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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1935
Page
2
A lengthy Malvern weekly roundup lists community visits, travel plans, dinners, and family news. Readers see guests from Council Bluffs, Minnesota and Nebraska, along with local gatherings, church events, and home heating promotions.
A Hillsdale community club gathered Friday evening to discuss local issues and plan upcoming events. Attendees included several residents and organizers who outlined activities for the coming weeks and welcomed new members.
The ts and Crafts Club gathered Sunday at H. HL Lishe Home for a three band weaving session. Attendees included Mr and Mrs J en, Mr and Mrs roof Clarinda, Mrs White of Oak, Mrs Kath Hed Oak, Mrs Mina Marticla De THe OA cartman, Mr and Mrs Henry Washburn, Mr and Mrs L L Robbins, and Mr and Mrs Lisle. Secretary Wallace forecasts a food booth at an upcoming event. John Palmer is noted for reliability, with Lizzie Housewife mentioned as a tough critic in Qwen sboro Kentucky.
Mrs H R Landis came back this week from Oakland and Des Moines where she had been visiting and is now with her daughter north of Malvern.
Fragmented notes mention Wesler Chapel and Henderson Chere along with church references. A Presbyterian Church in Berks and a Methrenti Episcopal Church are noted. Mentions of Gretchen Gidley and Winnifred preparing for an event or service appear without clear context.
Local gatherings fill the week with entertaining visits and family events. Mr and Mrs McLain hosted brides and friends, Velma and Leslie Kellenbar celebrated, and the Sunday party for the young married people’s class occurred. Neighbors and relatives, including the Shelleys, Coopers, Bullingtons, Webb, Rochersperger, and others, shared meals and visits around Coburg and nearby farms.
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