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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1930
Page
2
Malvern locals share weekend visits with relatives in Mountain View and Chicago, with residents and friends hosting gatherings, trips, and shopping sprees. The column notes arrivals from Omaha and Des Moines, school preparations, new fall fashions, and ongoing county fair attendance plus travel to Lincoln and Council Bluffs.
United States civil service examination for the position of clerk will be held in Malvers Iowa under the rules of the United States Civil Service Commission. Applications close on a specified date. Walter Vas Horse, secretary of the civil service board, notes blanks may be prepared.
The funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Margaret Moore was held at the Malvern Methodist Church Saturday afternoon at two. Rev Paul H Hicks led the service with a special choir and pallbearers named. Interment followed in Malvern cemetery. She had lived in Malvern and Mille County before moving to Omaha where she died after an operation. She leaves seven children, two grandchildren, five sisters, and her father W W Tuni son. Relatives from distant cities attended, including families from North Platte Omaha Durango Chicago and Dixon.
George W Barkus accepted a job with Security Investment Finance Corporation of Sioux City this week. He leaves Tuesday night to begin work in used car sales and pursue advancement, with Mr and Mrs Barkus driving him there.
Malvern has again entered the Southwestern Town Baseball Tournament and aims for the banner. The opening game is scheduled for Wednesday, August 97, against Tekamah Neb., at Cornefi Blufe.
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