26 Apr 1923
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1923
Page
1
Community listings highlight visits from Mrs. J. Shennefield to Omaha for a nephew's funeral, Mr. Durbin's fat-yearling sale near Malvern, and frequent trips by residents to Council Bluffs and Omaha. Readers see social calls, business ads, and upcoming church events, with notes on health, schooling, and local commerce.
The Christian Church hosted the final lecture course on Tuesday evening April 24. L Verne Stout wrote His Father's Business and the Vernm Stout Players presented it in three acts. The performance was well received and regarded as the best of the series by many attendees.
The Shrine Temple committee of Council Mutts announces a large Shrine Circus at the patri forium in Council Nafta from April 2 to May 1. Active support comes from Shriners in southwest Town and allied Masons. Everyone is invited to attend this broad fundraising effort amid regional events involving Mills County Dig areas and neighboring counties.
Malvern girl Viola Mulholland, enrolled at Stephens College Columbia Missouri, has been elected to Phi Theta Kappa the national sorority for junior colleges. The honor requires top academic standing with at least fifteen college hours including twelve in literary subjects, good citizenship, and an overall average near ninety percent with no grade below a Y.
Mrs John A Harding Knight died Saturday at her Panea Nebraska home from pneumonia after years of poor health. She lived in Panes fifteen years and funeral was at Liberty Church near Malvern with Rev Walter C Plank presiding. She was born July 24 18xx near Sidney Town and married John Marding in Silver City Town in 1887. Survived by husband and children Willoud Winnheago and Fred nee Nawasthe and Rhinche Poy plus eleven grandchildren and siblings C C Knight and Mitton Knight and Ira Chapa dobney.
The note describes a woman as a devoted wife a good mother and a kind neighbor. All children except Will with their father accompanied the body to Malvern. Unpaid dive tax is delinquent with a penalty of 1.00 and costs to follow after Monday April 10. PF W CHOATE county auditor.
Classified advertisement fragment shows a lost leather glove with instructions to return to Leader office. garbled text mentions a tire and property proof, name Marion Kerney appears as a claimant. unclear details and incomplete names limit full reconstruction of the notice.
Multiple local poultry ads list Rhode Island Red, Buff Orpington, Barred Plymouth Rock and Rhode Island Red eggs and chicks for sale. Prices range from 40 cents per setting to six dollars per hundred, with several listings for hatching eggs, baby chicks, and supplies. Contacts include Mrs. Geo Schurr, Mrs. Andy Berkhiner, Mrs. Nort Bradway, Mrs. Frea Dickerabaugh, Mrs. H H Casi, Mrs. Oscar Ahtt, Mrs. Walter Hilton, and Mrs. E L Marsh at Hastings Malvern and nearby depots.
Seed listing notes Marvin Johnson of Balfour Iowa offering Saule Good seed potatoes. Includes quantity 38t and indicates supplier location in Iowa.
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