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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1935
Page
3
Emerson schools opened on Monday under Supt BT Jax with a stable start and enthusiastic teachers. Enrollment was strong across the elementary and high school buildings, with only minor facades issues needing readjustment. The district expects further gains as the year proceeds, led by experienced staff and effective leadership.
Emerson High School notes a reunion of the Class of 1931 held Tuesday at Red Oak Chautauqua Park. Ten of twelve members attended a basket dinner. attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Dargwin, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Cole of Council Bluffs, Supt. and Mrs. Bow Panson, and many others from nearby towns. The gathering featured social visits, travel updates, and a shared sense of community, with numerous relatives described among the group.
Mrs. ROW and Terie Momlay host a birthday gathering for Dolores with cake tea and party fare. Local neighbors and relatives including Mrs. Tuy and Mr. Davis attend as friends reminisce and share greetings.
Wayne Wilson resumes work at Abel Store after a week away. He previously left to pursue other duties and was succeeded by Wayne Wilson, who had been in school in Peru. He starts Friday and works Saturday as the store welcomes him back.
The ad describes a 16 foot gong doorbell in the She inspired palace scene from a Haggard romance adaptation. A marble rock dwelling set features a colossal gong struck by a silver ebony hammer. Merian C. Cooper produces with Shirley C. Burden as associate on this lavish production.
Henderson community notes report the Ladies Aid of the Henderson Methodist and Christian churches hosting social events at the Henderson church and in Carson, with a pot luck, plays, music, and quilts on display. Numerous locals visit relatives, travel to Omaha Council Bluffs and Colorado, and attend recitals and postnuptial showers as area families resume routines.
The Ald Society of the Methodist church held a meeting in the church basement last Thursday afternoon. Plans were made for a White Elephant sale to be held Friday, September 13. SW. Rive traveled to Line by Friday for medical examination at the veterans hospital and returned Sunday. They gave him a medical examination and decided he was not eligible as a medical patient.
East Liberty residents Lookabill and family visited Council Bluffs on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Joe Mayberry took son Neil to the Iowa School for the Deaf on Monday. They also visited Wayne Maddocks in Jeanie Edmundson hospital, who is recovering and may go home later this week. Local students at Malvern High include Fern Maddocks Florence Wilhelm Evelyn Latehaw Neil Cary Edna Cook Ruth Lookabill Betty Barger Donald Jackson Edith Rink Bernard Schoening Darlene Knopp. Charlotte Dy is the new teacher at Pleasant Valley. Bertha Clay returns to Silver. Kern Clay to Frat Valley. Ada Houser. Mrs Laura Korney and Justo and guests Mrs Daly Khel of Bedford and Mrs Jeune Texter of Cornell Blute were dining.
Mrs Ellis Grindle hosted the Needlecraft club gathering last Thursday afternoon. Members spent time placing blocks for a snowball pattern quilt and refreshments of fruit salad cake coffee and fruitade were served. The next meeting will be held at Mrs Harold Boyer's home on September 12.
Morning worship at 11 with Rev C B Guest. church school at 11:40. Epworth League at 7 30 p m. Supts listed Mary Hillyer and C A Vannausdle. Community visits include Pettistews returning with Pettigraws sister Mrs Foster of Kerrville. Local travels note illness of Irving McFarland and extended family visits across Omaha Chicago Glenwood and Wales. John Doyle called for jury duty as residents relocate and school enrollment shifts noted.
Mr and Mrs Zeno Hass hosted relatives from Ohio for a lengthy dinner last Thursday including Mrs Greauque niece of the Gipe family and companions from Edgerton Hicksville and Colorado Kansas travel. Guests also included Chas Kayton Gilbert McCain and more, as several family members continued homeward from fairs and visits in Shenandoah and Prairie City. Local trips to state fair and Minnesota visits are noted with travel back by Sunday night.
Mrs John Myers and Mrs Clara Douglas visited Red Oak Saturday. Mr and Mrs 8 W Arterburn also in Red Oak. Ann McGrew of Benson Nebraska and Faustina McGinnis visited John McGinnis Sr home Thursday. Clara McDowell of Emerson helping grandchildren Clara Marie and James Douglas while Harvey Douglas vacation. Mrs A J McGinnis and Betty Ann with Mr and Mrs 8 W Arterburn in Shenandoah Monday. Connie Kline of Chicago visiting her parents Mr and Mrs G E Laughlin. Old Papers Big bundle feat The Lender office
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