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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1925
Page
1
Local notes recount Decoration Day visits by families from Sidney and Council Bluffs, along with Malvern residents visiting kin in Emerson, Hastings, and Lincoln. Festivities include school events, real estate and clothing ads, and multiple small town greetings, trips, and health updates involving W. Moore, J. Dyson, and other area residents.
Malvern Tire Shop advertises Milwaukee Bunkelite Best Ford timer models. Specifications and pricing details are listed for customers seeking precise timing devices. Availability is stated with contact options for inquiries and purchases.
A report from a meeting tied to the Anti Saloon League notes strong calls to strengthen enforcement of liquor laws. Speakers urged moral support for officers and emphasized funding the anti saloon cause through subscriptions, aiming to prevent lawbreaking and uphold prohibitory standards.
The Wilson reunion gathered Sunday in Wesley Chapel to honor the H. G. Lindekugel family from Hershey Nebraska. About eighty three attendees enjoyed games and visiting, with many relatives traveling from distant areas. Attendees included Strother Plake, A. W. Pierce, Frank Pierce, John Bentley, L. A. Pierce and Mia Killan of Oakland, Claude Wilson and Ray Pierson of Henderson, Dallas McGrew of Emerson, Fred Pierce of Hastings, Ed Witson, John Tinea, George Wilson of Wesley Chapel, W. Boles, H. R. Landis, Perry Wilson, and Carl Wilson of Malvern and nearby.
The Glenwood Tribune reports three gifts from the George A. Davies estate per his will. Executor W. B. Lewis presented $200 to the M. E. Sunday school on May 24. A $500 gift to the church is planned for the following Sunday, and $600 will be given for the Des Moines conference ministers.
A small group gathered Sunday on the I. M Shipman lawn near Emerson for a planned picnic. Although wind and threat of rain reduced the crowd, guests including Mr. and Mrs. Ao Ring Mrs. J. M Strvhan J. N. Summers and family W. OH Weerin and wife and daughter Finna Carleton Neb John W Dyson and wife and daughter Welen Tyens Neb and Mrs. Rereme Smith enjoyed the event despite the weather.
Sweet potato plants offered by Nancy Halle at a price per hundred. Yellow Jerseys and other varieties listed. Alpert Hovdar advertises prices in cents per hundred. Also saling cabbage, tomato, and pepper plants at 10 cents per dozen. Natty Hall sweet potato plants priced at 60 cents per hundred. Local sale notes include varieties Yellow Jersey and Ber.
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