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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1935
Page
3
Reported car incident near Hastings describes a collision involving Mr Spe and Mrs Gastin. Both women reportedly escaped serious harm after the carriage veered and struck, with passengers citing a chaotic scene and a quick rescue. Adjacent witnesses recall the immediate aftermath as bystanders aided the injured.
A long, winding list of names and events follows about a Friday picnic hosted by the P. W. Club, with attendees from Maud, Witte, and nearby areas. The writeup mentions gardening duties, harvest activity, and local visits, including Miss Harriet Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. Wall, and many others.
Fragmented OCR notes describe population shift toward urban hubs in recent years, noting that three fourths of the total population resided near major cities. The source mentions widespread concentration within thirty miles of key urban areas and hints at ongoing demographic changes.
A distant wedding within a crowded social page is described with many garbled names and figures. Witnesses, attendees, and speakers are listed in a verbose, unclear roster. The celebratory scene includes songs and panel features, with about 35 guests recorded amid mixed phrasing.
Children lari Marke amt Isares in Polorado leave Sumilar where the ehifiteen will spend the sminer quaping to benefit their wealth. Mies Maaine Edie celebrated Nev dsth birthday Thursday Wreght with a party at Theane of hea oparents Mr and Mrs Frank Edie. She received amine Hive nett.
Mrs. Mary Gibson and family are implicated in a Chicago streetcar crash that injured several, including a spine injury to their daughter Arlene. Burton and sons Willie and Earle, with others, were bruised. hospital care ongoing for Arlene. News mentions visits and family ties across towns, with various relatives visiting Emerson, Sidney, and nearby communities.
A Tuesday afternoon miscellaneous shower at the home of Mrs. Paul Sels honored Mrs. Rollie Good with games and a dainty luncheon. Out of town guests included Mrs. Wash Coppack Mrs. A D Dyson and Miss Wilma Fareed of Henderson. About 25 guests attended and gifts were presented for Mrs. Good as she prepares her new home.
A crowded set of visitations and dinners fills a weekend in the town with many families hosting relatives and friends. Attendees include the Dads, Miss Josephine Hoesel, Mr. and Mrs. Thoma Dieta, the Self family, and numerous neighbors at homes and Wahensle Park.
On Thursday July pS the Hillsdale Gnureh contertained stout an pnests Renor juss Mes Herman Inman are rent bride with a miserdianenies shower. Mienl romanes aid a miark werdte ilines was given. The wedding party included Rath Kel Jey as groom Leonn Tirlse as minister Prudence Thuffington best man Jean Seeger bridesmaid Mary Ann Williams ring bearer Watteta Whrlsre. Guests at the reception included Frances Williams Phyllis Wheeler and others. gifts were praised. Saturday evening in the Roy Mayberry home Mr and Mrs Fred Reasoner and Mr and Mrs Thomas Dehishmate and daughter Carolyn were supper guests. The Full Moon club held a farewell for Mrs Mary Balstein and daughters moving to Detroit Aug 1. Mr and Mrs Walter Phelps at
The Liberty community invites all members to the annual sea chat of the East Liberty ladies this week on July Friday evening. Donations of cakes welcomed. Charles Neer and Mike Hiteth, dairy workers at ROK Henderson, moved Wis farmers to tenant houses. Mrs Mayberry and others visited Connell Whats. Rev FLA Tleh spoke on temperance and anti narcotics. The play Prisoner at the Bar drew favorable notices at Malvern Baptist church. The Leader office has more details.
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