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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1955

Page

2

Vows of Whivernians Sunday dinner guests noted

Sunday dinner at the Frankanders home included Miss Pat LaRue of Weeping Water Nebr Donner Zanders of Camp Hanford Wash Mr and Mrs Nan Zanders of Wisner Nebr Miss Dixie Zandera Wayne Nebr and the Douglas Zandere family plus Frank Stevens and Sherry The Darrah and Murmper families hosted guests and trips were planned signaling local social life amid illness and moves of residents.otto

Frankanders Pat LaRue Weeping Water Nebr Donner Zanders Camp Hanford Wash Nan Zanders Wisner Dixie Zandera Wayne Douglas Zandere Frank Stevens Sherry W. H. Darrah Merrilee Susan Frankie Jessie Darrah J. G. Murmper Ute Frank Stevens Sr Rramentea Calif Pvt Donfer Zanders Frank Zanberg Willard McKinney Bobbie Red Oak Clande Holts E. N. Brown Florida Marian Brown Houston Texan Howard Henderson Gordon McMullen Jim Stangere Mildred Schaffert Jane Elmer Sowers Charlene Bullington Emerson Shirley Batterfield Miss Butterfield Bullingtona Fay Butterfield A. J. Harbor California Kay Steiner Town City Mra Martin Cariatofferron Anna Pierce

Cadet Brant Promoted in Army ROTC at Ames

Cadet Charles F Brant of Ames advances in the Army ROTC Signal Corps at Town State College Ames. The promotion reflects Keen interest and support from the faculty and administration. Card of Thanks from Mrs. H. Worth mentions hospital stay and thanks for flowers and prayers.

Charles F. Brant Sun Af Tank Emerson Bay Signal Corps Town Cale Ames Adit Uae Towers Phey Hii Hare Fens

Clarinda Association Pays First Dividend to Stockholders

Clarinda Production Credit Association marked its first dividend day on January 20 as about 350 members and guests attended the annual meeting at Clarinda Christian church. Treasurer Hugh Loudon announced 21 years of operation with 4,519 loans totaling $26,506,239 and no loan losses, while membership grew from 66 in 1935 to 534 in 1954 and 1954 loans to farmers in several counties neared four million dollars.

Clarinda Production Credit Association Clarinda Christian Church Hugh Loudon Loudon Page Adams Fremont Montgomery Mills W. I. Loper Willisea Arnold Basher New Market Clarinda Basher Othar Wear In Hastings Taatt Dom Clark Crawford Pantaart Son Rel Oak Sev Aty Vver Pn Bavk Tae

Merry Maids 4 H elects new historian and meets

The Merry Maids 4 H club gathered at Karen Roenfeldt’s home in January with 11 members and leader present. Nancy Hopp gave a Tulks address, and Lenet was elected historian. The meeting adjourned with plans for a February text meeting at Eleanor Buch’s home.

Jill Terry Sell Eleanor Biard Troutman Hauge Aaleigh Tad Hillsdale Church Catviyn Leonard Wright Eleaner Kuch Merry Maids Merry Maids 4-H Club Karen Roenfeldt Nancy Hopp Wag Lenet Tulks Nancy Hopp Janene Clark Leadsrs Ruenfeldt Febo Eleaner Buch Eleanor Buch

Henderson Ray Jones Talk At Nishna Valley Club Meet

Nishna Valley Womensclub met at Mrs. Gordon Steiner’s home with husbands as guests Ray Jones of Malvern presented forestry slides and talk Assisted by Mrs. W M Phillips and Mrs H E B Paul.

Ray Jones Nishna

Strahan Methodist Church Events and Local Visits

Sunday services and Sunday School at Strahan Methodist Church led by John J. Beechout with morning worship at 9 45 a m. Read of hospital visits include Mrs Frank Crouse at Edmundson Hospital. Multiple Malvern and Council Bluffs travel, family gatherings, and farewell party for the Colwells as they move to Manawa this week.

Strahan Methodist Church John J Beechout Floyd Hillyer Frank Crouse Fermie Edmundson Colwells Colwell Connie Kathy Ed Plburn Marion Clark Roy Spelmans Cartis Manawa Nias Malvern Tom White Mable Charles Kayton Indisupla Kenneth Grindle Omaha Victor Norton Ross Bryant Milk Process Association Glenn Porter Eagle Grove Emil Porter Keith Linda Harold Largon Counc Hiluffs Robert Shaul Jas. Hopple Art Theischafer Glenwood Darla Bunconi Shenandoah Hospital Ellis Grindle Kenneth Deanna Guy Grindle Mercy Hospital Council Latte West Imogene Kenneth Grindley Leonard Fletcher

Arva Burris Dies in Crete Nebraska Former Malvern Man

Arva Burris, a former Malvern confectioner and theater operator born in 1895, died last Friday at his Crete Nebraska home. Funeral services were held Monday in Crete. Survived by widow Grace, two sons Samuel and Howard, and daughter Ruth, all of Crete. He moved from Malvern in 1920 after buying a theater there and remained active in business until the night before his death.

Ernest Wederguiette University of Nebraska At LinesIn CE. Clark Fritch Tex Roy Viner P. K. Stone Phyllis Winterset Dick Dunewee Grindle Jr Merer Hospital Wonnenl Bluffs Chas Ti, Costello Leland Thompson Win Jackburn American Legion Auxury Glenwood Glenwood Legion and F. A. Mulholland Denver Sally Colorado College For Women Charles Phelps Tom John Carlisle Phelps Hastings W. A. Lang Earl Swadley Mary Barnes Debra Elmerson Barbara Ballam Virginia Kelso Virginia Fontanelle Omaha Willie Huntanian Tommy Huntsman Janet Marshella Maxine Max Blackburn Jane Mercy Hospital Counce Chiffs Blackburns Malvern Arva Burris Crete Nebo Mr. Burris Bites Vale Younes Manbhund Burruses My Burrus Grace Samuel Howard Ruth

Omaha Market Holds Ist Trade Steady to Lower

Omaha Monday opens a fourth week as the largest live stock market with trade steady to lower. Fat cattle steady to weak, steers and yearlings about 91 to 30.56, heifers to 25.50, cows steady to strong. Hog prices 14.50 to 17.50, fat lambs weak to 50c lower. Mills County entries and local names listed with weights and prices. HYP district news notes a rural Young People group gathering at Oakland with square dancing as feature.

Omaha Mills County Wearth Gr George Graves Harold Robbins A. P. Shaw Ross van Nordstrand Richard Gay J. L. Evans Neilson Farms Russell Crouch RYP News Seven Iiewsuers Mills County Rural Young People's Organization Carolyn Reinert Sreve Maddocks Robert Kruse Harold Skerritt Sheldon Williams Everett McGrew Deane Maddocks Oakland Jay KP Hall Irene Maddocks

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