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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1934

Page

6

Go East Young Man Go East In Curious Travel Tale

An anecdotal account follows a road trip from Virginia toward Washington, recalling frayed radiator troubles in cold weather, a brush with the Capitol’s corridors, and encounters with notable figures like Speaker Rainey and Huey Long. The piece mingles local notices, social visits, and school happenings from Malvern.

Virginia Washington Malvern Public Irainia Richmond Ersat Tyn

Ladies Union Holds Meeting at Mrs Nims Home

The regular La dies Union met last Wednesday at Mrs Henry Nims home with Mrs Opal Bayes assisting. A short session approved applying 30 dollars to the church budget. After the business, two comforts were finished and bound. Refreshments of chicken sandwiches pickles gingerbread whipped cream coffee were served. The next meeting will be March 7 at Mrs Wood Vestal home with assistants Mrs Frank Croyst and Mrs Arthur Churchman.

Ladies Union Henry Nims Opal Bayes Birs. Wood Vestal Hustesses Frank Croyst Arthur Churchman

Shower for Recent Bride Hosts and Games Amid Bad Weather

A misc bridal shower honoring Norma Shag was held Saturday afternoon at her home with hostesses Mrs. Mildred Hillyer Bryant Shaul and Miss Margaret Angus among others. Despite rain, guests enjoyed games and opened gifts, the bride receiving useful home items. Refreshments included strawberry Bavarian cream angel food cake and coffee.

Helen Fisher Miles Loretta Horn Norma Shaul Margaret Angus Mildred Hillyer Bryant Heber Hillyer Faye Bay

Strahan Consolidated School bids farewell to two students

On Friday Feb 23 the Strahan Consolidated School room held a farewell party for Doris Pollitt who moves to Glenwood and Milton Wilson who will relocate near Imogene. The junior high team beat Randolph 10 to 7 by three points in a Feb 23 game.

Doris Pollitt Milton Wilson Doria Pollitt Glenwood Imogene Randolph Junior High Acora

Fourth Grade Spelling Honors and School Activities

Third and Fourth Grade pupils achieved perfect spelling records for six weeks. Names include Sheila Johns son, Kenneth Swain, Lyla Mae Timpeon, Ann Edith Angus, and Jerald Quoningham who has a perfect six week spelling record. Students expressed enjoyment making designs with new stick printing sets. A Washington program was presented by first and second grades Thursday. Mrs. Coxon visited the room Thursday afternoon.

Sheila Johnsson Kenneth Swain Lyla Mae Timpeon Ann Edith Angus Jerald Quoningham Jerald Washington

Farmers Discussion Group Meets Tonight at Strehan

The eleventh Farmers' Discussion Group meeting at Strehan will host a program by T. Wicks under Kuncoe Nelson. Moving pictures, tale and Q&A included. Volleyball to follow. Bring plenty of sandwiches. coffee provided.

Strehan T. 4 Wicks Kuncoe Nelson

Strahan Boys Organize 4-H Club in Two Townships

Plans by Ben Coxen and Harold Ingle to form Deer Creek and White Cloud 4-H livestock club for boys ages 10 to 20. Initial meeting postponed due to weather, rescheduled at Strahan school with a program sponsored by International Harvester. Officers to be elected, county program outlined, and projects reviewed for 1934.

Deer Creek White Cloud Ben Coxen Strahan Harold Ingle Etrahan Whites Cloud All Boys of Club &Ge Coxen International Harvester Company Blrahan Ingle

Bridge Benefit Attendees At Malvern Legion Auxiliary

Mrs Brugat Wederuyiat Mrs Wright Mrs Blanche Pettigrew and Mrs Herbert Johngon attended the bridge benefit of the Legion Auxiliary at Malvern on Thursday afternoon.

Brugat Wederuyiat Mra. Wright Blanche Pettigrew Herbert Johngon the Legion Auxiliary Malvern

Free Food Distribution for Poor Relief in Mills County

Salt pork butter and canned beef are prepared for free distribution to the needy in Mills County. The county board of supervisors will notify overseers in local communities where to receive tickets and food. Needy individuals holding tickets present them at designated stores Mulhollands serves Melvern Silver City Strahan and Grawfords Hastings and Henderson locations.

Mills County County Board At Supervisors Asverall Mulhollands Melvern Sliver City Strahan and Grawfords Hastings Henderson

Conoco Broadcasts to Aid Local Tourist Business

Mille county towns expect tourism boost from Conoco Travel Bureau radio broadcasts. The drive includes dramatized vacation tours and promotional mailers to publicize scenic sites and lodges across America, with 87 NB signals reaching local areas and an estimated travel spend of 250 dollars per household.

Conoco Mille County Continental O11 Company Conoco Travel America Tate Ia Uhla Rome

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