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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1931
Page
3
Imogene SE Mills Ambrose Saner, oldest son of Mr and Mrs J. Saner, returned from Omaha after two weeks trying out with league teams. Coaches are pleased with his play and he may be called to join Mississippi Valley League teams. Family extends congratulations and best wishes.
A 4-H club was organized at a healthful country home three miles northwest of Tmorence. Miss Trene Doyle was elected leader and Charlotte Sullivan president with Laeliie Taehlin as vice president. Thirteen girls from Miscounts attended, with many local residents and families joining in the event and plans to hold future meetings.
Mrs. Trone Barrett of Greeley Nebraska won the $20 prize in the Allee in the Want Land contest and was formerly Imogene girl Irene Printy, youngest daughter of the late M Prints. Congratulations from many friends. Notes of local events include births, illnesses, visits, and school activities with several names and places such as Cherley Howard, Hambure hospital, Shenatdnah, Chicare, Shenatdnah, and St. Patricks School.
Brief notes indicate limited prospects for recovery for a local individual. Mentions Mr and Mrs Frank Hieema and family, Mr and Mrs Donald Make and relatives, Lew Gutsehe from near Coburg, Maher, and John Goreuch with writter and family.
Sawyers suffers gangrene on a large toe and was taken to Merry hospital Thursday. Evans spent the weekend at the A. I. Colyer home in Glenwood. Geneva Mintle visited her grandmother in Cornell Bluffs Sunday. Fred Reasoner and Carat dined with Newton Reasoner and Geneva in Grenwand. Roy Mayberry family dined with the Wurst in Maltern. Ed Biczak and daughter Alice visited Mrs. Waiter Hilton. Charles Reasoner and grandchildren visited in Omaha. Charles Ruce family guests of J. W. Bejor’s family in Sidney. Mrs. Kenneth Graves hosted twenty guests for a birthday evening in honor of Kenneth. Wallace Horton and family and Mrs. Addie Riche deat of Silver City entertained at Chiude Brooks home.
Mya Clavia Brooks hosted the RL ft at her home on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Late ie Van Orsdale introduced a program including a call, a travel talk on Tawa, a vocal duet by Arione Howard and Ruth Jackson, and piano by Mary Sawyers. Refreshments of brick ice cream cake wafers and coffee were served to forty members. guests included Mamie Wyant, former club president, and Glenwood guest Mrs Chris Wreidt.
Genevieve flimtaman visited friends from Friday afternoon to Saturday night. Mrs Emma Liston of Emerson visited in the home of her daughter Mex. Arthur Nits was a few days this week. Funeral of Chas Ballain in Emerson drew sympathy. Haldeman sisters hosted 4 H club. Rev and Mrs Steele and children spent Sunday with John Parker. Numerous local residents visited Oak yuatters and Wookey home. Debates at Hawthorn and plans to welcome Rev John Slotland Sr next Sunday. May breakfast at Emerson high school and Emerson picnic details. Florence Cooper improving after illness.
The first annual Omaha Air Races May 1 16 17 at Municipal Airport, sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce, will attract legends like Major James H Doolittle and Clarence Chamberlain plus Harmon Trophy winner Doolittle and Ruth Elder co pilot George Haldeman. A autogiro will debut in the Middle West. The triangular five mile course will showcase varied stunts including parachute jumps bomb drops balloon bursts amphibian events dead stick landings fireworks and night figures. Railroads and bus lines offer reduced fares and coach excursions to the event.
The Strahan School held its annual junior-senior banquet in the school building at 7 pm on Thursday April 13. Decorations featured horseshoes for luck. the menu included fruit cocktail mashed potatoes creamed chicken Harvard beets perfection salad and angel food cake. The program listed toastmaster Marl Jase Rev W Sehener mann and performers including Kathryn Shaw Gertrude Marshall and a piano solo by Miss Guthrie.
Seniors receive invitations from Mr and Mrs Molsherre for a Friday evening dinner and theater on May 7 at Aeluck. On Tuesday May 5 the baseball team joins Bartlett. Some classes review for semester tests. The Glenwood music festival Friday night sparks more high school interest. The baccalaureate service is Sunday evening May at Strahan M B Church with Rev Scheuermann delivering the sermon.
Seventh and eighth grades review subjects and prepare for tests while several students Absent due to their father's illness. Evelyn Stewart visited Thursday. Eighth grade home economics girls plan breakfast Thursday hosted by Joaastte Shook and Elma Judah with waiters Hen ele Long and Lulu Bradley. Miss Rosenall guests at the event. Menu includes oranges, game nuts, poached eggs, toast, and cocoa.
The Afth and sixth grade held a weiner roast last Thursday in the grove west of Mr Base house. It was the first such outing for many children and described as a great event. Teachers praised good behavior and spirit, and a reward visit to Miss Marshalls room featured chalk drawings by each pupil.
The Strahan Factien UPR regular meeting at the church last Wednesday was led by president Mrs Wolfe. Committees were appointed for the junior senior banquet at the schoolhouse last Thursday. Refreshments were served after the business session. A small attendance with several visitors attended. A car party went to the Missouri river to fish. Local visits included Mr and Mrs Amick in hospital after a serious operation.
The Strahan Methodist Church invites all to worship on Mother's Day. The pastor W. M. Schenermann asks attendees to honor mothers by wearing a carnation or a white badge as a sign of reverence.
Mr and Mrs Luster Irvin and family spent last Sunday as guests of their sister Misa Hazel Young and helped her celebrate her birthday. Mr and Mrs Will McCain entertained at dinner last Sunday their children Mr and Mrs Walter Martin and two little daughters from near Sidney.
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