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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1933
Page
8
Hastings Haworth Lesene youth hosted a Valentine party at the Methodist church on February 14. Guests enjoyed candy hearts, fruit salad, whipped cream, waters and coffee. About fifteen attendees found the evening enjoyable despite plans to move Langté party to after Sundays to avoid tensions.
A flood of thanks for flowers and sympathy follows a bereavement. Mr. and Mrs. Forn Wallahen Herbert and family recall visits from Kelley relatives and friends in Hastings and Omaha. Kenneth Olver plans a move to Santa Barbara to join his brother and seek work. Ralph Hanscom and family attended a Sunday class party in Red Oak. William Crawford faces a partial stroke and is bedridden after a recent episode in Hastings. Congressman elect Otha D. Wearth and Mrs Wearth depart for Washington for duties. Christis family visits near Villeca and Mineola escape weekend travel. many neighbors share greetings and support.
District court of Mills County Iowa notified creditors that the court has action pending in the Boma Valley State Bank case and a deadline will be set for claims and filings.
Hastings Public Schools reports a sophomore fatietion party held Wednesday February 15 with games and refreshments of ice cream and cake. The first intragrames by the senior class occurred last Wednesday with a February 22 date set for the freshman class program featuring songs, an assembly, and varied acts including piano solos, impersonations, plays, and a comedy sketch.
The Ladies Thimble Bee held their regular meeting on Wednesday February 14 in the church. The sewing committee includes Mrs Will Young Mrs Jease Phelps Mrs F Bie Rockafellow Mrs Roy Quimby and Mrs Greenwalt. They will begin one or two programs next month as in summer.
A six o clock birthday dinner for Wilburn Dalzell was hosted by Mre E H Dalzel. Guests later spent the evening playing cards and enjoying a pleasant social gathering.
Irene Young entertained Hastings school facility guests Tuesday evening. Attendees included Miss Rowena Shepard, Dr. John Ktfne, Edward Hermat of Malvern, and Mr and Mrs Ralph Hall of Glenwood. Miss Helen Youhe of Glenwood spent the weekend with Irene Young.
In Champion Hill the Sunday school drew forty two as weather and ronda cooperated. Initiation extended by Climax church followed, with preaching services. Readers note many local visits, helpers, and errands across Emerson Red Oak and Oakland, including church ties, family drops, and a 400 attendance last year, 209 this year, plus a Christmas offering note.
Edith Barker from the extension service led Mills County 4-H club committee and headers in planning a 4-H year. Attendees included Mrs Clinton Parker and county chairman Mrs F Benton, with others. Goals focus on creating responsible, capable girls through clothing projects, health, posture, and records, plus county-wide contests, rallies, fairs, and leadership training through 1933.
Seed loans are reported available this year for Ward and Joana, with funds expected to be issued soon. Authorities note ongoing programs to assist growers, though details on eligibility and amounts are not yet finalized.
L. J. Tabor of the National Grange writes to C. W. Warburton in 1932 defending the county agent and home demonstration programs. He urges preserving extension work as essential to farmers and warns against economizing by eliminating trusted agricultural helpers. He expresses support for continued government agricultural outreach.
A humorous verse celebrates the horse as a sturdy, simple ally amid modern auto burdens. The tribute praises Dobbin’s dependable frame and modest needs while poking fun at cars with glossy parts and expensive upkeep. An itemized spotlight on horse versus motor traits reflects lighthearted nostalgia.
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