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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1935
Page
2
A compact recap from Malvern West highlights municipal updates, community events, and notable local happenings. Earlier this week residents engaged in neighborhood meetings, while city services announced minor repairs and budget notes affecting several blocks.
Incomplete OCR fragment references a gathering north of Malvern with KFNF candy department and attendees including J F Wearin and others. The text mentions a Haslet Russe event, a trip to Synetreet, and a display of prost and plain items, but many words are garbled, leaving little verifiable detail about date, place, or outcomes.
The report notes Vern as taken to Mercy hospital for a delicate operation and improving. Orville Starr was observed at Mercy hospital under treatment for a health issue with favorable signs. Hastings resident T M Bragelton visited Malvern after business. Emerson events and local visits are mentioned along with social calls and farm updates from nearby towns.
Two Big Tears in is set for Saturday’s sale. The exact timing and items remain unclear from the fragmentary text. The notice mentions bets and attracts attention but lacks concrete details on location or participants.
Unclear text fragment mentions a special meeting at Psi Urn Masonic Lodge with references to a band and local groups. Readable items include lodge activity and a potential scheduled gathering, but many words are garbled.
Mills County Bank reports deposits totaling 1,723,200.73 dollars as of now. Water officials clear a major leak by 3 A M after an inspection notes a 2.72 dollar figure for oats.
The Malvern Community Club invites all to an Oyster Soup supper at 8 30 p m on February 25 to precede the regular February meeting. Supt F M Davison and Coach Dale Dyke of Malvern High School will attend with the county champion basketball squad. President W O W Crook plans special talks and festivities for the evening. The following business meeting will discuss community projects and 1935 membership plans. All welcome.
Rural Improvement club held an all day session on February 13 at Hillsdale Methodist Church Parlors. About 100 attended a noon dinner prepared by Luta Gilbert and committee. A short meeting followed with music by area members and piano accompaniment by Mrs. J. Geuf Malvern. Next gathering scheduled March 3 with Mrs. Mildred Ketipax.
The Miller family thanks friends and neighbors for their support and thoughtful gestures during their loss. Special gratitude for the bright arrangements and the kindness shown at the funeral of Clarvey Miller and family.
Debtors with foreclosed property must file for a further extension before March 1 1935 to avoid a sheriff s deed. The Iowa farm debt council warns that under the new moratorium law, only those under the Town Moratorium with no sheriff sale benefit from automatic refiling. Dealers and farmers are urged to act, as thousands risk loss without timely application.
Church services listed including Kensington Thursday 3 p m and Miss Edpa superintendent. Text John 4 14 and theme emphasis on devotion and worship. A long anecdote contrasts church support and real estate value with civic protection and responsible giving to church and community.
The eighteenth and tenth anniversaries of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Bolton and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Baslee were celebrated Sunday February 10 at the Bolton residence. A large group of relatives and friends attended a noon dinner followed by evening visiting.
A fragmentary note from Mr and Mrs A A thanks neighbors for kindness and support. The message, though garbled, conveys appreciation for help received during a difficult time and mentions Leader Want Ads assistance.
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