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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1925
Page
3
Malvern residents report visits from Art Allensworth and Fern, Pearl Mercer and family, Helen and Hardes Carter of Council Bluffs, and many others. Social events include Fifty-ninth anniversary cards for Mr. and Mrs Triplett, a Thanksgiving week marriage, plays at school, upcoming Christmas Cantata, and a notice of W. E. Lacy selling farm equipment before moving to Minnesota.
Mr and Mrs C E Wilson shopped in Council Bluffs Monday. Mrs Ralph Wilson called to Malvern for her mother Mrs Clara Warner who is seriously ill. Ward Thrapp from Emerson visited the James Sowers home and helped stock corn. W E Wilson traveled to Omaha to visit his daughter Mrs Clifford Shaub in hospital. Ben Dittik of University Place Nebr visited Joan Clark home. Mr and Mrs Perry Wilson of Peaceville visited Ray Pierson home. Mrs G B Fickel learned her California based sister is seriously ill. Mrs Lynn Parker and Ruth Sowers attended the Benton School program Thursday along with G I Parker and Mrs Clinton Parker. Council Bluffs shoppers included Mr and Mrs C H Danley of Malvern. Sunday church visitants included D N McGrew’s cousin’s family. Thanksgiving Sunday saw a Ladies Aid supper and program with Rev Shugg of Macedonia, Harvey Lisle, and Rebecca Coleman. supper netted over forty dollars. Vera Clark and Mildred Sowers visited home folks during vacation. Walden Sowers and Kenneth shopped Malvern. Clinton Parker visited Malvern Saturday. Entertaining The Criswells: H L Barkus hosted friends Monday in Shenandoah. Five Hundred game with prizes to Mia Brown and Leonard Williams. booby prizes to Mrs Walter Van Horne and Dallas Criswell. Sterling salt and pepper shakers presented to the honored guests. Out of town guests included Lyle Allery of Randolph and Edna McFarland of Omaha.
W. M. Moore of Pacific Junction and Dr. G. H. Schleh of Omaha called at the Salvation Army office. Schleh oversees the Nebraska and western Iowa financial campaign while Moore handles Mills County. He plans to remain a few days to advance the campaign.
News of the Churches notes Bible study at 10:00 next Sunday and a request for Bap tists to observe National Golden Rule Sunday on December 6th. A prayer meeting is planned at 7:30 pm and church programs include a sermon and a pageant.
Tuesday marked the birthday of J H Plumb. His wife organized a surprise dinner with his brother P Plumb of Silver City and Mr and Mrs L D Austin and Mr and Mrs B R Hurst. The event, kept secret, provided a satisfying meal and enjoyable fellowship for all attendees.
Dallas Criswell, five years with Malvern National Bank, will join Iowa Service Company as district accountant in Shenandoah, taking duties about December 14. He and his wife will move to Shenandoah next week, with Malvern losing a valued businessman and their family.
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