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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1925
Page
3
The Emerson area report lists gatherings, visits, and travels of families and neighbors. Residents like Mr and Mrs L E Weed, Mr and Mrs George Winters, and others are noted visiting kin in Des Moines Omaha and Kirkwood while attending reunions and farm duties. A school project updates its interior with library moves and grade reshuffles as teachers plan vacations and travel.
Ward Cooper has been ill during the last week. Arlene and Lewis Patrick visited Wanda and Jean Kochersperger Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Reed and Mr. and Mrs. Kochersperger toured old home places in Tarkio and Blanchard. Miss Jessica Kellenberger stayed with sister Madge Parker from Monday to Thursday. Omaha visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Jim Angry and son Frances and the Clarence Bishop family. Clyde Balin spent Saturday night with Ward Cooper. Mrs. Frank McLain and Velma left for Missouri to visit Gordy family. The Parker family headed to Kansas to see relatives. Edith Parker received a handsome Vera for her birthday. Vacation week underway with several families away. Caywood family visiting Marting in Missouri. Iya Ballala and family joined Sunday dinner with Alfred Coop family.
Wesley Chapel community notes list trips to Lake Okoboji and Lake Manawa, relatives visiting from Malvern and Missouri, church meetings at Wesley Chapel, illnesses, and a round of weekend visits across Pacific Junction Red Oak Glenwood and Mound Bluffs. Names mentioned include Stonebraker Plankh ett Summers and Clark with Sowers and Parker among others.
Local notes from Henderson recount social visits and travels among Heberien and Red Oak families. News covers weddings and engagements, hospital visits, school graduates, baptisms, church events, and weekend trips to Wisconsin Minnesota and Omaha, with many names including Heberien Coppock Williams and Shaffer among others.
Wyler and partner associated with traders and social circle spout remarks during a gathering involving friends. Officials note casual chatter overshadowed by market chatter as the gathering continued into the evening.
The News of Pacific Junction notes a home game where the Damon Radio team from Omaha lost to the local Sun Day club. Various residents are mentioned visiting, traveling, or hosting, including Ernest Vinton and family, Effie Williams returning to California, and neighbors assembling for dances and gatherings around town.
Mount Vernon aims reveal a local update with Eva Weiwrieht returning from Malvern and Glenwood after a three week visit. Council Bluffs visitors Earl Nickerson and family, and J P Clark family stop by. Miss Crace Jonson slated to teach at Mount Vernon school. Residents picnic at Glenwood Lake and church Sunday school renovation prompts yard gatherings. Rev Brittell family vacation in Minnesota. Races highlight the fair, Alberts horse wins farmers race with Lloyd Brahmer riding. Weather favorable with rain aiding crops and upcoming harvest prospects.
The Strahan Methodist Church announces Sunday worship at 10:00, Sunday school, Epworth League at 7:06, with baptisms planned for August 30 and a first evening service on September 6. Local school improvements, farming trips, and visits from residents in Hemingford, Omaha, Woodbine, and Council Bluffs are noted along with a large parish program broadcast from Council Bluffs.
Silver City Times reports the Glen Haines family and relatives from Winner South Dakota arrived for a visit with the D Haines family. Miss Josie Lewis and Mrs Alta Pullman travel to Valley Nebraska for the funeral of Mia Dan Lewis, an aunt. Ray Fender remains ill with pneumonia compounded by bee stings after a previous health issue. Bonnie Kent has a broken collar bone from a tire swing incident and Ed McCoy, after harvest work in South Dakota, is hospitalized in Aberdeen for a knee injury and blood poisoning.
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