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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1945
Page
3
Sunday School at the Presbyterian Church will not be held during July due to Dr. Marsh's vacation. He will begin interesting plans on the first Sunday in August, with further notices to follow in this column.
A birthday party for Lois Rosser was held at her home on June 18 with many young friends attending. Lois, eight, received gifts as games and refreshments were enjoyed, hosted by Mrs. Rosser. The semi annual report from Mills County treasurer C D Aistrope notes E bond sales at 224,605 toward a 420,000 county quota, with comments urging residents to buy bonds to support the war effort.
Mr and Mrs Frances Finneau and son of near Lincoln along with Mrs Anna Allely of Davy Neb and Miss Thelma Allely of Lincoln were honored at a family dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs W W Young of Shenandoah Sunday. Dozens attended including Alta Young Walter Young Len Fichter and Bill Fichter and many others visiting relatives and friends in Randolph Omaha and nearby towns.
Church School at 9 a.m. Morning Worship at 11 15 a m with the sermon Our God by Pastor J D Payne.
Shenandoah social calendar includes Mrs. Alice Hetzel and Mrs. E J Blakely with Miss Pat Blakely visiting Saturday. Mrs. Virginia Howerys to host Rebekah Kensington next week. Mr and Mrs M L Allery Darryl and Glen McCracken in Omaha Monday. Mr and Mrs Ralph Smith of Camp Lee Va guests of Roas and Mrs Smith. they will visit Mrs Smiths parents in Denver Thursday. Mrs Lillian Barnea and son visited Mrs Clara Inman Saturday. Friendship Circle to meet with Mrs Jim Davis Wednesday afternoon July 4. All members to attend. Mrs Tom Rumery and baby spent last week with her parents Bob and Mrs Phillips.
Mrs. Arthur Enawold and family hosted a Los Angeles clan visiting at Wesley Chapel. Attendees included Mrs. Gerald Tillson and three children, plus Mrs. Guy Jordan and daughter Korliss, Mrs. Leon Weigman, and Mrs. Dallas McGrew with Joan McGrew performing a piano solo. Gary Good visited the Douglas home near Emerson. Local residents Lt. Edwin McGrew, Ruel Harold, Stanley Harold, Roy DeBolt, and Barbara DeBolt appeared at various gatherings across Irwin, Nodaway, Red Oak, and Emerson. Korliss Jordan and Joan McGrew joined events in Red Oak and Emerson, with multiple social calls among Valley View families.
Graded eggs differ in quality but Grade B and C can substitute for many uses when properly graded and stored, offering a cheaper option. Grades A and AA excel for boiling poaching and frying, while B and C suit other tasks.
California, unexpectedly among the top four rice producers, ships about 5,000,563,000 bags of 100 pounds each, highlighting its surprising dominance in the grain's production landscape.
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