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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1930
Page
3
Southeast Mills County reports a local teacher Misa Ctella Spurlock hid a secret from close friends. She married during Christmas vacation and returned with a companion claimed to be a guardian. The news leaked in January. The piece also notes snowy weather and a community gathering featuring music, dancing, and refreshments organized by local women.
Fragmentary OCR text references people such as Sneha and Abe and Jitu with mentions of poison, recovery, and investigations. Several garbled phrases hint at medical incidents, a possible harbor or port setting, and unnamed dates or places. The readable content is sparse and unclear.
Mrs. F. u. gonnaon of Rock Valley Iowa states she was relieved with Sorbol Quadruple a fast easy to apply remedy. Collins Drug Co Malvern offers information or Sorbol Company Mechanicsburg Ohio sells through all druggists.
Martin Head oldest son of Mr and Mrs John Head living south of Imogene was operated on January 16 at Mercy hospital in Council Bluffs and returned home last Tuesday. He is getting along fine. His brother Francis traveling in the south called from Georgia a few nights before his return asking about Martin's condition, and their mother heard him clearly on the long distance call.
Fragmentary OCR describes a bridge near a Catholic cemetery east of Imo sine, with road work ongoing but travel to resume once the new crest is graded. No danger of getting stuck now, as recent grading and maintenance improve conditions, though the text is garbled and partially unreadable.
To Chicago to Funeral Mrs Jon Getelenritter sees Woomeasge Wednesday Prom uiere, Mra, dates Brady, of t cago stating that any other niece, Miss Anes Welsh, was very far. Mrs. Gutschenritter began to make preparations to grant new hut on Thursdays morning receive d another message eaying sh had passed away. Her home was fo Ireland and she was the only one if the family in this eon She is survived by eight broth ers and her parents. Mia. Gutsby onitter and son, Eddie, went to Ned Oak Thursday evening where they took the train for Chicago to attend her funeral. J nne C. E. Strom, music instructor from Shenandoah, came up again Tuesday to start his fiual instruction for the second semes ter, he having been voted on to continue the work. The pupils and teacher at the Glynn school enjoyed a vacation Thursday as the election was held there. Not as many came out to vote as should. Louis, son of Mr. and Mra. Will Leahy, had his tonsils removed at Hand hospital in Shenandoah last Wednesday.
The report details Paul Schiebler of Red Oak injured in a fall while at work, with head wounds described as painful. It also notes medical staff movements, school vacancies, patient care at home, nursing visits by Gladys Delehante, and various local residents’ health, travel, and employment updates in Imogene and surrounding areas.
Thursday and Friday February 6 and 7 will see thirty eighth grade pupils undertake examinations at eleven centers. Tests will be held in the Glenwood court room and at schools in Malvern Emerson Henderson Strahan Pacific Junction Tastings Silver City Mineola Blaff School No 1 and Center School in Rawles Township.
In Mttta county rural schools, multiple students earned perfect attendance for the third six weeks across Forester Mt. Vernon Walnut Grove and Eha Grove. Spelling and geography activities featured, with prizes for perfect spelling, birthdays celebrated, and P T A programs at Indian Creek Foxworthy and other schools.
A concise musing recalls a recent era when girls wore flannels, contrasting it with present expectations of continued hardier progress. The remark frames change as a measure of societal or cultural advancement over a few years.
Record of Instruments filed in Milla County Iowa from Jan 8 to Jan 10 1930 details transfers and mortgages. Martin A Jenkel to EB H Langese Inc for 12000 dollars covering 200 acres in section 3 township 73 range 42. Ilenwood Street Bank to R B Coleman marginal relation mortgage for 950 dollars.
An old notice touts Thoxine, a Mose tors prescription, as a safe remedy for children and adults to relieve coughs and sore throats quickly. It warns against dangerous drugs in patent medicines and claims the medicine targets the source of trouble while easing symptoms within minutes.
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