Community Ladies Honor Teachers With Luncheon
Social items report women from Wertseleut district hosting a three course luncheon at the Elyde home Tuesday. Guests included Miss Arterburn and her mother, plus county superintendent Amy Hammers.
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1937
Page
7
Social items report women from Wertseleut district hosting a three course luncheon at the Elyde home Tuesday. Guests included Miss Arterburn and her mother, plus county superintendent Amy Hammers.
A wedding at the home of Mr and Mrs J Van Steenbergen in Prairie City united Isa Borene of Malvern and Byron Cloud of Red Oak. Officiating minister Rev Dr R Moser presided as bridesmaids wore organdie gowns and rings were borne in glass baskets. Guests from Malvern Red Oak Bedford Spencer Omaha and Monro attended. The couple left for a new home in Alton after a 7 o clock dinner and bridge games.
The fragmentary text contains distorted quotes and nonsensical lines about stains wallpaper and meals. It references potential quotes from multiple speakers with broken phrasing and unusual spellings, lacking coherent news content or identifiable entities.
News notes recount the Seeger Fulton wedding at a Bartlett location with Rev Bee officiating, Miss Lorimer as bridesmaid, Gene Failtoc as best man, and guests including Wanda Nelson. A reception featured ice cream and cake, with Anna Seeger aiding. Also noted are travels of Megladdery family and social gatherings surrounding Methodist and Royal Neighbors groups.
A serious outbreak of canker worms in southern Iowa, centered near Oskaloosa and Apple, defoliates elms and other trees. The spring worm is green to brown and 1 to 1.5 inches long, with June feeding. Control stresses prevent female moths from laying eggs and suggest using lead arsenate sprays or tangl efoot bands. timing is critical from February to April.
A fragmented note recalls figures such as Wik, Uren, Gregan, Pewter, and Schureny amid a muted tribute. The text hints at memorial sentiments and local leadership, with references to advertisers and community ties as the piece closes.
In a dramatic CCCamp vs Wallers softball clash the Wallers win 5 to 4 in the 12th inning. Landis starts the decisive rally with a long fly to left as Mulholland misplays, allowing Landis to circle the bases for the winning run. Millikan and Dunn excel in relief as fielding gems highlight the tense extra frames. CC Camp falls 14 to 11 to Wallers in the other game.
Malvern man claimed a prize at the Red Oak golf tournament held Sunday at Red Oak. Notable entrants included Dr. Jeter Stine and Frank Viator from Anetor, with local fans following the event closely.
Three weed control demonstrations will be held in Mills county on Wednesday June 18. Locations include a farm south of Flastings, another south of Hillsdale, and the Henry Thie schater farm in St Marys township. E B Sylvester of the Ames service will contact farmers and explain methods for treating various weeds and large vs small plots.
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The Junior Chamber of Commerce plans to sponsor a new softball team next week, with Francis E. Pace as manager. A schedule will be set so teams play once weekly, inviting all interested players to contact Pace. Membership in the J C C is not required to be eligible.
Rain interrupted the Friday night softball game at Malvern between the Oilers and Company Team of Glenwood after three innings with Glenwood leading 1 to 0. The match was supposed to be played earlier in the day.
Three Mills county representatives Tra L. Turner C J Wilson and John Longstreet attended a district conference in Council Warfs on Tuesday to obtain AAA 1938 farm program guidance for farmers. They will report to county boards and NA.
A sprawling OCR fragment lists names, places, and events from a rural community. It mentions injuries and hospital stays, parish activities, school honors, and local neighbors attending gatherings. The piece reads like a dense notices page with scattered proper nouns such as locations, families, and institutions, but many names are garbled.
G Wl White announces Malvern day at Ak-Sar-Ben races on Monday June 14 for Malvern and nearby residents. Tickets cost 25 cents tax charged. available at The Midwestern Leader office or White's residence. Tickets valid for the Ak-Sar-Ben Den show June 4 at the Ak-Sar-Ben coliseum near the grandstand.
A brief note describes sundogs appearing when sunlight passes through a thin ice crystal cloud, yielding bright spots in the sky. The phenomenon is observed as two halos or bright patches to the sides of the sun.
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