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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1933
Page
3
Local residents report visits and travels across Shenandoah, Red Oak, and nearby towns. Families share news of hospital stays, trips to Kansas, Missouri, and Omaha, with church and Ladies Aid events drawing many guests.
Miss Ruth Caspary of Des Moines attended dinner at the O M Nelson home. Miss Deta Cary Weaver visited Miss Marjorie Donner near Malvern. Betty Henderson returned from visiting grandparents. Local residents visited Glenwood and Omaha and shopped in the city. Mr and Mrs Harry Maddocks of Silver City spent time with their son W H and family. Catherine Whitesides and family were Sunday visitors near Sidney. The Seaton family in Malvern celebrated a new grandson born to Mr and Mrs Dan Seaton on Thursday June 29. The Kerneys visited in Glenwood and with Mrs Wilanie Moore. Vera and Marji Mayberry from near Hilldale stayed with Aunt O M Nelson. The Nelsons returned home with them for a visit. Dale Hunt hosted guests Sunday at his home.
Readable fragments describe a church service inviting attendance at 10 o'clock with a sermon on Joshua and What We Can Learn from Film, and a church school at 11. The notice mentions reports from the departments and a pastoral appeal. Local social notes recount visits by Dr. Warden Rimel, Wayne Shapcott, and Fern Maddocke to relatives in Silver City and Red Oak.
Dr. Hardy Stonier of the American Bankers Association told the American Institute of Banking that while failures have risen, they reflect rapid postwar growth across all sectors, not systemic collapse. He argued the American banking system remains strong with more banks over 100 years and over 60 years than any other country, and blamed swift development for some failures rather than inherent weakness.
The article analyzes college values and endowments in the United States, noting enormous sums held by institutions. It cites endowment totals around 4.16 billion dollars and highlights the financial importance of higher education funding in the era.
Francis H. Sisson of the American Bankers Association argues that bank conditions mirror regional trade and agriculture. He notes loan trends, note quality, and security quality reveal local health or decline, with bank fate intertwined with national prosperity and the public’s welfare.
Emerson district notes report the marriage of Miss Miva Iva Good daughter of FR Good to Fred Bratow of Council Bluffs in Rothport Missouri on Monday. The bride a Emerson High School and Edmondson Hospital Training nurse graduate. Groom runs a produce business with his brother in Council Bluffs. They plan to reside in Council Bluffs.
A Saturday afternoon shower for Mrs. Iva Bemew at the home of Mrs. Doris Good featured delightful refreshments and many beautiful and useful gifts for her new Council Bluffs home. Twenty eight guests attended including Mildred Peters of Red Oak and Rot nee Greenwood of Imogene from out of town. Several local residents were noted visiting and traveling for the event as part of a busy social scene in the area.
Fragmentary text describes a transit route near Chicico city limits and mentions a World’s Fair stand and a pleasant ride along a central line. Sparse details reference Beacon City and access to gates, with disjoint phrases about membership privileges and a potential route to a fair location.
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