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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1941
Page
8
Emerson Chapter EF members entertained at Elliott Tuesday night in a Morning Club performance. Cast included BR. B Roawell, Lee Williams, Frederick Larson, Jack Evana, Jack Thorton, Dick Coppage, Jim Hicks and Claude and John Barns. The Emerson Chapter 0. &. 8. will hold a school of instruction this Saturday with sessions at 1 P.M. and in the evening.
Mrs C A Lundeen 76 once lived east of Emerson and died suddenly at home in Red Oak of heart trouble. Funeral services were at Red Oak Covenant Mission church, with interment in Emerson cemetery. Survived by husband two daughters Mrs Mariel Roberts and Mrs Bari Buller a son Carl Lundeen six grandchildren. Other items note visits and club activities in Emerson including the Friendship Club and W S C S Star Spangled Tea with patriotic program in observance of Lincoln and Washington birth anniversaries. Charles H Reynolds of Presott ill.
Emerson high school girls went 1 2 in the sectional tourney with a 29 12 win over Stanton in the first round and later falling to Blanchard 84 17 in the next round and Braddyville 49 17 in consolation. The Cameroon Hawks split a double header, beating Mt Arbor 36 24 and losing to Creston 49 41 as a Thursday night program featured a return game with Mt Arbors and a curtain raiser Emerson versus Wales starring Horace Greenwood Dayle Huntsman and others.
The Wales keglers beat Irving in a three game series while Hascalls took two of three from Cassettes and Durbing won three by forfeit. VeRa drew a bye with standings showing Wales leading at .722 and Irving at .608. A Father and Son Banquet is set for Feb 27 at the Methodist church with talks from local and Omaha speakers and tickets available at the door or via Mrs Mary B Gibson.
Ral Patrick earns valedictorian honors and Catherine Baldwin is salutatorian with grades 93.7 and 93.3. Sixth graders Ronnie Barre and Bonnie Burs will represent the reboot in the county spelling contest in Glenwood in March. Basketball games and community events follow, with local families hosting a box supper for the Young Mother's club and preparing for military camp departures.
A group of girls enjoyed a birthday party in honor of Aileen Boswell at her home Saturday night. Kim Boyer has been on the sick list the past week. Frank Oglevie attended a Masonic meeting at Sibley Monday. Mr and Mrs D A Edie spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Edie at Tabor.
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