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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1932
Page
2
Local scene centers on a flurry of subscription renewals for The Leader. William Irvin from southwest of Emerson pays a year in advance at 60 cents per bushel, with others like Allen Jones and Vernon Crouse following suit to secure future deliveries.
A celebratory dinner marked the 90th birthday of a long time club member known for his daily horseshoe routine and leadership as secretary and treasurer. Born in 1840s, he served in the 89th Illinois Infantry and later worked in railroading and county government while traveling widely, including three trips to Europe and attendance at G A R encampments.
The Malvern group of Methodist ministers met at the Pacific Junction parsonage on Monday evening January 25. Present were J. S. Wood and daughter, W. Henn and family, L. D. Thomas and family, F. G. Barnes and family, C. W. Cooper and family, Roy E. Gogeler and family, Dr. and Mrs. M. B. Talley, and C. W. Howard and family. Rev. M. B. Wilson and Rev. J. F. Bingamah could not attend due to sickness. A pot luck dinner preceded a pleasant evening with music readings and social time. Rev. Thomas gave a report on the Des Moines convocation. Mrs. Margaret Mudd stopped by from Kansas City to visit Miss Marion Black. O. T. Carrion and son Charles visited from Hastings. Charles plans to visit Crem ton. Lane F. Morse and son Raymond from Hastings ordered bills for a public sale. Morse will be administrator of Daniel E. Morse’s estate on February 11. Percy Atkinson spent the weekend with Theron of Randolph. Mrs. Ross Atkinson hosted Sunday dinner for Florence Hatcher, Helen Branathan, Percy Atkinson and Theron, Genevieve Wright visited Winifred Atkinson, and F. M. Boggess of Oak Harbor visited Peru Neb. to re-enroll as a student at the state normal college.
Minister Bapte Cheth L. R. Hobbitt will preach in Lincoln Nebraska and Malvern with a series of historical sermons. The Bible program drew strong attendance last Sunday as he questions what lies behind and before history and ponders The Devil's Auctioneer with lantern slides and a focus on today and tomorrow.
Weathermen train for Grooml Hog Day next Tuesday using Groundhog Day lore. A visible shadow means six more weeks of winter, while no shadow signals an early spring. Weather forecasters emphasize cautious interpretation of the folklore amid uncertainty.
News from the Methodist Episcopal Church reports rising attendance in Sunday school and morning worship. A Bible Q A session followed by an evening service sparked discussion. choir practice and prayer meeting are scheduled Thursday. next Sunday features Sunday school at 10, worship at 11, and evening service at 7 30 with a sermon on The Divine Ministery of Displacement. Epworth Leaguers plan a Hastings visit. Parquhar to lecture Farms and the Man with World Service slides. weeknight meetings titled Jesus in Life run February 22 23 24 26 and 27.
A brief message from a group inviting help and pledging continued effort to assist readers. It emphasizes ongoing support and welcome for collaboration with a focus on presence and service.
Presbyterian Child Henry Dale White leads Sunday school at 10 a m with classes reading John chapters up to twenty one and discussing Jesus conversations. Morning worship at 11 features Mr White on Faithfulness Rewarded based on Nehemiah 7 2. Missionary Society meets Thursday afternoon at Mrs H F Clark’s home led by Mrs C J Wil Tama.
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