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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1929
Page
2
Mrs. Ferdinand Kense and family welcome home Harre Byron born Feb 14 at Edmundson hospital. Community notes mention visitors, address changes, sales, clothing ads, and local business updates across Malvern and nearby towns including Hastings and Omaha.
Eighth grade pupils at Center School Deer Creek stage a noon hour party for teacher Naomi Harman. Maxine leads as toastmistress while six grade boys serve as waiters. Cake, candles, ice cream mark the celebration as students express best wishes and a hint of sadness at leaving for high school.
The Malvernettes met March 2 at the Rosenfeld home for their first gathering of the year. Officers elected include President Bernice Caudell Vice President Dorothy Durbin Treasurer Hillie McNulty Secretary Margaret Berkheimer Reporter Mae Clatterbuck and new leader Mrs Marie Alstrope. Entertainment was organized by Helen Ireland Bernice Caudell and Janet Swain. Maze Clatterbuck reporter.
The W C T U gathered at Mrs. W Fy Wortman’s home with Mrs. Austin leading to honor Frances Willard who died February 17 1898. She led as America’s uncrowned queen through leadership from childhood to college life as Northwestern University’s first dean of women. Willard’s public life spanned 1874 to 1879 as corresponding secretary then president until her death. A bid for new members followed the program and a Frances Willard Memorial fund contribution was urged.
A notice from A. P. Paullin of The City Meat Market requests all debtors settle accounts promptly. He plans to leave and asks indebted persons to call this week or at earliest convenience to settle. The message notes a sale of the market and urges settlement of all sums owed.
Miss Vera Donner spent Saturday in Omaha with Sager.
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