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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1945
Page
2
Malvern and area residents head to Lane and back as many travelers depart for Omaha, Council Bluffs, and Missouri Valley. Visitors include Rev K C Hall and family, Lt Claude Alexander, Marion Kingery, and Capt M C Mitchell while locals like Miss Evelyn Knop and Miss Donna Newton travel for relatives and events.
Glenwood Independents edged Malvern 7 to 6 in a heated Sunday baseball clash. Emery Rohrberg was safe on a disputed tag, a squeeze play scored, and Dee Grindle earned the win for Malvern as Brooks and Williams worked six innings for Glenwood amid dramatic fielding and contentious calls.
Mr and Mrs Carl Hertz of Nevada and Mr and Mrs Leon Weigman and son Richard were overnight visitors. Samuel L Neill and wife Mary Louise of Salinas Calif and Miles Ernistine Nell of Malvern were weekend guests at Halph Waages. District inspector of hybrid corn inspectedDallas McGrew farm Saturday. Roy DeBolt and family visited Corning with Lester DeBolt. Branley DeBolt joined them. Family and neighbors visited, and Lt Ernest Neill and S/Sgt Samuel Neil and wife Mary Louise attended a park picnic in Guthrie Center. Stanley Harold injured a finger on a combine. Korliss Jordan and Mrs Harold visited. Arthur Enawold was a business visitor to Malvern. Korliss Jordan spent Wednesday in Omaha.
Josephine Bowen attended the Allensworth-Raney wedding Tuesday evening at the Methodist church. Several local residents visited, dined, or stayed with relatives across the region, including trips to Texas for Harold Hicke in hospital and various Sunday gatherings with family and friends.
The interim pastor Eric Cox Bunday leads the Sunday schedule at Champion IL Presbyterian Church with worship at 11 a m and a sermon on Satan's Fifth Column from Matthew 18 24 30. A junior Christian Endeavor session and a fellowship dinner plan accompany the day with a neighborhood invitation extended. Community members and families are noted visiting and socializing around activities including a cooperative dinner and local visits during the week.
A waterproof match has been invented for servicemen. It will light up no matter what the weather, in steaming jungle or Arctic blizzard. It also will withstand immersion in water.
Imogene area residents share family visits, hospital stays, and job changes as communities report on relatives in Omaha Shenandoah and Council Bluffs. Military arrivals and furloughs mix with clear weather damage notes and farm reports from local farmers.
A news item notes that modern students must read about 15 times as much material as a generation ago, reflecting heightened literacy requirements and classroom expectations. The statement highlights shifts in curricula and educational standards affecting students and teachers.
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