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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1928
Page
8
The Christian church hosts a Thursday afternoon fair with booths sideshows and exhibits from farmers and merchants. An auction of donated exhibits and food booths with hot dogs pie coffee and ice cream supports church funds while Henderson fire crews respond to a local alarm and town life ticks on with visits and community news.
Silver City residents report a string of home shifts and social visits. George Rew and wife move into town into the Brfenest Burgoin residence, while the Burgoin couple relocate to the Ward Burgsin farm. Bart Bobbitt and Miss Crystal Hall host visitors, as George Schoening moves to town after failing to secure a farm. Uncle Jack Coburn briefly leaves his winter confinement for a walk as H. J. Barrett ships goods to Tresden Missouri with his father John Barrett. Missouri Stinson of Kingsley Kansas returns home after visiting the Platt household and Lula Schools ing of Corning accompanies her. A Richardson hosts a family gathering in honor of Mrs. Wallace Horton and Dwight Horton.
The Young People's Conference of the Eastert District of Mila County meets at the Presbyterian church in Emerson next Monday afternoon March 13. Program includes devotional meditation, Bible study guidance, vocal duets, and debates for Boys and Girls. Speakers include Rev. Smith Pastor M. E. Chateh and G. D. Noland. Debate topics cover youth ideals and church involvement. Attendance open to teenage boys and girls up to twenty four, plus pastors and Sunday school officers.
Farmers and farmerettes of Farmers Union local No 8 held their regular monthly meeting Friday evening with good attendance and a delightful time. The union is praised as a top farmers organization doing direct beneficial work for farmers. The local group meets the Friday night of each month, identified as the Asbury local, led by U. C. Cole.
Mrs. Eliizabeth Hagood of Emer ton celebrated her eighty seventh birthday at home on Thursday March 1 with thirty relatives and friends gathering for a basket dinner. She and her late husband moved from Stronghurst in 1873 to a farm northeast of Henderson. Her daughter Mrs. Joan McGrew resides in Merion with Mrs. Hagood. Notable attendees included Mr and Mrs Will Ellyn and a large list of local relatives and neighbors.
A small Sunday ceremony at 4:00 pm at the Keesee home united Ardila Keesee and Donsid Clay in marriage. Rev. D. B. Killoren of the Baptist church of Klaticg officiated. Only close family and a few friends witnessed the event. The couple, regarded as well liked, begin life together amid warm wishes from relatives and supporters.
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