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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1920
Page
2
We express heartfelt gratitude to friends for studies and sympathy in our bereavement and for the beautiful floral offerings. From D. R. Martin and family, and Then Donner.
A long list of upcoming public sales advertised in the Leader covers February events across Mills County. Houses, farms, livestock including horses cattle hogs dairy cows hogs sow dispersions and farm implements are slated at Malvern Emerson Henderson Randolph Hillsdale Omaha and Randolph with buyers like Swaney Stevenson Culley Mintle Cary McGrew Hilton Mathews Blezek and the Mid West Cow Sales Company among others.
News Of The Churches reports Presbyterian and Methodist schedules with 11 and 7 30 services and 10 o clock Sunday School. The Freedmen offering will be during Sunday School and Nan Siam work. Next Sunday is birthday Sunday. A note on postponed special meetings and the recall of a Baptist church reception due to illness.
Paul Howard Young brother of the pianist and Dorothy Dimmitt from Nev. were married after securing a license in Glenwood. Hillis of the Baptist Church officiated at the parsonage ceremony. Young, a former Silver City High School principal, will teach and lead as principal in Yutkin Neb.
Two brothers Everett and Allen Rodman died from influenza in early February 1920. Everett died in Minneapolis on Feb 4 after moving there with his wife Ethel Watson. Allen died Feb 6 at his brother Herschel’s home near Glenwood, aged 21. Allen earlier lived near Malvern. funeral services were held Feb 9 in Malvern with burial at Mealgarn cemetery. Messages of sympathy from Pastor Hugh B Mitchell accompany the notice.
On February 4 Mr Landis the magician entertained both schools with tricks aided by his two young daughters. The Senior class hosted the Juniors at an old fashioned party with games and refreshments. Earlier the Washington Longfellow and Lincoln literary societies organized and elected officers: Washington Lynn McNulty president and Wallace Salyers vice president with Geraldine Cadwell treasurer. Lincoln Francis Haldeman president with Ruth Dunn treasurer. Ethel Buckingham and Hollis Salyers also held offices.
About twenty five farmers gathered at the Malvern Commercial Club rooms last Friday to hear aims and objects of the Farmers Union. W J Adams of Emerson local spoke in place of absent local leaders, extolling union goals and citing the Emerson Farmers Cooperative Company as a successful example.
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