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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1936
Page
3
In Hastings the ladies plan a thimble dance Wednesday at the church, inviting Mrs Maudehouse Hiromi Mrs Woo Resh Matt Brown Mrs Henry Washburn Mrs Foy Crawford. Phase on the serving cone mitten ares. Everyone is invited.
Sunday school at Hastings Methodist Church lists classes at 10 a.m. for Cote and others while morning worship features Dray aleh to God and He will draw nigh. Epworth League meets at 11 a.m.. evening service includes Rev. and Mrs. Wendell Ord and guest speakers. Notes mention past visits, upcoming events, and local confirmations, with references to activity across the town and nearby Greenfield and Hammond.
Odd bellows and hebukaba will hold joint installation services next Monday evening January 13 in the IOOF hall. AML members of both orders were gener real present.
Errand grade students Alva Achens bach Doris Clark Dessie Gustin Joan Hamilton Donald Honge Ellaise Largent Harry Whiteside and Dorothy Miller earned 100 in spelling on Friday. Second grade learns to make change and intends to play store next week. Dack Colvin and Marjorie Mc Kinney have been absent. First grade practices addition with five complete combinations.
In one room at school on Monday every student barked at something during a class activity. Ila Kelso was the only pupil absent this week while Preat Courtier Vernon Crange Daniel Johnson Roberta Clark Larry Kidwell and Robert Shaw received Rott spelling last week.
Mro and Mrs Aaron Cranse hosted a gathering of friends at a Christmas tea. Win Crawford and Robert Martin visited relatives, while Mrs Carl Cox returned from the Jents Edmundson Jagpital in Cornell Bluffs after an appendicitis operation. Geraldine and Nadene Words of Council Bluffs visited, Dr Waldo Crouse of Creston was in town, and Jack Niday with family went to Peru Nebraska, bringing Ethelyn Crawford and Nelson Sullivan back to college.
Miss Kathryn Anderson of Malvern and Ruth Pierce visited friends here Thursday. Edgar Lockahill and Miss Ruth Merce returned to Lincoln Sunday and Regina Lockahill to Omaha after a two weeks vacation. Mr and Mrs Charley Hail entertained guests at a New Years party including Mr and Mrs Harold O'Dell, Mr and Mrs Harold Scott, Mr and Mrs Jack Niday, and Mr and Mrs Blackwell. Miss Geraldine Ford of fed Oak chatted with her sister Mrs Leo Clark last week. Mrs Ed Hathaway was ill the past week but reported a little better. Mrs Roy Parker of Malvern was in town on business Saturday. Carl Gamen, visiting in the Rev Tanda home, returned to Bloomfield Friday.
A flood of sorrow followed the death of J C McGargill, longtime Imogene resident and star route carrier, who died en route to his car near Randolph post office. Funeral services were held at St Patrick Church with Rev Francia W Doyle presiding. Survivors include two sisters, Clara McGargill and Mrs. Printy, as neighbors and friends recall his devout community service and farm roots. The town recalled his steady presence and the bereaved family received support from many local households.
Fifth and sixth graders engage with math on perfect square numbers and related topics while English lessons focus on pronouns and sentence structure. The curriculum pairs arithmetic with grammar to build foundational skills across grades.
The passage mentions the phivttie fags the compass and firearms failing to the discovery of Amiertea. It notes completion of verb study and a court proceeding over a farm lease between W Crawford and O Moore with class roles assigned. Juniors and seniors permitted to listen.
The report notes students studying Mendel's laws and heredity, reviewing microbiology and upcoming assignments. It mentions Lorraine Nebitt and a focus on difficult verbs, with attendance planned for a physical education class on Monday.
On Tuesday December a Clover Farm store in town changed hands as Joe Harville of Red Oak bought it from Jerry Brennan and Art Solomon. Harville moved his family here and will operate with wife and daughter Gladys assisting after school. Ernie Haukmn returns to Shenandoah as manager, and the former manager remains briefly in the rear rooms. A relative attended Ed Woodin’s funeral in Climax. Mrs. M Printy came back from Omaha after learning of J C Meorgill’s death in Red Oak Memorial Hospital.
Beatrice Bolton daughter of Mr and Mrs Kelly Bolton married Paul Lang in Shenandoah on Tuesday night December 31. Rev James Parson officiated with sister Mea and Henry Maustermith as attendants. The bride a 1923 Imogene high school graduate, they plan housekeeping in Shenandoah where Lang is employed.
Tropies cover a large portion of the earth's surface, shaping climate and ecosystems. Researchers note a high concentration near equatorial regions and discuss implications for biodiversity and global temperatures.
Mt Vernon area social rounds include Ralph Flower visiting family in Farracut Sundar and Harry Parks of Glenwood with cousin Willis Lee Traks. Chas Parks and brother Tom repaint the Glenwood Masonic hall. Chas Walker and family visit Mrs Chas Parks. G F and Mrs Wills entertain Harley Stafford and Deretiy Danford on Christmas Day. Market prices for eggs and cream show declines. eggs drop to 18 cents a dozen, cream sales steady to Hastings and Pacific Junction. Mail carrier’s wheelbarrow delivery documented after Christmas package mishap.
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