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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1941
Page
8
The Emerson Women’s Hetlet Corps will meet Friday for a regular session with a Mother’s Day program directed by Carrie Thomas and Cora Comer. All members are urged to attend. A potluck lunch will be served by the executive committee. A good time is expected.
LaVerne Carson of Des Moines studied at the American Institute of Business. supervised by Kathryn Holland of the International Honor Society for Business Education. The long item then covers cemetery association officers and a flood of community notices about residents, church services, and local events.
Hascalls captured first in the Emerson bowling league tourney finishing one game ahead of Ve Hs and Wates who tied for second. They set to play the finale this Thursday at 8 30 p m. Final standings and averages will be published next week. Joan Weed Wins First in state moale clarinet contest and heads to Flint Mich to compete nationally. She is a junior in high school and assisted as student director. her clarinet quartet also won. May 24 is Poppy Day with distribution and fundraising for veterans and children.
A shower hosted by Mrs. Zeno Bass and Miss Anna Rose Bass celebrated Miss Marsdell Morcomb of Afton, whose May 18 marriage to Bruce Haas will take place. Guests from nearby towns attended as games and a quest-revealing treasure hunt added fun. a lunch of ice cream, tea cakes, nuts, mints and coffee followed. Out-of-town visitors included Miss Esther Christensen of Tar Kilo Missouri and others from Hastings and Clarinda.
A readable ad style note claims digestive discomfort after meals and drinking. It promotes ADLA Tablets as a quick relief, urging readers to obtain ADLA from their druggists. The phrasing mirrors periodite marketing with health claims and a call to action.
Mrs Ronald Kier entertained guests with card games and a prize vase on Wednesday evening. Numerous Sunday dinners and visits followed at Emerson and Malvern homes among Kier, Hayes, Norton, Hodges, Nims, Bayes, Laughlin, and Worshit families. A long passage lists various relatives, birthdays, and social calls, followed by a decorative closing poem about spring and flowers.
Garden club notes highlight flower arranging pictures for a show at 2:30 p m by Coca Cola Co in the Empreda theater. May imagery urges gardeners to plan with understanding and care. Describes ideal garden visions, bulb maintenance, and plant care including fertilizing with wood ash bonemeal and commercial foods.
In a Malvern Leader snippet, a three year old Donnie begins calling his father by a nickname and the family discusses whether this signals a changing relationship. Parents may ignore it or address the shift, while noting it could pass as the child explores bonds with parents.
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