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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1930
Page
4
A group from Imogene and Southeast Mills County, guided by their teacher, visited last Wednesday and toured the Catholic church famed for its white marble altars. The altars were imported from Italy and donated to the parish by the late Rev. Father Hayes.
The Addy Estate Store reports changes to improve appearance and display. Glass candy cases show sweets attractively while glass cases highlight dried fruit and other goods. A white latticeWork back area now separates meat and dairy from the rest of the store.
The juniors and seniors of St Patrick high school with Rev Doyle E J Sweeney Sr and Mrs Regan toured Lincoln Nebraska. They visited the state penitentiary university and state capitol then returned via Plattsmouth and Omaha after a show. Participants included Donald Maher Micheal Dempsey Donald Shiebler Margie Regan Millie McGinnis Mathew Laughin Edward Sweeney Helen Maher and Martha Slater. Weather prevented the Wednesday departure but all enjoyed the trip.
Mothers Day was observed in Imogene with sermons at Mass by Rev. Father Doyle and a breakfast for mothers served by the Young Ladies Sodality in St Patrick's hall. The committee included Agnes Laughlin Alice McGinniss Mary McGargill and Mae Maher. Local rainfall delayed corn planting and several residents were noted visiting or moving about including Nellie O Canter to Shenandoah, Will Castile from Maryville and Joe Cahill losing livestock.
Mis Anna Delehant spent Thursday and Friday in Omaha end Conneil Bluffs. The grades of St. Patrick school will give theft class play a th the A. O. H. hall nett Friday evening, May 16. Mr. and Mrs. Lew Gutachenrit ter, George, Louise, and Mrs. Ed Maher spent Thursday 4 Omaha and Council Bluffs. They called on Robert Maher and Dan Grant at Mercy hospital. Robert is bet ter but still has a special nurse. Dan was very restless and seam ed rather discouraged and seems to suffer a great deal.
Harold Cooper, Paul Webb, Edna Douglas, Jean Kochersperger, and Helen Meyers led Emerson high school pipers on an educational tour to Omaha. They stopped at Glenwood en route, visited Riverview park, a packing house, Iteh Blactit, and Graham Ike Cream factories. Samples delighted them. rain caused a delay, but a special No. 12 car returned them to Amer Erg on schedule.
Sunday school attendance at Champion Hill Presbyterian Church was strong despite bad weather. Next Sunday features Sunday school at 10 am and morning worship at 11 am with a Mother's Love sermon by the pastor. An evening service is not planned, but a 7:30 pm Christian Endeavor session will occur.
Warner school observed Mothers Day with a pupils demonstration of classwork and a short program. All mothers attended, Miss Flora Liddell led activities, refreshments were served, and each mother received a carnation with pink carnations for the children. Darlene Alice Straight visited her grandparents last week.
Qualified electors in Mills County Iowa are notified of a primary election on June 2 1936 from 8 a m to 8 p m at regular polling places. Republican and Democratic parties nominate candidates for numerous offices including US senator governor lieutenant governor secretary of state auditor treasurer attorney general secretary of agriculture superintendent of public instruction railroad commissioners congressman district nine state representative eleventh district county offices and township offices. County audit or A Schade signs this notice on May 6 1930.
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