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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1933
Page
2
Mr. and Mrs. Dah Beaton welcomed their first child Danny Dean on Thursday June 29 at their Malvern home. The community notes visits from relatives and friends, trips to Lincoln and Chicago, pool outings, and daily life details fill the week, with reflections on weather and local happenings.
Professor John Hanna of Columbia University asserts the federal government operates fifty two financing institutions with government ownership in forty. He notes two thirds control would require twelve more and highlights permanent versus temporary banks, with government capital stock at 2.38 billion dollars and total resources over three billion. He cites supervisory roles over mortgage books and a push to consolidate agricultural credit agencies under Form Oradgit Administration.
Malvern resident Hugh Fickel drove his father Bert to Orford Nebraska to be with his brother Clark who remains in serious condition after a recent fall. The Ladies Aid met with Mrs Ward Fickel for an afternoon of fellowship. Guests included Bill Minnie Dent Glenwood Mrs Elyworth Gowers Mrs John Flambow Henderson Mrs Gerald Wilson and children and Mrs Clit Plumb Red Oak. Mrs Faye Blunt and sons of Hastings visit her parents. An ice cream social will be held at Wesley Chapel Friday sponsored by the church. Mr and Mrs June Fickel attended the funeral of Marshal Donn in Omaha. Vera McCoy and family of Winner South Dakota visited her parents in Tabor. Clim Jay Winslow and family and Mrs Lynch Parker and Koya were also at the family reunion.
A fragment recalling debates on marriage and gender roles, contrasting past icons like Lillian Russell and fictional baseball hero Hang Wagner with nostalgia for eras before income tax, ending with a note about Hull.
In Malvern area church notices report J R Bobbitt as pastor and a measles related absence from Sunday school. Services pause July 4 to visit Junction City with Pastor Guaeler family. next Sunday July 16 worship resumes with joint Baptist attendance. Sunday school continues and choir activities noted. Women’s Foreign Missionary Society plans a Friday meeting.
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