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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1934

Page

8

Malvern Social Notes and Community Events

Malvern residents attend charity card parties and theater dinners. Mrs. Fred Buttmann and others joined the C B S benefit in Emerson. Gladys Gilliland hosted a four course dinner and theater at the Matverh Tea Room with a group including Helen Marshal and Ruth Wylie. A dutch treat dinner followed by an Empress Theater show drew several couples. The Presbyterian Social Union hosted about forty five guests with refreshments. The Malvern Chess Club met at Guy Lowery’s home in Peaceville for a tourney. A Mills County School masters dinner was held at the Malvern Tea Room prior to the county basketball finals. A co-heat luncheon and bridge at Mrs Collins’ home featured several local women. Bernice Wilson wed Marvin Woodfill of Strahan at Rock Port Mo with local friends attending. P M Cadwell wed Aurelia McCallister in Omaha and will live in Atlantic while working for the federal farm loan. Fred Buttmann hosted guests for Sunday dinner at the Bass home. The American Legion Auxiliary met for carpet rag sewing at Mrs Albert Nelson’s home and later a lunch and bridge.

Malvern Emerson C. B.S Fred Buttmann Bactett T. W. Gidley Fred Durbin L. A. Barkus Malvern Worthy Buttmam Gladys Gilliland Matverh Tea Room Empress Theater Helen Marshal Maree Kelly Ruth Wylie Valda Hurst Bernice Candell Ethel Stok Inez Ralmes Enterthina _ Chiteth Society J. €. Slothower Presbyterian Social Union Paul Slothower Alice Keckley L. Z. Henry Rebecca Brothers Mae Churchill Chern Clu Guy Lowery Peaceville Raymond Lowery P. C. McCord L. Z. Hetry A. Johnson Robert Wilson Dale Morford Paul Swoboda Kosta Clifford Dilihayed Lloyd Mills County Schoolmantern Club Malvern Tea Room Mise Bernice ‘Wison Carl Wilson Marvin Woodfil M. ¢. Woodhit Strahan Rockport H. H. Snider Methodiat Earl Basa Mies Helen Christensen Tatkio College Bone P. M. Cadwell Omaha Aurelia McCallister Carthage First Methodiet Brady Atlantic Cadwell Federal Farm Loan Corporation

Sinclair Opaline and Rinclair Oils Oppose Cheap Imitations

A Local ad warns drivers that many inferior oils ruin engines and promotes Sinclair Opaline and Rinclair Oils in onequart and fivequart cans. It claims better cold start, heat stability, and mileage, and asserts wide use by railways and the U.S. Navy and Airways. It urges testing and asserts Sinclair Refining Company’s worldwide reach.

Ainclair Refining Company Sinclair Pennsylvania America U.S. Navy U. S. Airways Malvern Sinclair Station Ainclair Opaline New York

Emerson Baptist church roll call and officers elected

Emerson Baptist church held an all day meeting at the church. Officers chosen for the coming year include Mrs. Nannie B. Post clerk and Paul W. Richardson financial secretary. Rev. J. F. Stille noted as a capable pastor. A separate bridge party at the Masonic hall featured out of town guests and refreshments.

Emerson Baptist Church Rome Wuelness Nannie B. Post T. N. Cheney Paul W. Richardson I. N. Cheney Tresaurer Margaret Hetfeld Pisnlat Elinore Cheney Aeaalatant Joyce Salmons Sestatant D. Greenwood Greenwood J. F. Stille Masonic Hall A. D. Tobias George Cole Clark Coand Mere Harry Holaday Woodfurd Robert Hossie Red Oak Berla Sonara Merril Crouse Henderson C. A. Butcher Ralph McPherron Jr Grenwood

New President Presides at Women's Relief Corps

The Emerson Women s Relief Coins No 214 Auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic met Saturday Feb 4. New president Pearle Wilkings impressed with memorized work. Quilting project planned by Mrs Kate Hicks. Members asked to bring color fast prints to head to President Mrs Gilbert Cheney in Glenwood for a card shower. Beott Edie of Hastings injured arm. welcomed Mrs Leqng Olitea as a member. Letter from Mrs Jack Lane dera of Omaha inviting masquerade attendance. Feb 17 pot luck luncheon for Lincoln and Washington birthdays. Birthday committees named to oversee luncheon.

Emerson Women's Grand Army of the Republic Pearle Wilkins Kate Hicks Gilbert Cheney Glenwood Beott Edie Hastings Leqng Olitea Jack Lanedera Omaha Lincoln Washington Ola Farris Core Comer Emma McMullin Segvig Billaon Sadie Cary Jessie Webb Fay ‘Winters Hubert Kellenbarger

Seven Take Examination for Emerson Post Office

Several candidates have taken the examination for the Emerson postmaster position as Mrs. Mary H. Gibson’s term nears expiry. Names include Mrs. Weeki, Mr. Maus, Mrs. Douglas, and Miss Stokes among others.

Emerson Erson Post Office Emerson Mary H. Gibson Gibson Bsuie Uo Weeki Maus Wi Ore Douglas Stokes

Farewell for Harry Evans Family and Local News

A church night at Methodlet church marked a farewell to the Harry Evans family with a well attended program and snacks for over 100 attendees. Residents from Red Oak and Omaha visited, church youth groups traveled to Red Oak for a Y P U meeting, and local social events included The Presidents Ball in the Opera House raising funds. Several residents were noted for travel, teaching, and community activities, including visits to nearby towns and updates on local households and convalescence.

Methodlet Harry Bysna

Champion Hill Community Notes and Local Visits

Champion Hill residents noted social visits including Mable Kellenbarger and Grace Ruth with Madge Parker and Mary Maa. eighth graders Marion Parker Dallas Noel and Wayne Diokl at Walnut School. visits by Hatfords and Bishops to Emerson High. attendance at Malvern sale. Red Oink visitors Carris McLain and family. Edith Parker returned to teaching after her son Hadley’s injury. anniversaries and a death in the community. preparations for a basketball tournament with local teams Golden Bear Francie Pau and Doris.

Mable Kellenbarger Grace Ruth Madge Parker Mary Maa Walnut School Misa Winnifred King Marion Parker Dallas Noel Wayne Diokl Georgia Laurence Florence Hatfard Emerson High School Earl Doris Bishop Malvern Red Oink Carris McLain Pearl Velma Francis Frank Mora Rochersperger Lon Laurence Hatfield Mel Berriman Mra P. N. Liddell Gon Virgil Oakland Edith Parker Hadley Lon Hatfield Florence Henry Wockly L. C. Balington Wayne Max Walter Kellenbarger Jesse Shelley Alfred Griffin Griffins Ed Calif South Dakota Hadley Parker Hoyd Bishop Haguen Maly Thyradsy Big Golden Bear Francie Pau Doris Sousa Sustasiea

Local Family Visits and Social Rounds Across Town

The report lists Mr and Mrs Floyd Northrop and their children Everett Merton and Marilyn visiting the Dean Mebath home Friday evening. Other guests include Mr and Mrs oe McLain Mrs Bullington and children and Mrs W M Kellenbarger, plus Mrs Myrtle Shelley visiting Thursday. Sherman Allen and Ward Cooper attended a cattle sale in Fremont Saturday. Alfred Cooper family visited Walter Kellenbarger Sunday. Lucy Liddell attended a finner guest visit with Flora Allen Monday. Alfred Griffin and Edna spent Sunday with Mrs Will Small in Henderson. C Davis and Nadine of Lenox visited Oscar Chive Sunday along with Mr Davis of Amerina.

Mra Floyd Northrop Everett Merton Marilyn Dean Mebath Oe McLain Bullington W. M. Kellenbarker Myrtle Shelley Sherman Allen Ward Cooper Fremont Alfred Cooper Walter Kellenbarger Lucy Liddell Flora Allen Alfred &Jiffin Edna Will Small Henderson

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