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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1938
Page
8
Items concerning Emerson and its residents highlight local welfare and community activities. Notifications cover society notices, upcoming events, and neighborhood updates affecting Emersonians.
The O. E. S. met with a covered dish supper at 7 pm and elected officers for the coming year. Officers named include Mrs. Marcia Williams as worthy matron and Jim Hicks as worthy patron, with several associate roles filled. A Christmas party followed with gifts and a visit from Santa. initiatory work is planned for Jan. 9 and a joint installation with the O. B. S. and Masons on Jan. 12.
The second training school for home project women from Ly ons and Plattville townships met at Mrs. W. V. Harbert's home. Doris Kiingaman led the home design lesson from Malvern. Mrs. Boyle spoke on tuberculosis and sanitation. A portion covered One Hour Studien Iron operas by Fannie R. Buchanan. A potluck noon meal was enjoyed. Attendees included Mrs. Ed Penn, Mrs. Earnest Timmerman, Mrs. C. B. Irnes, Mrs. Lafe Lincoln, Mrs. WW L. Lechister, Mrs. Elsie Karr, Mrs. F. M. Kemp, Mrs. Louise Vrought, Mrs. Guy Pitsenberger, S. Allen Watts, Miss Klingaman, and Mrs. Harbert.
Lyle Pellwood and Mrs. Pellwood journeyed Friday from Omaha to visit daughter Mrs. Walvis and family in California. Mr and Mrs Johan and Betty visited Biasts Saturday. Orris Rentley called on Mrs. Bentley at Mercy hospital and reported she is recovering. Lyle Belly home hosts guests, Arlene Dunlip remains home ill, Geraldine Shook and Dorothy Pick tied to events, Mrs Charles Hunter back from University, Womans club Christmas party held at Mrs F Seskitt’s.
Fragmentary OCR text describes pim products and Adlerika claiming to cleanse bowels with a smooth glow. Mentions druggists and advertisements at leading druggists. Lacks clear event or names to confirm specifics.
A fragment from a school page discusses book titles and curiosity while critiquing odd student responses. It notes a junior high operetta "The Christmas Bazaar" and lists a large, error-ridden cast, reflecting a playful but chaotic campus snapshot.
In a tone of speculation a former pupil Lyle Jenkins writes to Mr. Shaw about a future where he becomes assistant manager of a home for the feeble minded. The letter mentions promotions and a personal life event while the surrounding notes describe a dated classroom atmosphere and trivial activities.
J.0 Jems wary Amer aa naturelal records that Allighon was vindicated after dramatic depictions of Sindh birds sparked debates about his time and methods. The article notes renewed interest in his studies and recognition from more recent scientific authorities.
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