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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1941
Page
4
Hastings community notes with obliquely named locals. Mentions visitors and residents, upcoming school start, new teachers Olaf Fern Mee Trintels and Miss McDan iae Ways, staff changes, and plans for a Rebekah Circle picnic at Glenwood. Various families from nearby towns are listed as visiting or traveling.
Keith Moore son of Mr and Mrs Ed Moore of Tastings was kicked in the left side by a horse Tuesday while leading it. He was taken to Edmundson hospital and underwent an operation for relief of the iigiars. He was visiting at his sister Mrs Willis Punts nin’s home when the incident occurred.
A Wesley family reunion was held Sunday at the Kelley home in Omaha with 106 attendees from Eflastings and nearby towns including Chas Kelley George Schutz May Granteer and Werden Mirn Granteer and families Jay Winslow Frank Grout Reynolds and John Kelley from Macedonia Blanche Kelley of Carson Toss Kelley Oakland and Shirley Devine of Cornell Bluffs. Local visits featured Ed Peterson of Strahan at the Stockton home and Della Sargent visiting Karl Powers in Glenwood this week. Worship services at Tastings Methodist Church listed with education and baptism during Sunday service as part of the church calendar.
Extension entomologist Harold Gunderson will speak in Mills County on Tuesday September 3 at 730 p.m. in the Malvern Community Building about controlling damage from the Hessian fly. All wheat growers urged to attend.
Hoy. G. W. South gave Malvern Rotarians a travelog of his entertaining trip through New York, Washington and other eastern areas. The club will meet Wednesday noon to accommodate the district Rotary governor’s visit. Fifteen correspondents write news for The Leader.
Ensign Wayne Morris, star of Y Wanted Wings, joins the U S Navy in May 1941. He praises Navy aviation training and career paths, noting abundant flight schools, skilled pilots, and roles from aviator to machinist. Morris appears with the Naval Aviation Cadet Selection Board at Long Beach Naval Reserve Air Base.
Public health nurse Edith May leads ongoing tuberculosis screening for at risk residents in Mills County. The effort, a continuation from a year ago, uses tuberculin skin tests and chest X rays for those with known exposure, funded equally by the state health department and Christmas seal funds, in coordination with local medical and civic groups.
Strayed notice seeks two four month old spotted Poland shoata. Contact W L Boylen Hastings phone 675. Reward offered for return. Also a separate stray item mentions a colored fountain pen with lifetime warranty and asks bring to Learer office by January 1.
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