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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1929

Page

7

Birthday Celebration At Home For Young Stuart

Strahan Pateley Tay thoes Basa Gafet seven Attia Rose Biss held a party to celebrate a birthday with her father teachers present Miss Samen. Guests enjoyed a fete and cake while Rosé received gifts and well wishes. Mr and Mrs Frank Breele entertained Monday evening at their pleasant Etrahan home with Mr and Mrs Harry Cleaver and Mr and Mrs Frank Johnson among the guests.

Attia Rose Biss Bithddy Hetne Steven Samen Childrei Gates Ana Rosé Hetty Childian Frank Breele Etrahan Harry Cleaver Mra Frank Johnson

Wabash Cows Die After Track Accident Near Strahan

Hambach lost cows to a train on a Strahan area track last Sunday afternoon. At 4 double-heeder and at 2 good clip a collision occurred, leaving both cows dead and causing a milk famine as Me Hattibech supplied nearly all Strahan residents.

Hambach Hattibech Strahan

Dinner at Bert Clites Home Hosts and Guests

Mr and Mrs Bert Cites entertained at a large dinner last Sunday at their northeast Strahan home. Guests included Mr and Mrs M Kline, Mr and Mrs Frank Hillyer and gon Kermit, Mr and Mrs J R Cites, and Miss Jeasie Gee. The Strahan Ladies Union ran a hot lunch at the W Hollis Salyers sale west of Strahan and cleared the night’s funds.

Bert Cites Strahan M. Kline Frank Hillyer Gon Kermit J. R. Cites Jeasie Gee

Local Family News From The Ward

Mrs. George Stroht served as beet and kneet to her sister Mrs. Frank Steele while Mr. Steele traveled on business. Dee Severns and three Mondallin children rested with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Severns. Herbert Johnson and daughter Sheila visited. Mrs. Owen Hainaker rushed to Mattern due to her mother Mrs. Smith illness. Guy C. Martin of Farmers State Bank attended an oyster supper at Chas Gipe's home last Wednesday. The men worked hard and achieved success. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cleaver moved into Mrs. H. F. Sacrett’s home and will reside there for the time being. Mrs. Sacrett winters with her son Aveleigh in Billings Montana.

George Stroht Frank Steele Fir. Steete Mis H. F. Hacret Mrs. Sacrett Ia Aveleigh Billings Mont

Strahan Consolidated School News Highlights

The glee club of Strahan High presents the operetta Miss Cherryblossom on Wednesday night February 20. Strahan and Henderson basketball teams clash on Friday February 15. A student reward for improving class averages is awarded to the sophomore class. Pauline moves out. Cleone Irwin returns. David Angus and Ellen Dolph absent sick. Fourth grade creates an Abraham Lincoln poster. third grade works on hearth rules posters. second grade dramatizes The Billy Goats Gruff and makes valentines.

Moleberry Abraham Lincoln Cleone Irwin David Angus Ellen Dolph Afekness

Fifth and Sixth Grade Room Activities Notice

A new pupil joins our room in Elmer Gar Ges. Fifth grade plans relief maps of North America with salt and flour, labeling rivers, waters, and mountains. Sixth grade studies Lincoln's Gettysburg Address. New window decorations feature hatchets and cherries. A Valentine box is planned this week. Goldie Davis, reporter.

Elmer Garges North America Goldie Davis

Local Notices From Malvern Area Collect News

Melvern residents share visits with relatives in Hotret ynoidt Center and Buffalo areas while BR Henderson recovers from indigestion. Sherimat Jones visits Malvern for Ladies’ Aid planning, with meeting led by Mrs. Ralph Adame on March 8. Carol Nagie improves from bronchial trouble after a short stay with W H Nagie. East Liberty Aid plans lunch at the L Blesen son sale near Malvern on Tuesday Feb 18 with pies and butter donations requested.

Ladies! Aid Society Ralph Adame Carol W. H. Nagie East Liberty Aid Society Blesenson

Birthday celebration honors two in Champion Hill

Mrs H AL Kellenbarger and her nephew celebrated birthdays Saturday at her home. Guests included Mr and Mrs L L Jackson Mr and Mrs Earl Jackson and children Blanch and Karl Ir Lloyd Beatt and Mr and Mrs Leelie Kellenbarger. A fine dinner was served and the day was a pleasant social gathering.

H. AL. Kellenbarger L. L. Jackson Earl Jackson Blanch Arl Ir. Lloyd Beatt Leelie Kellenbarger

Sunday Visits West Nebraska Kin Amid Hospital Transfer

Emmet Cardiff visited his critically ill nephew in Carson with Mrs Ballain Sr. early Monday the child was moved to Methodist Hospital Omaha. The community noted local visits and activities including Marjorie Halderman Georgia Hatfield Edna Douglas and others at county exams and social gatherings in Malvern Oakland Shenandoah and Hastings with various relatives and trips to stockyards and dental work.

Emmet Cardiff Carson Frank Mra Chas. Ballain, Sr Emmet Thay Methodist Omaha L. B. Patrick Ariene Louis Ralph Jessie Cayditt Marjorie Cole Maryville A. G. Cole F. G. Kochersperger Oakland A. Reed Hastings Dean McLary Frank Kochersperger Southamaha Flora Liddell Red Oak Alfred Griffu Charles South Omerga Jesse Ellison Floyd Gibson Emerson Malevern Dre Douglas Ray Kelley Ms. J .Ye Parker Malvern

Rats Sauerkraut Now Feels Years Younger

Vague OCR fragment mentions sauerkraut and rats with unclear context. No identifiable people, places, or organizations. The readable text hints at a playful or garbled note about vibes or aging related to sauerkraut.

Rats Sauerkraut Sauerkraut

Memorial Sketch of Charley Chusty and Early Rural Schools

A reminiscence recalling Charley Chusty a diligent rural teacher in Fairview and South Grove during the 1870s. The writer details schooling, community life, and shared experiences with peers from Upper Iowa University Glenwood and local teachers. It notes fashion, youth, and ambition in a bygone era and names several local figures.

Tipet Ake Charley Chusty Fayette County Milla County Tate Glenwood Anperi Intendent Fairview ABC McGuttie Ray Charley Academy Upper Iowa University Heaven Earth Iife Mary Bellewood Balle Barnes Minnie Hughes Frank Davis

Echoes of a Friend Charley and a Sense of Time Fading

A reminiscence about Charley, a well read man with Burns and Shakespeare in mind, recalling days of lively gatherings, eloquent debates, and warm handshakes in a young West. It reflects on faith, friendship, and the indelible impressions of old-time companions as friends drift away.

Dagetrotype Chevaldetiies Rownkere Door Ain Charley Shakespeare Hubert Burne

Regular meeting of the C. B. S. on February 19

The C. B. S. holds its regular meeting Tuesday evening February 19 at 4:30 with social time and retreatments. Members are urged to be present. Viola Mulholland, W. M.

Viola Mulholland W. M

Also Mentioned on This Page

Pateley Tay’ Thoes Basa Childen Taylor Harmtbedd Bert Clites W. Hollis Salyers Strahan Ladies Union Margaret Achenbach Shertandoah Oliver Achenbach Achenbach Margaret Ottawa Lawrence Johnson Ran Cer Dee Severns Frank Severns News of the Strahan Consolidated School Hind Sleighing Party Pauline Valentine Rescott M. D Towa Parsons Burges Price Malvern Earl Bank Malvers Jowa Ehy PROM Mavion Rerney Melvern Elite Rerney Lester Henderson Batty Mra. Wiatt Hotret Ynoidt Centerbute Ohio Clyde Barge Giehwood Offaloa BR. K. Henderson Watte Tts Sherimat Jones Frank Alexander Ladies’ Aid Marjorie Halderman Georgia Hatfiald Edna Douglas Charles 6 Chusty Nash Mojor Los Mills County Nash Co Harry Brown Mgr Burns C. E. Bacrett C. E Mallvarn
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