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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1930
Page
4
Hon Otha D Wearin left Monday for Des Moines to attend the Democratic state judicial convention where he served as temporary chairman and delivered the keynote. The heat sparked a string of local notices from visits, weddings, travels to California and Minnesota, to a fire on Joe Wearin's riverbank farm north of Hastings.
Mr George E Evans of 1205 Locust Street Des Moines Iowa lauds Konjola in a testimonial stating it cured his kidney stone pain. He reports nightly relief since using the medicine and plans to continue. Warns readers to start treatment today at Clem's West Side Drug Store Malvern Iowa and by other local pharmacists.
Mrs. Clarence Bowman and daughter from Council Bluffs plan visits with relatives Saturday. Edmund Holmes of Evanston visits grandmother Mrs. Eugenia McFadon. Mrs. B E Whipple and daughter tour from Grand Rapids with children nearby. John Boats of Prescott joins friends here. Red Oak, Ulisses Grace and Leona Dixon prepare a Black Hills trip. Supt Bernard Paxson and wife from Richland visit to scout housing for next year.
Mt. Vernon notes Miss Helen Shaw visiting relatives in Hancock and Carson. She has secured a teaching post northwest of Malvern for the coming year. Also, Miss Clevia Wills went to Shenandoah to visit friends and will return to Minneapolis next Saturday after a two week vacation.
The piece recounts travel through Baltimore to Washington with tours of the Capitol complex. It notes statuary hall featuring state heroines such as Iowa’s Chief Justice Harlan and Governor Kirkwood, the Senate and House wings, an underground tunnel, and a glimpse into the naval treaty debates from the Senate gallery. It mentions the Methodist Building near the Capitol and the Library of Congress reading rooms and original documents like the Declaration of Independence.
Bids to be received at Glenwood Auditor's office until 2 p m August 19 1940 for furnishing Mills County four car loads of coal to be delivered between December 1 1930 and May 1 1931. Acceptable fuels include best grade Franklin County Illinois coal or best grade Kentucky coal or other equal coal. Inquiries at Auditor's office adv. 3-1.
The Strahan High School Alumni association will stage the play Dangerous Waters at the high school auditorium tomorrow evening to raise funds for a new stage scenery. Admission is 20 and 35 cents. Also notes include Strahan Scout troop meeting at the Lovell home with lunch, Miss Marvel Newell visiting Red Oak, a sorority house party, a family picnic in Nebraska City, and Charles Shamblin heading to Lisbon North Dakota for harvest work.
Mrs Jessie Grayson spent a few days in Creston and several residents visited in Malvern and Shenandoah. Roy Haldeman traveled to Chicago with Alt Cooper after cattle trading. Mrs Lee Hutchings and children visited the Kochersperger family. The C E B will host an ice cream social at the church Thursday evening. Rev Oursler of Villisca, moderator of Corning Presbytery, called in the area Friday. Mrs F G Kocheraperger returned Wednesday from Oakland after caring for her father and was called back Thursday morning by his death. Attendees at Mr Reed’s funeral in Oakland included relatives and local friends.
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