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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1925
Page
1
Local notes cover Randerson’s store promos 20 to 26 percent off everything and large ads. Families travel to Miami Florida for winter, births and names announced, and community updates on sickness, subscriptions, and local visits.
Members addressed to attend a special meeting at 2 94 Thursday afternoon January 31. Mrs Mildred McCaueland will host as representatives. All members urged to support the Order under the President.
The Harry Hammons Post of the American Legion will hold a meeting Friday evening January 9 for electing officers. Service men are urged to attend.
A local report claiming the Baldogier Henry estate farm of eighty acres southeast of Hartines was sold is incorrect. The improved property remains for sale and is offered at a fair price. Interested parties may contact Lakin Heferes for showings at any time.
Mrs. Pearl Anderson and family along with A. J. Ewing and family express sincere appreciation through the Leader for the many kind acts and assistance from neighbors and friends during the illness and after the death of their mother. They are grateful for the help, sympathy, and floral tributes received.
Near East Relief funds rise slowly with Treasurer Mr. Fritz noting subscribers below target. Hillsdale Sunday School sent a notable 14.74 dollars, the largest Sunday school contribution so far. Contributions should go to Mr. Fritz or CG. W. for proper credit.
Mrs J F Wearin entertained about three dozen ladies last Friday afternoon in compliment to Mrs Emma Young who is visiting sister Mrs J R Scott. The group played Five Hundred and enjoyed refreshments at the close. The event was pleasant for those present. Mrs Wearin plans another card party this afternoon for forty ladies.
Mr Frank Bacon and Mrs Annie Hall of Malvern wed on January 6 at the Baptist parsonage in Red Oak with Rev Smith officiating. They returned to Malvern and faced a public reception as friends offered congratulations and good wishes.
A group of Malvern youths travelled by car to Omaha for a theatre party. Despite rough roads they arrived and returned without trouble. Attending were Viola Mulholland, Edith Mulholland, Louise Hlett, Edna Hertz, Vera Winslow, Helen Taylor, Don McClymond, Elfrgid Kreeding, John Kline, Ideyd Mulholland, George Parsons and Paul Elertz.
Mr and Mrs Guy Breal ing and Otto Kline hosted a Friday dinner for forty guests at the Kline home. The group played 600 with a royalty time, Mrs J C Cunningham winning the high score prize and Mrs Lonks Wiss the low. Several guests left town and names include Mr and Mrs J N Summers and Mr and Mrs Win Hietr.
We express heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for help during illness. Gratitude for sympathy, kindness, and beautiful floral offerings from Carl Selpold and children and brothers Hugo Louis Anton and Emil Pontow.
A Christmas Day wedding at the Fred Schnoor residence east of town united Mize Artie M. Harman and Henry Sehner in a ceremony before close friends and relatives. The bride wore white georgette with pearl trim and carried a shower bouquet, with Miss Freda Lehmour as bridesmaid and Harry Lucas as best man. After a wedding dinner the couple departed for a short trip. Mrs. Schnoor, longtime local, recently returned from Minneapolis and previously worked as a stenographer. Out-of-town guests included Adeline Brillhart of Atlantic and Harry Schroeder of Council Bluffs.
Mr and Mrs G Eacrett entertained friends Tuesday evening at their East Chase Street home with a venison dinner as the centerpiece. The six thirty serving time and the guest list including A W Foster Dr J R Scott Mrs Emma Young Dr W M Hiett and Mrs Paul Gates reflect a delightful social event.
Two advertisements from John Stewart & Son and James Mulvaney promote hauling services. Stewart and Son offer two international trucks, available at all times with contact 164 F20. Mulvaney advertises a new two and a half tonMasters truck, accepting any load, contact 161 K2.
Property item found near Malvern east area needs owner proof of ownership and paving expense settlement. Notify Lyle P Balwoord Emerson Lacie at the given contact to claim. Unknown dates 24 28.
A brief misc item notes a pay claim related to Mal 2 Hoop, with references to Fairtanks More Ras engine and contact Vandershukt at phone 176-FS 24-2. The fragmentary text implies a small notice or classified entry about a payment or invoice and an equipment tag.
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