Luncheon and Tea Hostesses Share Holiday Gatherings
Miss Olive Clements of Albion, N.Y., visits Miss Mary Jones and Mrs. Harry Clark, with sewing and chat after luncheon. Mrs. F. M. Davison and Mrs. F. R. Chantry host a Monday tea for about a dozen women. Miss Hays talks on Flynt and a lace table decorates refreshments. Eastern Star Kensington to meet at Mrs. C. E. Davis home Friday. members bring 10¢ Christmas gifts.
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M. Jones
Mary Jones
Harry Clark
Olive Clements
Albion
N.Y
Ruth Clark
F. M. Davison
F. R. Chantry
Davison
Miss Hays
Flynt
Paul Stothawer
Eastern Star
Kensington
C. E. Davis
Malvernians Second in K P Tourney
Mills county brides flocked to the Knights of Pythias tournament in Glenwood. The Fickel duo won contract with 10 799 points while Malvern pair Hugh Foster and Arthur McCullough placed second with 6 740 using the fire house system. Kaiman and Hall finished third with 0 90 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Knights of Pythias
Glenwood
Gerald Fickel
Fickel
Malvern
Hugh Foster
Arthur McCullough
Kaiman & Hall
Amos Gilleard
Claude Rist
James Dwyer
Wilkinson
Dalton
Lloyd Mulholland
Francis Pare
Howard Strahan
Eacrett
C. I. Brewer
Ben Breeding
Carl Paulson
Geneva Scott and Edwin Fleer Wed in Malvern Home Ceremony
Geneva Scott and Edwin Fleer were united in marriage December 4 at the Scott home in Malvern. The ceremony was officiated by Rowe, with attendants Ethel Davin and Everett Anderson. The couple will reside at 612 South Locust Street, Glenwood, after a reception with pink and white decor and a menu of ice cream, cake, and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wid
A. M. Scott
Malvern High School
H. H. Fleer
Glenwood
Glenwood High School
Jamison
Glanwood
Win. Scott
Darlene
Mary Jaret Lavonne
Ralph Scott
Constance Joanne
Wayne Willian
Peggy Wanona
Archie
Gernard Scott
Malvern
L T N Club Met Last Wednesday With Mrs Benton
The L T N club met Wednesday of last week northeast of Malvern with Mrs E U Benton and other hostesses. About 60 ladies attended a session with a short musical program by Mrs Marvin Woodfill and others. A Christmas tree exchange followed by refreshments. Annual officer elections named Mrs Prank Summers president Mrs Clinton Robbins vice president and Mrs H J Benton secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. N. Club
E. U Benton
Malvern
Carl Wilson
Clifford Littlehay
Addie Ballwood
Marvin Woodfill
Mia
George Lloyd
Paul Slothower
Prank Summers
Clinton Robbins
H. J. Benton
John Berry Dies After Truck Collision in Council Bluffs
John Berry, former Hastings and Malvern resident and brother of Mrs. Wiley Dunn, was struck by a truck in Council Bluffs last Friday and died Saturday evening at Mercy hospital. He had worked as a boiler maker in Rock Island shops and is survived by his widow May Berry, a son Harry, four daughters, several relatives in Council Bluffs and Malvern, two brothers Frank and George Berry, and one granddaughter. He was 60 years old.
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John Berry
Hastings
Malvern
Wiley Dunn
Council Bluffs
Mercy Hospital
Bhattle Hadeen
Rock Island
May Berry
Harry Berry
Mre
Leonard Sehulty
Counsell Bluffa
Geraldine
Thora
Betty Harry
John Clerk
Howard Kerney
Clara Everhart
Miga Livan Berry
Coupell Blume
Wyile Dune
Malvera
Frank
George Barry
Council Bluge
Malvern Firemen Reelect Officers at December Meeting
Malvern Fire Department members reelected officers for the regu lar December session. Chief FR Chantry, assistant chief Jesse Bell, secretary Frank Austin, treasurer Dr DM Kline, captain Frank Hertz, first assistant Glenn Dalrymple, second assistant Im MMe Fall, trustees R W Mansfield Albert Nelean Frank Tyels. The group also planned a benefit carnival and updated committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Smoquine Rainions
FR. Chantry
Jesse HL Bell
Frank Austin
DM. Kline
Frank Hertz
Glenn Dalrymple
Joe Wearin Faces Eye Trouble With No Operation
Joe Wearin, longtime public figure, suffers a hemorrhage in his good eye after a recent attack. Specialists advise continued nonoperative treatment at Edmundson hospital, hoping nature will resolve the excess fluid. He remains confined, eyes bandaged, with minimal company as family and friends wish for his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Wearin
Edmundson Hospital
Mr. Wearing
Wearin
China Clipper Brings Letters to Malvern Boys
Louis, David, Berks and Jack Lloyd received letters from an aunt in Honolulu. The letters were delivered by the China Clipper, completing its first commercial trans Pacific hop. The Leader office notes the event as a notable milestone for Malvern boys and philatelic interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Louis
David
Berks
Jack Lloyd
Honolulu
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White Cloud
Ab Scott
Lena, Beamer
F. E. Mulholland
Fred Buttmann
D. O. Cunningham
Mulholland
J. R. Hall
J. N. Summers
A. P. Kilmartin
Wm. Warner
Bruce Bo
Margaret Calkina
Virgil Perry
Margaret Calkins
C. A. Calkine
Shenandoah
Betty Burke
Raby Caynenter
Burke
Miss Calkins
Mr. Perry
Maxine Coppock
Edna Ford
Shane
A. Calkins
Miriam Calkins
College Springs
Evelyn Calkins
Indianola
Maxine
Leonard l Anderson
Malvern Tea Room
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Westinghouse
Crosley Fiver
Zenith
L’tatro Batt
Kunce Nelson
Santa
Smith's
Glass
China Rosen
Suess
Bulova
Geneva Scott and
Edwin Fleer
Bride
L.T.N. Club
China Clipper
Malvern Boys
The
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Oime
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Europe
South Amarica
Orient
Seta
Zakabas
Tee
Salyers Auto Co
Vern, Iowa
Dorna Gordons
Dorna Gordon
Maryvale
Dave
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