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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1930

Page

4

Imogene and Southeast Mills County News Briefs

Bernie Laughlin, ill with appendicitis, was operated on at Mercy hospital after visiting Cornell Bluffs. Family members, including wife and sister Loretta, gathered at the hospital. Dick Maher dies of pneumonia. funeral planned with Rev. Doyle presiding. John McGareill and others ill or recovering from illness or injury. Local church and hospital visits, funerals, and social events detailed.

Bernie Laughlin Cornell Bluffs Mercy Hospital M. Lauritin Count Bias Frank Mats Loretta Des Moines Cornell Loretta Mrs. Laughlin

East Liberty visitors share weekend at relatives’ homes

Earl Maddocks and family from near Silver City dined with his brother Will Maddocks. Mike Vernita-Cuilwor-up from Shenandoah visited with her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Cully. Mr and Mrs Fred Cook and three daughters visited Ed Trively’s family in Plattsmouth on Sunday.

Dora Aenes O'Conner Omaha Thos, O'Conner Misaea Charlotte Louise Clark EB. J. Sweeney M. EB M. E Shenandoah D. J. Maher Edmund O'Donnell Hamburg Wm. Melville Francis Doyle R. J. Maher Glynn Choo Mae Maher Dan Delehant Cameha Andrew Leo Higeine Mercy Hospital Earl Maddocks Silver City Will Maddocks Mike Vernita—Cuily Frank Cully Fred Cook Plattsmouth Ed Trively

Class Teens Social Friday at Young Couple Home

The young married people’s class met at the home of their members for a social gathering. Attendees planned activities and discussed upcoming church events.

Mrs De Val Hosts Friday Evening School Social

Mrs Frank De Val hosted a Friday evening class gathering with planned activities for the future. A pleasant social time followed with refreshments including two kinds of cake and coffee. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Will Maddocks family Mr and Mrs Howard Mickelson and son Mr and Mrs Dale McClure and children Mr and Mrs Fay Butterfield Mr and Mrs Ben Martin and Mr and Mrs De Val and son Alan, about twenty people.

Frank de Val Clase Trait School Will Maddocks Howard Mickelson Dale McClure Fay Butterield Ben Martin de Valandheon Alan

East Liberty Young People Organize Epworth League

A church gathering led by pastor F G Barnes formed an Epworth League in East Liberty. Officers include President James Henderson first vice Berthadlas second vice Alan Du Val third vice Mary Henderson secretary Ruth Lutz treasurer Lee Cary pianist Lurine Brake and choir leader Mary Henderson. Regular meetings are Tuesday at 7:38 p m with an invitation for others to join.

F. G. Barnes Epworth League James Henderson Berthadlas Alan du Val Mary Henderson Edna Lutz Ruth Lutz Lee Cary Lurine Brake

Mt Vernon residents visit Omaha and corn husking advances

MT VERNON J R Wills of Chicago visited Omaha on Union Pacific business and saw his brother G Wills. Harvest progress is ahead for local corn as Harley Stevenson and W A Bower prepare wagons. A father and son banquet at Malvern High School highlighted farm management, sanitation, and hog care, with Prof Amos leading a talk and a later power outage briefly darkening the event.

J. R. Wills Chicago Omaha Union Pacific Railroad G. ¥. Wills Mt. Vernon Miss Hurst Harley Stevesson Harley Stevenson W. A. Bower J. Anderson Sam Shaw Messrs Dickernbach Bower Shook Wills Amos Rodenfeld Malvern High School McLean County Amor Aame

Meeting Report Highlights From Milla County Sunday Institute

John R. Clark attended a Glenwood meeting of the Milla County Sunday School Institute. Elsworth and Mrs. Plumb visited in Council Bluffs and Mrs. Maybee Fickel at Edmundson hospital, where she remains seriously ill from a broken leg yet has mobility with a wheeled chair.

John R. Clark Milla County Sunday School Institute Glenwood Elsworth Plumb Council Bluffs Maybee Fickel Edmundson Hospital Stey Lauren Thomas Atlantic Guy B Bryan Walker Malvern

Weekend Duck Hunters and Local Social Notes

Loule Kruse Dr Hartja and Carl Green hunted ducks over the weekend. James Stoust timekeeper for the All on the Wabash spent the weekend in Sumner Missouri. Ming Loulue Hose visited with Misves Lu cie and Arlene Wasserman. Mr Martin who runs the big lane at the All left for El Louis and plans to join relatives at a hospital. Mrs Martin attended a birthday party Friday night. Budelps celebrated a birthday. Mr and Mrs Honey were in Chicago for a related gathering.

Loule Kruse Hartja Adatr Carl Green James Stoust Wabash Sumner Ming Loulue Hose Lucie Arlene Wasserman Martin All J. F. Kenzey el Louis Martin Wee Brnest Wasserman Hbo Bivda Saturdey Mra. B. Honey

Local Socials Highlight Weekend Visits and Birthdays

Mr and Mrs Babutt visited Mr and Mrs Rose on Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Kenney visited Mr and Mrs Kahl. Detlet Prien St celebrated a birthday with friends Saturday night. Miss Hilda Miller hosted a Sunday birthday gathering. Mr and Mrs Henry Kahl and Miss Olga Schroeder, with Mer Jory Kahl, traveled to Council Bluffs on Saturday.

Mea. Babutt Tresnor Carl Rose Z. F. Kenney Henry Kahl Detlet Prien Hilda Miller Merjory Kahl Olga Schroeder Council Bluffs

CHAMPION HILL Community notices keep busy week

Sunday attendance was seventeen leading to a congregational meeting adjourned for three weeks. Mt Kiser expected back December 7. Community members attended Legion events in Emerson and a high school play featuring Harold Cooper and Jean Kochersperger. Various visits, W R C meetings, 4 H club, husking progress, and Thanksgiving plans at Climax church are noted with local families named.

Mt. Kiser Legion Emerson F. M. Parker June Mary Mae Ray Masden Kocherspergers Holland Emmet Cardiff Shenahdonh Harold Cooper Jean Kochersperger Carrie McLain Pearl Velma Mabel Campbell Fern Mt. Ayr Edwin Grayson T. H. Grayson Des Moines Webb Haldeman Marjorie Helen Shenandoah Lee Hutchings Gertha Kellenbarger Doris Bishop Ella Harold Kellenbarger Alfred Cooper Mesdamés Webb Ellison Kel Lenbarger Sands Jae Monbarger Emera Bree Harry Porter Walter Kellenbarger Wilma Cooper Stella Bullington Louie Bullington

Max Clay Receives Minor Gunshot Wound After Hunting Accident

Saturday morning while hunting a .22 rifle discharged and struck Max Clay in the side and back near the spine. Teammates Duane Hays and Byron Schoening, with Uncle George Schoening, aided the unconscious boy who was then taken to his parents’ home. The doctor extracted the bullet and treated him with tetanus antitoxin. the wound was serious but not life threatening.

Max Clay Byron Schoening Duane Hays Max Duane Byron George Schoening Rome Hie Parenty Ed Mire

Malvern Volleyball Opens Season With Strong Showings

Community Building gym echoed with shouts as Malvern Businessmen’s team shed daily cares for a volleyball night to begin the 1920-1921 season. About forty men took the floor, with Mulhollands and the Iowa State sextets showing early strength while a new Firemen squad impressed in two straight wins.

Malvern Mulhollands Iowa State Sextets Firemen Iowa State Silvers Bulcka Cold Stor Post Office Salyers Auto Farmalls Malvern Leader Farmers Electrica Buicks

Chevrolet Shows New Car Here

Chevrolet unveiled the 1991 model in Malvern last Saturday drawing strong showroom attention. The order for window banners and showroom signs used 171,846 feet of canvas, revealing how auto demand drives textile and job activity across mills, sign shops, and related industries nationwide.

Malvern B. & M. Chevrolet Company Chevrolet Company Desgler Detroit South Carolina Jain Milla H. J. Klinger Ralesmane Chevrolet Motor Company

Orioles to Meet Oakland Friday at Malvern High

Malvern high school will host Oakland in a Friday 2 p m game on the northwest Malvern field. Coach Paul Hertz has improved the team after earlier struggles and expects a stronger aerial defense against a tougher Oakland squad, with high anticipation of a large home crowd.

Oakland High Schol Paul Hertz Orioles Malvern Oakland Herts Frideya

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