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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1951
Page
1
The reading reads as a local club notices brief about Mrs KY Meslame and Miss Sf Lane hosting a bridge gathering at the Bridge venue with Mr and Mrs Reed Vern Qluers and others attending. mentions family, pet, and Friday evening activities.
The obituary notes Services Tuesday for Alan Cole. Alan Cole passed away leaving family and friends to mourn his loss. The notice mentions his mother and other relatives, and the Emerson Cemetery is named as the burial place.
A special Mothers Day program will be presented at .00 p m with installation of W S C officers. Refreshments will be served. Members and friends are urged to attend, with heat practice sessions noted in the event details.
Morning worship at First Baptist Church includes a special met choir led by Mrs Cha ttam with Day music by the 200 Panorama. The circle will be in ree of the service.
The Emerson Woman's Relief Corps No. 214 met May 4 with president Mark Jones presiding. Reports were read and donations noted for sick members. A future meeting at the American Legion hall is set for June 1 with refreshments. alumni banquet planned for May 25 hosted by Methodist ladies. Nearby residents and visitors were mentioned, including gatherings at the homes of Simpson and Parker families and various visitors across Thayer and Red Oak areas.
Emerson seniors hosted a multi day event with a bus trip to Storm Lake and visits to Buena Vista and Ireton. A Friday dinner at Tex Be Land featured music by local acts. April 24 Career Day and April 26 27 events drew students, guests, and parents, while notes mention family health updates and community visits to Omaha and Council Bluffs.
Local residents hosted multiple kin from Red Oak Shelby and nearby towns for Sunday dinners and social calls. Families including Gravett Hascall Morse and others plus hospital visits and upcoming graduations mark a busy community weekend.
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