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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1936
Page
3
The column lists Sunday school results, upcoming services, and church programs led by Sulay Seh, Supt. Ao, and Vounris pastor. It notes family reads, missionary talks, and weekly gatherings, with detailed mentions of several residents attending events, trips to Arkansas Ozarks, and local social visits.
New York report by the American Bankers Association details continued growth in state supervised banks and national banks. It notes deposits, loans, and investments rising, with profits improving in most states, and highlights the recovery trend post-1931 through 1935 amid varied state performance and profitability per invested funds.
Mt Vernon notes the birth of a son for Mrs. Harry Kemp as local school activities report a September event and teaching changes. Funeral attendance for Mrs Jon Patton is reported in Macedonia while showers bring relief. later, business deliveries and town traffic plans are mentioned along with community updates.
A Tennessee bank executive backs agricultural outreach and citizenship work, praising banker extension cooperation and financial backing for farm development. Georgia bankers also fund agricultural programs, with a sustained collaboration between bankers and extension workers highlighted as key to rural progress.
The week brought scattered rain aiding fall plowing and maize seeding while many farmers report drought affected stands. Reports say grasshoppers damaged crops and some plan delaying cattle marketing. Nearby visitors include Mrs Printy and Mr Drake retirees, plus relatives of Mrs Clark and Sister M Olivette visiting Dunlap and Omaha.
Lew Archer and family moved from Nick Sloan farm to Wes Hays house in Imogene, Glen Paves occupied the Hayes property. John Hamm, 33, died near Wayne Nebraska and was born near Imogene. Mrs. Mary Gee and others returned from Crammell Bluffs summer show. Family and neighbors attended reunions and visits across Strahan, Blanchard, and Walnut areas.
Local residents and visitors populate Pacific Junction and nearby towns. Families move into new homes, relatives vacation at Spirit Lake, and a baby named Ceramine Olivia joins the Westerner household. Local trips include California, Omaha and Red Oak, with school set to begin Monday on August 1.
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