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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1921
Page
1
Malvern column recaps social calls and town news. Old friends, subscriptions advanced, travel to Omaha and Red Oak for health and business, family visits, obituaries, and local events fill a dense page. Regulars include H L Aden, J H Shere, D Kilpatrick, H Galliher, and others.
Deaths report Mrs. Berrigan of Imogene dies at Mercy Hospital aged ninety five after long Irish life in Iowa and connections to Dubuque. Survivors include daughters Mrs. Maher and Mrs. Skahill and sons John and Henry with many grandchildren and great grandchildren. John Cozad of Malvern dies suddenly from heart trouble, funeral at Christian Church.
The Central district of the Mills County Sunday School Association will hold a school of methods next Sunday January 16 from five until five at the Methodist church in Malvern. All Sunday School workers and pupils from Malvern Strahan Hillsdale East Liberty and Silver City are urged to attend. The program includes devotions model classes demonstrations and workers conferences with Rev Carl Critchett Rev J H Freedline and others speaking. The event ends with doxology and benediction.
John Miller extends sincere thanks through the Leader column to friends and neighbors for kindness sympathy and help during the last illness and death of his wife. He notes appreciation for flowers. Also mentions visits by J T Skerritt east of Silver City and W R Costello near Imogene, both in town recently to call or advance subscriptions. W M Archer of Emerson visited, declining continuation of his subscription.
A persuasive ad compares sneaky theft to costly home leaks and promises a low cost fix. It urges readers to act now to stop money bleeding from heating pipes and save on expenses.
A compact notice appears concerning J P Cardwell Plumbing with unrelated mentions of the army and a stray fragment. The readable items reference a local business and a possible affiliation or brief note about military service, but no clear actions, dates, or outcomes are present.
Mr and Mrs Walter Donner express heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends in Malvern and Hastings for prompt aid during their fire and for many thoughtful deeds since. They note such support shows the real value of friendship and good neighbors.
Miss Walker recalls seven years of tuberculosis illness that kept her from movies. After investigating chiropractic care by Dr. Sanchelli, she resumed acting, completing new pictures within a year. She praises chiropractic for restoring health and happiness and hopes others seek the treatment.
Help wanted advertisement offering a direct selling job in Mills County for Moorman Mfg Co of Quincy Illinois. No investment, no collections, or deliveries. Home nightly with strong sales and ad staff support. Apply I W Kesler care of Grand Hotel Council Bluffs Iowa.
Lost and found item notice seeks the owner of a man's coat. proof of property required and contact at the Leader office. Also a pet cat wearing a collar is missing. return to Seed House for a reward, per F. Kilmartin.
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