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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1929
Page
3
A fragmented OCR reads like a memorial note with four items of activity and a partial address. The text is garbled but suggests a small reading or tribute event connected to a person or place named Henderson, with unclear specifics and missing dates or locations.
A Nebraskan praises a garden and Sargon treatment for stomach troubles. He reports rapid relief, restored sleep, increased appetite, and lasting well being after past failures with medicines. The letter notes notable local figures and a Malvern dealer, with broad community mentions and holiday observations.
Reports from county superintendency describe multiple picnics and closing day festivities on May 7 across townships including Derr Crook Center Glenwood Plainview Evernham Walnut Grove and Sand Hollow. Students and teachers held dinners programs prizes and gifts as communities celebrated the school year ending with communal meals and performances.
A family reunion Thursday brought together Enjoy Family Reunion Hasend Works of Grant Freak Waramat of Glenweouh and Warkmtat family around Ware Jurg. They celebrated their mother Mrs Weaknan with a pleasant visit and shared memories of past gatherings. A. O. Harrie and Allenoworth attended from Omaha and California, noting the absence of Mr Gillan.
A disrupted OCR yields mentions of visits and birthdays: Des Fae family hosted Mos Shoat and family. celebrations include a daughter turning twenty one and a son turning seventeen. Ella Smith of Careasan visits her son Amin and wife. Clement family from Shemandoah visited Mrs. ALP Creamer midweek.
George Lustine Owen born April 1919 near Hastings Iowa died May 26 1929 at Edmundson Hospital Connel Bluffs. Survived by parents two brothers three sisters a grandmother Mrs Fulcher of Omaha two grandparents Mr and Mrs Genrce Bowen of Hastings two great grandparents Mr and Mrs Chris Jensen of Omaha and one aunt Mrs Fred Cozad of Malvern. Funeral services held at North Grove schoolhouse conducted by Rev J G Barnett with Baptist church Emerson and interment in North Grove Cemetery.
Supt W N Malony plans to move to Council Bluffs to teach at Thames Jefferson High School next school year. The article notes his busy week and mentions associated visits, travels, and local community activities with multiple residents and events reflected in the surrounding community.
Standard Bearers and others gathered for a Shenandoah group meeting led by Mrs. Shaw while flower show attendees represented Elites. Visitors and residents from Hastings to Malvern share hospitalizations, surgeries, and travel updates as extended families visit kin across Nebraska and Iowa.
At a Chicago Farm Bureau gathering, Indiana Farm Bureau Federation director W T Martindale spoke on radio from WLS studio. He cited reliable income figures for industrial labor and agriculture, noting agriculture’s large share of national investment and outlining three main economic groups and cross group factors like organization production marketing and surplus control. He traced industry labor and their pushes for fair treatment and legislative impacts.
Local residents may visit Dr. Doran for a special visit focusing on internal medicine and dietetics. He emphasizes non surgical treatment, with a private laboratory for tests and diet planning. A nominal charge of $8 applies. he is a licensed Nebraska physician. Married women must be accompanied by husbands at 532 536 Boston Bio Minneapolis Minnesota.
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