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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1931
Page
7
Social notes recount annual Fourth celebrations with dinners and picnics at multiple homes around Malvern. Guests include Parsons from California, Larrabee family, Steeles, Slothowers, Robins family, and other local residents. Loyalties and gatherings feature luncheons, bridge games, and community reunions among neighbors and visiting relatives.
Mills county residents are in Omaha and Council Bluffs hospitals. Donald Laird, a former Emerton resident now in Plattsmouth, is improving after a serious operation. Mrs Bird, sister of Mrs Robert Pierson, and other Mills county people like Mrs Walter Slothower and Miss Amy Hammera are receiving care in nearby hospitals. Paul Lemert, Harry Potter, Mrs C H Amick, and Michael O Connor are in Edmundson or Mercy hospitals, reflecting the county's wide hospital presence.
Craig and family autoed in from Tennessee yesterday to visit Malvern friends and relatives. They may relocate if they find work, as he notes job scarcity in Tennessee. He says his father, Robert Craig, also expects to come north soon.
Donald Shepard and wife traveled from Kansas City to visit his parents Mr and Mrs William Shepard. After a brief stay they proceeded to Omaha to spend the Fourth with relatives, returning Friday.
Emerson J C Wiking and K Hicks left Sunday on a fishing trip near Pelican Rapids Minnesota Mrs A F Smith and Miga Pearl Fang were Red Oak visitors Monday K A Boong shipped three cars of fat cattle to Chicago Monday evening loading at Atta Pernamens Weeee Keen Wry mite 0 60 Frederick 7 50 Pearle's Beauty Shoppe Bay Ave Alma Wolpple and dough ten Men Glan Copper of Red Oak were in store Tuesday afternoon Mrs and Alea K B Rice with daughter Shirley left Monday for Akron Neb to visit relatives Cole came down from Treynor Monday to visit his wife Mirw Dewa Cole He returned
Market prices listed for Malvern on July 8 show cream and eggs at cold storage with several weight classes and varieties. Also priced are hens leghorn broilers harebacks yellow corn hard wheat white oats rye and barley with varying figures.
A.L. Chantry, who has practiced law in Sidney for twenty years and earlier in Tabor, will retire from active practice to manage his farm and other interests. Paul V. Nichols, associated with Chantry for several years, has taken over the practice and will continue the well established business of the Tabor Beacon.
A large barn at the Jim Galle farm northeast of Silver Site was burned Thursday night. Charley Reynolda and son Ward lived on the farm and lost hay grain farm machinery two horses and other contents.部分 Insurance partly covered the building loss. contents insurance status unclear per the Silver City Times.
Malvern high school classmates from the Class of 1910, separated since graduation twenty one years ago, plan a Friday evening reunion with a picnic at the fair grounds. Early word indicates all but two of the fifteen members will attend. If you know a Mills County friend, tell him about The Leader.
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Parker have come back to their Wesley Chapel farm after a winter in Tucson Arizona. Parker reports improved health and says the winter climate benefited him. They note warm weather on return. Mr. and Mrs. J B Fickel and the Ward Fickel family were guests.
A birthday supper was held Tuesday in honor of June Fickel. Mrs. Paint Lemert returned to Jennie Edmundson hospital and is improving. George Parker and Clinton Parker families visited Fan Parker in Council Bluffs. The Clever Cooks 4-H club met with Mrs Ward Fickel with ten girls present. Maxine Leu gave a report on her Ames trip as 4-H delegate. Lorain Fickel left for Kansas City after visiting grandparents. Glen Sowers and family welcome a new son. congratulations sent from Antischalit to June Fickel.
Regular services next Sunday at Henderson Wesley ChapelChurch News. The pastor and his family will be away on his vacation the last Sun.
A church note records Jday in July and the first Sunday in August as observed dates with pastor Loren 1. Thonme leading services and remarks. The fragment confirms a religious calendar and parish leadership in a local setting.
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