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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1933
Page
7
A flurry of social gatherings filled the week with bridge sessions hosted by Mrs. and Mrs. Beston and others. Hearty dinners marked visits from relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Larson and Mr. and Mrs. Beaton, while Lloyd Walker hosted a group of young people for dessert and social time. A newlywed couple, Fay Beveland and her husband, visited relatives in Robert Paulson’s home as they adjust to life in Gordon Nebraska after marrying at Red Oak.
An early text describes a community event where attendees enjoyed a daytime gathering with food and drinks. Participants tested materials and savored watermelons and cantaloupes, then returned to a courtyard area.
Roland family members gathered at Fairmont Park in Council Bluffs on August 27 for a reunion with about 40 present. Officers were elected including President Mrs Lee A Roland and vice president T A Kirkwood. The gathering featured a bountiful dinner and a program interrupted by light showers.
A large crowd attended the first community sale as buyers paid strong prices. Cattle, lumber and furniture sold well with bids lively. a roan Berthorn bull topped $40 and overall sale prices impressed sellers and buyers alike. The event showcased active bidding and a broad assortment of goods, signaling a promising series ahead.
James Smith born February 26 1847 near Hamilton Ontario died August 19 at his son Arthur’s Emerson home after three weeks illness at age 86 years 5 months 24 days Survived by wife Harriet and four sons Marion Everett James Ray John Arthur and Virell Irving who died young Three grandchildren Mae Byangelloe Clyde Edward and Donald Eugene Funeral conducted by Rev L B Ripley with music by local musicians at Emerson Cemetery
The Etherson WRC will hold a memorial service for the late comrade John Mitchell at Woodmen Hall Saturday at 2:16 PM following a regular session. A good attendance is desired.
Emer son public school will begin Monday September 4 under Superintendent B H Paxson and Principal Frank J Shaw. Kingsley OG E Ridenour, Keots Miss Jean ette Stewart, Mary Arneel, Grace Dixon, Jeanette Carson, and Helen Gilbert named for grades K to 8.
A public card thanks family and friends for well wishes on Mr and Mrs J F Keckley fifty fifth wedding anniversary and Mr Keckley eighty birthday. Notices mention visitors to Red Oak and Fremont Nebraska, Omahan trips, and several local family updates amid a town newspaper item.
Mrs Ella Hoheyman's condition is improving. Golden Davis returned home from Immanuel hospital in Omaha after a brief stay. Ora Douglas was taken to Immanuel hospital in Omaha Saturday in the BD Comet ambulance. Ora had been seriously ill and his friends report improvement. Mrs W H Burkett of Omaha is visiting in the Gilbert Cheney home this week. Vincent Hancal returned Friday from Robson Nebraska after weeks with his brothers Paul and Johnnie. Mr and Mrs VY C Ward and daughter Doris visited Omaha on Friday. Myre, John Carson and daughter Jeanette were Council Bluffs visitors Wednesday. Mrs W A Martin and children of Shenandoah are visiting Rev L B Ripley. Mrs P T Williams and children of Council Bluffs visiting Ernest Cole. Mrs Jeasia Grayson and son Eddie returned Saturday from Tecra te where she visited relatives. Mr and Mrs Nels Larson and mother Mrs Anna Goode left Pocahontas to visit. El Bam Rice returned Monday from the wheat fields of North Dakota. Mrs Caroline Rhoade and daughter Minnie, Mrs sads Carr and Mrs Martha Nimes and daughter Stella enjoyed a pot luck at Shenandoah Tuesday.
Malvern's baseball squad wraps season this Sunday facing a Bicol and colored team from Omaha. First pitch is at 3 20 p m with a kittens game at 1 p m on the card.
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