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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1935
Page
3
A long reader full column from Malvern notes visits, subscriptions and town events. Includes social calls by A Stewart and Salyers, Thanksgiving travelers, hospital updates on Genre Hicks and others, and local sales and church or school movements. Mentions road improvements near Malvern and various neighborly visits, with names and places across Nebraska and Iowa.
Thanksgiving was marked by numerous family dinners and reunions across Glenwood Malvern and surrounding towns. Notable gatherings included Rev Louis Berks at a union service and many households hosting relatives from Shenandoah Omaha Lincoln and Des Moines with feasts featuring turkey duck pheasant and trimmings.
An infant son born December 2 to Mr. and Mrs. June Mills of Malvern died the same afternoon. Funeral services were held December 3 at 11 o’clock at South Grove cemetery near Strahan with Rev. C. B. Guest of the Strahan Methodist church conducting.
We thank neighbors and fields for their kind services at the death of our infant son and loved one. Mr. and Mrs. June Mills, Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Mills. Mrs. Howard Dolph, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Swartz, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hilla.
A reader expresses deep appreciation for the sympathy and kindness shown during the death of their wife Charu Trively Jayme. The message thanks those who offered support and reflects on cultural notions of husbands and wives.
More than 20,000 white residents flee Memphis Tennessee between 1876 and 1878 due to yellow fever. The outbreak drives large-scale migration as authorities try to control the epidemic and protect vulnerable communities.
Friday night was busy at the Community building with the Junior Chamber of Commerce Corn Hog Farm Bureau Legion and Discussion group. The forum touched Mayo Rass eight points from last week and speakers offered varied views on war bonds taxes fiat money and youth employment with a closing note on public understanding and future prospects.
Presbyterian Church lists morning worship at 11.00 and school at 10.00 with Rev. Louis Berks as pastor. Ladies Social Union meets at Mrs. Hiett’s home. Hymnal book drive and repair on Friday at 9.20 morning and evening. Choir rehearsal Monday 7.30 at the manse. Methodist Sunday school at 10.00, worship at 7.30, Epworth League at 6.30. Junior department meets 9.46 this month. St Johns Lutheran, Malvern pastor H. P. Dahl with German service Sunday 8.16.30 a.m. Religious instruction Saturday morning. The Advent hymn quotes religious verse.
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