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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1933
Page
3
Mr and Mrs Lester Thomas and Mr and Mrs A G Williams marked their eleventh and thirteenth wedding anniversaries with dinner at the Thomas home last Sunday Guests included Mr and Mrs Dionald Fleming Marjorie and Chas Hansen.
Charivari honors newlyweds Claire and Avis Jones at the Belknap home with about fifty guests. Local visitors Lord Angus and Lewis Conrad are mentioned amid family health updates and friendly gatherings. Additional social notes cover visits by Mr and Mrs Kantian, dinner with Kay ton family, and a sickbed update on Leon Lemonds plus other Midwest community life details.
The fret grade explores reading and bear topics while the second grade creates animal booklets and writes stories for each animal. They completed their Indian project with an Indian display presented to third and fourth grades.
The eighth grade English club elected Mildred Wilson president Geraldine Bell vice president and Meredith Pollitt secretary last Friday The group planned two debates but settled for one with the resolution that the cow is more useful than the Norse The affirmative team included Meredith Pol lit and Keith Molsherry while Marian White and Branteyr Archer argued the negative The seventh grade Reading club met also last Friday Its program featured drama Headon From Robin Hoe a story by Mice Reams and a book report by Robert Willams Officers were elected including Keith Cofrad press Eugene Watts vice president and others making good citizens in classroom life.
Women are invited to a night school meeting at Straten School on Thursday. Four reels of pictures were shown including farm records and accounts. Mr. Rosenfeld explained Town farm business records. Next week the meeting moves to Wednesday and aims for equal female turnout to discuss making forms more useful for family living.
The boys and girls teams lost their Friday night games at Silver City. The boys were 206 to 26 in a decisive defeat and the girls fell 30 to 23, yielding a rough night for both squads.
Freshmen from Strahan high school held a Friday party on January 27 at multiple hosts homes with entertainment by Robert Darnard Edward Piburn and the freshman sponsor Mise Risdon guiding games. Refreshments were served and attendees enjoyed a pleasant evening. Nearby, M Guy Martin of Deloit stayed with his son Guy C Martin last week. Roscoe Butter and Marold Pickerell of Iowa Fruit Co Council Bluffs traveled with a truck load of fruits in the area.
The junior class works on the play Crafty Grandpa to be given February 15. Mrs. Leo Darland of Hastings visits over the weekend at the home of her sister, Mrs. Clarence Lemonds.
Mrs Walter Kellenbarger and family visited Red Oak Saturday while Lavers of the Sunday school Workers met at the Kellenbargers Friday night to practice singing. Mrs Hoy Haldeman learned of her sister's death in Ohio. she and Lester Haldeman and wife attended funeral services. Mia South Parker recovers after a fall last week, bruises and torn ligaments in both hands and ankle, no broken bones. Various families and neighbors, including Cooper, Parker, Liddell, and Allen households, shared visits, gatherings, and a hospital return for Epimet Cardiff.
Malvern Orioles lose to Emerson 24 to 18 in the main game as Lang leads Emerson with five field goals and Benton tops Malvern with three. Earlier Emerson outscores Malvern 9 to 11 by halftime on a slick floor that fuels a cautious, error prone contest. next game likely in county tournament at Glenwood February 3 and 4.
Perdew's Independents defeated Emerson Independents 44 to 24 Friday night in the Community building. Mulholland led with baskets while Edie Garner tallied five. Manager Perdew substituted a new lineup for a workout in the second half. A stronger crowd attended the high school game as Independents earned their third straight win.
Importan victories on the volley ball court Monday evening counted for some good games but did little to change the present status of teams. In spite of a terrific effort the Post Office sextet was unable to unseat the Firemen, an undefeated, able aggregation of young men. Collins continued a spirited climb aided by defeating The Leader Tsints but remained in the cellar as the Farmalla also won. Results: Farmolix 15 15 Cold Storage 8 14 Mulhollands 22 1 15 165 Buicks-3 6 Collinge -1h 14 16 Leader -3 16 Firemen - il 15 16 Post Office
Wesley Chapel holds Sunday school at 10 and preaching at 11 next Sunday. The pastor will preach, and residents are urged to invite friends and neighbors. Edna Clark Elva Nettie Wilson and Pauline Sowers visited from Indianola during semester vacation while Lee Robbing returns home from school with pink eye.
Sickness runs through the Wesley Chapel community as Baby Datel Parker, son of Mr and Mrs Lynt Parker, lies critically ill with scarlet fever. Mrs Glen Sowers and Mrs Perry Wilson are ill or improving. Several residents remain under doctor care including Mrs Frank Alexander and Mrs J B Fickel. Local events include Ladies’ Aid meeting at Mrs John Clark’s home and Epworth League gathering led by Rev Barness and Ruth Barnes. Cliff B Plumb appointed food inspector for Mills Montgomery Cassaga and Fremont counties and will base at Red Oak. Paul Parker family to move to Plumb farm. Wesley Chapel weekly meetings conclude with a large youth turnout.
Miss Wilson, head of the National Livestock Meat Board home economics program, will speak at Farm and Home Week in Ames. She will present on meat preparation and lead an afternoon discussion More About Meat. Other talks and demonstrations cover home furnishings management child care food recreation and landscape architecture. Opponents oppose the tax as a burden on the poor.
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