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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1936
Page
7
Elliotts hosted a bridge dinner Friday night March with Sidney bridge club members in attendance. Guests from Sidney drove in including Mr. and Mrs. Carter Cowden and Axtell, while others from Council Bluffs Cheyenne and Malvern joined later. Social notices also mention Mrs. Summers entertaining and a lodge chapter meeting with St Patrick themes and church group gatherings.
Mr and Mrs Adam Gipe quietly mark their sixty year union on Saturday March 24 at the home of their daughter Mrs Zeno Bass. Despite frail health they welcomed relatives and friends who sent many congratulations. Other family members shared meals and visits over the weekend at various nearby homes and towns.
Beginning next Sunday the regular schedule of services will be held at the M E Church. Morning worship at 10, church school at 11 with superintendent Mrs. Chan, Gipe, Epworth League at 7 p m. Climax church school at 10 30 with superintendent Mrs. Chas Allen. Mr and Mrs C G Ryan of Henderson moved to the farm of Mrs Will Wolfe to be employed by Geo Curtis for a year. Mr and Mrs Ellis Grindle and children were Sunday dinner guests of their parents Mr and Mrs Chas Wright in Bartlett. Supt and Mrs Ben Coxon entertained at dinner. Mr and Mrs Chas Gipe noted. In the afternoon they were joined by Supt and Mrs Mossberry and family of Randolph. Mr and Mrs Guy Grindle were Sunday visitors in the home of Mr and Mrs Lea VanAusdale in Bartlett. Mrs Walter Roberta of Algony and Anna Rose Bass of Des Moines attended the 66th wedding anniversary of their grandparents Mr and Mrs Adam Gipe. Mrs Roberta returned home with her mother Mrs Zeno Bass and Anna Rose resumed school in Des Moines. Walter Angus was appointed assessor for White Cloud township, succeeding P G Bayes who resigned.
Mr Reed spent the weekend at his Indianola home. Miss Cadwell ill and stayed in Malvern. Miss Hardman called to Greene for her mother’s illness. Mrs Louis Conrad substitutes. Strahan boys and girls hosted Henderson. girls 86 12 Henderson win. boys 33 28 Henderson win. Freshmen loss Doreen Swain and Jack Buffington. Clarice Norton joins. Sophomore losses four Eu gene Watts Evelyn Wallingford Robert Dedrickson Harry Conrad. Allan Norton enters sophomore class. Strahan freshmen and sophomores note enrollment changes.
Esther Hatten of eighth grade and Bill Curtis of seventh grade win the school spelling contest and will represent Strahan in the county contest. For the first time since January 13 the seventh and eighth grade room had perfect attendance on Monday March 16. Byron Judah has moved, signaling little spring room personnel change.
In Missouri and Mildred Watts Wilmotte plan to move to a farm near Glenwood in a few days. As yet no new pupils have entered.
The fourth grade welcomes Lester Ryan and Mary Hall as new pupils. Departure notices confirm Elgie Degase Jeannine Degase Merl Garges Roy Judah and Bonnie Archer leaving the school, and the administration expresses regret at their departure.
The school announces new pupils joining fifth grade Mary Naylor Cora Hall Evelyn Norton and Kenneth Sowers and a sixth grade member Paul Naylor. The message expresses gladness to have them.
Mrs Golden Davis enjoyed a pleasant surprise last Friday evening as about 16 relatives and close friends gathered to celebrate her birthday. They shared a joyful evening and concluded with a niece’s lunch.
Miss Lucille Thieschafer spent Monday to Wednesday with her sister Mrs Donald Cole of Connell Bluffs. Miss Vera Mayberry of Omaha visited Friday and Saturday with her parents. Mrs Charlie Ruse has been ill the last days. Miss Dorothy Wait and Mr and Mrs Donald Cole visited the Fred Thieschafer home Wednesday. Miss Kenneth Ratliff of Council Bluffs spent the weekend with her parents. Roy and Mrs T J Pointt of Pacific Junction hosted. Roy Mayberry’s family dine with Mrs Emma Smouse in Glenwood. Lonnia Culver and Lizzie Madden visited Shenandoah Monday. Dale Sell Bast Elton Clay Arno Asmugsen and Lee Cary visited Ercell Sell in Omaha Sunday. Miss Lucille Thieschafer and Mrs Warren Ayers went to Omaha Monday to see Colleen Moore's doll house. Richard Ruge of Malvern and Miss Enid Wilcox of Malvern were Sunday guests at the Char He Rose home. Mr and Mrs Al Price were Sunday dinner guests of Mr Brisea and daughters.
CHAMPION HILL notes a list of dinner guests from the Bishop, Hatfield, and Hatfield families visiting Walter and Dewey Bishop and others. The ladies Aid is set to meet Wednesday afternoon March 25 with Mrs Will Noel. Sunday school resumed after a pause since January 12 with 34 attendees as various locals visited Alfred Cooper and Liddell households.
The J. T. club meat Friday afternoon at Mrs. Allen Watts home. Members named favorite radio stations, then played pinochle and visited. Myra Mills of Lincoln Nebr guest. Refreshments by Mrs. Watts and Mrs. Marian Osborn. Next meeting April 3 with Mrs. Frank Kemp. Cecil Gravett visited with Mr. and Mrs. Watts. Bernard Newmans moved to the Cuppy property formerly occupied by the Mayberrys. A parade of locals to the state convention in Des Moines noted.
Oaks Sunday School reported 43 attendees including one visitor. Various locals and guests visited homes of Jim Hicks, Earl Herbert, L. E. Brammojer, and others in Macedonia, Carson, and nearby areas. Birthday money was collected by Herbert Jones, Ruth Ellenschil ling, and Ralph Cole. James Hicks collected for Lester Ryan. Several family members and friends were noted as visiting or ill through the week and weekend.
Charles Kinney a Glenwood and Strahan area resident who served as county auditor three terms and later tax collector died after a life of public service. He and wife May Shay Kinney had five children and multiple grandchildren. He was active in the Methodist church and Sunday school, living a cheerful, courteous life among many friends.
A compact listing features a McCormick Deering 16 inch sulky plow and related plows for John Deere Oliver and McCormick Deering mowers. The item touts quality as a "good one" among vintage farming implements.
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