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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1935

Page

7

Social and Dinner Notices Highlight Local Gatherings

A busy sequence of postwar community events unfolds at Baptist church socials, luncheons, and dinners. Highlights include the Young People’s Society party with games led by Mr. and Mrs. Carl Holden, Mrs. Amnelia Waller chairing the social committee, and visiting Mrs. B. F. Hume of Olympia, Washington. A Davison dinner brings together district superintendents and their wives for baked beans, ping pong, and bridge. Multiple hostesses entertain groups of 30 to 40 women at Malvern Tea Room and homes, with outings to the Hyde home, White Cloud Sewing Club quilting, steak fries, and birthday surprises for Mrs. Hertz. Also noted are church figures and the Presbyterian Social Union honoring Miss Helen Donner ahead of her marriage, with a tea and gift presentation.

The Baptist Church Carl Holden Amnelia Waller White Cloud Sewing Club Will Haagselquist Karl Hertz Ernest Hasselquist Cleb Ernest Rickabaugh Glen Seeger Mensars M. R. Cunningham Louis Bass M. Wilson C. L. Wilson W. A. Bower Everett Knop Floyd Rhoades Eliott Margaret McCormick Gerald Bower Paul Seeger Karl Mertz E. T. Hasselqnist M. A. Cunningham Deming N. M F. J. Buttmann Carrie Wilson Omaha Dobbitt J. W. Innes L. R. Bobbitt Newton Bobbitt L. C. Denise Presbyterian Church Mra Louis Berks American Legion Auxiliary M. 8. Campbell Helen Donner Albert E. Whiley Grifswold Presbyterian Social Union Louis Berks Lyon L. A. Talbott J. Anderson Mra. I

October Brings Bountiful Crop of Brides

October brings a crop of brides: three women wed last week. Lois Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Agan, married near Hastings. Wanda Kocher Sperger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Rochersperger, wed near Emerson. Elayne Gilbert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. BH Gilbert, married southwest of Malvern.

Floyd Yates Lois Wilson Ralph Agan J. W. Wilson Hastings Lewis Conrad Wanda Kochersperger F. G. Rochersperger Near Emerson Ralph Again Elayne Gilbert Mere. BH. L. Gilbert Malvern

Moran to Leave Glenwood Pastorate for Mason City Neb

Rev LJ Moran pastor of the First Baptist church in Glenwood announced his resignation during the Sunday service. He has accepted the pastorate at the Baptist church in Mason City Nebraska and will begin the first Sunday in November.

LJ. Moran First Baptist Church Ghenwood The Baptist Church Mason City Nebr Moran Glenwood

Southwest Iowa Press association meeting at Clarinda

Southwest Iowa newspapermen gathered in Clarinda for the annual session of the Southwest Iowa Press association. Editors Wayne D. Choate and Ralph Anderson joined from Mills county along with W. P. Wortman and Allen Wortman, discussing trade problems and other trade topics.

Southwest Iowa Southwest Iowa Press Association Clarinda Mills County Mia Wayne D. Choate Glenwood Opinion-Tribone Ralph Anderson Emerson News W. P. Wortman Allen Wortman Malvern Leader

Allelys Return From Extended Eastward Trip

Mr and Mrs H C Allely returned October 12 from a lengthy journey through Iowa Illinois Indiana Ohio Pennsylvania New Jersey New York Kentucky and Missouri. They met Christy Co Inc personnel in Newark New York and learned about Christy products while touring factories and agricultural sites. They observed farming practices east of Iowa noted roadside markets and fruit crops along with timbered Allegheny mountains and thriving tourist activity. They traveled 4044 miles Sept 6 to Oct 2 with two rainy days and no car trouble ending within 18 miles of home. Mrs Allely previously worked as a Christy rep in Newark New York aiming to recruit suitable sales representatives for Missouri Nebraska and Texas territories.

H. C. Allely Iown Illinois Indiana Ohio Pennsylvania New Jersey New York Kentucky Missouri Newark N. Y Christy Co. Inc Iowa Towa East New York State Lake Ontario Aize Allegheny Mountains Middle West Massachussetts Allelys

Methodist Men to Cut Wood Tuesday

Methodist Men plan a wood cutting bee in Elmer Fickell woods south of Malvern next Tuesday October 29 all day. Able bodied men and boys are urged to help harvest timber for the church while Elmer Fickell supplies the wood and church ladies provide a hot lunch at noon. Transportation will be furnished to the timber and back from the lumber yard for those helping with the cutting project.

Methodist Elmer Fickel Malvern Methodist Church Elmer Fickella Horton Heam Theimber W. D. Slothower F. R. Chantry

Christmas Seals Aid Tuberculosis Fight in Iowa Counties

Amy Hammers, Mills county Christmas Seal chair, notes alarming testing results from regional meeting at Corning. One in nine school children tuberculin tested positive for TB. one in three adult employees shows infection. X rays indicate one in 41 children tested has tuberculosis. These findings stress the need for expanded Christmas Seal sales opening on Thanksgiving to surpass last year’s record.

Iowa Tuberculosis Association Amy Hammers Mills County Corning Montgomery Adams Adair Page Union Taylor Shelby Mills Miss Hammers Adoo Sealy

Soil erosion projects active on thousands of Iowa farms

Erosion programs have been completed or started on about 3,000 to 4,000 Iowa farms, mainly in the south. Over the past two years roughly 15 million trees have been planted in gullies and nearby areas to slow runoff and stabilize terrain.

Iowa

Little Dies in Pacific Junction After Long Illness

W C Little, longtime resident and prominent citizen of Pacific Junction, died at his home Sunday morning after a prolonged illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at Oakdale Funeral Chapel.

QO. Little Pacific Junction W.C. Little Pattie Junc- Hon Daeefile

Husky Boy Named Nell Wesley Born at Home

Deputy Auditor Ralph Mc Pherron announces the birth of his first child Nell Wesley on Tuesday October 15 at eight pounds. The newborn graces the family with a broad smile and happy welcome from relatives and neighbors.

Ralph McPherron Nell Wesley

Mrs Green Recovering After Double Hospital Operations

Mrs Franklin Green was taken to Mercy hospital in Council Bluffs last week and underwent a severe operation from which she rallied in fine shape. On Monday another very severe operation followed, she recovered but grew very weak. Doctors expect further procedures.

Franklin Green Mercy Hospital Council Bluffe

Hospitalary report fragment hides key details

An incomplete OCR fragment from a hospital-related item presents no clear names, dates, or events. The readable portion lacks sufficient detail to determine the exact incident, location, or involved organizations for a meaningful headline and summary.

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