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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1932
Page
3
A car stalled on railroad tracks narrowly missed a freight train as Mr Clutes acted to save it. Local reports note lingering injuries or hospital visits as residents travel for family matters and attend events in nearby towns including Dexter and Des Moines.
Treynar defeated Emerson by seven points last Sunday in a tight game. Emerson’s front line, led by Ted Fronteman and Tier t, kept pace early but Treynar pulled away late as Emerson faded at the nets. Douglas Carton was ill last week but recovered, and several Emerson ladies attended a Gamlen club meeting in Red Oak.
A group led by Mr and Mrs Guy Parker and others attended a church homecoming in St Charles Ta with Rev and Mrs Barnes present. Virgil Frazier recently moved from Ogallala to Alliance Nebr to work on a gravel road project expected to last through summer. Frances Burgin was treated at Jennie Edmundson Hospital for chin and throat infection with drainage, then prepared to return home.
The East Liberty notices describe revival and service plans at Grace Church in Des Moines starting Sept 20, with urging to return attendees and continue through summer and fall. Rev F G Barnes resumes duties, guest sermons, plus many community updates on visitors, families, and cemetery fund status.
Roy Coffe recently returned, visiting Mr and Mrs L G Adama. A church event Thursday yielded $12.68 for the old treasury. Mary McCollister and Albert of Strahan visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank Annex and A L Haines. W H Maddocks and Mrs Glen Fitch family from Pacific Junction were in town Thursday. Ray Allen and Gail Fudge from Brunedre Nebr stayed with aunt Mia P B Crawmer and husband.
A Benson church couple from Omaha spoke at Champion Hill on their way to Palrfield, discussing Why Men Leave Jeans. Local residents hosted and visited relatives and friends across Red Oak, Shenandoah, Malvern, and Hastings with dinners, ice cream socials, and Sunday gatherings.
Fragmentary minutes show a Malvern Iowa town council meeting with adjourning notes and mayoral references. The readable text notes an adjournment and mentions WRIA and council procedures, but details like dates and outcomes remain unclear.
Freya Parker stayed with Mrs Parker's brother and Mr and Mrs Frank Shocker in Lincoln. Bernard Gray from Lincoln visited in Walter Arton's home. Mation Culver and baby spent the week with A H Culver's family. Mak Cashner of near Malvern visited Donald Dilley. Mrs B F Howard, who has been ill at Nicholas Senn Hospital, came home briefly. Anta Hilton McDill of Lincoln visited Walter Hilton last week.
Hillsdale Community Club gathered Friday evening with good attendance. Mrs Walter Hilton presented a fine program featuring a violin duet by Wayne Hilton and Edith Rue with Laura Hilton on piano. Mrs C C Dittehay and Miss Barn Russ of East Liberty played piano numbers. Rev. Cooper offered a synopsis of We March. Roy Mayberry and assistants served cooling refreshments after.
A huge modern television exhibit will travel to the 1922 State Fair. Visitors will see and hear live broadcasting of songs and speeches via high powered equipment. Two studios will operate with a reproduction room, and experts will explain antenna operation. Demonstrations mimic national stations. crowds expected daily.
Community members from Red Oak and nearby towns are mentioned in a stream of social notes. Visits span Omaha, Council Bluffs, Glenwood, and Des Moines with relatives, work assignments, and church events. Notable items include weddings, birthdays, school activities, Epworth League gatherings, and a forthcoming relocation of Dr. C. H. Dewitt to Macedonia.
The Board of Directors of Henderson Consolidated Schools, Andea Township Mille County Iowa will meet August 1 1933 at 3 PM at the School House. Taxpayers will be heard for or against the estimate of expenditures. Claude H Wilson district secretary. Estimated expenditures 2400 Corrected figures show 186 school age persons in the district.
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