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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1931
Page
2
Local Malvern notes detail visits among residents in Indianola Omaha Council Bluffs and Grand Island. Family updates include births injuries travel church and social activities with Minnesota style gardening and shop promotions. Community announcements mention excursions sales ads and upcoming Fourth of July plans.
Mr and Mrs Geo plan to stay at their Hornick farm to harvest wheat the rest of the week, six hundred acres saved. Paul Hertz Oliver Weeks and Harry Zandera will assist. A daughter named Mariehe despehine was born to Mr and Mrs Albert Johnson on Tuesday night June 30. Jesse Bell and family visited Omaha Monday as Mr Bell heads to gutter work at Creighton garage in Omaha, owned by W G Bingaman of this place.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brosk and daughter Priscilla traveled from Los Angeles to visit Mrs. Brosk's father Al Milter and friends. Their route included Salt Lake City Wyoming and Sidney Nebraska where they encountered heavy rain and mud. They hoped for better conditions back home.
Mr and Mrs Claude P Lawler were returning from Clinton MO when their car left the road near Katieaz City Sunday. He suffered a severe head wound requiring fifteen stitches while she broke an arm. Both are in a Kansas City hospital recovering and hope to return home soon.
James Jones of Omaha and accomplice Lucille Robinson appeared at the courthouse with five young wolf cubs near Fol som in Millis County. They claimed bounty for the cubs but produced a shallow hideout by the road. officials arrested them and returned the bounty. The woman admitted owning wolves, bringing total wolves disposed of to eighteen in the county.
New car registrations reach 9 841 by noon June 30. Since last week's report additional registrations include Edgar Perdew Stalyern Chevrolet sedan Crouse Brothers Hastings Chevrolet sedan Deyse Taylor Bartett Chevrolet coach Charles Watts Pacific Junction Chevrolet coach and Albert Batten Glenwood Chevrolet coach.
A list of marriage licenses shows couples from Council Bluffs and nearby towns with ages and hometowns. Entries include Floyd H. Shreve and Iva Bennett from Council Bluffs, Lewis Craig and Katherine Landall from Brownville and Peru, and others such as David Dennis Jr and Mary Moran with partners in Omaha and Lincoln regions. The document reflects a local license ledger with dates in June and assorted names and places.
Adolph John Dettchier aged 40 of Mine and Olga Antik Schroeder aged 31 of Glenwood are connected to a local matter in this brief entry. No further details provided about conditions, actions, or dates.
Joe H. McCurdy longtime Glenwood resident died at his home in the town's south area early Sunday. Funeral services were held at Raynor funeral home Tuesday afternoon led by Rev. Joseph Ste of Eméaron Baptist Church and burial followed in Glenwood Cemetery. He was seventy one years old.
The Dean hotel a Glenwood hostelry has been purchased by Harold Stranathan who has already taken over management. It had been operated by Mr. and Mrs. C A Contter and Mrs Frank Cloyd for the past two years. We wish Mr Stranathan lasting success.
Community notes list social visits to Clover Leaf club members in Asbury Misa Laughlin’s home. Events include Red Oak visits by Gladys Smith and Elmo Moore, Hastings birthday party for Mrs Hays, and lawn party hosted by Ivan Durbin with Orville Durbin family. Names frequent across Shenandoah Glenwood Emerson and Henderson regions.
Fifty six attended Oaks Sunday school on Sunday afternoon along with several visitors. A long running contest between junior girls and boys ended with the girls leading, so the boys owe them a party next week. Some Oaks residents visited Box Elder schoolhouse for Sunday school, a new endeavor still in its early weeks.
News of the churches invites worship at Presbyterian Baptist and Methodist Episcopal congregations. Morning services, Sunday schools at 10, sermons on themes such as Something as Good and Better Than a Drink of Cold Water on a Hot Day and The Evolution of Christian Character. Epworth League and W.F.M.S. events listed with leaders and programs.
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