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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1938
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Ray Donner drove to Council Bluffs Saturday evening to meet their daughter Delpha on vacation from Iowa University at home. Mr and Mrs B W Knight drove to Sidney Thursday with Judson Stull visiting Tela Wightman.
Local notes list visitors and travels among Malvern residents and friends. Names include Mrs. W A Bush and daughter Helen Beatrice Ned, Ruth Bushnell, Ed Wearth from Palo Alto, James Beckwith from Iowa City, Roberta Ranne teaching in Council Bluffs, and many others visiting relatives, attending events, or moving homes during the holiday season. The column also notes invitations, church services, and upcoming events in Mineola Shenandoah and Omaha.
Paul Galither employed in Omaha spent last Friday and Saturday at home. Josephine Dye, Farm Bureau office assistant, is staying in the C. A. Pace home.
Miss Florence Wilhelm hosted a school patron party with Chinese checkers bingo and a grab bag. Guests enjoyed hot dogs and coffee served with help from her family. A seven pound daughter named Charlotte Ann was born to Mr. and Mrs. Volney Warren at Murphy hospital in Red Oak.
The Asbury Ladies Auxiliary of southwest Emerson met on Thursday December 15 at Mrs Harold Smiths home. Officers from the previous year were reelected: Mrs Charles Shaw president Mrs Orville Durbin vice president Mrs Catt Nelson secretary treasurer Gifts were exchanged and seasonal refreshments served Members Mrs John Douglas Mrs Ray Beales Mrs Clyde McLain and Mrs Frank Durbin sang Christmas carols Discussion centered on Christmas in Other Lands.
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