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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1935
Page
2
Local Malvern brief columns describe a flurry of weekend visitors from Shelby, Rapid City, Murdock, Grand Junction, and East Orange. Townsfolk plan family gatherings, shop sales, and pool swims as residents travel, host, and socialize amid reflections on community outruns and local events.
The Wesley Chapel Ladies Aid held a meeting on July 17 with about 12 members present. After devotionals by Mrs. Nesbit, the group visited and planned a pot luck dinner at the church on July 31. Several local residents and visitors stopped by, sharing news of vacations and family visits to nearby towns.
Attendance reached 64 with seven visiting guests. Ethel Cole and Henry Schilling contributed birthday money. Memory verses by primary and intermediate classes. Special music included a Mary Warren piano solo and a four woman quartet led by Vera Steiner. Mr. and Mrs. Cramer of Emergon donated a communion plate. Elmo Brumback from Council Bluffs delivered a sermon after Sunday school. A picnic dinner followed at Trent Jones home, with a lawn service later. Mr. Brumback preached in Henderson Christian church that evening and is hoped to return the third Sunday in August. Sunday school at 10 o'clock.
A parish bulletin lists services for St Johns Lutheran seven miles northeast of Malvern with Pastor H P Dahl and English services on Sunday July 28 at 7:30 p.m. Other churches note Sunday school at 10, morning worship at 11, and youth led sermons including themes on Christ with us, war questions, and world events. The Friendly Church discusses war attitudes and a Bible-centered sermon at 11. Baptist Church led by T R Bobbitt promotes Bible schools as a remedy to declining morality with a sermon at 11 p.m.
A religious notice urges honoring God with six days of labor and one day of rest at Oaks. It invites all to join in worship and service, emphasizing spiritual duties alongside material work.
A column notes Professor Tugwell’s warning of a desert country and Editor Grimes’s horned toad quip. Montgomery county eyes a 70 acre lake requiring about 16000 dollars in land. Hamburg allows ponl after 40 years. license rush follows. Denison voters on July 24 weigh a 100000 school building with 45% federal funds. Red Oak to test traffic rerouting. Ida Grove cuts school taxes by 20000 from surplus. Greenfield forums draw attention with foreign trade study and questions. public forums boost adult education.
In a clipped, archaic tone a fragment notes power, a desire for heat, and a plan to shop in a basement kept cool. It compares the price of whisky at the State Liquor store to bread and milk, stating 39 ten cent quarts of bread or 30 quarts of milk per quart of whisky.
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