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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1937
Page
7
Local clubs and families hosted gatherings with St Patrick's themes, including a Patricks program, readings, and Irish songs. Members of Eastern Star, Maorist Ty Kensingnat, and various hostesses organized dinners, showers, and secret sisters events, while neighbors celebrated birthdays with cake and gifts.
Extension horticulturist Dr Edgecombe of Tawa State College Ames outlines suitable fruit varieties for Mills County Iowa. Recommended apples include Grimes Golden Delicious and Northern Spy with caveats, plums Waneta Underwood Superior Ember Monitor Opa Sapa, and native pollinator options Surprise or Terry. Native plum or pollinator varieties are advised. Full info available at the Farm Bureau office in Malvern.
East Liberty Cemetery Association will meet at the church west Wednesday at 2 30 p m for its annual election of officers. H C Seaton expresses heartfelt thanks for the many acts of kindness during his recent illness at Edmondson hospital Council Bluffs lasting almost five weeks with cards flowers gifts and visits.
Community members from near Tabor and Cannell Bluffs visited relatives and friends this weekend. Mrs Mindboot led a drawing event at Porm farm while families from Malvern and Wine properties moved nearby. A spelling contest in Madverty Dridis morning drew several participants as peers planned upcoming school activities.
Strahan reports a new threat from Vindnel Doarth pirates. They resist Bruce and Richna Merrison, with Miss Fern Hiammer taking Mrs. Kermit Fillyer’s place, beginning work Monday morning.
Mr and Mrs Walter Angus celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with friends at a gathering hosted by Strahan Coples. Guests included Mr and Mrs Grindley and numerous local couples as they enjoyed dancing, sandwiches, pie, and coffee.
The seventh and eighth graders started a safety first campaign led by Lynn Cos tello roads Ana Mae Judah play grounds Ana Edith Angus education and Dale Laughlin general safety. Talks were given Friday in grade rooms to explain the campaign.
Freshmen presented poems by Merrill Turner and David Angus with John Belknap and Lorraine Thomas performing acrobatics. Clarice Norton spoke in division class. Seniors reportedly enjoyed an Omaha outing after photos, visiting a show and the air port. Rumors suggest a crowded ride home and unclear motives behind comments.
The seniors selected the play The Modern Age with listed characters including Hoots Bay Lorene Bryan Jed Viarding Paul Dale Moore and many others directed by Mr. Bierma. Additional notes mention Cadwell Smith Hardman and Bierma spending weekends in various locations and a long list of people traveling for family and theater related events.
A fragmentary social item lists many local residents and relatives visiting or residing in Griswold Shenandoah Glenwood and nearby areas including the Shaw Lovell Fisher Nagel Bosley Johnson Norval Laughlin Grindle and Morgan families with numerous spouses and children mentioned.
Morning worship at 10 then 11 30 services at the M E Church with Mrs Chas Gipe as Epworth League superintendent and Rev C B Guest pastor. Martin Lemands president of Clima Church seed 10 30. Esther Christensen returned home to Tarkio with her sister Mrs Earl Bass after a week away, Saturday.
Attendance at Oaks Sunday School reached 43 with one visitor. Memory verses were recited and an Easter program planned for next Sunday after Sunday school. Schedule notes, travel mentions, and several local names appear in the fragmentary report, detailing attendees, dental visits, and community ties.
The passage records a social gathering hosted by Mrs Peesry Stalline Myon and others including Ralph Cole, Mrs. Forrest Achepbaugh, Trent Done, and Mr. and Mrs. Nunes Mir. Attendees share supper at Otis Tallheute on Sunday, with mentions of guests, gifts, and a plate event. The text includes garbled names and phrases, indicating an OCR error-heavy clipping from a community page.
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