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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1933
Page
5
Leomud Anderson entertained a group of thirty two at their home last evening. Cards and entertaining refreshments followed by a delicious spread. Mrs Clifford Alstrona of Omaha and Byron Cloud of Red Oak were among the guests.
A well attended local social event on Wednesday brought together Mr and Mrs Dale McChare, Mrs L Haines, Lester Henderson and families, F A Batterheld and daughter, La Yorn Fraters and son, BR G Rusa and wife, Arch Clay and daughters, Steve Hattes family, Ben Mattia and Walter Howard, plus Fred Aletinder and others. Guests enjoyed a pleasant social time and shared refreshments with neighbors.
A feature highlights a birthday surprise for Miss Valda Hurst at the Hilton home with old time costumes and bridge tables. It also notes Emanuel class activities at the Baptist church, election of officers, and several upcoming religious events across Methodist, Baptist, and Presbyterian churches, including a World Day of Prayer service and Sunday activities led by L. A. Bobbitt.
The Ladies Society of East Liberty church hosted a program last Friday evening at the church. The event featured readings, a vocal solo, a play titled Mrs Jenkins Brilliant Idea, and multiple cast members. Attendance was good, refreshments were served, a small charge was charged, and net proceeds totaled 7.60 with thanks extended to all contributors.
Mrs Haines surprised at a Friday tea to celebrate her birthday with a noon potluck, ice cream and cake. Guests included family and friends from nearby towns and neighbors, with gifts such as a lavender bed spread. Men present shared in the dinner and several locals plus visitors attended events around Bartlett and Glenwood areas.
The East Liberty Methodist Church reports a successful Ladies Aid program last Friday. The March 1st church night committee includes Mr. and Mrs. W H Maddocke and Miss Hasei Owens. Scripture readings continue Romans through March 14 as the conference pushes to pay half-year local finances. Attendance urged for next Sunday at 10 for worship and 11 for church school with lessons on spirituality and human suffering.
Mrs Wilfenders housebound ill 267 Wevera montie family gathered Sunday for dinners and a few homey times. East Liberty Aid Society plans to serve Inneh at the Roy Brake sale Friday of this week March. They request donations of pies and bons from society and church members and friends.
Farmers continue field work while legal matters unfold. Tom Wills was summoned to Glenwood court for an April 20 hearing in the Otha Hyde auto accident case. A gasoline theft occurred near W A Bower’s farm with 60 to 160 gallons taken from a Raseline tank. No solid clues linked suspects yet. local activity shows people busy with farming and home projects.
Malvoth Orioles lose 22 to 16 in Pacific Junction with Halney scoring 16 for the visitors. Wills and Holden lead Malvern with 4 points each, Fazel ejected early in the second period, Hostetter leads P J with 10 points as Pacific Junction clinches the county tournament shot.
Two teams of volleyball players from Tabor clash with local athletes this Thursday evening at the Community Building. Admission will be charged.
The annual short tournament for the Malvern faniness Men's athletic association will start next Monday evening. Volleyball tom Naltings will be announced the evening of play.
A descriptive ledger lists Oliver and John Deere equipment including tractors plows mowers cultivators harrows disc harrows grain binders and wagons. The inventory mentions Be mW corn equipment Hay stacker 8 foot mower two row Go-Devil endgate feeder portable elevator and power grinders among numerous other items.
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