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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1927
Page
4
Local notes recount Christmas visits and gatherings across Hastings and nearby towns. Families like Stuttlands, Wilsons, Shaw, Hutchings, and Crawford travel between Omaha Malvern and Red Oak. Readers attend meals, celebrate with relatives, and announce new job plans and vacations during the holiday period.
The Braselton country home south of Hantinga hosted a family reunion Sunday for Mr and Mrs Adam Gipe, their children and twenty grandchildren. Present were Mr and Mrs Hragelten and daughter Lola, Charles Gipe and family, Zeno Base and family, Woodful and families. A large noon dinner followed by visiting and rejoicing marked the gathering.
Hastings boys and girls traveled to Henderson on December 21, losing both games as Henderson pulled away in the second half. Girls played better early with two Hastings players injured, but Henderson led 24 to 13 at halftime and 36 to 6 in the final period. Mention notes a future triple game on January 6 at Hastings and a push to win all games in 1938.
The Christmas program Sunday evening drew a large crowd and praise for the committee teachers and workers. Next Wednesday the annual chopping bee uses Wearin property for cutting, with a dinner served at noon. The church thanks all who contribute and the pastor will review Dr Luke of the Rector by Norman Duncan in the Sunday service.
Beginning in 1910 with 16 to 17 percent nitrogen, the Niagra plant raised nitrogen content to 24 percent by 1927. White electres spurred efficiency, boosting material handling and output. The N. Plant now surpasses previous tonnage levels, reflecting rapid progress through combined efforts led by Dr. Lan.
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