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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1936

Page

7

Kensington Club Officers Elected at Baptist Meeting

Church parlor session named new officers for the year with Mrs. L J Richardson as president and Mrs. Pearl Kline as vice president and secretary treasurer. About 20 members attended and a social hour followed with several members in charge.

F Baptist Kensington Baptist Ladies Kensington L. J. Richardson Pearl Kline John Kline A.C. Trively Sadie McIntire Geviine Lloyd Stains I. T. N. Centnry Hannah Swain Swain O FF Hastert Star Kensington J. M. Kline R. W. Salyers Date Kline Evina Hertz Hannah Steain Alton Omaha Altort Milton James Clarence Malvern Ran Ogden Dwight California

Church Folk Honor Pastor with Pound Party

Malvern church folks hosted a pound party for Pastor Rev C A Calkins on Tuesday evening. About six attendees gave gifts, Mrs T W Gidley presented them, and the pastor spoke briefly. High school girls' glee club sang two songs earning a superior rating in sub district contest. Games, contests and refreshments followed.

Malverndont C. A. Calkins T. W. Gidley I. A. Parsons W. Dnnes Alice Bentley LT. N. Club Benton HH. J. Benton Reus Harman Clifford Robbins Roy Donner A. A. Benton L. T. N. Country Club Cueriliary American Legion Auxiliary H. A. Deardorff C. S. Royce J. O. Laird J. O. Parsons E. J. Brinacombe W. Portman

Strohl Opens First Trick Operator Post in Council Bluffs

L. P. Strohl, long time agent and first trick operator for the C B and Q, begins duties as first trick operator at the Council Bluffs city depot on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Strohl moved to Council Bluffs recently amid other local notes on residents and travels including a 5600 mile Missouri-Delta trip and visits from Viola Watts and Walter Larson families.

L. P. Strohl Council Bluffs Strohl B. O. Throckmorton J. Greeg Viola Watts Allen Watts Ladies' Aid Safety First Section Foremen's Association Creston Clementine Mcrcedy Clementine Mcrcedy and Sons of Willisea Visited With Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dobenecker Walter Larson Pete Larson Alfred Kizzier Omaha Victor Harald Iowa City Hospital Andrew Epperson Rebekahs Glenwood

Wesley Chapel Social Notes From Malvern Iowa

Bert Fickel celebrated a birthday dinner hosted by his son Hugh Fickel and family in Malvern. Several relatives from DeWitt Nebraska visited, while Henderson mixed chorus members and others attended a music contest in Council Bluffs earning a superior rating. The Wesley Chapel Ladies Aid held a Wednesday gathering and announced upcoming events including a white elephant exchange on April 1 with Mira and W BickelRach Rady as organizers.

Bert Fickel Hugh Fickel Malvern Robert Danley Robert Clarence Little Kathryn Wayne Wythers DeWitt Nebr Ward Fickel C. H. Danley Danley John Wilson Clintom Parker K. E. Nesbitt Henderson Council Bluffs Aene Morgan Lawrence Salyers J. B. Fickel Minnie Dent Glenwood Mira Vela Dunadon Mias Joyce Pierson Nebraska City Wesley Chapel Mra George Wile Bickel

Divorces granted by Judge Brown in district court

Glenwood reports two more divorces by Judge Brown last week. Homer Fritz of Blanch Fritz divorced on cruel and inhuman treatment and Hazel Riggle divorced from Carl Riggle on desertion. Dr W M Plimpton convalescing at home in Glenwood and able to wet cut daily. H L Beaman seriously ill in Glenwood. Mr and Mrs R H Ewing of Blastings visited the courthouse Tuesday.

Brown Homer F. Fritz Blanch Fritz Hazel Dell Riggle Carl Orman Riggle W.M. Plimpton Glenwood H. L. Beaman R. H. Ewing Court House

East Deer Creek Visitors and Health Update

East Deer Creek notes show Mr and Mrs Art Nims and others visiting Red Oak on Thursday. Frances Parker and Orville Cole with crutches due to a leg injury are cited, along with visits by Mr and Mrs Clyde Shaok and Emma Liston to Shenando, and Wood Vestal in Malvern. Lottie Thrapp remains with son Ward for medical care after a burn infection.

Art Nims Fmma Liston Abe Shoop Red Oak Clyde Shaok Harold Meade Frances Parker Orville Cole Orville Bell Shenando Wood Vestal Malvern Emma Liston Glen Shook Emerson Lottie Thrapp Ward Thrapp

Fire waste in the United States campaign message

Malvern Volunteer Fire Department urges conservation of national resources by reducing fire waste. It notes fires destroy over 500 million dollars of property annually and 85 percent stem from carelessness. The appeal stresses not making bonfires of rubbish and burning waste only in containers, keeping materials cleaned up daily, and accepting personal responsibility to prevent loss of life and property.

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Farewell Party Delayed by Bad Roads in Hillsdale

Neighbors and friends planned a farewell for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sawyers and Mrs. Estella Sawyers but canceled due to poor roads. Last Saturday they enjoyed an evening at the Sawyers' new home with many local residents and relatives from nearby towns.

Frank Sawyers Estella Sawyers Warren Ayres Christine Schoening Belgrade Nebr Louise Gosch Little Sioux Fred Thieschafer Lucille B. F

Community sewing circle meets at Strahan area home

The Strahan sewing group gathered last Thursday at Mrs. Harry Metallister’s home for an afternoon of needlework and fellowship. Refreshments were served by Mrs. McCollister, and the next meeting is slated for April 2 at Mrs. Frank Johnson’s residence.

Harry Metallister Hestess

Ladies' Union Meeting At Parsonage Appoints April Session

The Ladies' Union met at the parsonage last Wednesday afternoon for a short business session. A called meeting is planned with routine work to begin in April. Guests included Roy Bates and daughters Faye and Ruth, visiting Mrs. Chas. Gipe, and others visited local families over the weekend. High School boys began baseball practice as local moves and employment changes affected area households.

Ladies’ Union Roy Bates Laughters Faye Ruth Chas. Gipe Dallas Chites Helen Laughlin Frank Chtes Tabor Zeno Bass Walter Roberts Algana Strahan High School Harry MacCollister Frank Johnson Kermit Kuyer Dan Bryan Emma Campbell Mina Fellows Farm

Strahan Consolidated School Reports New Magic Slates

Strahan Consolidated School students cheer new magic slates as they focus on arithmetic and reading. The school notes eight months of instruction this year, instead of nine, reflecting a shortened term.

News of the Strahan Consolidated School

Typing Speed Tests Reported for Participants

The test results show Geralding Hell at 41 words per minute, Josephine Dye 41, Sybil McGill 36, and Carol Jean Olson 29. The figures reflect the measured typing speeds in the session titled Speed Tests in Typing.

Geralding Hell Josephine Dye Sybil McGill Carol Jean Olson

High School Miss Cadwell Visit and Class Activities

Miss Cadwell spent Sunday at the Angus home as the girls glee club plans a picnic next Tuesday. With basketball season over the girls start kittenball. The senior class travels to Omaha Friday for photos at the Cleveland studio and has ordered commencement invitations.

Miss Cadwell Angus Glee Club Omaha Cleveland

Shenandoah Visitors and Local Callers Reported

Mrs A J McGinnis and Mr and Mrs S W Arterburn shopped in Shenandoah Saturday while Mr H C Dunlap also visited. James L Laughlin of Imogene and nephew Dan called at John McGinnis Sr home Wednesday. H C Nickolas and family visited Shenandoah Saturday. John McGinnis Jr was on the sick list last week. Will Crissman of Northboro called at the A J McGinnis home Friday evening.

E.W. Knight Lola Wightman Sidney Knight Frances Kenton C. A. Calkins George White AL T. Nickerson Mes. Hayes J.T AL VL Pbler Geneva Nell Fark Mailman Red Amre AL Hall Coin O Silver City J. Ty Skerritt Dan Markel G. A. Spethring James Burgoin Wm. Burgess Grace Hawley Emma Morse Harry Maddocks Tishie McNay RP. Gatt H. P. Young H. W. Anderson F. W. Anderson Cecelia van Kirk C. L. Lawson Mark Swartz C. H. Kruse Addie Tucker Chas. Fravier Wim. Burrows J. T. Skerritt F. E. Mulholland H. J. Benton Amd J. Th Achebees Dan Seaton D.enny Dern James Reed Mise Tathe My. Rea Iver Achenbach Mant Rimsey Shenandoah Neil Wrenely Bekigs College Varia Chiriei Hastings High School Bart Hass A. J. McGinnis S. W. Arterburn H. C. Dunlap James L. Laughlin Imogene Dan John McGinnis Sr H. C. Nickolas John McGinnis Jr Will Cr

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