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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1929
Page
3
Hastings residents share a Sunday picnic in Shenandoah and visits across Glenwood Malvern Pacific Junction and Omaha. The note includes multiple family gatherings, visits to relatives, and a safety pin accident involving Peggy Jeanne Clutes. Authorities and local names appear in a mosaic of weekend activities and hospital trips.
Mrs. Lemon Cox hosted a slumber party Thursday honoring her granddaughter Kathleen Poindexter of Lenox. Attendees included Edith Vinet Lorraine Clark and Kathryn Anderson. Nearby visitors and family from Elma Malvern Glenwood Harlan and Council Bluffs were noted with social calls and a wedding anniversary mentioned for Mr Coates’s parents.
The play scheduled for Sunday evening at the M. and Church has been postponed to Sunday evening August 4. Bill Cooper and wife of Silver City stayed at the Cain home Sunday. Leane Allensworth and family and Earl Allensworth and families visited their parents west of town. Mr. Terry the D. D. president from Glenwood came Thursday evening and installed officers in the I O O F lodge. After the installation refreshments were served.
Mesdams Rainbow and Wright jointly hosted a club gathering at the Rainbow home on Wednesday afternoon. Attendees enjoyed a pheasant afternoon, with chatter about local visits and social plans for the coming weekend, plus light updates on residents and visiting friends.
A Henderson family reunion at Mr. and Mrs. Jap Danford’s home drew all children and families for a fine dinner. News came Saturday of the death of Mrs. Frank Comba of Omaha, formerly Edith Pallitt, a former local resident and school graduate. Warre Clark and family visited Omaha, while Thurday Wilburn Wenger and family stopped in Ret Oak.
Mrs Nora Gravitts niece, visiting in Corning, was killed Sunday evening when thrown from a car in an auto accident. She died instantly, word reached her aunt Monday.
Ward Farrington suffered a serious accident Tuesday while pulling up hay at the George Kurch home near Silver City. His foot was caught in a hay sweep resulting in a broken bone, a dislocated eye socket, and a crushed eye, with treatment at Jennie Edmundson Hospital. The article lists numerous local visitors and small-town notices through the week, including family birthdays, neighborhood travel, and routine medical updates.
Mrs W B Beckwith of Council Bluffs Iowa writes that after taking four bottles of Sargon Pills she gained seven pounds, sleeps well, regains appetite, relieves constipation, and sees a clearer complexion. She credits the remedy with reduced nerves and renewed strength.
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