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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1924
Page
4
Local column recounts visits from residents to Omaha and nearby towns, a range of social events, church and missionary activities, school class news, and upcoming moves. Entries mention Dr Yates, estate sales, basket weaving by a veteran, recent road conditions, and a midwest Gallaudet College Alumni gathering in Omaha.
Wesley Chapel Lawrence the little son of Mr and Mrs Ward Fickel was on the sick list Tuesday. Ola Summers left Tuesday for Oklahoma for a visit with relatives and friends.
The Vincoln Memorial tablet project at Gallaudet College Washington DC led to a vote to appoint a five member committee from the chapter to arrange programs for the national Convention of the Alumni and former students to be held at Gallaudet College next June. The Gallafet Alumni Association president notified the chapter of the action.
De A B MacLeod left for Grinnell to attend the Mid Winter Fellowship Conference of the Conventional pastors of the state. Tot Afstrope shipped a car of cattle to Chicago, as did Lewis Hassel. Curtis Williams sent a car of cattle to Chicago. Mrs Heatwole of Newton Kansas visits her sister Mrs Dwight Worcester. Heatwole's son Earl in Osceola Nebraska visited over Sunday. Tot Aistrope and children visited at Mawher home. Masonic Lodge held a special meeting with third degree work and refreshments. Hosts included Lutelugs Perkins John Tipton Roy Zimmer Ray Rhode and Paul Glynn. Mrs Tipton credited for the refreshments. Mrs Ralph Goodfellow went to Ashland Nebraska for the funeral of Gerald Goodfellow who died in Merriman Nebraska from a fall on ice. Gerald was the family’s eldest son, with siblings nearby.
Classified in local Leader edition invites readers to place or respond to ads for goods and services. Listings cover items for sale, wanted notices, and miscellaneous trades. Readers can contact sellers through provided details and negotiate pickup or delivery.
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