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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1938
Page
2
Malvern locals share visits and travels in a cluttered weekender. Mrs V0 Viel drove from Kenville to attend Christy Inc reps. families and church events recur, with Rev. Calkins visiting and various residents visiting Omaha Des Moines and Council Bluffs.
Eye troubles can be avoided with occasional visits to an eye specialist. Keep eyes in good condition with services from the Robinson store in Glenwood. Lenses duplicated and frames repaired offered by Bee L. S. Robinson, O. 1).
A local notice from Nebraska reports Mro sci Mrs Newt Tones and Dr J W Tones visiting for a church event. The Baptist church hosts a union revival with song by The Bie Swede and a Sunday program titled Booze or You at 2:30 PM at the Baptist church.
Malvern high school basketball split with Emerson this week, winning the second string 43 to 1 after a 22 to 20 first game at Emerson. Johnson led Emerson with nine, while Knight and Swain had six each for Malvern.
M Oziah aged 83 died Wednesday at Hand hospital Shenandoah after a four week fall injury that fractured his hip. Funeral services were held Thursday in Shenandoah. Survived by widow Mrs Sarah Moore Oziah and several Shenandoah children.
The Independents posted high scoring efforts in a series of recent games. They led Treynor 40 to 10 early in the last quarter, then rallied before falling 33 to 27 at Pacific Junction against Glenwood Co. T. Malvern’s Clapper and Fazel starred. Shenandoah Ikes lost 35 to 34 on their floor. The Independents then beat Treynor 48 to 26 in a rematch. All players showed improvement, cementing the Independents as a top local five.
Joint installation of 10 OFFB and Rebekah officers took place in Hastings Saturday evening led by I F E Phouser Noble Grand and Charles Morford Vice Grand. Officers named include Vernon Crouse Ed Hathaway Cliff Parker Clem Harmon E L Crouse Aaron Crouse Ray Hatfield Harry Knight and Joe Hathaway with a fuller report due next week.
Tahiti, the largest island in the Society Islands group, spans about 30 miles by 18 and sits within a coral reef ring. It lies in French Oceania alongside Windward and Leeward Islands and other island groups. Early Egyptians and Mesopotamians also understood hydraulic engineering.
Imogene notes report quilting parties hosted by Mrs. M Printy and Mrs. Delia Hughes with about 20 members and guests, plus a bake of refreshments. The Misses and families from nearby towns attend church gatherings, health updates, and social visits as inhabitants exchange greetings and celebrate anniversaries and births.
Methentist Episcopal Church led by Mr Harper brushmaker of Fairfield hosts preaching this week. Delegations from Silver City Imogene Strahan Hastings East Liberty Emerson attend. Two hundred forty eight attend Sunday night voting to join Baptist church for continued meetings. Morning worship at 10 Bible school 11 CE 6 30 Mid week Thursday 7 90 pm. Sunday basket dinner and business session. St Johns Lutheran NE of Malvern invites worship with pastor E Weiss. First Baptist union revival at Glenn W Souths church runs through week. Kensington fellowship with Mrs Nelsam Jan 20. Presbyterian Church Sunday school 10 am.
Records filed January 7 to January 14 show Randolph Salmons selling to Jessie B Fish er and Goldie A Hixson, Flo Perkins selling to Malvern Town, Henry C Hicks transferring with Wayne Messinger and others, Alonzo Krecklow selling to Narcissus Weth ey. Transactions involve lots, blocks, and acreage in Mills County communities including Emerson Gordon's Add in Glenwood and Malvern.
A Bal lard family dominated music printing in France from 1550 to 1750, holding a near-total monopoly that shaped the distribution of printed music across the country and beyond.
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