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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1937

Page

7

Kensington Society News and Local Gatherings

A Malvern group met at Parman's cafe for a Dutch treat dinner and theater. Kensington ladies hosted a pot luck luncheon. a wedding reception for the Leu couple drew 100 guests with luncheon and cards. Baptist Ladies hosted a Kensington luncheon. birthday and social parties included Byington Shonka and Shene field Baldozier events. an L T N club luncheon was announced.

Olaner Parman Malvern Parman Misses Cawdell Margaret McCorethick Valda Hurst Gladys Gillitland Lucille McIntyre Inez Raines Gertrude Griffis Velma Martens Dorothy Durbin Dorothy Galliter Ralph Bower Baptist Albert Nelson Alfred Baucoin Robert Stroud W. L. Smith Harry A. Nelson The Baptist Ladies Kensington

Living standards rebound but lag behind business in 1930s era

Economic analysis notes living standards lagged behind business activity since 1929. Population growth keeps output from surpassing prewar peaks until per capita goods rise. Wages and hours improved, while unemployment fell, yet millions remain jobless and inflation risks loom amid rising government costs.

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Hastings I O O F Lodge installs officers at Pacific Junction

Pacific Junction lodge I O O F held a Wednesday evening meeting installing officers including Ernest Hooker N G Dorsey Roll V G and Raymond Stevenson secretary. After the ceremony the committee served pie and coffee. Ross Stouder drove Frank Stouder and wife to Des Moines for care at Veterans Hospital. Jolly Woman's club met with twenty women and seven men, with next all day meeting scheduled. Mrs. Victor Anderson remains ill with flu but slowly improving.

Aaron Crouse Hastings I. O. Q Iodge Ernest Hooker Dorsey Roll V. G Raymond Stevenson Walter Fisher Pete Larson Bulius Karr Jim Todd Arlen Watts J. G Bo OW Warmer Rose Sell Ridenour Gal Low Kuhl W. Karr Fred Kuhl Pacific Junction Lodge Odd Fellows Ross Stouder Frank Stouder Des Moines Frank Veterans’ Hospital Brown Morrow Lakeview Paul Haghie Glenwood Jolly Woman's Club John Powles Roy Honeywell Herbert Lincoln Powles Harry Lincoln Victor Anderson

Busy Bee 4 H Girls Meet at Junction School

Busy Bee 4 H Girls meet at Junction School for a program with music and singing numbers. Committee members Margery Lechiiter Powles and Dorothy Kemp assisted. refreshments by Hale Smithyated Vorrinia News. Newspapers note births and deaths, social visits, a surprise party planned for Mrs Kemp, and upcoming Fourth Quarterly Conference with Pastor Shentynr.

Junction School Seth City Dalomitery Oselinday Jagins Afvso Lark Josue Mately Hale

Ladies' Union Meeting At the Stra han Church

Mrs Frank Steele Mrs B A Pettigrew and Mrs Dan Seaton hosted the Ladies Union at the church last Wednesday afternoon. Despite the cold there was strong attendance. Refreshments included sandwiches pickles cake with pear nut brittle cream and coffee. The next regular meeting will be at Mrs Chas Gipe's home on Feb 3 assisted by Mrs C B Guest and Mrs Emmett Gipe with a comfort tied during the afternoon.

Karl Hertz Eugene Baldozier L. T. N. Club Frank Summers Frank Steele B. A. Pettigrew Dan Seaton Ladies’ Union Chas. Gipe Gipe

Absences Reported at Strahant Consolidated School

The Strahant Consolidated School notes last week absentees including Shirley Brammer Mildred Horn Robert Howe Theron Bolton Faye Hambsch Fern Hambsch Victor Thomas Carol Clay Carol Howe convalescing from surgery Evelyn Norton Bonnie Archer and others. Birthday candy was shared per classroom tradition as students near finishing Little Men by Louisa May Alcott.

Shirley Brammer Mildred Horn Robert Howe Theron Bolton Faye Hambsch Fern Hambsch Victor Thomas Carol Clay Carol Howe Jonnie Edmundson Hospital Council Bluffs Evelyn Norton Bonnie Archer Evelyn Bryan Betty Brammer Mildred Howe Cora Mary Halt Louisa M. Alcott

M E Church News and Local Visits in Shenandoah Area

Morning worship at 10 and 11:30 with Rev C B Guest and Mrs Chas Allen presiding. Church school sets 1 and 10:30, Epworth League 7:30 led by Marlin Lemmonds. Local visits feature Mrs Ed Nagel with Dorothy in Council Bluffs, flu illness at De Gase home, and travels of Pettigrews, Laughlins, and Nagels. Quarantine for scarlet fever at Trively home follows daughter Marilyn Joe’s illness.

Strahan Chas Gipe Epworth League Marlin Lemmonds China Church School Allen C. B. Guest Climax Ed Nagel Dorothy Council Bluffs Shonka Malvert Lewis de Gase Dale Laughlin Shenandoah Clarence Nagel Dwight Lynn Fd Pollitt Howard Allensworth Jo Wilson Ine Trively Marilyn Joe Missouri Prank Pettigrew Ruth Dakota Edgar Walker Glen Fitch Joan Herbert Johnson ci Shiels Pacific Junction Mes Frank Johnson

Absences mark seventh and eighth grade week

Five seventh and eighth grade girls were absent last week due to illness: Ann Firth Angus Ruth Hows Ellen Delph Joyel Thomas and Mildred Watts. All except Ruth Trowe are back this week in good health. The Literary club hosted an amateur hour program Monday afternoon with Kenney Grindle impersonating Major Bowl. Performances included tap dancing piano selections and a bird call imitation.

Ann Firth Angus Ruth Hows Ellen Delph Joyel Thomas Mildred Watts Ruth Trowe Kenney Grindle

High School Girls Defeat Silver City in Tuesday Match

The girls beat Silver City 36 to 28 with Erin Judale scoring 13 points and Helen Grindle 11. Geraldine Bell and Amy Halliday fouled out in the fourth quarter as Geraldine Bell added nine points.

Silver City Geraldine Bell Amy Holliday Erin Judale Helen Grindle Strahan Faners Gine Potescinat Winifred Acherman

Fragmented text describing a tragic event and protests

A distorted OCR fragment references a deadly incident and possible protests. Names and places are unreadable, but the tone suggests a disaster with numerous casualties and public reaction. The garbled text mentions Berg and Spey and a plea to halt a harmful diet linked to extensive losses.

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