Volleyballers Wind Up League Race
The Malvern Bust ness Men’s Volleyball League concludes with Fletcher’s team leading at 13-0, followed by Cold Batogers and The Leader Printers in a tight top tier. Final standings show Iowa State, Schoolmasters, and others in pursuit as finals begin with close, hard fought matches.
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Malvern
Fletcher
Hoseta
White
Printers
Celdar
Svenine
Puinters
Ate
Iowa State
Schoolmasters
Postal
Lioa Wires
Mulhollands
Buicke
Salyere Auto
Farmali
Farmers
Weld
Bukka
Fletcher Cleaners
Mulhollanda
Huicks
Ping
Bcare
Town
Bervers
Farmalls
AB Mulhollands
Salyers Auto
Cage Teams Paired for Sectional Meet
Eight byes and four first round games set the southwest Iowa sectional tournament at Glenwood with sixteen teams. Class split leaves six in A and ten in B. Pairings include Glenwood byes and several matchups like Hamburg versus Malvern and Tebor versus a bye.
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Glenwood
Hamburg
Malvern
Tebor
Emerson
Farragut
Hastings
Henderson Va
Pacific Junction
Randolph
Riverton
Silver City
Strahan
Thurman
Music Club to Meet Discuss Wagner Opera
The Malvern Music club will meet on Wednesday March 19. Milas Hazel Donner will lead the discussion with Wagner Opera as the program, chaired by Forrest Chantry.
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Malvern Music Club
Milas Hazel Donner
Wagner Opera
Mra
Forrest Chantry
Churches Beven Lutheran Faith Services Announced
A church bulletin lists Pastor A. P. Dahl and John’s By Dweherit as leaders at Beven area northeast of Mal vern. German services are scheduled for March 9 at 10 20 a m with a brief morning gathering.
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Beven
Malvern
Faiths unite in community church notices Sunday schedule
The Methodist Episcopal Church led by Pastor H Hicks lists Sunday services with Sunday school at 10, worship at 11, Epworth League at 6:30, and evening service at 7:30. Other churches note joint prayer events, World Day of Prayer observances, and a Bible class gathering at homes, urging all ladies to attend and church officers to be present.
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Epworth League
Bening
Prestian Chutch Henry Dale White
C. H
Miss Black
Ladies’ Social Union
Frank Bacon
Women's Missionary Societies of the Baptist
Methodist
Presbyterian
Joe Robbing
Jesus
Otto Kilne
Frank G. Tebow
Deer Creek Ladies Hold Nutrition School Luncheon
The Deer Creek township ladies hosted the final nutrition lesson at Mrs L M ine’s home on Feb 27. A two course buffet luncheon followed as the group, led by reporter Mrs H H Hillyer, enjoyed a sociable afternoon with members including Mrs Martie Fender Mrs Glen Snodgrass Mrs Joe Saner Mrs Gil bert McCain and others.
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Deer Creek Township
L. M. Ine
Martie Fender
Glen Snodgrass
Joe Saner
Gilbert McCain
Elmo Moore
Rush Kammerer
Harold Peterson
Will Wolfe
Pat Maher
Mra
R. W. Costello
Harry Conrad
Frank Hillyer
H. H. Kayton
W. W. Moleberry
Jessie Gea
Dickernbach
H. H. Hillyer
Just a Word for Company I
Private John C Alley writes to praise Company I for seven months service praising the fine organization at Camp Dodge last summer and the leadership of its captain. He commends the cheer and patriotism fostered, the camaraderie, and his intent to continue in service and support for the company.
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Co. T
Camp Dodge
Malvern
Co. i
John C. Alley
Farm Bureau seeks farmers with seed corn for sale
The County Farm Bureau requests names of farmers with old corn fit for seed and the price. It also seeks names of people wanting old seed corn to notify them. The aim is to assist the seed corn situation which is not testing satisfactorily.
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Farm Bureau
Naimea
Fills
Barean
Also Mentioned on This Page
Post Office
Tosh
Empress Theatre
All Talking
Western Electric
J4ey
Walter Huston
Claudetta Colbert
Richard Arlen
Mary Brign
Felis
William Powell
Apa Wa
Claney Bf
Reres
John’s
A. P. Dahl
Pastor
Pipiecopal Church
Padi H. Hicks
Deer Creek
Nutrition School
Davis and Fleer
Foot
Fiefly Modern
Forth
L. P. Williams
Mr. Mulholland
Chicago
Iowa
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