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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1931
Page
7
A long list of Malvern area families hosted Christmas Day dinners and gatherings at numerous homes. Guests from Oakland, Emerson, Des Moines, Hastings, Pacific Junction, and Mitchell joined households in Malvern for turkey and duck feasts, reunions, and festive tree events, with many relatives coming from surrounding towns.
The readable text hints at an examination or inquiry involving a person or entity named Dollogs, with garbled phrases suggesting procedure, dates, and authorities. Details are insufficient to identify participants, location, or outcome.
Reported Christmas Eve holdups describe bandits forcing a car off Old No. 4 east of Hastings, pistol shots through the windshield, and theft of loose change plus a few valuables. The Confer car was damaged with nine bullets and fourteen holes. Deputy Sheriff Viner and others pursued. Separate robbery along Highway 34 near Red Oak netted about $20. another hold up near Council Bluffs is also mentioned.
Journal item lists numerous households sharing Christmas dinners across Hillsdale Glenwood Emerson Sidney Audubon and nearby towns. Families including Arterburns Ow ers Jones and Phelps gathered at homes of Fannie Gilbert John Alto R. O. Jackson and others with extended relatives from Council Bluffs Red Oak Amerson Chicago and beyond. Guests included William Jones Jessie Grayson Maurice Phelps and Maurice Mintle among many relatives.
The passage argues that neither strong genetics nor good feeding guarantees three high records in club calf shows. It notes many mediocre calves perform poorly despite feeding, while some excellent calves shine with proper work and care. The text critiques inconsistent judging and emphasizes effort over breeding alone.
The Malvern Presbyterian, Baptist, and Methodist Episcopal churches announce January services. Morning worship at 11 with sermon topics including Gods Supreme Gift to the World and Christ's Message to Nicodemus. Bible study, Sunday school, and youth gatherings listed. January sermon topics cover courtship, home, and family themes. Special music planned and parish renewal notes included.
South Dakota residents Mark Weed Floyd and Ruth lof Wood spent Sunday in Henry Schick home enroute to Missouri to visit L. E. B. Weed and kin. Mrs L E Iyin of Davis City left Thursday to visit her mother Mrs J W Crawford with Hal Wyland of Harlan. Mrs Vernon Johnson went to Council Bluffs clinic for examination after three weeks of illness. Fannie Crofton is confined to her room after a hip injury from a fall. Russell Evans celebrated his tenth birthday with fifteen friends at the home of his parents, J A Evans, with ice cream and cake.
Guests gathered at Mr and Mrs Fred Bells include N B Sell Verne Mickelson J N Chase Ben Leonard from near Silver City and Elmer Hannon with children Betty Ronald also Mrs Clark and a little son of Council Bluffs The Liberty Sunday school program Tuesday December 23 filled the church with a diverse audience A large Christmas tree adorned with lights and ornaments and a treat of apples oranges and candy Barn delight marked the evening An old fashioned pounding entertained Pastor F G Barnes and family Others present included Chas Wilhelm and family Malvern J Brogdill John Sylvia and Dale Hunt family from near Silver City
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