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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1926
Page
12
Emerson and vicinity report farm trades with Brammier and Baldozier properties changing hands. Residents welcome visitors from Omaha and Glenwood while noting several families planning moves to nearby farms and towns. Pacific Junction and Emerson community events include a Womanless Wedding, Eastern Star program, and local theater plans.
Champion Hill residents report many relocations and gatherings. The Thurman family moved from Gilbert Cheney farm to a new home northwest of Emerson. Jim Bell family moves to a newly rented farm thirty miles east. The Cox family relocates near Climax and the Wicker family moves from Coburg to Lang house. A congregational meeting is planned for next Sunday with good attendance expected. Local radio enthusiasts add color with Sherman Archer and Dean McLain new equipment. Walter Kelleniinger and Oscar Webb attend a Womanless Wedding in Emerson. Workers' Conference yields annual Sunday school report. Jean Kocherspereer visits June Parker.
In Cape Cod dialect a family prepares for Christmas as a long journeyHomeward from Idaho becomes a quest to gather gifts food and a tree. Molly Tom and Aunt Molly discuss plans for the holiday with relatives in town and the looming task of hosting three turkeys cranberries and festive gear.
The Malvern Community Building event next Wednesday March 3 will feature Jess Pugh Here Match 3rd a humorous entertainer. Pugh ranks highly as an interpretive reader and character delineator with a diverse program of stories readings and dialect performances. His fame mirrors past comedians like Strickland and Bingham and he is praised as the cleanest cleverest and most original in the business with growing popularity.
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