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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1930

Page

5

Emerson Sunday School Rove Test Service for Mother’s Day

Children who were arrested by several of the nider people gave an impressive service in keeping with Mother’s Day. The morning worship was well attended despite bad weather. Sunday school at 10 20 a m with John Tavini superintendent. No morning worship in the pastor fills his regular appointment at Champion Hill. Evening worship with a sermon on the subject I am the door of the sheep. Supper was well attended and a hearty welcome is extended to all services and functions. Paul K Holland minister.

Jowa John Tavini Champion Hill Clirt Toor Jesus Paul K Holland Minteter

Banquet Honors School Board and Faculty Ladies

The domestic science class under Miss Irene Schwenster's direction held a banquet at the school on Thursday evening in honor of the school board and their wives and the faculty. The color scheme was pink, green, and white. The dinner was well prepared and served, and the girls received praise for their work. The domestic science girls include Grareia Hatfield, Huth Cheney, Ruth Grea, Dorothy Shagk, Dor Ithea Bakly, Maxing Shaw, Pauline Edie, Violet Edie, Cora Huntsman, Geneva Wenteman, Maris Tones, Verona Amen, Kathleen Jones, Adna Nougias, Dorothy Walker, Lenora Johnston.

Misa Irene Schnessler Miss Schuesster Grareia Hatfield Huth Cheney Ruth Grea Dorothy Shagk Dor Ithea Bakly Maxing Shaw Pauline Edie Violet Edie Cora Huntsman Geneva Wenteman Maris Tones Verona Amen Kathleen Jones Adna Nougias Dorothy Walker Lenora Johnston

May Supper and Quilt Display at Presbyterian church

The May supper and quilt display hosted by Presbyterian ladies drew a large crowd. Beautiful quilts drew attention and several aged pieces were prized. Committees Meadames RR M Shipman K A Evans and Caroline Rhoads oversaw the quilts while a delicious supper was served. Attendance included Mr and Mrs due Davia and family. Batcalaureaty services at First Presbyterian church welcomed graduating nurses from Jennie de Mundson hospital training, including Pauline Davis.

Keepraken, Meadames RR M. Shipman K. A. Evans Caroline Rhoads Due Davia Flrst Presbyterian Church Cannes Jennie Demundson Hospital Misa Pauline Davis

Mills County Board Proceedings April 22 1930 Glenwood Iowa

Mills County Iowa Board of Supervisors met with all members present. Minutes approved. Payments listed for hospital care, ditch work, gopher and wolf bounties, poor relief, maintenance, and taxes. Primary road bonds sale announced with Carleton D Bed Co Des Moines winning bid at par plus accrued interest and premium.

Glenwood, Mills Co Board of Supervisors of Mills County Iowa Pasate Hospital Asant Hospital Dier's Orphans Ote Sanitarium Cal Burrows Doge D.A. Burrows Silver City Bayes Malvern Ds Green St. Mary's Harmon Lyons Kesteiv White Cloud Kinn Emerson—County M. Lincoln Plattville RM. Morgan Pacific Junction Coun Fred C. Newell F.C. Newell W. H. Nagle Silver Creek Thos. Parker Ingraham Lews Patton Raches Lewis Patton W. A. Smith W. J. van Orsdel Claude Be, Wilson Anderson Edgar Balwin CB & QR R. Co Marion Robert Clark Gopher Bounty Cale Fisher McCartney Mern Finchem R. C. Happ Paul Harmon Otto Judkins Grover Norman National Refining, Gas and Oil E. G. H. Peterson Perdivom R. W. Rhoades P.M P. M Railway A. Schade Fred Shaw Gopher R. B. Tubbs Per Diem Lyle Wilkinson Howard Williams Gordon N. Best M. D Hoyle and Empkre Tressa Coons Edmundson Hospital Glenwood Lumber & Coal Fy Hines Mdse Towa Luth Brown Dep't Store Mdeo Mulholland Muse F. A. Mulholland W.M. Plimpton G. A Goodrich Justice Fee W. S. DeMoss Whitney Gillilland C. Lesh Paper Co Perking Brothers Pottuwatlamle Coste Herrle Robinson Sunpllea BF Terry H. J. Widows M. Donelan Comumiasioner Hosn Inaan N.S Gertuni Inaane Sommissioner Indane Blirdelle Wilkins Justice Fpbentit Cooney Constable Wilongewath Exromer Ee Wiklon Tasseens Fred Woodruff County- West Pub, Co Suplies Weise Chemical Co Mdne Ford Theo Dorman Dack Morgan Emil Leu A. M. Maxwell Austin Western Mach, Co Alemite Lubricator Co S. Boyer Hoyer Hardware R. Ms. Bacon Carl Buch R. H. Daniel Fullerton Lumber Co Farmer's Co-Operative Green Bay Lumber Co Greenwood Lumber Co Maintenanc Hammer Independent Oil and Gas Laugenason Wilbur Morrison C. C. Mickey William H. Merz Co McCord Hardware Noah and Stone Omaha Road Equip B. F. Anderson St. Mary's Rainage District Board of Supervisors L. S. Robinson Glenwood Textooks S. M. Estes Rawles Township H. L. Hall L. Hall Glenwood Mills County Carleton D. Beh Co Des Moines Carleton D Bed Co Town Carelton D Bed Co Honda Gald County Aaid Carelton D. Bed Co Phepareeran Lewis McGrew, Lewis and Aggney

Norris Restaurant Moves to Former Farmers Coop Site

Norris Restaurant will relocate to the last remaining bay of the Farmers Cooperative building this week. Clayton Norris, proprietor of the Royal Cafe, will occupy the space after Emerson Department Store confined its shop to the west half, leasing the other to Norris. The opening between segments has been closed off and the east room will serve as a prime location for his cafe. Nearby, John Moats of Prescott visited this week, with Mrs. Mary McGill and Miss Virginian Ransom traveling to Glenwood to visit Mrs. Carrie Woods.

Clayton Norris Royal Cafe Farmers Cooperative Company Emerson Department Store Norris Mr. Norris John Moats Prescott Mary McGill Virginian Ransom Glenwood Carrie Woods Randolph Presbyterian Church Maxine Ronk Marilyn Jones Willison Frank Porter

American Legion Ausitlary May Meeting and donations

A. L. Abkiliary met May 10 at Mrs. Martha Bass home. Seven dozen confections to Knoxville by May 25 as part of a state-wide birthday tribute to Veterans Hospital patients. Members passed a patch apron around for coins to support rehabilitation. Refreshments served by Mrs. John Platt, Mrs. I. J. Smith, and Mrs. Martha Bass. Several local residents noted with congratulations and family news.

American Legion Martha Bass Knoxville Veterans’ Hospital John Platt I. J. Smith Maritha Bass

Local Residents Visit Omaha and Nearby Towns

Omaha visitors include Mr and Mrs Comer Rev and Mrs Luctla L Smith and Miss Irene Scott Monday. Family trips feature Mrs T H Grayton son Robert Creston visit. Grandson Hawn Grayson operated for appendicitis but improving. Ralph Knight returns from Ames to spend time with H C Knight family. Nurses Helen McLain and Dorothy Briggs visit and provide care. Community updates cover property sale by Sadie Snodgrass to John Hassie for 2500 and plans to move May 26. School plays Daddy Long Legs praised. baccalaureate and class party noted.

B. Comer Omaha Trewday Luctla L. Smith Misa Irene Scott T. H. Grayton Aon Robert Creston Hawn Grayson Ralph Knight Ames Emerson C. E. Fogarty Council Bluffa Mary Gibson OF. K. Thompson Methodist Lucius L. Smith Frank J. Shaw

Wins W. E T U Essay Contest Triumphs At Malvern Churches

In Malvern on Sunday April 27 the Young People’s organizations of the local churches awarded prizes from the Malvern Women’s Christian Temperance Union contest. Dorothy Galli led seventh grade with an essay arguing no alcohol and recounting alcohol’s effects on driving color perception and judgment. The piece cites studies on alcohol’s impact, quotes youths and a driver’s caution, and cites Lindbergh’s water only travel as a wariness against alcohol before piloting aircraft.

Young Peoples’ Organizations Malvern Malvern Women's Christian Temperance Union Rade Dorothy Galli Thars Tom Europe Herbert Dol Darget United States Lindbergh Paris

In Murope, a lifia to hig gland meets courtesy

The fragment describes Murope where a lifia and courtesy prevent Mateo from drinking. Rolie Nawotd remarks that facing a task requiring clear head and keen vision leaves no permissible dose of ateobel.

Murope Mateo

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