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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1934
Page
2
Local residents attend piano recital and radio broadcast. Harvey Delph visits from Newton to tend farming interests and family in Malvern. From markets to sales, reports cover cattle prices, local store ads, and community notes including travels, illness, and social events across Malvern and nearby towns.
A fragmented note mentions Mpa Nelson and a public performance connected to the G0 event. Context is unclear but references a dance and participants Avonta and Kash, with a hopeful tone for the show.
East Liberty reports a weekend of visits and family gatherings. Connell Blake and guests from Shenandoah share meals and news while Madeline Shapcott returns from a grandparent visit near Emerson. Epworth League institute attendees from the area found the program profitable and plan future gatherings. Local households welcome relatives, attend sales, and note earnings from the Dewey Van Orsdel sale. Hazel Owens passes after surgery in Council Bluffs. condolences extend to the Nye family near Mount Hope church.
More than 40 people attended the church night supper and program Friday evening though Pastor Rev. Barnes was unable to attend. Superintendent Mitchell of Bliver City School spoke on Mirrors of Life, delivering a well received address. A mixed quartet sang before the talk.
About twenty people gathered for a reunion at the home of Aly and Mrs Ly G Adams in honor of Mrs Billie Adams of Dallas. She had recently been called to Kollerten by her father and Mrs Ot Bani, with Doras Boe present among others.
The text lists church events and attendees. It mentions Mrs. Du Vai and others connected to the program with services on Sunday and a church school at 11, inviting all to attend. It references a program report and patch work, with dates around February.
Large crowds filled the Malvern sale barn last Saturday with strong demand for all offerings. California horses drew solid bidding and a standout team sold for 286. Mr. Callis plans a full estate load of horses for next Saturday’s sale.
W Carter returns Friday from California where she had visited for a short time with her son Clabes all day holiday Matkatet. She left around Christmas time.
Miss Jennie AEE daughter of Mr and Mrs R O Jackson and Ernest Williams son of Mr and Mrs John Williams both of Glenwood were married Friday January 26 at Audubon. Rev Nichols officiated. They will live on their farm near Bartlett after March 1.
Baptist church notes praise of Sunday school turnout and morning worship. Sermon on Where in God will finish. Evening service at 7. Mission Circle Friday 2 30 with Mrs Chambera. W C T U meets Wednesday. U S treasury beer claim cited. Presbyterian service highlights Miss Conboy singing My Redeemer. Episcopal attendance up with exhortation to churchgoing. W F M A meets Friday. Next Sunday schedule includes 10 Sunday school 11 worship and evening vesper 5 30 young people 6 30 8 Earl Men’s Bible class to discuss money questions.
EWA workers face another round of wage cuts as management cites budget pressures and ongoing projects. Union leaders warn of potential job losses and call for a renegotiation of pay terms and hours across the workforce.
The notice indicates a February 28 rescheduling for a local sealing project meeting, with officers urging prompt attendance to understand new deadlines. It mentions February 13 as a tentative date for meetings and warns attendees to be prompt and prepared to participate fully.
Since the last report several couples were joined in marriage in Millaville County. On January 22 Athlon Elise 21 of Council Bluffs and Helena Lewie 18 of Council Bluffs were married by Rev. B E Goodrich. January 26 Thomas Haden 21 of Council Bluffs and Mathresa Thomas 18 of Council Bluffs wed the same day by Rev. B E Goodrich. January 29 Clsytott Hell 21 of Council Bluffs and Vera Mathews 18 of Council Bluffs were married, and January 30 Randal EB Hejnert 29 of Council Bluffs and Hajen Nie molter 20 of Glenwood completed nuptials.
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