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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1931

Page

4

Strahan Club Dates May Meeting and Local Events

Strahan Undies Union met at Miss Inez Bradley's home on May 27. A brief business session preceded a program of instrumental music, readings, and songs by local women. Refreshments followed with visitors from Malvern noted. Upcoming church meeting set for dine in with new hostesses. Nearby residents were seen at memorials, dinners, funerals, and family gatherings across Strahan and mobile visits to Malvern and Shenandoah.

Undies’ Union Inez Bradley Milas Bradley Harry Conrad Will Bradley Rolleitine Dane Chas. Gipe Emmet Gipe Molsherry Vettle Titan Bradley Mijas Marvel Newell Raymond Hambach Frank Steele Walter Roberts J. &. Bayes Ina Blethower Malvern Frank Crouse Frank Cites Howard Dolph

Sunday School Receives Visitors and Inspiring Sermon

Oaks notes seventy three in attendance at Sunday school with junior girls reciting the memory verse. Visitors included Gro Mowry and family from Tabor. Mr Mowry spoke well. Rev L D Thoms of Wesley Chapel attended and preached on How much land a man needs, answering seven feet of earth.

Gro. Mowry Tabor

Shenandoah Visitors and Local Guests Spread Across Week

East Liberty and area residents hosted and visited kin and friends over the weekend. Frank Haines and Archie Haines welcomed Shenandoah visitors. Betty Henderson vacationed with grandparents in Sydney. Will Clay and family joined Mr and Mrs Ben Harvey near Macedonia for Sunday meals. Walter Howard and relatives joined Mr and Mrs Dale McClure for a picnic at Frank Alexander’s near Henderson. Andrew Long traveled to Missouri for a relatives visit. C M Nelson and daughter Ethel spent several days in Glenwood aiding Mrs Elizabeth Nelson with home improvements.

Fred Newell Marvel and Frederick W. W. Mossberry Marvell Strahan Mra J. L. Wilson Clyde Wilson Des Moines Stewart Newell Fort Dodge Misa Dunsdon Tabor Malvern Frank Breale Clifford Vestal Wales Clifford Margaret Vastal Frank Crouse Raymond Hambsch Davey Bshanandnah L. J. Richardson Geneva Marlin Frank DovVal Clifford Phillipa Aon Hastings C. M. Nelson John Hanson Corner Hiufts Dale McClure Charlie Alexander Walter Howard Argh Clay Fred Alexander Frank Alexander John Wise Archie Haines Etta Loaner Silver City Frank Haines Shenandoah Will Clay Fernand la Ben Harvey Macedonia Betty Henderson Sydney Winte Harry McCollistay Frank Hai Ethel Glenwood Nelson Elizabeth Nelson

East Liberty Ladies to Hold Annual Social

The Indies of the East Liberty cemetery association will hold their annual ice cream and strawberry social next Tuesday evening June 9. Ladies please bring cakes. If it rains Tuesday the social will be held Wednesday evening.

the Indies of the East Liberty Cemetery Association

Local Social Notes From Asbury and Nearby

Miss Gladys Laughlin of Malvern visited her parents Mr and Mrs Laughlin Sunday. Mr and Mrs G T Lister and family visited Red Oak friends Sunday. Mrs Ford Wearth and daughter Marguerite and Mrs Mattie Thompson of Tabor spent Wednesday at Bert Combs home.

Gladys Laughlin Malvern 5. Laughlin G. T. Lister Red Oak Mra. Ford Wearth Marguerite Mattie Thompson Tabor Bert Combs Misa Grace Bealy Ray Beals Andy Fleming Gertie Lang Emerson Mis Barbara Ballain Harald Smith Monsrs Everett Plumb Fimo Moore Omaha M. B. Wilson Thia Asbury Center Sehon John Welton Jussel Fred Shaw William Irvin Forester Ray Wicker Kenneth Weland Anna Mae Archer Pi County Paul Combs Harvie Douglas Clara Marie James Douglas Ollie Hicks George Douglas Warren Wallings Harlan Lyle Bellwood Ivan Sainvon Joyca Stanton, Nebr Chas St. Joseph Hospital Sturgen James Durbig Desde Evans Glenwood Mra Harry Evane

Birthday Dinner Highlights Local Families Then and Now

Local news records a birthday dinner for H H Hilyer hosted by Mr and Mrs Lew Kifne with many relatives from Emerson Mason City and Malvern. Visitors include John Russell and Grace Bealy. Dozens gathered for refreshments as communities share greetings and memories.

Silver City Dinner Hosted by Skerritts

Mr and Mrs J T Skerritt entertained at a dinner Friday when all members of their family were present. Attendees included Gayle Skerritt of Elizabeth New Jersey Mrs H Elder of Geneva Nebraska Mr and Mrs J Hellman and their son Kenneth of Red Oak Mr and Mrs Ralph Skerritt Mr and Mrs Glen Skerritt Mr and Mrs Ron Burgoin Steven and Amy Mrs Ted Bowen of Malvern Mr and Mrs Alien Baliday and family and Mr and Mrs Austin of Malvern.

J. T. Skerritt Bynday Gayle Skerritt Elizabeth N. J

Miss Martha McNay heads west from Lincoln visit

Miss Martha McNay leaves Lincoln for Colorado Springs after two weeks visiting Mrs Tithie McNay and friends. She will stop at Hemingford to visit C B McNay and family before returning home. Harold Gait, recently at Maryville College, returns home and plans to depart for Cleveland for a hotel job, accompanying Gayle Skerritt back to Elizabeth town New Jersey.

Martha McNay Colorado Springs Colo Tithie McNay Miss McNay C. B. McNay Hemingford Cleveland Ohio Gayle Skerritt Elizabethtown N. J

Entertained for Sisters at Country Home in Silver City

Mrs Ren Hurgoth entertained at her country home Wednesday afternoon in honor of her sisters Mrs H A Hall of Bladen Nebraska and Mrs A H Elder of Geneva Nebraska who are visiting for the week. Guests played hearts and enjoyed a two course luncheon including nut bread sandwiches perfection salad ice cream cake and lemonade with attendees listed.

Ren Hurgoth Conuntry H. A Bladen Nebr A. H. Elder Geneva

Miss Fae Borg to Wed Leo Jens in August

Mrs Grace Hawley hosted a bridge afternoon at her home last Saturday. A two course luncheon followed and place cards announced the coming marriage of Miss Borg to Leo Jens of Glenwood in August. Attending were Frances Burgoin Maybelle Fiemming Dorothy Carver Hazel Elkjer Helen Maddocks H F Cromer and C O Bada.

Fae Borg Grace Hawley Miss Borg Leo Jens Glenwood Frances Burgoin Maybelle Fiemming Dorothy Carver Hazeile Elkjer Helen Maddocks H. F. Cromer O. Bada Silver City Times

Randolph Luncheon Honors Henderson Guests with Bridge

One of the gayest luncheons of the season was hosted by Mrs. Annabelle Piper in Randolph on Friday. Hostesses were Mrs. C. El Bexton Jr, Mrs. Roy Longs Baker, and Miss Margaret Piper. Guests from Henderson included Mrs. Raymond Caseholt and others. from Randolph were Mrs. A W Fichter and several local ladies. Six bridge tables yielded high score to Mrs. Ralph Russell and consolation to Mrs. John Goss. Roses and spring flowers decorated the setting.

Annabelle Piper Randolph C. ‘el Bexton, Jr Roy Longs Baker Margaret Piper Henderson Ralph Russell John Goss Raymond Caseholt Bevis Sowers Arthur Whalps Qeta Harover Mia Paul Phillips John Rainbow Mra W. C. Hall Chicago June Fickel Hastings Eugene Kilpatrick Omaha A. W. Fichter Jack Estes Joe Zdychnec L. L. Varnatta E. J. Blakely Roland Trivaly Glen Thomas W. J. Kilpatrick Fred Foeht Beatrice Ford

Old Record Falls in Lincoln Track Meet

Glenn Dawson of Oklahoma shattered the Big Six middle distance record in Lincoln with a 4 22 time, beating the 1912 Missouri Valley mark set by Fred Farquhar of Malvern by two-fifths of a second. The old record endured nineteen years as the Big Six formed after the Valley dissolution.

Fred Farquhar Malvernife Shige Farquhar Town State College Et Ames Glenn Dawson Oklahoma Linccoln Farequhar Big Six Conference Missouri Valley Conference Old Valley

Organ Recital by Dr C A Jesse in Malvern Church

Music lovers in Malvern enjoyed a Sunday organ recital by Dr C A Jesse of Council Bluffs assisted by Cathedral Four. Despite limited Methodist organ equipment, Jesse performed with notable technique on Festal March and Le Crepuscule, while Cathedral Four and Mrs Herman Peterson offered hymn arrangements and a final postlude.

Malvern C. A. Jesse Connell Bluffs Cathedral Four Council Bluffs Jease Calkin Dr. Je 3 Arthur R. Peterson Kenneth Wolfe C. Herman Pe*son Simper Etylis Simner Loral Carrie B. Adams Laubin-Jesse Johnson Rockwell Crado Hadyn

Sunday School Class at Max Amos Home Meets Again

The Max Amos home again hosts a Sunday school class led by Miss Inez Landis. A teaching theme notes If the mountain will not come to Mahomet, Mahomet will go to the mountain. Max Amos, sidelined by a knee injury, expresses appreciation for the class meeting at his home.

Max Amos Mahomet Inez Landis Amos Max

The Newcombs To PEND Year In East

Mr and Mrs Hradford Newcomb of Denver have gone east to spend a year with their daughters Mary in Boston and Margaret in New York City Their son Thomas Paul Newcomb with his wife and son also stays near Denver Mrs Newcomb was Miss May Paul daughter of pioneer Anderson township Malvern residents Their daughter Margaret a nurse in New York City and Mary a director for a large Boston department store

Hradford Newcomb Denver Mary Boston Margaret New York City Thomas Paul Newcomb Thomas Paul Newcomb May Paul Anderson Township Malvern Paycopathic Hospital

Center Township Farm Bureau Meeting Set for June

Center Township Farm Bureau plans a June gathering at Hildale Church. The program includes community singing, recitation by Ellen Kilpatrick, music, and a talk Why I Love the Farm by Mrs Laura Shepard. Musicians Frank and Rollin Buffington, Walter Phelps, and others perform. Poultry talk by Mrs Carl Wilson. Moving pictures will be shown.

Cantar Township

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Mik Bradley Frank Dokneon Dale Laughlin Donald Eugene Herbert Jona+son Pacific Sanction Edward Kline Raymond Laughlin Garsta Wood Vestal Ed Nagel J.T. Wilson Clyde Eliza Chinn Marvel Newell Frederic Newell Etta Alexander Dorothy Keith McClure OAKS East Liberty Vignenletm Rugs Mulholland Lugsch Hilver Lew Kifne H. H. Hilyer Frank Hiltyer Kermit Bert Ciltes Edith Ciftes Ray Mason City John Russel the Times Hall Elder Glen Skerritt Ralph Skerritt Floyd Lawson Ralph Lawson Russell Myera F. H. Barnes Hugh Ctlpson Fern Spellering Lincoln Ade Newcombs East Farm Bureau E. G. Wederqvist M le Caugille Sushan Male Mills Count Mills County Company Iowa John Doyle Frank Hilton Guernsey Thos W. Gidley Tanita Jobb Beckwith Geo. E. Masters Salem D. W. Thomas Teres White Anyona Willie Bolton Mark Hathaway Hampshire Wm. Lutz Art Jenkine Chares Ralph Martin White Cloud Otf George Schurr Dt. Tel L. Summers A. J. Bird A. U. Keckley W. Logan Ste Tom Shiv orEil John Deere Lister Kunce. & Nelson Iso Via JeorVis
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