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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1945
Page
2
Malvern, Iowa residents and visitors share a busy social week with trips to Omaha, Council Bluffs, Des Moines and beyond. Local families welcome relatives from Glenwood, Ta coma, and Lincoln while others plan returns from Salt Lake City and East Coast postings.
Malvern Townies beat Elliott Jackson in a 1 to 1 game at Elliott Sunderton as Jackson, returning to pitching, allowed five hits and struck out eight. Fritz Knop led Malvern with two hits in a 4 for 10 day, while Doc Grindle was sidelined by illness. Next Sunday Malvern travels to Hamburg.
A fragment asserts Werk Junann Sebstuvn Buch was convinced he was the best organist at a certain event yet unaware that his compositions surpassed those of a contemporaneous rival or rival emporium. The text is garbled but centers on self-perceived talent and comparative quality of works.
George White of Malvern captured six firsts, two seconds, a third and two champions at the Bedford fair. He reported robust attendance and strong entries across livestock classes, noting plans to enter Mille County Fair. Weathered by rough wording, the piece highlights White’s success and local expectations for future shows.
Captain T. E. Shonka returning from five years in Europe addressed Rotarians detailing army medical setups and front to rear hospital flow. Ralph Conyers spoke on service in North Africa and across the Mediterranean, India, Burma, and China, highlighting experiences, especially in India.
Troy Malcolm a farmer near the county line on the Lew Clark farm died Wednesday night at Edmundson hospital in Council Bluffs after a long illness. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 p m at Mane Field funeral home in Malvern with Rev. Lester C. Hail officiating, nephews as pallbearers, burial at Sidney.
The open hunting season on protected rabbits starts August 1 statewide. Cottontail and jack rabbits become legal game with a daily bag limit of ten. No possession limit is provided by the statutes.
Mrs and Mrs John Bartholomew of Tabor welcomed a son William Eugene at Hamburg hospital weighing eight pounds two ounces born July 24. Paul Benedict transported mother and baby to the Bartholomew home via Mrs Shafer. Local families visited and attended services at Hillsdale church with Rev Prather.
A church notices page details services and events for St Johns Lutheran, Timothy Lutheran, Methodist, and Presbyterian churches near Malvern. It lists pastors, Sunday school times, worship hours, youth rally plans, and a call for attendance and participation, urging visitors to join for salvation.
OAKS NEWS reports a Red Oak picnic honoring Jim Felley for his birthday with 41 in Sunday school. Families gathered at Glenwood for Bob Carnes furlough home and 36 relatives attended. Various residents hosted visits, birthday celebrations, and trips to Omaha to see Mrs. Ralph Viner in hospital.
Mr and Mrs Pat Woods and Gary Nell accompanied Mrs Kennery Williams to her mother Mrs Ethel Lembke on Tuesday evening Sunday guests of Mr Wilt Viner included Mr and Mrs Gerald Viner and children Mr and Mrs Joe Viner and Mrs Merwin Viner and Mr and Mrs Carl Edie hosted kineth Winters home on Monday night for his homely leave from the navy Mrs Frank Edie is visiting with Mr and Mrs Car Fade and other local families were noted in the social pages.
Hastings community notes a Wednesday Rebekah lodge gathering at the lodge jail and a Vernon Crouse home cemetery meeting last week. Other items include a new power mower arrival, a surprise party for Supt and Mrs Shidler, and various residents returning from camps, travel, or work with neighbors like Courtier and Lookabill families.
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