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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1956
Page
2
Emerson Eighth Graders graduate as planned with the community observing memorial rites. Fragments mention Mr and Mrs Ernest tear, Matu, and Joelleen of Papithan Nebo with others spending the week in observance and Parreets nels referenced amid partial lines.
Fragmented text notes a June 4 Emerson Bible School gathering. Mentions Mr. G Sehben of Red Oak visiting, a breakfast for Fast Matrons, and Sunday dinner at the Sawyers home in honor of BET Sawyers birthday. Includes brief references to local residents and a teaching plan for Mipedonia.
Local notes recount a freierick Lare baptisms in progress, Scouts sausage roast at John Russell home, and many visits across Kansas City, Des Moines, Red Oak, and Lincoln. Family gatherings, church events, and hospital updates accompany the week’s social calendar with several attendees traveling for games and services.
In a sequence of friendly calls and visits, guests from Nodaway and Red Oak areas joined locals for weekends and meals. Notable attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Geith, Mr. and Mrs. Rene Schick, and J. Cronwall plus Jane, with stops at the homes of Mr. Imlen Confer, Mrs. Thurman Bowen, and Burl Krecklow in Glenwood.
Strahan announces a Tuesday awards event listing many students cited for special recognition in music, attendance, and grades. Honorees include Patricia Swett Sharon Blunt Lillian Ir Fleming Donald ad Wilhelva Ail and others across Freshman Sophomore and Senior ranks with the top academic awards going to Deanna Grindle and John Devin.
The WSCS met at the church Thursday with Mrs. Evelyn Hall in charge of devotions and president Mrs. Korliss Angus installing officers for the new year. New officers include Lorraine Grindle as President and Korliss Angus as Vice President. others cover treasurer, secretary, assistant, promotion, local church activities, student secretary, youth secretary, children secretary, spiritual life, status of women, supply, literature, plus hostesses and visiting members. Several events follow with garden hints, posters, campaigning, demonstrations, and plans for Rally Day and State Convention.
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