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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1932
Page
6
A fragmentary report notes Emerson Henderson leading a high school team in a game against Macedonia after a prior match with the Biherson Independents. The score read 31626 in favor of nineteen. A town team game is scheduled at Bases on Friday night December 2.
Carl Edie son of Mr and Mrs Frank Edie received a surprise party at their rural home Thursday evening honoring his twenty first birthday. Twenty four guests attended from part of his graduating class. Refreshments included sandwiches pickles pumpkin pie with whipped cream and coffee.
The Emercon lodge of Masons will hold its regular meeting this Thursday evening with the usual election of officers. Attendance is encouraged.
Mr and Mrs J W Evans were summoned to Omaha by the death of their son in law Ralph Pickrell who died by his own hand after drinking carbolic weed. Funeral services were held Friday at Crosby chapel in Omaha at 2 pm with Canitol Lodge No 9 Mazons in charge. Surviving are his widow, sons, a daughter, his mother and several relatives. Grandchildren and many came home for a birthday dinner and to honor the family gathering in Omaha.
Two young couples married in Rockport Missouri after locating the Methodist pastor Rev. Sny der. Milo Schick and Miss Geneva Huntsman wed, Donald Cook and Miss Hona Huntsman also united in marriage. Families from Emerson and surrounding areas attended as travelers returned home the next day.
Attendees at Wesley and nearby homes celebrated Thanksgiving with relatives and friends. Geraldine and Ethelyn Parker led a silver offering of 5.26 by the Ladies Aid. Students from Simpson College joined families for the holiday. many travelers visited kin in DeWitt, Council Bluffs, Tabor and surrounding towns.
East Liberty man E R Whitesides who had been confined to bed with hip injuries died after a hard fall early this morning. He had suffered recent health issues and passed away at home, with burial plans announced by relatives.
Thanksgiving day was spent by multiple families including Gc I Shapcott and family near Emerson and Harry Madjocks in Bilver City. Guests and relatives from Seaton, Rimel, Whitesides, Anderson, Haines, Archies, and Oley gathered for turkey dinners and daylong visits across Hastings and nearby towns.
Ri aid Mia six MW Refeon attended a Monday appointment at Mercy hospital where Mrs Nelson arranged a reception and B-ray treatment by Dr Hawkins. Nearby families, including Batger, Reynolds, Tebow, and Whitesides, hosted and visited relatives across the region. The community enjoyed a break from thefts and planned cribbing weather as Epworth League members attended a party, with Thanksgiving guests listed among Asbury and Emerson connections.
Thanksgiving day gatherings brought together numerous families across Malvern Ames Creston and surrounding towns. Guests included the Dolphs Achenbachs Marlins Gipa Breele Bingham Young Hansen Baliknap and Crouse clans plus relatives from Vermilion Red Oak and Emer son. Local residents like Lowell Gurtie and Mrs Recrett also hosted dinner, illustrating a period of festive family reunions and travel.
The Baes home hosted a Friday oyster supper with celery pickles apple salad pumpkin pie and coffee followed by convivial social hours. Attendees included Supt Walter Roberts Adam Gipe Choa Gips Morris Woodfill Viola Jared Mayo Bess and Mayo Jo Mary Margaret Wenrle Tor Brazelton Otha Wearth Emmet Gipe Frank Johnson Everett Gipe Earl Rose Bass Zeno Bass and others. A guest from Omaha Mrs Millie Bulin visited Myrtle Achenbach.
In Madelle Minnesota A Penny celebrated his eighty four birthday with a birthday box from his son and a benchery chief shower by his card club members. Qwen Dyke who suffered a skull fracture November 3 after a collision with a car on Maln street was in town Thursday two weeks after the accident and was feeling well enough to get around for a while. Mother Ne tyre dig remarkable Job of Ally ing the hole to break with hone growth and his gquick rer overy. Apamed Almost Diraculous Mia Pear 'iatuews who beaches at Mb Ayr a bed tor sad but who soashed
The monthly national 4-H club radio program airs Saturday December 3 from 21 20 to 19 36 as a U S Department of Agriculture led show with cooperation from state agricultural colleges the U S Marine Band and NBC. It features 4 H leadership and club activities a 4 H girl and boy trophy winners discussion of Moses trophies and the 4 H leadership meaning along with musical selections by the Marine Band and other artists.
A November session of the home furnishing project was held at Mrs. Mossberry’s home with eleven participants from White Cloud and Deer Creek townships. Miss Irma Garner from Iowa State College led the lesson on weaving and book binding was announced for the next class December 22 at Mrs. Quy Martin’s home.
4-H Poultry club members and county agent extend thanks to Malvern cold storage Matvern Community club Milla County Poultry Association and Farm Bureau for funding Lillian Bradley’s trip to Chicago for National Poultry Judging. Mina Bradley traveled from Malvern via Ames for coaching and practice before Thanksgiving Day departure on November 27.
Starts New Angus Herd at Malvern report a breeder, Starts New Angus Herd, beginning with two pure bred cows with calves at foot and one pure bred heifer calf, indicating an expanding cattle operation.
Albert Pullman disposed of his 224 acre farm northeast of Silver City to Chris Brandt last week. Mr and Mrs G A Spelbring left for Des Moines to visit their son Dr Paul Spelbring and family for Thanksgiving. Mrs Spelbring may stay longer. Mr Spelbring and Miss Ferne Spelbring plan to return to Harvey and Silver City early next week.
A dated advertisement describes a weight loss routine using Krucken or Kruschen salts. It claims fat loss after weeks, increased energy, and younger skin, urging readers to take a half spoonful in hot water each morning. The copy promises satisfaction or money back and cites druggists across America.
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