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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1923
Page
1
Malvern readers hear of subscriptions advanced, visits from Dr. A. B. Kiser and Rev. Walter Plank to Creston, and numerous town calls. Local clubs plan a food sale, people move plans, and farmers advertise milch cows, apples, and Cherished Farm goods while neighbors share news of travels, sales, and hospital visits.
A local Bible conference expands as Rev Cain arrives to begin meetings in Creston. L B is set to lead singing amid strong sermons and church cooperation urged to boost community uplift through nightly gatherings, with Cain preaching powerfully and local leaders organizing the schedule.
Mrs N D Smith, a longtime Malvern resident and respected citizen, died at home early Monday after an extended illness following an operation. Funeral services were held in the Baptist church at 2:30 in the afternoon with all business houses closed in tribute. further notices will follow.
Mrs W H Warnke, a well known resident north of town, died Saturday night at Wise Memorial hospital Oma ha after a severe operation. She initially recovered but on the third day suffered heart dilation and later kidney inflammation. despite efforts she could not rally and died the next day. Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at 2:20 from the East Liberty church. Obituary next week.
Robbins-Dye marriage unfolds at bride's parents home in Malvern with Rev. Z E Wilkins officiating. Robert Dye and Misa Rotting are prominent local graduates. couple to reside in Chicago after March 1. Also reports on a near train accident involving Dave Kilpatrick and a companion and notices of local residents.
400 little chicks hatched by Floyd River farmer are ready for market. The grower plans to sell early as possible with a batch of plain fried fries accompanying the sale.
Two Malvern youths, Donald Laird and Lawrence Inez, have passed exams and received government licenses to transmit radio messages. Their call signs are 9CHD and 9EIR. A third licensed operator in the county is Albert Wonodrutt of Glenwood, call sign 9CDJ.
A strong turnout attended the Joy Parker sale north west of Malvern last Tuesday with high prices. Auctioneer L A Talbott led bidding as mares sold for 425 dollars, and a prior sale south of Tahor had mule teams reach 470 dollars. Other property also sold well, signaling a return toward normal activity. The Leader carried four quarter page ads for Parker and contributed to the large crowd. Parker expressed satisfaction with the sale.
Simpson College Indianola announces a Town Mother program to provide every co ed with an individual mother. Mrs J L Hillman leads 270 mothers from town to assist 270 out of town students. Miss Edna Stuntz supports health morals and etiquette guiding the effort.
The Social Union gathers this afternoon with Mrs. J. M. Steele hosting assisted by Mrs. Royce, Mrs. Doardorff, Mrs. Paul Slothower and Mrs. Brett. Sunday School at 10:00 a m GC BE at 6:30 p m Leader Miss Wills Topic What is the Chief Value of a Christian Endeavor Society 1 Timothy 6 12 16.
Owner John J Black of Chippewa Falls Wisconsin offers his farm for sale seeking serious buyers. He requests direct inquiries with specific price offers and hopes to reach interested parties promptly. The notice invites interested buyers to present concrete terms and lowest acceptable price.
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