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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1923

Page

8

Hastings Boys Lose Most Games at Carson Court

Hastings teams faced defeat in last Friday’s basketball at Carson with boys losing 2 to 4 and the girls 4 to 0. Community events include Evangelistic meetings at the Methodist Church led by Rev. A, plus social gatherings at the Hodges and Lockabill homes, and a Cemetery Association election setting dates for the Chicken Pie Supper.

Carson Hastings Bnys Methodist Church Francis Edward Heynols Villisca

Local Social Notebook Highlights Visitors and Illness

Wall Street resident Mrs L C Alexander shows marked improvement after illness. Clarence and Mrs Dunagan with children visit Fred Raine home in Glenwood. Floyd Gwens and children from Randolph join B J Lockabill home for Sunday. Howard Clark of Omaha stays with aunt Mrs W H Nagle. Wesley Wearin of Rapid City SD visits sister Mrs Sherman Jones. Mrs Aston Jennings learns of her mother's serious illness in Thornfield Mo. Mr and Mrs Jennings dlepos- continues a note of community ties.

L. C. Alexander Clarence Dunagan Glenwood Fred Raine Floyd Gwens Randolph B. J. Lockabill Howard Clark Omaha W. H. Nagle Wesley Wearin Rapid City Dakota Sherman ‘Jones Aston Jennings Thornfield Jennings Dlepos

Thornfield moves and school notes from rural town

Household goods were sold and a move to Thornfield is planned. Rudolph Olsen will enter automobile school in Lincoln on January 1. Mrs Cart Hurst and two sons visited relatives near Glenwood. Miss Thazed Owens returned from Omaha Hospital after tooth infection surgery and jaw treatment. The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Nels Olson. twenty attended and one quilt was made. An all day meeting is planned February 7 with Mrs Frank Alexander. Sherman Jones suffered a partial stroke while in Grenwood and is under care at home. Revival services began at East Liberty with Rev Laird preaching. Sunday School officers were elected for various posts including Supt H K R Henderson, Supt M Wt Latchaw, and Fern Alexander as Secretary-Treasurer.

Art Hodges Omaha M. EB. Cupp Malvern Eva van Ausdale Hastings van Gorkum Frank MacMillian Ladies Aid Society Methodist Church Grace Lawshe Red Oak Misa Viva Burchette Ed Hathaway M. FE. Cupp Inez Burchette Glenwood Rebeccah Lodge Vernon Crouse Clyde Wilson Pearl Carey I. C. C. F. School of Instruction Sidney Dale Hodges Roblin Davis Kansas Grace McDonough John Schorr Amall Long Pine Nebr Creston M. B. Cupp Mesdames Cupp Schorr Slaters Gravity Iowa Fred Lockabill Lugille Marah Centerville Marsh Thornfield Rudolph Olsen Lincain Cart Hurst Mear Glenwood L. C. Alexander Thazed Owens MethodistHostal Nels Olson R. K. Henderson Violet Hunt Elzie Kerney Josie Kerney Frank Alexander Grenwood Thetredar Tarnom Sherman Jones Ares Myers Jones East Liberty Laird AML H. KR. Henderson Dale Hunt Ro K. Henderson Ase Misa Edna Hendersin BE. J Dan Seaton Mra Fred Raine

Shenandoah Visit And Car Theft Update

Imogene stems Mrs Albert Addy and children spent the week in Shenandoah visiting her parents Charley and Dippy. Park Maker traveled Sunday to see Mr and Mrs Iro Tauele at St Joseph Hospital. Lea Martins car stolen in Shenandoah Saturday night was recovered Friday in Marysville. It was abandoned by two men a woman and two children after a collision with another car. Mr Martins and son Andrew brought the car home Saturday.

Albert Addy Shenandoah Charley Dippy Park Maker Croata Iro Tauele Jin St. Joseph Hospital Lea Martin Marysville Ma Martin Andrew

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