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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1933
Page
8
Hastings marked the fifth wedding anniversary of Reig Tan and Prated Reig at Southie Wedding Hall. Relatives gathered in large numbers to join the couple in a bountiful dinner and an afternoon of pleasant socializing. Numerous gifts were exchanged, and guests enjoyed a warm, festive atmosphere.
Mrs Fred Priest joins brother oO B Hutchinge and Mise Herls Priest as they left Saturday morning in Hutchings car for Hammond Indiana to tour the Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago They will return via Dies Moites and Doris will accompany them She has just finished another year's teaching in the Hammond schools and has been reelected for another year.
North Grove Memorial Service conducted by the Women’s Belief Corps of Emerson featured Hastings girls glee club and Emerson martial band. Rev Joseph F Bulle delivered the address as local families from Rochester New York Malvern Glenwood Council Bluffs and Omaha joined in. Several residents and visitors were noted including Mildred Ailey Ramph Fred Priest and Mae Friest among others. The program also listed Thelma Evelyn Crawford Gladye Utes Ruth Alderaan and additional participants.
Rev Thomas of Wesley Chapel delivered an interesting sermon last Friday as Mr Ripley was absent with Mr Thomas substituting. The Epworth League plans events this week to raise funds for a mutilate tubd and will send at least two delegates to Indianola this year. A cabinet meeting is set for Tuesday evening at the church at 7 o'clock.
Hastings Tennis Club members tidy and repair the court behind Christie Barber shop. They sweep, level, and mark the surface as several good players join in practice games. Local residents and visitors frequent the area in a lively weekend of activity and socializing.
East Liberty residents gather for church services with 10 o clock preaching and 11 o clock Bible school. Local visits include Norma McCollister with grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank Haines and Beatrix Nelson visiting from St Edward Nebraska. Community events list Ladies Aid meeting June 7 and a young ice cream and strawberry dessert at the church, plus notes on cemetery flowers and visitors from Council Bluffs and Glenwood.
Memorial Day observances drew a good crowd despite threatening weather. A noon basket dinner, 2:30 pm service with songs and prayers, and an afternoon across the cemetery with flowers honored soldiers and their wives. Attendees included many families from Silver City, Council Bluffs, Omaha, and nearby towns. updates noted Mr. G. W. Rimel improving in hospital.
Rural Mills county schools report well-attended closing picnics and programs. Hillsdale held a morning track meet and noon picnic then an afternoon school program. Sliver Creek, with nine pupils, had thirty eight present for the picnic. Send Hollow held a packed last-day program Thursday night. Pleasant Hill and PTA held a joint meeting. Several pupils earned perfect spelling lessons, and a few were noted for no absences or tardies.
The Smernon Meh school held graduation exercises with sixteen graduates receiving diplomas. Elmer A. Base, a former student, delivered the commencement address filled with reflections from his own graduation twenty seven years ago.
The Emerson public school closed Friday afternoon with an eighth grade class of seventeen and seniors’ class day program in the school gymnasium. Violet Edie was valedictorian with 93.7 percent average. Georgia Hatneld Maxine Shaw and others near top marks. Clyds Smith MC’d. Coach Clyde E. Ridenour received a coach’s letter B from basketball players as the year closed. Supt B H Paxson led the event with Miss Jeanette Carson and Marjorie Taylor teachers.
Emerson fell 3 to 2 to Mill Grove in a tight home opener last Sunday. Emerson led early, Mill Grove pulled ahead late, and Emerson will face Malvern next Sunday on its diamond. Various local residents were noted visiting relatives and friends across Omaha Council Bluffs and Glenwood, with several mentioning travel to see games.
News from the Iowa town notes the death of Mrs. Myrtie Beta Thelm in California on May 12 and lists numerous visits and moves among residents. Entries mention Dorie McDowell visiting Lincoln, May Gallaway with Omaha, L. L. Scott to Lantell Nebraska, Iva Patterson from Council Bluffs, Sarah Anery from Sidney, and several family trips and staffing changes including Clifford Peterson leaving the Elliott school for Shannon City.
North of Malvern Lee Adama reported an unidentified visitor claiming State Street in Chicago near Tribune Tower. Deputy Sheriff Jake Frazier detained the man in Glenwood where officials deemed him mentally incompetent. Preparations began to return him to Chicago surroundings.
New York reports a bankers conference where A W Diller argues advertising remains vital to stay in business. He cites 1933 as a strong year and urges firms to go out for customers, using newspaper ads in measured, concise copy to engage readers and build public confidence despite tough conditions.
Commentator warns that soaring inflation could alter basic goods. Instead of chicken in every pot, a toy balloon might fill a safely disposable box, signaling shifting consumer expectations.
Bertha Waldo of North Dakota reports losing over 40 pounds in a year using Kruschen Salta a daily half teaspoonful in hot water each morning. The ad promises health gains, reduced constipation gas and acidity, improved vitality and clear skin urging readers to buy a four week jar at drugstores worldwide with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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