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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1935
Page
4
Members gathered at Mrs. Ten Coren Jaet's home Thursday afternoon to sew rags for hooked rugs. Refreshments of date loaf, whipped cream, and coffee were served. The next meeting is set for Thursday February 14 at Mrs. Werbort Jonson's home.
Mr and Mrs Dale Laughlin and Mr and Mrs Herbert Johnson hosted a joint wedding anniversary party at Chas Hambisch hall last Saturday evening. Six tables were used for cards and refreshments of sandwiches cake and coffee followed. Attendees included multiple couples and relatives such as Robi Shaul Artin Miller and Lee. Harry McCollister Norma Mary and Albert. Helen Kenarth and Kenarth. Walter Angus David and Anna Edith. Guy Grinds Guy and Harold. Ernest Wederqvist and Florence. Perry Mayes and Hobert Chariss Hambisch. Frank Johnson. Donald Junior Laughlin Dallas Langhlin and Shelia Johnson.
Loretta and Rupamsa Horn hosted a kid party at their home on Wednesday evening January 30. A group of young people played games and were later served candy suckers fruit salad animal cookies and cores. Attendees included Earl Watts Dale Hillyer Martin and Leon Lemmonds Jeannette Shook Ila Hartley Frieds and Sybil McGill Esther Hatten Frank and Leater Shook Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence LaFollette and the Horn family. A good time was reported. Albert Laving of Mystle visited his daughters Mrs C A Pace of Malvern and Mrs Willis Dye. Mrs Dye traveled to Shenandoah last Thursday to see her physician but remains under care. Mr and Mrs June Mills visited from Shenandoah for the weekend. Maxine Dolph visited from Council Bluffs over Sunday. Shenandoah shop news lists Zeno Bass Elsie McCain B G Weder wavist Florence Alva Lovell Gail Betty Guy Grindle Helen Kenneth Charlotte Dye and others visiting or returning home. Chas Gipe and Mrs Vano Bass returned from Algona where seed oats were purchased. Mrs Hass reported her son-in-law Walter Roberts ill with flu. Supt and Mrs Ben Coxon and son John Billy were Omaha visitors. Mr and Mrs Howard Kayton and Mr and Mrs Chas Kayton dined with Mrs Chas Fichter Randolph.
The H D Club gathered at Mrs Ed Peterson's home last Friday afternoon for quilting. Refreshments included sandwiches peaches and cream cake and coffee. The next meeting will be at Mrs Howard Dolph's home with an all day session planned and no potluck lunch.
Mrs. Chas Kayton hosted a family birthday dinner at her home honoring her mother Mrs. Arthur Carley. Guests included Arthur Carley and family from Carron, Neal Thomas of Oakland, the Kaytons, Viola Woodill visiting from Lincoln, and others from local towns. Dorothy Woodill returned to Connell Bluffs for school, and several relatives traveled from Wanaslly Marshall and Slater, Missouri.
Hillsdale area residents host dinners visits and gatherings over the weekend with families in Council Bluffs Grand Island Osceola and Sidney. Guests include the Sawyers Delashmutt Reasoner and Culver families along with the Hilton Williams Coffey and Anthony households. Dorothy and Merrill Sawyers remain home with the flu while Beulah Wheeler and Mabel Coffey share overnight visits.
Attendees at a Red Oak reception honoring Mrs. Gertrude Eo May and Mrs. Elsie Evans included Esther Emerson and A. J. Tobias. Also present were Esma Barns Irene Crofton Pauline Mart Erin Grayson Evangallineing and many other local residents from Shenandoah Red Oak Hastings and Pacific Junction.
A home declamatory contest is planned for Tuesday night February 12 at Emersons with pupils performing titled pieces by Joe Allan Merna Els Gales Barker Billy Hipley Teramatie Doris Bishop Juanita Edie Martenia Johnston Tanid Snodstass Tumorous Doloris Davis Cloma Edie Roland Edie and Evelyn Shook. Local updates mention Mrs Eliza Hossle visiting Red Oak and Rosa Abel improving while Walter Clites suffers flu and Earl Cramer of Eliott visits the Greenwood home.
The event featured an orchestral overture by young women in evening gowns, several dance routines, and songs by Miss Harriett Beattie. Mrs. D. O. Cunningham performed Aunt Jemima with comic effect, and a variety of dances showcased 1890s costumes and fiddled music by Ivan McCord.
East Liberty residents attended the Silver City declamatory contest where Miss Fern Maddocks placed second in the humorous division. Local families from Shenandoah, Council Bluffs, Malvern and near Silver City hosted guests and children, with Dorothy Adama returning from Mercy Hospital to work near Dallas South Dakota. A large group traveled to Hamburg for an Epworth League event while Dr Fulkerson spoke in Malvern praising religious life and global conditions.
Sunday attendance reached fifty five with many on the sick list. Birthday money was given by Bessie Hutchings. Sunday school at 1 PM and Bible study Thursdays at 7 30. Lee Hutchings returned from Bristow after his father’s death. Several local visits and dinners noted including Viner, Achenbaugh, Cole, Steiner, and Mahan families. A Macon county tournament result is mentioned with Blanton boys taking first place.
Glenwood overwhelms Malvern 42 to 19 in a Friday Community Building game. Lefty Huebner and the Glenwood offense dominated, with Hugri Benton sparking a second half rally and Garrett leading Glenwood with seven counters. Malvern’s Fazel struggled to score while McCord led the Orioles with six points in a tougher second-string showing.
The local volleyball league carried on Thursday evening with no change in standings. Firemen and Hedding's Colts produced a rare burst of action in one game, while Leader defeated Collins in straight sets. Oiters and Cold Storage showed the strongest play, splitting a close two games with Cold Storage taking the first 16 10 and the second 13 6.
The schedule lists Thursday evening games starting at 7 30 with Oilers facing Leader Firemen playing Collins Cold Storage meeting Heddings.
Henderson battled Silver City with the boys winning 45 to 22 while the girls fell 18 to 3 as foul trouble marred the game. Nelson led the boys with 19 points, Wilkinson added 12, Edmondson led Henderson girls with 16, and Silver City’s Milla had 13 with Rickubaugh and Hrovsky four each.
A new double-drop X-type frame debuts in the 1935 Ford V-8, offering enhanced rigidity and resistance to twisting. Engineers added boxed-side members and welded center box-section joints, with X-brace connections and center braces to boost strength, now on display at Salyers Auto Company showrooms.
Wales placed second in a girly tourney as Mr and Mrs Hill Cunningham were recently vacantly lauded at a dinner in Missouri. They are visiting Lloyd Moly Lingworth and Mr Aire J W Vastur hosted an odor supper Monday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Trent Jouve and son Herbert, Mr and Mrs Luther Wright, Mr and Mrs Vernon Viner, Duave and Neta Low.
Henderson and Stennett met January 28 with a tight score as Mills County edged the visitors 26 to 16. Nelson led Henderson with 10 points while Simmonds Sfonger Wilkinson and Hendrix contributed for the Henderson squad.
Paul Swoboda, Classy A local champion, faced 11 Class B opponents in a fast group event. He won 10 games, lost one to Class B Champion Willard Millikan in an hour and 45 minutes. Loners included Dan Swoboda, Dallas. Max Beals, BiMer. Homer Jackson. Bob Wilson. Vaughn and Cecil Hoover. George Weeks. Vincent Zimmerman.
Present standings list teams Yaut Pet Firemen Oilers Cold Storage Collins Heddings Colts with win totals and winning percentages. Leader advertisers are noted as reliable places to buy.
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