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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1947

Page

3

Welcome Month Idea Sparks Rural Neighbor Help

Editorial urges churches and organizations to promote neighborly welcoming of new residents in Malvern. It notes Farm Young Married Police groups and a speaker from CIO to discuss labor views, advocating understanding between farmers and industrial workers and a March Welcome Month. It calls for a community planning board to study recreational needs beyond teen clubs.

Wallace Match Herb Stoaker Oma-Ha Malvern Bleaker Falk Perlaps Mr. Stoaker Uniana Stowker O Hr CIO Tess Leader

Leaders and Firemen Party Sparks Washington Jest

A Hillsdale church gathering recounts Ray Myers’s tale of a GI in Washington moving his desk across a Pantagon room. The Leader notes deteriorating health signs, recalls a Lexion basketball win over Trexnor alumni, and recounts a chaotic firemen anniversary square dance led by Buck Wilcox. Local reaction questions a square dancing club viability.

Rotartangs Hillsdale Atgle Ray Myers Washington, D.C Washington Lexion Independent Trexnor Bia Buck Wilcox Salvation Army Chicago Grain Exchange Bob Campbells C. E. Nagely Ben Martins Mr. Wilcox Supt Chas. C. Clark Lye

Malvern St Francis game wins praise at M H S tourneys

High school students from Malvern and St. Francis drew cheers as MHS hosted a basketball tourney in Glenwood. The G A A newsletter notes active club exchanges with Ottumwa editors and other Iowa groups.

Glenwood MHS

Oaks News Local births and moves fill Red Oak week

In Red Oak a baby boy born weighing seven pounds five ounces to Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Wallace at the Red Oak hospital. A second baby boy nine pounds four ounces born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hicks. Alfred Anderson and family moved near Emerson. Earl Grogen moved to Brammeler’s former place with work ahead. Community members visit and host around hospital stays, Sunday services, and social gatherings amid hospital news and local moves.

Weldon Wallace Red Oak Hospital Robert Hicks Alfred Anderson Emerson Earl Girogen Missouri Andersons L. E. Brammeier S. Earl Brammeler Lester Marsden Ralph Viner Hicks Trent Jones Chicago Edith Thomas People's Club Doris Viner Hazel Viner Kerl Rutledge Stanley Williams Lyle Wilkerson Jo Ann Hicks

Pep Club News and Spring Plays at Local School

The Pep club girls are rehearsing plays The Downstairs Win sow and Three Tapa on the Wall set for March 14 with matinee and evening shows followed by a dance Committees led by Marlene Johnson for advertising and Phyllis Hoover and Marle Anderson for tickets Admission is 4 cents or 25 cents and a section notes seniors versus sophomores in a pre game with a final score of 8 to 36 The write up includes playful sidelight on officials and players with brief anecdotes about sportsmanship and technique

Marlene Johnson Phyllis Hoover Marle Anderson Ware Houser Lincoln Stogdill Houser Bah Gulyers Leonard Hedlund Frey Mulverd

Sidelights from Home Ec I class visit to Mansfelds

Mary Ann Bingham reports on a school day of home economics and English activities. Students studied interior decorating, rug selection, solid wood furniture, and writes papers from notes. The English 11 class began round table discussions with strong participation.

Mansfelds Maddocks Pupila Sud Vachel Lindsay The Congo Wib Donner McClure Speech Club Lois Gearhart Junior M Marlene Donald H Lois Who Patty P Joyce Q Virgil W Joyce Donald D Gheries M. Rugens W

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