Baptist Ladies Event and Local Social Gatherings
Sowers Ypres Baptist Kensington hosts the Baptist Ladies Kenaine ton with 55 attendees enjoying a lively afternoon of visiting and games at the Berkhimer home. W. R. Byington hosts a seven oclock dinner for Dr. and Mrs. T. B. Shonka and friends, followed by bridge. Mrs. W. M. Hiett entertains 20 guests for a dessert luncheon and bridge in honor of Mrs. Lowell Puckett visiting from Billings. A June 26 1934 marriage in Fall City Neb is noted involving Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hall and Mrs. Hall. Congratulations from The Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Kensington
A. J. Berkhimer
Robert Bursey
Robert Paulson
Ivan Lungren
Faye Sowers
Baptist
Kenaineton
Berkhimer
Fryingtons
W. R. Byinton
T. B. Shonka
Il. Henry
F. A. Mulholland
Leonard Anderson
Austin Basa
Bridge
Lowell Puckett
W. M. Hiett
Billings, Mont
Dorothy Miller
Herbert Hall
Malvern
Falla City
Nebr
Clifford Mackey
Hall
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Garden Club Here Names New Officers
The Malvern Garden Club elected officers on Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Mulholland as president and Mrs. Kilne as second vice. Members toured gardens and enjoyed tea hosted by Mrs. Breed ing and her daughter, Mrs. Ruth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Garden Elamer
Otte Kilne
F. K. Mulholland
Mra
John Fletcher
First View
Fannie Clark
Kline
Bert Kline
Guy Breeding
Gene Ruth
Rev L R Bobbitt Addresses Seniors at Baccalaureate
Reverend L R Bobbitt delivered the baccalaureate address to the Malvern class of 1944 at the Baptist Church, urging a slower pace for thoughtful reflection amid a busy age. The service featured the junior class procession, invocations by C A Calkins, benediction by W E Shenefield, and choral performances including Remember Now Thy Creator and Grateful O Lord Am I by the girls' sextet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finn
TL. R. Bobbitt
Malvern Richschon
Baptist Church
Hobbitt
Clage
Winifred Nergig
C. A. Calkins
Walter E. Shenefield
Alice Blanshaw
Seniors Portray Collegiate Roles in Campus Quarantine
Seniors staged the play Campus Quarantine in the Community building to finance graduation activities. More than 300 patrons attended, grossing over 65 dollars for the seniors as they portrayed collegiate roles under director Miss Winifred Nervig. The cast included Jane Fletcher Mary Elizabeth Summers Phyllis Wilson Betty Swain Gladys Raines Margaret Shepard Stewart Hall Dudley Conner Max Sell Devere Knight Lewly Storey and Lee Cary with Dorothy Galliher performing a piano solo between acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Nervig
Dorothy Galliher
Jane Fletcher
Mary Elizabeth Summers
Phyllis Wilson
Betty Swain
Gladys Raines
Margaret Shepard
Stewart Hall
Dudley Conner
Max Sell
Devere Knight
Lewly Storey
Lee Cary
Legion and Auxiliary Hold State Meeting at Corning
Mills county Legionnaires and Auxiliary members attend the state convention in Corning today. A full program includes golf, conferences, talks, reports, and a banquet with a dance. State Commander Wm. C. Rathke of Glenwood will review the past year's Legion activities and E. B. Perdew of Nalvrn will report on community service. Banquet speakers include Rathke and several senior officials and dignitaries from the Auxiliary and department ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Corning
Wm. C. Rathke
Glenwood
Mills Countisn
Nalvern
Hathke
Mirn
Donald Macrae
HR. J. Laird
Mire
AY. Myrton Kelley
Allen T. Hupp
A. D. Ladehoff
Southwest Iowa Ministers to Meet at Ford Oak Monday
Southwest Iowa ministers from rural churches meet at Ford Oak next Monday for a three part discussion of church problems. Conference opens at 8 30 a m with remarks by Rev W Albert Ericson Red Oak on Whats Right with the Church. Afternoon sessions cover church and public library school program and farm bureau. Laymen and ministers invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithweet
Ford Oak
W. Albert Ericson
Nyman
Red Oak
W. He
Iowa State College
T. J. Pettit
Pacife Junction
Farm Bureau
Montgomery County
Stary
W. A. Winterstein
Iowa Rural Religious Work Council
Town
Fally
J. A. E. Cunningham
Cumberland
Strahan
Oaks Sunday School Attendance and Social Notes
Attendance at Oaks Sunday School was 34 with three visitors as bad roads kept many away. Birthday gifts were handed to Mrs Achenbaugh replacing Mrs Ryan. Elmo Srumback of Council Bluffs preached, with numerous local families visiting nearby events and hosting dinners. Several outings and visits to Shenandoah and Red Oak are noted, along with family gatherings at the Achenbaugh home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Achenbaugh
Ryan
Elmo Srumback
Conncil Bluffs
Joe Cole
Ralph
Ethel] Cole
Agnes Klose
Shenandoah
Henry Schilling
Ruth Ellen
Laura Hall
Marion Mahan
Velma
Jewelly
Forrest Achenbaugh
Lucile Wilkinson
Gwendolyn Ryan
Wales
Henderson
Elmo Bramback
Council Bluffs
I. W. Castor
Velma and Jewell
BE. Brammeler
Tim
Ethel Cole
L. E. Brammeier
Agness Klose
Red Oak
Bertha Nims
Harold
South Dakota
Otis Hall
Kenneth
Horace
Gerald Viner
Funeral services for A P Reeve in Silver City church
East Liberty residents attend the funeral of A P Reeve at the Silver City Methodist church Friday and memorial day services are planned for East Liberty. The East Liberty Cemetery association meets at Malvern Trust and Savings Bank Saturday afternoon May 25. Members and others are urged to attend. Rev Howard P Young to speak at 2 30 Sunday. Flowers may be brought to the church at 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Reeve
Silver City
East Liberty Cemetery Association
Malvern Trust
East Liberty
Howard P. Young
Anyons
Closing Programs of Two Schools Alt Prairie Valley
Miss Fern Clay taught at Alt Prairie Valley where a please supper followed by an eight o'clock program drew a large attendance and social time. Fern then led her pupils to Silver School to perform for Bertha, her sister, whose class returned the favor. Both programs ended with a pleasant afternoon and a late evening supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alt Prairie Valley
Fern Clay
Fern
Silver School
Bertha
Sil- Ver
Program Sparks Large Crowd Enjoys Evening
A sizable audience attended the program and enjoyed it thoroughly as the event ran well.
Shower events mark week in Tabor and area
Mrs Edward Taylor of Tabor and Miss Marjorie Mayberry receive postnuptial and miscellaneous showers as communities report closings and measles in local schools. Teachers and residents gather at Hillsdale church for a shower for Mayberry while bird feeding drives support winter bird shelter projects and feeding stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerline
Anderson
Osborne Valley
Edna Lutz
Pleasant Valley
Ralph Wederquist
Yiein
C. M. Nelson
Ethel
Chas
Wilhelm
Dorothy
HR. Hurst
Malvern
Hillsdale
Marjorie Mayberry
I. C. Mayberry
Dorothy Wilhelm
Hunter obituary notes long Malvern influence and Oregon move
S. C. Hunter died May 1 at age 81 after a period of illness. He and his brother published the Malvern Leader after moving from Webster City, remaining in Malvern until 1911 before relocating to Oregon. He was remembered as a strong, charitable, upright Christian man with deep church and community roots in Malvern. His funeral was held in Santa Ana and he was buried in Drownaville, Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Ana
Drownaville
Ore
Masonic Cemetery
Sam
Hunter
Malvern
Webster City
Oregon
Mr. Hunter
Immigrant-ancestor Uke Chase Hunter Passes in California
From The Brownsville Ore Times we note the death of Uke Chase Hunter born Stegtenville Nov 26, 1882. He lived in Terese during the Civil War era where his father was a commissioned officer, later publishing in OsKaloosa Iowa. He married Emma J Duncan in Malvern Iowa, who died 1882, leaving two daughters. He remarried Annie M Jordan of Foxcroft Maine, producing a son. Mrs. Hunter died June 4 1929 in Brownsville Ore. Hunter moved with family to Oregon in 1910 and to Santa Ana Calif after 1929, remaining active in Presbyterian church and Sunday school until his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uke
Chase Hunter
Brownsville
Ore
Sumner Hasedbutter
Stegtenville
Terese
Pinion
Oskaloosa
Teoea
Tistness
Fap Ager
USA
Ab Oskaloresa
Tows
Emma J. Duncan
Get
Malvern
Town
Towa
Annie M. Jordan
Foxcroft
Maine
Hunter
Browncarle
Oregon
Santa Ana
Calif
Everett C. Hunter
Presbyterian Church
Iowa
Brawnerill Death Noted Amid Local Tributes
A brief notice records the death of Brawnerill with many friends mourning in the community. The obituary references numerous heartfelt remembrances and reflects on the person’s impact among neighbors and associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brawnerill
Rhta Cay Reeret
Bere
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Sowers Ypres
Garden Club
Dorothy Long
Harry A. Gilmore
Omaha
First Methods Church
Bready
0. W. Coffee
Malvern High School
L. Z. Henry
Eunice Chamberlain
H. & C. Club
Lucy Wilson
Hilder Chamberlain
Frances Kane
Elinor Farquhar
Zelma Fletcher
Chaiivari
Harry Nelson
Lincoln Avenue
Krasne’s Apparel Shoppe
Gossard
Joyce Gaynor
Clem
Rev. L. R. Bobbitt
Laure Hall
Hastings
Tabor
Say
Dinehters
Malfred
Ila
Edward Taylor
Taylor
Feoda Sell
W. Spell
Bupane Gas
Landis
Nash
Salyers Auto Co
Ford Salen
H. A. Galliher Auto Co
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