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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1935
Page
5
Local notes report visits from Albert Tea Minnesota and Kiria Standson to Malvern while Mrs. George Rockafellow and others came from Randolph and Hastings. News items mention medical visits, a daughter Kathryn Ann born to Glenn and family, a move to Council Bluffs for Harry Brown, an agronomist moving to Malvern, and several residents traveling to Omaha Lincoln and Memphis for medical, family, or business reasons.
Mr and Mrs Seth Bellwo proudly announce a 7 pound boy born Monday morning July 2. Ladies receive shoe repairs with new cement process from Fred Hall ad. Dr and Mrs Bruce Hammond of Berkeley Calif visited with sister Zelma Fletcher. Mr and Mrs D E Whitfield returned to Ohio for a couple weeks in Mrs Whitfield s old home. Junior Robinson back from Jefferson to stay nearby. Floyd Hunter of Rushville IL visited Malvern and Glenwood with H A Gal lfhere and Gall Daltons. J W Soderstrom returned from Washington aiding son Dr Kenneth and moved to Denver for tubercular treatment. Mrs Soderstrom and daughter stay with him, then visit her parents in Oskaloosa before returning to Denver.
Baptist Church led by Lee Roy Bobbitt invites Bible school at 10 and plans joint worship with the Presbyterians next Sunday. St John s Lutheran, seven miles northeast of Malvern, lists religious instruction Friday at 9, council July 5, English services July 7 at 10, Congregational meeting July 7 at 2. Presbyterian, the Friendly Church, notes Sunday school 10 and worship 11 with Christ or Communism as theme. Methodist Episcopal shows services at 10, 11, 7, 8, with a joint morning at the Presbyterian church on July 14 and a charity food sale by the Epworth League at Manafield s furniture store.
A nostalgic ramble on shifts from old romance to new machine age. The piece recalls sparking courting, open firesides, and the fading of courtly fuss as modernity changes social norms and courting rituals.
News from the County Seat announces a one day golf tournament at Glenwood Country Club grounds next Sunday. The event begins at a specified time with three flights and prizes for each flight. All golfers in this section are invited to participate.
Funeral services for Mrs John Junquist longtime Pacific Junction leader were held Friday in Glenwood Raynor chapel at 1 pm with Hey T J Pattht officiating. The body was moved to Stanton for additional services at 2 30 pm. She died at St Josephs hospital Otudba June 26 after a lengthy illness. She was 63 and survived by her husband two daughters Annabelle and Marian and three sons Amos Paul and Carl.
Joseph Hiatt pioneer resident of southwest Iowa died at his home in Glenwood on June 26 aged 88 years four months and four days. Funeral services were held Friday afternoon at Myers funeral home conducted by Rev B R Bobbitt pastor of the Baptist church in Malvern. He is survived by a son Alva of Omaha and a daughter Mrs Nate J Colbert of Glenwood with whom he had been living.
June 26 marriages include Arthur K Mills 26 Mr Pleasant and Junsie J Kelllenbarger 25 Emerson. Also Marlin Wilkingan 22 Henderson and Nellie Wilson 22 Hastings. June 25 Lawrence Go Watt 18 Lamon and Ronnie Leigh Currie 18. June 30 Clyde I Anderson 24 and Rudy P Thatler 20 Lincoln Nebr. Lewla K Pierce 21 Glenwood and Lena Jorgelison 21 Connell Blutts. July 2 Mervin Colvin 19 Hastings and Edith Martin 15.
A reflective reminiscence recalls horse racing on old roads, rival passes, and a Glenwood procession. The narrator ties horse imagery to scripture, noting the white red and pale horse symbols as signs of understanding, truth, conflict, and mortality across decades.
Mrs Jon McLain Mrs Dean McLain and Mr Art Wimgs were in Red Oak Monday. The Ladies' Aid met last Wednesday with Mrs J F Anery. The next meeting is set for July 106 with Mrs W H Noel. A food sale in Emergon on July 6 is canceled. Chester and Herold Cooper visited B KR Bridgy home Friday night. Gladene Bullington visiting her brother L C Bullington with Emily.
Carl Seipold from northeast of town reported the first corn laid by this year. He arrived yesterday and finished tapping, laying by a sizable piece on the grass. The entry notes the weed Placid appearing at first and last, reflecting crop timing details.
Des Moines announced plans to select the 1935 Iowa amateur champions to represent the state at the national tournament. The state fairgrounds host a four day event from August 22 to 25 with district play over six weeks. Eight district champions advance to Des Moines finals. sites include Des Moines Sioux City Davenport and Dubuque with more to be added such as Muscatine Keokuk Cedar Rapids Shenandoah Mason City and Waterloo.
Congressman Otha Wearin discusses the Wheeler Rayburn bill amid adjournment talk and Roosevelt stance speculation. Lobbyists for utility interests flood Washington as debate looms, with arguments over eight hours of debate and amendments under the five minute rule.
Caudell Mare took first place in the 2:18 event at a Malvern track meet held Saturday. The race occurred under electric tights as the last time of the event. In local softball action, Cold Storage faces McCords and Oilers meet another town team on Monday, with Tuesday listing Ollerave Wallers and McCords in a test.
Oilers rout Farmers 10 to 0 Tuesday in a one sided game. Oilers offense struggled with careless batting but strong defense kept Farmers scoreless.
Hillsdale faced Irish in a brief contest Sunday, losing 7 to bowl as the game ended in the sixth inning due to watt. Imogena pitchers faced 11 batters, while Hillsdale connected with two of Dinville’s fast offerings in a hard fought, short game.
Hastings loses early lead as Silver City jumps to 6 0 in opening period and wins 13 6. Williams and Allensworth record eight strikeouts each, while Hastings struggle with hits and lineup coherence.
A fragmented report notes eight votes in favor of financing subsidies to ship builders and operators. It questions whether such subsidies guarantee an improved merchant marine, citing personal stances and ambiguous language without concrete assurances.
Manager Jarry Withel navigates a tense eighth inning as Wall Street Bears edge the Dutchmen. Key plays include H Pontonino’s single and a long three-base hit by Hoh Horses. Final score hinges on a late rally aided by a walk and timely hits.
The golf tournament was disrupted by heavy rain as participants fled the links. Organizers Fearhart and Jamie Summers conducted the event, with the likely postponement to July 20 noted amid the downpour.
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