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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1923

Page

2

Hastings area items and social notes reflect community life

A Hastings notes page reports visits and guests including Mrs Eva Van Ausdale, Miss Fthel Clark, and Mrs J W Cox. It notes plans for westward relocation by Mr Van Gorkum, a garage partnership forming, and a building fracture incident near a residence with Dr Christy being treated. The tone mirrors a busy small town with family news and local business updates.

Myren Baxter Dorathy Moa Itagtet Daugher Ruth Wye Potin American Council Cildren Ruqday Brute Nebr Mra J. W. Cox Mist Eva Mintle Glenwoul Wa Na Mies Doris Pri Menday Vin Corkum and Riel Abla Plastings Jain Mer. Richards van Gorkum Piva van Ausidale Chisty

Henderson News Notes July 1 3rd Class Office Clarification

Henderson prepares for a municipal transition as it will become a third class post office with an International Money Order Office starting July 1. Local activity includes harvest plans, travel visits to Omaha, family gatherings, and a community baseball game at Macedonia grounds featuring Emerson versus Henderson.

Hillsdale Holds Homecoming Celebration and Church Services

Hillsdale church marked its fifty year anniversary with a full day of homecoming events. Four hundred plus attended including former pastors Rev Prather, Rev Goodrich, Rev Howard, and Rev W E Shuey. An afternoon program featured music, speeches, and a cafeteria style feast serving about 225 people.

Hilldale Mre Gay Parker Silver City Ryerk Bistory Elven Dolhura Hving W.N. Phipps N. 8 Phelpa Glenwood Hillsdale L. &. Coleman Prather Sidney Goodrich Howard Imogene W. E. Shuey Breeling Hastings

Fragments From Strahan News Events

In heat a reader recalls losses of five Poland China pigs and five saws. M C Woouff and family returned from a Washington DC auto trip, visiting Ohio and Indiana. J Steele and wife visited Omaha. CE Nargis and family drove to Logan for the Fourth. Norris’s brother arrives from Chicago for a family reunion. Janes Langwair shipped hogs to Onala. Epworth Leaguers join Panket and Wagoner to Silver City for the County League Rally.

Frank Hillyer M. C. Woouff Washlington D.C Big Buriner Ohio Indiana J. Steele Oman CE. Nargis Logan Mr. Norris Chicago Janes Langwair Key Mra. Wagoner Epworth Leguers Silver City Sindy

Local Social Notes From Wesley Chapel And Red Oak Visits

Wesley Chapel residents Mrs J Clark and daughter visited Melvern on Tuesday. HR Pierson called at Inuba on Tuesday. Wilkin went to Chicago with Mires to transport cattle last week. Miss Isabella Puryear of Heniler-Sete spent Sunday with LA Brayers. Mr and Mrs Russell Blunt and son Bobbie of Plattsmouth visited Webane of Get Bicket Saturday evening and Sunday. Ladies sewed with Mrs Harcy Wileot Wednesday afternoon. They and Mrs Worton and Vers Clark were Red Oak visitors Thursday. A program at Bresday eve featured musty aid readings enjoyed by a large audience. Afterward cake was served, about eighty dollars collected. Danley family visited the Woo Fickel home Sunday. Pierson and Ole Sumners went Omaha whistling on Saturday.

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Fayler PED Woes Cites Her and Mrs apaz from Medical a hool vet Chiergo

The News Of Emerson reports the death of William Crawford after a long illness. Funeral at Red Oak Presbyterian Church, burial in the Emerson cemetery. Also notes local residents traveling to Des Moines for the National Convention and business updates, with several social and community notices.

W. RK. Crawford Wiliam R. Crawford Red Oak Presbyterian Emerson

The Child's First School and Praise for Effort

A weekly Home Education column urges praise to children for garden work and chores. It argues that a kind word motivates effort, aiding learning and development, with examples from a mother scolding and a boy receiving no praise. It notes Massachusetts education programs offer parent courses.

Froebel National Kindergarten Association West 40Th Street New York City Nestor Noel Jon Palesles Howe Massachusetts State Department of Education Ft University Extension Division

Presbyterian Church News and Summer Institute Details

Sunday services feature an Anti-Saloon League speaker at 11 a.m. and a 7 p.m. C. F. meeting led by Louise Ranny on the topic What Does Christian Brotherhood Mean. Reports on the Manawa Summer Conference, Epworth League events, and a Glenwood Institute project in Mills County are noted. The Hagenbeck-Wallace circus studio advertises high jumping horses Porter and Maid of the West with top riders and a large horse contingent.

Selyoot Anti-Saloon League C. F Louise Ranny Christian Brotherhood Manawa Walter C. Plank Women’s Foreign Society J. W. Wright Epworth League Wm. L. Wade Wrening Wade Iowal League Glenwood Epworth League Institute Mills County Hagenbeck Porter Sharpe Maid-of-the-West Atta Boy Kentucky Fhagenbeck-Wallace Hef Orin Davenport Nyar Cecil Lowanda Carl Crandall Vietotis Riedint Lula Davenport Bessie Casello Louise LeDoux Marguerite Crandall

Circus comes to Shenandoah with grand parade and fox hunt

The Carl Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus arrives in Shenandoah with an afternoon and night show and a free morning street parade on Tuesday July 10. A true English fox hunt features hunters and hunt colors, following a pack of Walker Hounds tracking the scent of six trained foxes. The horses are well schooled and can clear the barrier.

Madison Square Garden New York Shenandoah Hunt

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