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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1934
Page
2
A collage of local notices and social updates from Malvern and nearby areas. Births, visits, family news, and engagements are noted along with shipments, repairs, and sales promotions. Mentions of relatives visiting, travels to Kansas City and Fort Riley, and local shop advertisements appear throughout the page.
The readable text is garbled and contains names like Harriet Bass Wods and Marie Bee with unclear relations. No coherent event, date, or location can be established from the fragment.
Hillsdale Ladies' Aid was entertained at Mrs. White's home on Thursday with eighteen members present. Afternoon activities included planning quilts and a refreshments service of sandwiches and coffee. An upcoming roast duck supper is planned for Friday at Hillsdale church basement from 6:20 p.m. with proceeds unspecified.
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A garbled historical column discusses hunting ethics, game rules, and sports conduct. It emphasizes fair play, penalties for rule violations, and respect for officials. The piece notes a 30 year old game context and cautions athletes to follow established standards to preserve good sportsmanship.
Miss Mary Jean Ewing of Malvern spent the weekend with Miss Betty Barger. The Misses Eden and Ruth Lutz visited Connell Birds, and Mrs. Sams Thaw stayed with Wayne Hodge near Malvern. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson visited Shenandoah with daughter Kathryn, while Arthur Briggs hosted callers near McClelland. Mrs. Hallie Lotz stayed a few days with WI Lutz, and a waffle supper at W. H. Nagle home featured Clyde Barger and family. Edna and Ruth Lutz plus Edith Alexander traveled to Rockport Missouri on May 21 for a day trip.
A bustling bake sale and coffee shifts drew many visitors to the parish hall, raising funds for the community relief fund. Volunteers labeled doughnuts, snacks, and hot beverages, while children enjoyed simple games. The event also showcased a small bake-off among local homemakers. Proceeds will support Thanksgiving food baskets and local aid programs.
Walter E. Shenefield minister invites all to Sunday services 10 Sunday school 11 church. Thursday prayer meeting at 8. Encourage bringing someone next Sunday to boost attendance and hear details of Christmas program plans. All not attending elsewhere are welcome.
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