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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1937
Page
4
Local eighth graders excel in class work while eighth grade girls lose to Pacific Junction 24 to 42. Boys teams fall 21 to 15 and 18 to 7. Community notices cover visits, illnesses, travel, and a scarlet fever outbreak at Trively residence.
Kinney prominent Pacific Junction figure dies at 80 after long illness. His body to Rayner funeral home in Glenwood. Pacific Junction High School declamatory contest winners listed. Ladies' Aid held meeting with 18 members and visitors. next gathering planned with potluck lunch. Rev. L J Smith recovering from sinus trouble. Local visits include Mr and Mrs Russell Ride nour and daughters Janet Joyce.
Hillsdale residents and neighboring families are listed with visits and social events. Events include church school starting at 11, hospital stays for Max Self, and guests staying or visiting from Omaha Council Bluffs and Tabor. Names cited: Leone Blufs, Walter Filter, Max Self, George Phelps Walter, Hilton, Rolly Warren, Van Orsdale, Ernest White, Ray Mayberry, Charlie Nelson, Frank Buffington, Davies, Henry Buch, Ellen, Fred Thieser, Warren Ayers, Sawyers, Dar win Dickersbach, Rathella Smith, Marion Culver, Lonny Cu home.
Box Elder Sunday school missed. Earl Keast family from Macedonia visited Ear nest Turner. Herbert Freeman injured his right elbow in a sledding accident and is recovering at Glenwood clinic. Wauneta Slaughter leaves high school due to illness. Bea McVay visited in DeBott home. Gerald Magers back to school. Seventh and eighth graders to take county exams at Henderson Thursday and Friday. Charley Reynolds helped Brank Grout move to Goldapp farm. Verl Reynolds of Emerson visiting Charley Reynolds. Bud Parker spent Sunday with his parents.
The Mills County quarterly conferences invite church members to a Glenwood gathering on Thursday night February 4 at the Methodist church one block north of the square. A potluck lunch begins at 7 sharp. Several families have stayed faithful despite cold weather and illness, with Nette Luther leading in song last Sunday.
For Sale listing includes a two bedroom set with library table dresser a walnut dining chair set six chairs and a radio battery set belonging to Mrs Bessie Black in Hastings phone 34 R3. Also for sale a Fordson tractor listed by Charles Bare in Hastings Ia.
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