, attending business college in Chala, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Wrists, noting a joyful Friday night at Red Dale.
A Randolph family hosted a picnic at Waubsonie State Park on Sunday to honor visitors from Good rich Michigan and relatives listed among attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Wate Fichter and Larry, Jack Tyner and family, Charles Fichter and others. The event featured a traveling emblem exchange and friendly gatherings with meals and gifts.
Fremont County 4-H and community events list August activities and meetings. Items include Walnut Ever Head achievement sting, Riverton Ramblers practice for show pageant, Fremont county 4-H Achievement show, horse show, and W M P ub meeting. Attendees noted include Mrs Floyd Brown, Pat Cowden, Sidney Rudearella, Evola Miller, and local families. A picnic of Randall high school alumni gathered at the Shenandoah armory.
A fire Sunday morning at a lone house near Randolph destroyed the structure and all furniture and clothing. Ambrose Doyle’s wheat property nearby is mentioned. the origin is unknown but may be due to a new electric refrigerator. Neighbors alerted the Randolph fire department but nothing could be saved as heat and flames had advanced. The Shirleys and their three sons were away visiting relatives at the time.
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