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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1941
Page
1
Obituary poetry and resolutions listed in Ada LOCALS classified section. Card of thanks notes appear alongside local notices, with brief entries detailing community reminders, acknowledgments, and service announcements.
Berl Hall, Mason City editor and Gugenheim Fellow, argued South American economies rely on export markets and could be drawn into conflict if Nazis resist Britain. He praised U S policy, warned Monroe Doctrine leverage may be needed, and noted beef prices, limited arable land, and rising regional consumption. He urged support for Camp Claiborne facilities and shared local anecdotes including a boy Donald asking for tonall ectomy joke.
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The Emerson column covers a misprint fix in The Leader about J M R green stamps, Emerson High School teams opening the season with Henderson and Farragut, girls winning 30 28 and boys 21 20 on Henderson floor, and a 93 26 loss to Farragut. Also reports social visits, club meetings, church activities, election of W S C S officers, charity efforts, and local residents traveling or hosting guests across nearby towns.
Mrs Earl BE May of Shenandoah presented color travel pictures of her Mexico trip last summer at the O E S and Masonic hall. The event drew good attendance and featured a gift to Mrs May from Esma Barns. Light refreshments followed the program with a festive buffet noted for bitter sweet decor. Attendees came from Shenandoah Red Oak Hastings and Macedonia. Committee members included Esma Barns Martha Smith Ida Nelson Elva Vestal Lorraine Hascall Inza Hicks Lydia Hatfield and Pearl McClain. The fund will aid next year’s C B 5 anniversary celebration.
Dr. Howard Johnson will speak next Wednesday at 1 pm at the school house for the temperance board. Bapt. Cranwall and Frank J. Shaw attended the School Masters meeting in Henderson. Treynor and Russell Sports plan a game here December 2. Several local families shared Sunday visits and Thanksgiving gatherings in Red Oak, Hepburg, Malvery, Oakland, and Dex Moines. A birthday supper for Patrick, Cramer, and Barns hosted by Wills Patrick is set for Thursday evening.
The Baptist Ladies Aid Society met at the tower church auditorium to plan the annual bazaar and chicken pie supper for December 4. Ten dozen sunflower dish cloths were sold. Various committees were appointed by the president. Guests and guests’ activities included a shower for Miss Katherine Gittins and Thanksgiving and birthday observances at local homes. The Emerson Woman’s Club will meet December 2 in Malvern with a Christmas program and gift exchange.
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