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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1935
Page
4
The Orioles defeated Tabor 22 to 21 in a high pressure contest as Malvern and Silver City traded leads. Key scorers included McCord and Renton for Malvern and Teich forSilver City, while Swain fouled out for Ames and Swain left the game with personal fouls.
The Hastings Cribbage club defeated the Clarinda team by about two to one yesterday. Players from Hastings included Dick Glark Marvin Peace True Allensworth Joe Hathaway Elam Order Ben Shaw Henry Clark and Clarence Sandiland.
Emerson high school basketball split two games with Red Oak, the varsity losing 32 to 20 and the seconds winning 17 to 16. Later, both Emerson teams faced Pacific Juneion on their floor with the first team losing 23 to 19 and the second team winning.
The Save the Sanctuary fund at Wesley Chapel drew strong response last Sunday with a $6 designated gift to the board of home missions. Christmas programs abound with services on Dec. 22 at Wesley and Henderson, a Christmas Eve pageant, two Christman Ways and a snowball Christmas tree.
Fragmented text notes Ruby Keeler co starring with Powell in a film or stage piece called Fore at the Emap Theater with references to a big song and dance act. Mentions 8 Nawal Arad and regiment details are unclear.
Directors of the newly organized Junior Chamber of Commerce met last Friday evening and began naming the various committees. After a short session they adjourned the work until Friday evening of this week when the appointments will probably be completed.
Mrs A G Cole left for California to spend the winter. Red Oak shoppers frequent Thur day. Town residents travel to Omaha Shenandoah and Malvern with several visits noted. Christmas program at Selina and a Christmas tree announced. Cunningham couple headed to Missouri for winter.
Mrs. Leona Nammers and daughter Carol spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs LesterAnthigay. Mrs A H Culver and daughter Mary with grandchildren were in Council Bluffs Saturday.
In Warren Gayford's village on a recent Monday afternoon Beau and Li Teong assisted Min with harvesting tasks as Gayford fought illness and struggled to keep up with daily neighborly duties.
Mr and Mrs Les Mippitt entertain guests at an oyster supper Thursday evening with a long list of attendees including Mr and Mrs Frank Sawyer Mrs Charley Davis and others. Several names appear garbled but indicate local social gathering at the Pippitt home.
A church gathering last Friday evening welcomed Rev and Mrs.¢ with a warm reception. Guests enjoyed a polite turnout and several practical donations. A stunt presented entertainment and refreshments including gingerbread with whipped cream and enflee were served.
Honoring the 92nd birthday of father Adam Gipe, Mrs. Zeno Bass hosted relatives and friends at her home last Sunday evening. An oyster supper was served and enjoyed. Attendees included Maye Bass and grandson Bobby Campbell of Tabor, Ada Throckmorton and Adel of Red Oak, Chas Gipe and Maryin Woodfill, Supt. Ind M Hen Coxon and John Willy, Mrs WH Wolfe and CHP Brittain.
The Sunday school Christmas program will be held at the church next Sunday evening. The primary grades perform first followed by older classes with a chancel play titled Gifts of the Magi. About 25 older students participate under the direction of Mrs Dan Seaton.
Mrs Ed Peterson hosted the 8 H D club meeting last Friday afternoon electing officers for the coming year. Elected were Mrs Howard Dolph president Mrs Harry Conrad vice president Mrs Fern McCain secretary and Mrs May Wedernqvist treasurer.
The class enjoys rehearsing the operetta with two Christmas table scenes. One scene features Santa Claus, his reindeer, and sleigh created by Effle Degase.
The Atrahan M E Church announces Sunday school at 11 with Mrs. Mary Hillyer as superintendent and Epworth League at 7. Morning worship at 11 30 led by Pastor C D Gilest. Strahan and Climax churches also listed with school times and superintendents.
Entertain at Mrs S S Summers home Saturday for a group of friends including Supt and Mrs Ben Coxon John Billy Mr and Mia Dan Seaton Danny Dean Mr Heed and several Misses Hardman McCrea McCoy and Bert Davis of Glenwood Refreshments of brick tea cocoa chocolate and angel food cake were served Dane Shipper was brought home from hospital Sunday and is recovering Mrs Frank Hillyer is better this week while continuing treatments Mr and Mrs Howard Kayton visited relatives in Randolph Mr and Mrs Marti Woodfitt and son Jared and Mrs W E Wolfe were Omaha visitors last Saturday Mr and Mrs Dale Laughlin and two sons Mr and Mrs Frank Johnson and Mr and Mrs Jack Kraschel were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Herbert Johnson in Pacific Junction Mr and Mrs Chas Kayton were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Arthur Carley near Carson
The boys and girls basketball games with Bartlett will be played here Tuesday. Miss Gilmore and Miss Smith shopped in Omaha Saturday. The home economies class is making costumes for grade children for the operetta. The world history class is making maps of countries bordering the Mediterranean and the Aegean seas.
Miss Gilmore and Miss Cadwell stage the trade operetta At the Court of Santa Claus to be performed Thursday night December 19 at 8 o clock. Admission is free. Cast includes Santa Claus Cecil Micheleon Mrs. Santa Claus Helen White HMN court jester Dean Schipper The Spirit of Christmas Lorraing Thomas Poor Man David Angus Poor Woman Esther Jean Trively Roy Kenneth Swain Girl Evelyn Bryan Little Rich Girl Joyce Thomas two heralds Jared Woodill Donald Laughlin Pages Elgie Degates Miles Shaul Albert McCollester. All grades participate with a Christmas shoppers chorus sprites chorus blue birds and a toy orchestra.
First and second grade children prepare a Christmas program and party for mothers on Friday afternoon. The second grade plans to perform an original play. Wayne Hetzel visited the primary room Friday.
A collection of short notes from the camp detailing names and activities. CC Camp Leon V Hutchins returns home to Gueda Springs Kansas while H A Myers spends the weekend in Ft Des Moines on business. Robert A Bailey visits Glenwood and Tabor. The group discusses Christmas plans, pool table use, and first aid training.
The Parm Bureau announces its annual meeting in the Maryera Community building from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with a week of events including a Friday Farm Bureau gathering at Community church and a Tuesday cattle feeders meeting at Malvern Community building.
The report lists home project meetings across multiple townships including Center Lyons Rawls East Oak and Silver Creek. Meetings were held at various homes including Mia and Mrs Ben Dittus with locations such as Glenwood Mt Anderson and Strahan School noted.
Mrs Emma Purt daughter of Rev D B Goodrich died at her Norway Nebraska home on Sunday December 1. Funeral services will be held in Raynor's chapel Glenwood Thursday afternoon conducted by Rev Martin H Keast Glenwood M E church pastor. Born in Wyoming Pa April 10 1874. Mr and Mrs George E Masters leave today for Des Moines for Red Cross of Constantine conclave. Local notes report Red Cross district meeting attended by H J Widows and National Commander Ray Murphy. Various Glenwood residents Mr and Mrs Harry Conrad of southeast Deer Creek and Mr and Mrs Stuart Honeyman of Emerson visit. Christmas decorations on court house square feature eight evergreen trees with colored lights. Donelon remodeling west side storefront to be occupied Jan 1 by M Kaiman.
Franklin J. Greene released a list of marriage licenses issued with names and ages. Entries include Rudolph Mueller 28 and Verna Hayes 21 of Oakdate Nebr on Nov 26, Donald Raines 24 and Maxine Von Orsdel 21 of Watsonville Calif and Chester Heingie 52 with Ethel Drakos 49 of Omala on Nov 27, Cecil Hickey 21 and Elizabeth Hayes 16 of Glenwood on Nov 27, Harlow Hock 22 and Genevieve Albin 18 of Weeping Water plus Ralph Stoddard 22 and Sallie Elis 22 of Tabor,George Brostrom 27 and Jennie Ruth Buckley 24 of Lincoln on Nov 27, Lewis Cozad dr 21 and Beverly French 19 of Lincoln on Dec 2, George Gould 30 of Fort Crook Nebr and Ferne Holbrook 1 of Lincoln on Dec 2, Edwin Fleer 20 of Glenwood and Geneva Scott 19 of Malvern on Dec 4. M T Duddleston listed as well.
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