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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1936
Page
8
Hastings residents and visitors socialized across Monmouth and nearby towns with many naming travels, visits, and anniversaries. Several families attended gatherings, while Gerald Young and others missed occasions, a stroke affecting Crawford resident led to hospital care, and multiple trips to Red Oak Council Bluffs and Norfolk were noted among interactions and travel.
Attendance reached 68 on Sunday with five visitors, birthdays noted and memory verses recited by primary children. Numerous visits highlighted by Mr and Mrs Henry Schilling and Ruth Ellen. neighbors and relatives gathered across homes near Hastings and Glenwood, with gifts for a couple returning from their honeymoon.
We extend our sincere gratitude to the gentlemen who gave us the Aladdin lamp for our silver wedding anniversary. Verity and family thank Mr. Aunt and Mrs. Chas Sirensen for their thoughtful gesture.
Mt Vernon farmers begin second cultivation as hot dry spell lingers. Residents report travel to Omaha Glendale and Council Bluffs for family visits and official business. New School for the Deaf superintendent Mr Berg from Philadelphia arrives to assume duties. Local social rounds include visits from Mrs Downs Border and families, Townsend convention bound delegates, and varied hospital and market activities across Red Oak and Omaha.
A整理 of social notes and visits from Henderson near Wales covers Mrs. Cheude Hott aiding Orval Oxford, Mrs. Tune Sellers at seven bodies with Mr and Mrs. Eeivat Weilheselay, and travel of family members to Omaha, Portland, and Red Oak. Local gatherings include Christian Ladies Auxiliary trellises, visits from Bet Oak relatives, and a birthday baby Willie Ratert. Community members attend, host, or travel for family events, schooling, and church activities across multiple towns.
Mrs John Russet and daughter Josephine along with Mrs John Myers and daughter Helen and Mrs Marvie Douglas attended a silver tea at Mrs Lyle Wilkins home Wednesday afternoon. Miss Helen Lang of Des Moines visited from Monday through Wednesday with her mother Mrs Gertrude Lame. Miss Joyce Salmons left Wednesday morning with Mr and Mrs Ira Cheney and daughter to tour Colorado. Mr and Mrs Paul Combs and son Jimmie of Pilger Neb spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs B E Combs. John Myers is driving a new Chevrolet coupe. Miss Donna Lee Salmons of Sioux City visiting this week at the home of her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Tvan Salmons. Mesdames Harald Smith and Gertrude Lang were visitors Monday at the C O Smith home in Red Oak. Harvie Douglas and Elmo Moore were Omaha visitors Friday. C A Lang and daughter Pearle, Mrs Ora Douglas, Mrs Gertrude Lang and daughter Helen spent Monday evening in the Harold Smith home.
Miss Viola Watts comes back to Cornei Bluffs after a ten day vacation with her parents Mereal Mrs Allen Watts. Many local families and relatives were noted visiting and traveling to nearby towns including Bartlet Council Bluffs Glenwood Neola Litchfield and Texas. The Leader office lists old papers for sale.
Mr and Mrs AL 1h Crouse hosted an intimate Hastings gathering with friends and neighbors, sharing food and festive cheer in a cozy home setting during the early evening hours.
Bank officials in Deland and WL OtRehab announced a decisive payout to depositors as part of a broader cleanup. The move follows Penent's banking restrictions and hints at turbulent reforms driving public confidence and tighter control of funds.
A garbled Chicago news snippet reports troubling tax rhetoric from a Dr Morhes figure urging taxpayers to beware growing levies. It mentions taxes on milk, telephones, and electricity under a “New Peat” regime with broad federal taxation.
National debt surged at the start of February. The report notes an all time high rising by seven thousand dollars a minute, five million dollars an hour, over five billion yearly as the month opened.
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