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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1936
Page
6
Hastings Homecoming Committee met Monday to plan the fifth annual picnic set for Friday August 28. The event aims to attract former residents and Mills County residents with a bright, inclusive program, with features to be announced later.
Rumors spread of a gravel pit opening on McKinney Hill after test holes showed a large deposit beneath the surface. Nearby residents recall a prayer reportedly obtained decades ago, though the site has seen little work in recent times.
Hastings Public Schools will open September 7 this year. The board chose the later start to avoid the heat, announced September 1 by D Fellows.
The Ladies Cemetery Association met at Mrs. Harry Potter's home on Wednesday evening with homemade ice cream and cake. Many locals made weekend visits to relatives across towns including Shenandoah, Omaha, and Council Bluffs, as well as residents returning from trips to Missouri andBorder Texas. The report notes illnesses improving and upcoming meetings, with several families traveling and hosting visitors in Malvern Red Oak and nearby communities.
The streets of Kez Morocco bear vivid labels such as Souk Ei Attule the Street of Perfume Sellers and Souk Vi Khiyatine the Street of the Tallorgs. Shoppers can easily navigate to where they find desired goods amid streets named for their trades.
Analysis notes that Anno Domini or Anno Dunitat are used with Christian era years. The phrase ante diem means before the day, with occasional after-dare usage. The text mentions old papers and a leader office bundle context.
Colonel Knox, accepting the Republican nomination for vice president, brands the New Deal as delaying recovery and leaving ten million unemployed. He denounces AAA, PWA, CWA, WPA and the administration’s tax policy, urging a return to government of law and sound governance under Alf Landon. He cites war service and calls for nationwide support for the GOP platform.
Colonel Frank Knox, Republican vice presidential candidate, denounces the New Deal in a Chicago Stadium address. He claims coercive bank credit controls threaten free enterprise and predicts a future of recovery and prosperity under a Republican administration. He pledges to present concrete measures before election and to uphold the Constitution and contracts.
A flurry of calls and visits fills days in Champion Hill and nearby towns as Kellenbarger, Cooper, and Anderson families host relatives from Glenwood to Ashland. Readers note frequent gatherings at the Kellenbarger and Cooper homes, with neighborly visits from Kimsey, McLain, and Conrad families. In other news, Western Railroads project a strong summer tourist season with air conditioning investments totaling 17 million dollars in 1935, aimed at National Parks and Southwestern Expositions.
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