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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1924
Page
6
The Malvern Leader covers home education ideas by Sophie Kitchener emphasizing nature based learning for children with bean plant lessons and mothers sharing growth observations. A Children’s Day program at the Baptist church is announced with detailed class lineups and planned offerings, followed by church services and a notice of a forthcoming wedding.
Malvern firemen were summoned Wednesday evening to a north town country home of L A Zanders. The blaze started from a woll stove that overturned while the crew attempted to remove it, spreading rapidly and cutting telephone service, forcing a call to neighbors for the alarm. Little could be saved from the house and the servants.
The Malvern Community Club will hold its next regular meeting on Tuesday evening, June 24. A further announcement will be issued next week.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Mulholland marked twenty six years of marriage last Sunday June 8. Friends and relatives visited in the afternoon to offer congratulations and best wishes for many more anniversaries.
University of Oregon reports forty six men and forty women earned honors last term. Among them is Clair Kneeland son of Mr and Mrs Will Kneeland formerly of Malvern now residing in Eugene Kneeland majors in business administration and is noted for strong academic work.
Albert W. Pace of Stanard Oil and Miss Gladys Kelley of Hastings wed in Connell Bluffs on Thursday. Rev. R. Burton Shepard of Broadway Methodist officiated. The couple will reside in Malvern after the Imels move out and are welcomed with general congratulations.
Mills County students were among the 625 graduates receiving degrees at Iowa State College in Ames during the fifty third annual commencement. The total for the year reached 724 with 199 more conferred earlier. Notable speaker Glenn Frank of Century Magazine urged strong leadership for a future leap in civilization. From Mills County Verna F. Pierce, Hastings, B S in Home Economics. Duran H. Summers, B S in Veterinary Pathology. H C Aaburg, Glenwood, Certificate in 2 year Agriculture, were listed among the graduates.
X A Imel formerly with the Malvern Leader has bought The Glidden Graphic, a weekly in Carroll County. He plans to move next week to take charge, leaving Malvern after many years of service on the town council and in church work. Residents wish him happiness in the new venture.
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