Local crafts club hosts October exhibit and social
Vernon Bobbitt hosted the crafts men club for their monthly exhibit with wood carving a walnut table and lamp, hand-woven fabrics, and paintings on display. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Lisle, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Washburn, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Robbins, and Miss Hildegarde Baumgartner. Refreshments followed.
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Craftsmen Club
Vernon Bobbitt
Harvey Lisle
and Mirs
Henry Washburn
Roy Robbins
Mise Hildegarde Baumgartner
Hastings Teacher Weds Miss Evelyn Switzer at Home
Miss Evelyn Switzer wed Jans H. Fitcher at the bride’s brother Frederick C. Switzer’s home near Lrawis in a May afternoon ceremony. Rev. C. W. Stark officiated before 24 relatives. couple to live on the groom’s farm near Wiota.
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Frederick C. Switzer
Lrawis
Jans H. Fitcher
Evelyn Switzer
C. W. Stark
Lewis Congregational Church
Fitcher
Fred R. Switger
Lewis
Hastings
Fitscher
Henry Bredehoft
Cumberland
Wiota
Howard Clark Sr
Howard Clark Jr
Howard I
Helen Clark
A. O. Garber
Des Moines
L. M. Martin
Josephine Switger
Council Bluffa
Henry Hredehoft
Gon. Harold
William J. McFadden
Atlantic
RK. F. Graham
D. D. Fellows
Arjiine Howard
Malvern
Local Teachers Plan Quiet Vacations
Malvern public school teachers plan a quiet summer with many taking short trips. Several teachers will spend time away at their hometowns or destinations such as Onawa Des Moines Ohio Humboldt Grand Junction Farragut Emerson Murdock Neb Iowa State Ames and Vassar college. A few will remain in Malvern through most of the summer while others pursue summer school or remote duties.
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Malvern
Gladys Riddle
Corning
Onawa
Katherine Walker
Des Moines
Ruth Johnson
Ohio
Winifred Nervig
Humboldt
Alice Blanshaw
Grand Junction
Gladys Kimsey
Farragut
Wanda Rochersperger
Emerson
Hildegarde Baumgartner
Murdock
Nebr
Iowa State College
Ames
Harriett Beattie
Poulteepsie
Mills County Baseball League opens summer slate
Six teams Wall Street Bears Till dale Dutch Hastings Imogene and Silver City begin an all summer schedule with free admission and no purses or awards. The June schedule includes multiple matchups and repeats into August with a final line noting snapping turtles threaten waterfowl and fish life and should be killed.
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Mills County Baseball League
Wall Street Bears
Tilldale
Dutch
Hastings
Imogene
Silver City
Hillsdale
Wall Street
Dutch Wall Street Bears
Hasatinga
High School Golfers Ended Malvern Leader Card
Malvern Iowa May 30 1935 high school golf results featured at page five. The brief item notes local players and school involvement with references to visits by Mrs Arthur Mos and other residents. The readable fragments indicate community coverage of school sports events and social visits around Malvern.
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Malvern Leader
Malvern
Iowa
Arthur Mos
Gye Schemine
Norman Scherning
J.T. Gier
Arthur Menschel
Charles Hace
Hudolph Menschel
Gus Schoening
Local high school matches end with TJ Jefferson athletes win
Season opener on the Fairview course ends 8 to 2 as TJ Jefferson defeats local team. Young Nee McCord scores for the locals, while Ei Wearin, Pat Gearhart, and Devere Knight all lose their matches in a 2 0 3 0 style sequence.
Local social notes from Champion Hill and nearby towns
Mrs Laura Hodge visits Genoa Nebraska and returns home while several families share Sunday dinners and visits in Shenandoah Red Oak Coburg and nearby areas. Eighth grade diplomas awarded in Red Oak. Ladies' Aid meeting postponed to the second Wednesday in June.
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Laura Hodge
Genoa
Nebr
W. M. Kellenbarger
Ela
J. F. Shelley
Claude Rector
Willa
R. E. Brees
Stanton
G. W. Cooper
Alfred Cooper
R. W. McLain
Billy and
Paul
L. C. Bulington
W. ‘mM. Kellenbarger
Shenandoah
Francis Angry
Red Oak
Avis Noel
Elwin Diehl
Glenn Kellenbarger
Greco
T. H
Mia
Carrie Mor Lalu
Old Pepers at The Lasker Cite
A short item notes Old Pepers preparing an ig bundle at The Lasker cite with local activity and neighboring observers recording the scene. The brief mentions community presence and venue ambience during a routine gathering.
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Pepers
Lasker
Heavy Scoring Sinks Hillsdale Nine in Rivalry Clash
Dutch Gust Hillsdale Nine battle ends 17 to 4 as Thitet baseball team overwhelms Hillsdale in a tense Sunday game. Dutch Dastner Zanders EB Ponton provide strong battery support while Hillsdale’s Slaughter Fitepatrick struggle as the rivals clash.
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Hillsdale
Thitet
Batteries
Dastner
Zanders
Softball League Delayed Then Set To Start Tonight
Softball games delayed by rain will resume this evening at the focal diamond. Officials aim to begin as scheduled with Thursday's matchups Cold Storage versus Iowa Nebraskaans and Wallers versus Farmers, followed by Friday games McCord versus Merchants and Offers versus Wallers.
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Focal Diamond
Wallers
Offers Va
McCord
Merchants
Benton News Incomplete Local Visits And Homebound Trips
Acle MeVey visited in Tom Gages home Saturday evening. Charlie Schoening was a visitor in Gua Schoening's home Friday evening. Parle Keltey and family move into their new John Ketley arm home soon. Pearl Gate and Acle MeVey were visitors Sunday in Fred McVey's home. Max Deu visited in Tabor Friday evening. Charles Bare and wife planned a Council Bluffs trip last week. Kenneth Bare returned from a tour begun last January. Miss Iona Schoening spent Saturday night and Sunday with her parents Gus and Mrs. Schoening.
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Acle MeVey
Tom Gages
Charlie Schoening
Gua Schoening
Parle Keltey
John Ketley
Pearl Gate
Fred McVey
Max Deu
Tabor
Charles Bare
Council Bluffs
Kenneth Bare
Iona Schoening
Gus Schoening
Seventeen Golfers Play In Fairview Sunday Tournament
Seventeen golfers competed in a Sunday morning ball tournament at Fairview Country Club. Scores varied, with an average near 60 percent on the nine hole match. Low score was Gerald Caldwell's 39, though his team lost a ball to the opponents.
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Fairview Country Club
Gerald Caldwell
Jost
J. A. Kline
Leonard Anderson
Dale Dyke
Paul
U.S. Marines Seek Enlistees for Strong Careers
The U.S. Marine Corps invites men aged 18 to 26 to enlist after a rigorous physical exam. It promises steady work, promotions, free education, travel, and athletic opportunities. Marines serve globally in China, the Philippines, Guam, Panama, Hawaii, aboard ships, and along American coasts, with recruitment in Chicago at Room 284, Far Office Building.
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U.S. Marine Corps
Marine Corps
China
Philippines
Guam
Panama
Hawaiian Islands
Asiatic
America
West Indies
U. S. Marine Corps Recruiting Station
Fast Office
Chicago
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