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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1938
Page
7
Miss Rebecca Dilts and Maurice Gross of Tabor united in marriage at a quiet Friday evening ceremony at the Methodist parsonage with Rev. C. A. Calkins officiating. Attendants included Vera Gross and Wilbur Gadberry, both of Tabor. The couple will reside in Tabor where Mr Gross is employed nearby.
Miss Carolyn Cunningham, daughter of Fred Cunningham, married Max Vinton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gegeton of Pacific Junction, Jan 15, at Glenwood Congregational parsonage. Rev F W Long officiated. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Charles Wilson Jr. Mrs Vinton lives with grandmother Mary Cunningham. Carolyn is a 1936 Tabor high school graduate. Max is a Glenwood high school graduate and a farmer. They will reside on W W Glynn farm northeast of Taber.
The reader is urged to experience Merchant of Venice in Venice, Hamlet at Elsinore in Denmark, Macbeth at Glamis in Scotland, Romeo and Juliet in Verona, Italy, and the Merry Wives in Windsor Forest, England.
In 1861 Ohio canals were leased to private operators, shifting management from the state. Private interests found the waterways costly to run, leading the state to resume control in 1877.
Farm tenancy hearings begin in multiple counties with January dates in Anamosa PocahontasAlgoway Jefferson Guthrie Center and ongoing meetings in Crawford Waypello Emmett Kossuth Greene Jones areas. The sessions last all day and include oral comments and a short tenure policy questionnaire. Officials urge local attendance and provide material at hearings.
Hillsdale residents hosted O D QO club members and guests with a dinner and program. Lawrence Buffington held a dancing party for 18 schoolmates. The Hillsdale community club planned a church meeting. Visitors included Mrs Ruth Mitchell and families from Omaha. Arno Asmussen and Basil Clay traveled to Seattle via California. Dorothy Gilbert aims for Omaha to complete business studies. Families moved and hosted dinners in honor of visiting relatives.
The Salt Lake inside City Lake Merritt in Oakland California is claimed to be the world’s largest salt water lake within a municipality. It is nationally famous as a wild duck refuge and bird habitat.
The Wesley-Henderson Epworth League gathered Sunday at 7330 p.m. with Kenneth Parker and Rev. and Mrs. Nesbit presiding. Twenty four members and three guests attended. The next gathering will be at the Silver City church on Sunday.
The third Junior Feeders 4-H meeting was led by president Charles Bea with Allen Nesbit. Members Bill Warbor Harry Paul Robert Wight Edward McGrew and Lawrence Fickel spoke about the state convention at Ames after winning trips at the Achievement Show. The next meeting will be with Bill Harbor in Henderson.
The Ladies Aid met January 12 at the home of Mrs. Harvey Lisle with 15 members and several guests. The afternoon was spent quilting. The next meeting will be with Mrs. C. E. Wilson on January 26.
Wesley Chapel gave strong turnout for the Masonic and Eastern Star installation at Macedonia last week. C E Wilson was installed as Worshipful Master of the Masons. Mrs Wilson, past Worthy Matron, installed the Star officers with Mrs Clinton Parker conductress Mrs Ray Pierson warder Mrs Isworth Palmb Ruth Mrs Sherman Stonebreaker Electra.
Walter Sieck conducted the morning service at Wesley Chapel last Sunday in his first preaching. The Epworth League met at Clinton Parker’s home with large attendance and a lunch. Leaguers planned to attend the Silver City chapters service at 6:50. Mr and Mrs George Parker are visiting Phoenix and improving.
Strahan Consolidated School squads dominated Silver City visitors on the Strahan court Friday with a 12 to 9 win in an overtime thriller. Silver City girls fell to Strahan 4 to 2 as Helen Grindle and Vin Jandah led Scoring. Hastings and Wales games produced mixed results for Strahan with several players contributing across matches.
Sophomores Nasable and Seh discuss classes under Miss Halvor. John Belkin notes questions about signals as Miss Hes enforces work. Mrs. Greco assigns a geometry test Monday and a six vowels history test next week. Typing students vow to work harder as speed charts improve.
The page recounts student antics and names at a social gathering, noting a dance party and basketball Teas. It mentions a discussion of Walter Whitman, a Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Kermit Gilgur, and a Lexington couple week onl. A column on origins of pageants hints at obscure history and a Coventry pageant.
The Western Reserve, about 4,000,000 acres, was claimed by existing states whose battles over ownership led to a unified resolution as they ceded the territory to the federal government.
Belles of St Marys 4-H Club met at the Hoffman home in St Marys Florida. The meeting featured new members and planned activities for the upcoming month with refreshments served and announcements about the next gathering scheduled for January 29.
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