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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1936

Page

7

Entertain Guests at Dinner and Farewell Party

Mr and Mrs W P Wortman entertained at dinner Thursday with Mrs H A Deardorff, Mr and Mrs Paul Stothower and Dorothy and John Stothower as guests. A farewell surprise party honors Mrs W E Judah who will move to Missouri. A highteen dinner and bridge preceded by 18 guests, with Dr T E Shon ke and many others attending.

W. P. Wortman H. A. Deardorff Paul Stothower Dorothy John Stothower F. L. Brinacomb J. A. Parsons J. O. Laird American Legion Auxilary Legion Mra R. W. Manafield Bridge Sei

Leap Year Party for Malvern Girls Reserves

Malvern high school Girl Reserves hosted a Leap Year party in the Community building last Saturday evening with about 110 attendees. Katherine Swain hosted a radio program on women in business followed by dancing, games, and a burlesque segment featuring Mary Ellen Summers and Josephine Haden. The Kop orchestra and local pianists provided music, and refreshments were arranged by Girl Reserves committees with faculty guests and L.T.N. Club members also noted.

Malvern High School Katherine Swain Winnifred Calkins Winnie Winchell Walter Winchell Betty Parker Blaylet Mary Ellen Summers Princess Liz Josephine Haden Prince Charming Wilma Canter San King Kop Orchestra Gretchen Gidley Dale Dyke

Wesley Chapel Community Church Notes and Local News

The Wesley Chapel bulletin reports upcoming events including the Men’s Brotherhood meeting on March 19 at Henderson church, Sunday school attendance, and a shift to parsonage services due to fuel shortages. It covers road conditions, CCC work, local visits, births, and school activities around Wesley Chapel and nearby families.

Henderson Epworth Wesley Church J. R. Clark

Otto Stamp Leases Sinclair Oil Station in Malvern

Otto Stamp of Oakland has leased the Sinclair oil station in Malvern from A S Maryhall who retires to pursue other work. Stamp took possession Tuesday this week and is assisted by Gene Bel. He has oil business experience in Oakland and plans to move his wife and two children to Malvern when a house is found. The community welcomes him to Malvern.

Otto Stamp Oakland Sinclair Oil Malvern A. S. Maryhall Gene Bel Stown

Malvern Markets Reported for Wednesday

Markets for Wednesday February 88 show prices for grain and livestock. Wheat 96 cents, corn 50 cents, oats 3 or 4? be unclear. cattle top $6.14, hogs top 0.18. Leghorn prices noted for poultry.

Malvern Mary

CCC Resumes Work at Limestone Pit

CCC resumes work at the Burlington pit at Pacl-Ue Junction in Pacific Junction. Camp trucks and private conveyances enable eight trucks ready for work on Wednesday morning. More than 1400 tons of lime residue stockpiled and due to be priced. shipments likely to Buffington Carter Buch and Steele farms this week if permits.

Burlington Pacl- Ue Junction Pacific Junction Buffington, Carter, Buch and Steele

Gilmore Family Returns to Chicago from New Jersey

Mrs Ethel Gilmore announces the Gilmore family will move from East Orange New Jersey to Chicago after March 1. They will reside at 3750 Lake Shore Drive with Mr Gilmore taking charge of Colgate Palmolive Peat Company’s Chicago office. Janet and Betty Swain relocate with them to Chicago with Janet transferring to the Chicago office and Betty finishing school. Teddy returns to Chicago Latin School. The move marks an advancement for Mr Gilmore as the family resumes their former city life.

Ethel H. Gilmore Eoat Teddy Gilmore Chicago Latin School Gilmores Lved Chicago Mr. Gilmore

Glenwood Clipson Paint Store Moves to New Location

Glenwood Clipson Paint Store relocates this week from the east side of the square to Buffington street on the north side in the former Mintle Electra Co space. The building is owned by WwW. 8. Powers.

Clipson Paint Store Cipson Elda Buffington Aida Mintle Electra Co Www 8. Powers

Howard Cheney Relocates to Council Bluffs residence

Howard Cheney formerly of Eorerson and Mexican Springs Missouri moved to Council Bluffs. He is now settled in Barnhart apartments at 641 Sixth Avenue with daughter Sylvia who has been in poor health recently.

Howardhewey Eorerson Glenwood Mxcalsior Springs Council Bluffs Barnhart Apartments Sixth Avenue Sylvia

New Cars Registered in Malvern and Glenwood Listings

F H Pace of Malvern registers a Chevrolet sedan, Brice Hays of Malvern lists a Dodge sedan, Ben Coxon of Strahan has a Chevrolet, and Wm Crew of Glenwood registers a Chevrolet sedan, reflecting local auto registrations.

F. H. Pace Malvern Chevrolet Brice Hays Dodges Ben Coxon Strahan Wm. Crew Glenwood

Miss Ivelyn Herrard Heads to Grand Island Visit

Miss Ivelyn Herrard leaves this week for Grand Island Nebraska to visit her sister Mrs Roger Williame. George Bada of Silver City had business in Glenwood Tuesday.

Ivelyn Herrard Grand Island Nebr Roger Williame George Bada Silver City Glenwood

Local notes from Shenandoah and nearby towns

ASBURY Mr and Mrs Dwightshaw visited Shenandoah Friday Mingle Curtis returned home in Omaly Wednesday after visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs Geo Dobney Chas Dobney and father Geo Dobney traveled to Tinagenty Monday Mrs A J McGinnis and Betty Ann shopped in Ned Oak Thursday Robert Hatton and Chas Dabney visited Ned Oak Wednesday Center school reopened Monday after a week due to cold Miles Grace Comstock visited Red Oak relatives Your ad in The Leader is worth two on the fence.

CCC Wealey Chapel Alfstrope Wallace Haney Arthur Luther Silver City Henderson Carl Wilson Perry Wilson Roy Robbins Shelton Nebr Albert Washburn Lee Robbins Anna Mae Benedict Donnie Darland Glenwood George Parker Lynn Parker Dwight Darrel Clinton Parker Mra. Dwightshaw Shenandoah Mingle Curtis Herome Omaly Mra Geo. Dobney Mrs. A. 3. McGinnis Betty Ann Ned Oak Robert Hatton Chas, Dabney

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