Miss Costa Visits Malvern During Farm Youth Exchange
Miss Lenitha F. Costa of Brazil spent 11 days in Malvern with Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Crink as part of an International Farm Youth Exchange. She spoke to home economics students and extension groups, visited Boy's Town and Memorial, bought gifts in Omaha, and discussed Brazil and U S differences. Radio KMA interview aired Saturday. Barbie Mansfield celebrates sixth birthday with family party featuring a doll cake baked by her grandmother Ed Kruse.
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Mills County
Lenitha F. Costa
Brazil
N. P. Crink
Malvern Community High
Boy’s Town
Aglyn Memorial
Omaha
U. S
United States
Miss Costa
Radio
KMA
Barbie Jo Mansfield
Roy Dean Masnfield
Ed. Kruse
Ed Kruse
Conrad Kruse
Carl Price
Jerald Kruse
Bead
Brian
Silver City
Garden Club Meeting Hosts Guests at Malvern Home
Mrs. Jennie Buffington will host Malvern Garden Club members at Mrs. Louis Knop's home on Tuesday November 15 at 2 30 p.m.
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Garden Club
Jennie Buffington
Malvern Garden Club
Louis Knop
Federated Club Meeting Set For November 4
Hastings Federated Woman's Club greets members at Hastings Methodist church on November 4 for a 1 pm salad bar luncheon. Each member brings a salad. Mrs. Glen Carlson of Essex demonstrates pearalizing Thanksgiving flowers. Hostesses include Mines Adisa Lockabill Madge Marsh Mona Pate and Lucille Dietering.
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Hastings Federated Woman's Club
Hastings Methodist Church
Glen Carlson
Essex
Adisa Lockabill
Madge Marsh
Mona Pate
Lucille Dietering
Delegates Return After 37th National Girl Scout Convention
Mrs. Bass and Nishnabatna Council delegates report an inspiring five day meeting in Detroit at the 37th National Girl Scout Convention. Debbie Reynolds served as Honorary National Piper for a new nationwide project to grow Girl Scout membership while each of 468 councils appoints its own piper to coordinate activities.
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Detroit
Debbie Reynolds
Debbie
Earl Bass
William Sanders
Ernest Marsh
Frank Stockwell
Nishnabatna Council
Bass
Halloween Eve Ghosts and Goblins Visit Randolph Home
A fall piece recalls the year’s end and celebrates Madame Scribbling MH E for her poetic labor and beauty. The narrative celebrates Halloween customs, pumpkins and harvest moon as autumn turns to winter, with a brief, playful encounter with small goblins at the narrator’s home.
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Hallowe'en
Find
Mystery tree and local notices from Silver City
A Silver City correspondent shares neighborhood observations on a now sparse variegated Norway maple, plus local costs and a call to vote. The column lists numerous visiting relatives, church and club activities, and community events across nearby towns, mentioning many residents by name and detailing weekend gatherings and milestones.
Want Ads Pay Paper Gummed Tape Leader Office
Classified notice for paper gummed tape sold in large rolls two inch wide priced at 1.25 and one inch wide at 65 cents available at The Leader Office.
Weekend Visitors and Guests Across Several Iowa Towns
Strahan and Morris Wondfill of Glenwood visited Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Marvin Wondfill. Thursday visitors included Mrs Hagel Wilhelm Bud and Florence, Mrs Lauiva-Silvey of Nishna College and Glen Silvey of Ansley. Homer Mayberry of Malvern and the Johnsons from Shenandoah visited over the weekend. Dwaine Swett of Maryville spent the weekend with Harold Swett and David. The Marvin Fritz family of Council Blairs were weekend guests in the Swett home and with Homer Writz in Malvern. Mrs Gerald Rogers visited Lenox Friday afternoon. Brian Roger of Corning came home with his grandmother for a meal with Mr and Mrs R L Russell and Mr and Mrs Vanes Trively. Bertha Kempton of labor
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Bernice Clipson
Glenwood
C. C
Harold Kahl
Lawrence Schoening
Ed Kahl
Mineola
Methodist Church
W.S.C.S
Bill Mass
Allen Schoening
Macedonia
Robert Keller
Urbandale
LeRoy Pullman
F. G. Barnes
Judson T. Perkins
Council Bluffs
LaUna Simmons
Satturday
Max Simmons
Navy Air Force
Ewa Beach
Hawaii
George Ord
Beatrice
Ned
George Marshall
Jerry
Dale
George Marshall, Jr
Max
Sam Delavan
G. Wilkins
Verne A. Wilkins
Tabor
Darrell
Sioux Falls College
Sioux Falls
Lyle Hansen
Etmerson
Donald Riggins
John Taylor
Marl Taylor
Council Bliffs
Art Miller
Fred Teehau
Glen Haven
Lucy Innes
Arlo Bichel
Lakeview Manor
Ross Atkinson
Randolph
Bob Waller
Stan Myers
Shelly
Omaha
Hagel Wilhelm Bud
Florence
Lauiva — Silvey
Nishna
David
Marvin Fritz
Council Blairs
Swett
Mrs
Homer Writz
Malvern
Gerald Rogers
Lonnie Walter
Lenox
Brian Roger
Corning
R. L. Russell
Local social notes from Council Bluffs and Omaha area
Mrs FE Park and several others were among the ♪vail ors" this past week of Mrs Wm Anderson. Harald Omer family with Susan and Clifford Scott joined for dinner at Leisure Lanes in Council Bluffs. Mr and Mrs Walter Fichter of Omaha were Sunday guests of Ja B Fichter. Mr and Mrs Puy Clapper and Fay were Sunday dinner guests in the Charles Trively home.
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Nardins
Tie
Henningsen Foods Inc
Malvern
Elwood
Etta Anderson
Harald Omer
Susan
Clifford Scott
Council Bluffs
Walter Fichter
Omaha
Ja. B. Fichter
Puy Clapper
Fay, Dy
Charles Trively
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