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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1934
Page
7
A fragmentary local item mentions the Van Gurples hosting an event at their home and notes confusion in the report. It references a suspicious incident involving the sheriff and missing items, plus a reference to Malvern, high school basketball gear, and urged readers to call with facts.
The article details the marriage of Eva Armstrong and Whitfield, tracing their youthful romance in Valparaiso and Troy, their separate later lives, and a rekindled union after decades apart. The couple plans Malvern residence with travels to California. it notes the former partners and friends, plus a party at the Hiett home and a bridge luncheon for Louise Hiett.
The Rural Improvement club at Hilladsle hosted its first all day gathering at Hilladale church last week. The afternoon program featured roll call a humorous reading beauty queen and other activities with Mrs Warren Mr Grudie and Mrs MaProd among those mentioned.
Examinations for a Civil Service postmaster position in Emerson will be held in Red Oak in February. Applications must be filed in Washington by January 19. The exact examination date will be announced later.
Emerson State Bank will release the remaining twenty percent of the time certificates held by the bank effective January 11. Present your certificates and obtain your release.
The Order of the Eastern Star met Monday evening and initiated four candidates: Mrs Mable Whitney Mrs Pauline Mart and two others Dorothea Lakin and Kathleen Williame. Other notes mention local visits and upcoming events including a public sale and a member’s travel plans with brief references to family and community happenings.
The Woman's Belief Corps No. 914 auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic held a regular session Saturday afternoon. Officers for the coming year were installed by Mrs. Artie Smith. A pot luck luncheon followed and there was good attendance. A hospital toy note and thanks for supper and bazaar were read. Next meeting set for January 20 with memorial services for comrade John Moats.
The United States scrapped thirty three ships aggregating over eighty six thousand tons as part of compliance with the Washington and London naval treatiesFinalize summary with concise events and entities.
The Methodit Episcopal Church led by Pastor Roy B Gumeler announces a Ladies Circle meeting with Mrs J W Salyera at 2 30 pm today and choir practice at 7 80 pm. Next Sunday features Sunday school at 10 am worship at 11 am vesper service at 7 pm and young peoples gathering at 6 30 pm. The sermon on Morning will be A Mutual Need. A youth fellowship event is planned for 6 30 pm next Sunday with luncheon to follow. Baptist Church calls for active participation in Sunday schools and churches in Malvern with a sermon series on God starting Sabbath morning Existence of God and an evening service at 7 pm in the lecture room.
Presbyterian Church plans Sunday school at 10 and morning worship at 11 with Communion of the Lord's Supper in the service. All members and congregation urged to attend the special New YearSacrament. Last Sabbath guest Hazel H Donhet sang How Beautiful Upon the Mountains by F Flaxnet Harker. Also notes a quoted Times Star remark on Mussolini and a historical figure.
A garbled report describes adjustments to naval gunnery training and funding. The fragment hints at changes to annual drill routines and associated appropriations, with unclear specifics on scope or dates. Named entities are uncertain due to transcription errors.
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