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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1933

Page

3

Male Chorus Sings rituals Hymns at Union Service

Attenders at the community church service Sunday evening heard a union male chorus present an evening of sacred numbers. The twenty one member group, led by Vernon Bobbitt with Ralph Birch Mayfig on accompaniment, drew a large crowd at the Methodist church. The program included two anthems Awakening Chorus and Master the Tempest is Raging, two spirituals Swing Low Sweet Chariot and Standing in the Need of Prayer, and hymns Church in the Wildwood and My Anchor Holds. A quartet sang One Fhoeting Hour and The Third er, while Edward Wearlin and Lloyd Walker performed Sometime Somewhere. Marjorie Donner accompanied. Rev J. Bobbitt read the scripture and delivered the benediction. Gertrude Ballard of Red Osk visited Loncilie Churchil.

Mansic Vernon Bobbitt Ralph Birch Methodiat Church Church In the Wildwood Anchor Walter Sherpa Linyd Bhort Sane Dorothy Lea Cadman Edward Wearlin Lloyd Walker Tilman Marjorie Donner Harry Hilton Holmes Jane

Surprise Birthday Party In Malvern Neighborhood

A surprise celebration occurred last week near Malvern on February 93 at the Martin Boipola home. Miss Martha Setpold organized the event, honoring Washington's birthday and Mr Setpold's birthday as well.

Malvern

Knop Family Reunion Hears Guests, No Refreshments Served

A social gathering concluded late with no refreshments. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Walter Knop, Mr and Mrs Louis Knop and daughter, Mr and Mrs Louis Ley and family, Mr and Mrs Otto Mensehel and daughters, Mr and Mrs Walter Ponton, Alfred Evarett Lester Knop, Edwin Gerald Leu, Hugo Otin Albert Beipold Gradge Laughlin Della Knop and others. The event featured conversation and merry atmosphere amid a large turnout.

Walter Knop Bra Louis "Knop Louis Ley Song Mra Otto Mensehel Walter Ponton Alfred Evarett Lester Knop Edwin Gerald Leu Hugo Otin

Mrs Sarah Raine Honored on Eighty-Second Birthday

Mrs Sarah Raine was surprised with a midday party at the Roy Lewis home in Glenwood hosted by the Rebecca lodge honoring her eighty second birthday. Charles Raine, her grandson, attended the event along with family and friends.

Mra Sarah Raine Charles Raine Sarah Raine Roy Lewis Glenwood Pat Luckynebson Rebecca Lodge Mra. Raine

Funeral Rites Held For Malvern Native Heath Summers

Rites for Heath H Summers were held as mourners gathered to honor a Malvern native born November 15 1990 who battled lifelong illness and worked as a bus driver. Summed by family and friends he faced hardship with courage driving through a final storm toward availability for his passengers and employer before his death in a Rawlins Wyoming hospital.

Rawlins Wyo W. L. Summers Nora Mary Ellen Malvern Alster Nora Thomason Grinnell John Summers Chicago Beaides Mr. Summers God Fife Wye Ana

Towa Tuberculosis Association Meet in Council Bluffs

The annual meeting of the Towa Tuberculosis association will be held in Council Bluffs Friday and Saturday at the Chieftain hotel. A top program with leading U S speakers is planned. The meetings, luncheon, and Friday dinner are open to the public with reservations available. Miss Maree Kelley visited her parents Mr and Mrs P R Kelley near Haat ines over the weekend.

Towa Tuberculosis Association Council Bluffs Chieftain Hotel United States

Firemen at Annual Frolic Charm Malvern Volunteers

Malvern's volunteer fire department held its annual trade and social in the Community Building last Wednesday evening. About fifty to sixty firemen and guests attended the progressive party with games, high and low point prizes, punch, coffee, and doughnuts. Harry Lockabill Jr. won high point and a corn fishen bowl, Sam Walker took the low prize of cleansing powder, and the event was run by the social and entertainment committee chaired by F. S. Higeine, with listed department members assisting.

Malvern Prises Harry Lockabill Jr Helce Sam Walker Department F. 8. Higeine F. A. Mulholland Lloyd Mulholland Eugene Hertz C. T Kunce J. H. Beckwith Albert Johnson Dale Kline Toth Gidley Ward Roberta Vern Dunn John Kline E. E. Springer Homer Walker J. E. Randerson

Local Residents and Visits Highlight Rural Happenings

Mr and Mrs B E B Comba from south of Emerson were in Malvern yesterday. Mrs Louis Hetzel east of Randolph had a narrow escape from asphyxiation due to monooxide gas while washing and recharging the lighting system. Grace Churchill and Morton Troxel of Wilbur Nebr visited the Frank Churchill home on Saturday night. T A Grose from Mitchell S Dak came Friday to accompany Mrs Cross and the children home after six weeks with her parents. Several other locals attended social events, visits to Omaha, and routine family gatherings. Chicken pox keeps families indoors as Esther and Leong Leu and others recover, while Esther Leid aides a move with Rae dolph Manschel.

B. EB. Comba Emerson Malvern Louis Hetzel Randolph Mies Grace Churchill Morton Troxel Wilbur Nebr Frank Churchill T. AR. Grose Mitchell Dak Cross Mielt Parente Olive Kayton Geo F. Salyers Escrett Mise Bad Omaha George Mellor Clarkson Hospital J. B. Jeep Frank Herty Carl Hertz Bt. Edwards Vialt Minnie Nelson Dilford Mackey Dorothy Miller Alice Hall Apent Oman Bre Mackey Com Esther and Leong Aitte Elizabeth Leu Robert Leu Esther Ley Ia Raedolph Manschel

Hillsdale Community Club Feb Meeting Program

Hillsdale Community Club held its February meeting Friday evening at the church. A special program for the evening was arranged and presented by the club's young people featuring music led by Mrs. Leova Ham mers and Carol Reasoper, a rendition titled Melding, and performances by Dawn of American Democracy doubtless led by Heith Rune, with vocal duets by Lavite Ariscos and Arditi Slaughter. A quartet including Walter Phelps and Lloyd Short performed, followed by a play segment.

Hillsdale Community Club Leova Hammers Carol Reasoper Votadust Maxine van Oradel Virginia Anthony Dawn of American Democracy Heith Rune Lavite Ariscos Arditi Slaughter Musto Phyliia Weseler Apothony Mickelwalt Walter Phelps Lloyd Short Oiiford Dillehay Alessy Wortman Wes Aee Hebacen Mloule Ayers Ai Ath Sian

Garden Club Notes and Meeting Reflections

A fragmented report from Cheb Met Fetraery outlines garden club activities. It mentions a simplify approach to gardening without a garden, mentions Mrs Gageter and Mrs Cotttha, and hints at introducing new plants and annuals, with some debate on buying seeds and starting year planning.

Gageter Saeda Cotttha Atias Laird Garden Club Rolleal

Fettke Celebrate 28th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs A C Frink hosted numerous relatives and friends at dinner on Sunday February 26 to honor their twenty eighth wedding anniversary. Guests from Henderson Red Oak Silver City and others joined in afternoon games and offered a purse as a silver anniversary gift.

A. C. Fetik Mra. Rink Mra A. C. Frink Elizabeth Lawrence C. A. Stewart Wits Tete Trehe Edith Mary Etwart Chas. Wetze Jand Twine Charles Charlotte Liftie Kjelberg Henderson W. W. Irmigan J. O. Frink Red Oak James FoBchoening Silver City Guesta Mrs. Frink

Extend Star Route East to Imogene Boosts Maild Service

The Malvern post office adds a new star route to Imogene. The service increases to two daily mails, thanks to efforts by Imogene Postmaster C. B. Abbott and Congressman 0.5B. Ed News, already on the Ran dolph route, will carry the Imogene mail. Ness departs Malvern once train No.11 mail from Burlington is secured, completing a third star route to Tabor.

Poat I. L. Donner Malvern Poat Imogene C. B. Abbott Ed News Randolph Ness Malvern Burlington Tabor

Cooney Catches Harness Thieves

Deputy Sheriff Cooney and Harry Widows stopped a car after a late night chase and halted it near White City camp in Glenwood. They found two men and a pile of harness. the suspects could not account for the items and were taken into custody with Minor losses reported.

Cooney Harry Widowa Eldorn Anaimona Hed Oak Red Oak Mr. Cooney Aide Montgomery Cine Bend

Death Notice of Breveron Watam Member of Malvern Church

Breveron Watam of the First Baptist Church of Malvern died June 26 1815 after a long illness. He left a widow and children, including Florence Min Bowen and Aimee Rost, with his eldest brother James of Indiana. The infant son Jean also died.

Mary Pratt Breveron Malvern Tim Twelten James Indiana Florence Min- Me Bowen Heastings Aimee Rost Vareit Jean Ini

Obituary of Howard Dolph in South Grove Township

Howard Ormaby Dolph born November 3, 1874 in the South Grove township area near Bratun, died after a brief illness of bronchial pneumonia. Burial was in South Grove cemetery beside his son Kenneth, pallbearers listed as Roy and Robert Shani, W. E. Fahnestock, Fred H. Priest, Harry Conrad, and Lyelle Bhay. Dolph lived in his neighborhood most of life, respected for neighborliness, honesty, and integrity.

Charles Tos South Grove Kenneth Bin Roy Robert Shani W. E. Fahnestock Fred H. Priest Harry Conrad Lyelle Bhay Dolph Elven Howard Ormaby Dolph J. Hiram Dolph South Grove Township Btrahan

Obituary for E.Y. 3D Davis and family tributes

The obituary notes the life of E Y 3D Davis a longtime farmer near his farm joining until 1911 and his family ties. He married Edna Znte Ogden in 1368 and had three children Kenneth Howard Geraldine and Maxine with the wife. Surviving relatives include Harvey Baird three sisters and many others. A funeral tribute laments his memory and includes verses written by a present attendee.

Bette Edna Znte Ogden Morink Kenneth Howard Geraldine Maxine Harvey B. Aird Wi Dolph Aisteta Hira Datbin Isthe M. Davis Helen Bummels Teranda E. Y. 3D

Also Mentioned on This Page

Misa Gertrude Ballard Red Osk Loncilie Churchil Martin Hintvey H. Summers Towa T. B. Association Maree Kelley Mrs. P. R. Kelley Haatines Malvern Sale Serkhimer Fettke Wateht Batt Gail Lasata Paul Hoentaldt Nile Fara Gidtey Haatinga Takin Emeraon D. O. Cunningham Tom Shaw Plano Tunitit Collins Hastings Ble Bird
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