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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1936
Page
3
Obituary of Frank Cahill, longtime Imogene resident, and a recounting of family ties. Community updates include births, marriages, illnesses, school events, and road conditions affecting Shenandoah and Paxton areas during February.
Frank Edie sells his one acre Emerson southeast farm to T R Ellison who farms near Wales, Edie to receive Ellison residence in Malvern with possession this month and a sale at the farm next week. Emerson Chapter No 121 OEO meets Monday March 9 with important business. school of instruction March 30 with Worthy Grand Matron and guests. Local social notes follow including visits, birthdays, and community updates from Emerson and nearby towns.
American Legion Auxiliary hosted a carpet rag event Friday February 28 at Mrs W H Cramer's home with 160 attendees. The program featured piano solo welcome readings medley of songs and talks on Americanism and national defense led by Mrs Vernon Johnson. Rag rugs were sewn for Clarinda veterans hospital and quilt blocks prepared. Lunch proceeds totaled 6.36. Several local residents attended events and visits followed in nearby towns.
The Emerson Women's Relief Coins No. 244 holds a regular meeting Saturday March 7 with Edna Grayson directing the Washington and Lincoln program. A pot luck luncheon will be served by the birthday committee. Numerous local residents and families are noted in social visits and moves across nearby towns.
Mrs. Laura Hodge Genoa Nebr and Mr and Mrs L C Bullington and family were Sunday dinner guests in Alfred Cooper home Ella Kellenbarger assisting with house work Mrs Hodge visited in W M Kellenbarger and Alfred Cooper homes Mrs L C Bullington visited with Mrs Claude Rector Alfred Cooper and family supper guests in Claude Rector home Tuesday Mrs Claude Rector visited with Mrs L C Bullington and Mrs W M Kellenbarger J H James had cattle on South Omaha market Chester Cooper visited B R Bridge home Wednesday Alfred Cooper visited his brother J W Cooper and family in Glenwood Monday Mrs Dale Shelley visited W M Kellenbarger home Friday Japan building two aircraft carriers six light cruisers 20 destroyers and 13 submarines.
Feared ugly truth as the upper classes of Vietorn days deliberately shut their eyes to life’s turbulent reality. They try to sequester themselves from daily struggles, failing to face the stark social divisions and harsh truths of their era.
Strahan residents Mr and Mrs Ben Coxon travel to Ames with Mrs Zeno Buss while Mrs Mary Hillyer moves goods to a new Hancock county home. Neighbors assist loading, Dallas Cluey drives to Ames as Mrs Hillyer joins her parents Myr and Mrs James en route. Local notices mention school reopenings, basketball plans, and county tournament observations amid scattered travel and relocation activity.
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