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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1951
Page
11
The W S C S met at Mrs Emma Custers home with 28 members and one visitor as officers were installed by Dora Goos. Devo tions led by Eldon Burgoin, program by Ivan Lintner. Study class completed. jurisdiction approved. Next meeting June 28 at Mrs Mildred Kruse if weather permits. Also Thank Offering service raised 42 dollars. Eighth grade graduates listed and other community notes including boot camp, hospital visits, and local visits.
Mrs McClure and Mrs McCoy co hostesses at Baptist Kensington meeting at Mrs Car r ie McClure home with Miss Ann Mc Coy in charge program next gathering set for June 6 at Mrs Susie Stewarts. Robert Reisner visited from Kansas City with daughter Mrs Jane Gearhart family. Prairie Creek School picnic held at noon with Miss Trene Maddocks teaching two years. Silver City Public School closed term with 7 pm cooperative supper and short program. Several Mills County boys left for Fort Sheridan Illinois Marvin Atteberry among them. Betty Boyer returned for three week vacation with Falls City family. Vinson Goos and Mary Goos hosted dinner. Ben Burgoin hosted eighth grade celebration for Margarite Burgoin with many guests. Oliver Deitchler from Alameda California headed to Lakehurst New Jersey for three years as parachute rigger instructor. Family visit to Omaha with A P Jones and others. American Legion Auxiliary food sale at Old Bros grocery on May 26, also Poppy Day. Marjorie Raynor and Alice Burgoin visited Falls City home. Galt, Kruse, and Roy Flanagan attended bank meeting in Red Oak.
Commencement exercises honored Lenora Techau valedictorian Ruth Ann Fornoff salutatorian and John Clipson music award. Bruce Linton of Omaha II spoke as students received scholarships and awards while program musical numbers and rituals filled the ceremony.
East Liberty will hold annual Memorial Day services on Sunday May 27 at 2 30 p m. Rev Roy F Sturgell will deliver the address. Bouquets for the service will be arranged in the forenoon and flowers donations are appreciated.
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