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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1956
Page
2
Neighbors hosted a farewell gathering for Clyde at the Taylors home on Monday night February 12 with card tables and lunch baskets. The piece lists many local residents and mentions visits, travel, hospital notes, farm moves, and family events across Emerson and nearby areas.
Lawrence Cain of Henderson announces the engagement of their daughter Caratta Dannie Rink to Caroliso a senior at Walts-Linvninigh school. Her fiancé is a graduate of 1452 from the same school and is employed at Brown's Service in Henderson. No wedding date has been set.
The American Legion Auxiliary selected Nancy Phillips to attend Girls State after a meeting with Mrs. Richard Allensworth and co hostesses. A March 10 food sale raises funds for the two projects and a midwinter conference report was given. The unit will sponsor an Americanism essay contest for seventh to ninth graders with the theme Tet Freedom Hing.
Community club members plan a meeting March 1 at the auditorium in Conjgunniby. The seventh and eighth grades will present a special muse and skit, with a speaker addressing school realization. The Sperrys of Council Bluffs and others visit Arethur Allensworth family. weekend guests include the Raney family of Macedania and local residents attend district basketball events in Sidney.
Henderson Methodist Church schedules Sunday School at 9 a.m. MYP and WSCS meetings, March 1 quarterly conference, and a March 4 observation school event. Mrs Iabbard of Des Moines to lead, focus on Children’s Work. funds needed for lune and registration pledges.
The weekly choir at Mrs Nelle Bickel's home reorganized with Carrol Phillips as president Mrs Nettie Bickel as vice president and M Gorton Steiner as treasurer. A Valentine party hosted by Karen Kadel featured bingo with Janet McGee and Gordon Viner winning top prizes. Additional notes mention OES instruction, visits, and social guest events among local families.
Edward and Walter Anzlen join Center Feeders 4-H club as members meet on Fet. 8 at Rathleen and Gene Hilton. They discuss county officer elections, wear green and white, plan a skating party on Feb. 18 and sleigh riding after snows. They competed in a national judging contest sponsored by Huards Dairyman and await results. Next meeting set for March 15 at LeVerne Rarhbers home with Dick Goos presenting films.
At the February 9 meeting of the Ingraham Straight Shooters nineteen members answered roll call with a favorite car. Three new members joined. A pancake supper for the March meeting was planned. Volunteers were named for pancakes, sausages, and serving duties. Clyde Bond, president, distributed material for the record books and was chosen as voting delegate for county officers. Gordon Williams spoke on mange control and Keith Mintle on free scratchers. Carol Swarts reported.
The Ambitious Andies Jr. 441 club met at Susan Steiner's home on February 16. Members led group singalongs and decided to donate $10 to the county 4-H fund for welcome signs. A demonstration followed with refreshments served by Ilona Taylor, the club reporter.
The Silver Cloud Srs 411 club met at Joyce Stewart's home on February 13 with 10 members and two guests present. Members voted to donate to the polio fund and for 411 signs, heard a homing talk by Ian Warman, and an illustrated posting by Kay Newell. Kay Newell was elected reporter. the group enjoyed listening to records and a lunch hosted by the Stewarts.
Ambitious Andies Sr met at Sandra Allensworth home February 6 with nine members present and three visitors. They discussed a mother daughter tea, total donation of 25 dollars for welcome signs, and planned signs. Talks covered feature attractions and accessory ideas, plus a patch demonstration. Bonnie Siefford to host March 5 meeting. Bonnie Siefford reported.
The Silver Creek Go Getters met at Foxworthy school house on Feb 14 with 27 members and 9 guests. Dick Goos presented a film on Animal Parasites and six new members were initiated. The next gathering is set for March 13 at Foxworthy school house with Vivian Harmap reporting.
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