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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1928
Page
6
Paul Hicks pastor outlines next Sunday's services at Malvern Presbyterian Church with Sunday school at 10 and morning worship at 11. Epworth League events, Children’s Day program, WMS meeting, and district conventions are listed along with special offerings and missionary updates. Death of Mrs Seeger noted with funeral plans forthcoming.
Mrs J B McClymond entertained a group of ten young women for her daughter Mrs Don McClymond of Walnut with a pleasant Thursday afternoon of games and a two course lunch. Dr D M Kline Malvern reports a Osteopathic Class Reunion set for August 6 in Kirksville Mo. The event revisits the birthplace cabin of Andrew Taylor Still relocated from Josiesville Va. to Kirksville Mo where Still spent his manhood and whose work made osteopathy famous. The reunion period spans ten days in August drawing osteopathic professionals worldwide back to Kirksville.
The text notes the long history since 1875 as a venue for scientific meetings including the annual convention of the American Osteopathic Association. It mentions Dr Kinney and a request to the American School of Osteopathy in 1964.
Committees for the Farmers Merchants Bankers banquet in the Community building request all business houses to close by seven o'clock this evening so workers may attend.
Litiogene Items and families like Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Gee and Mr. and Mrs. Jake Buzzard spent Sunday picnicking east of town. Other notices include Flora O Connor entering Boyles Business College in Omaha, Mrs. Laughlin improving from illness, and Harry Comstock buying a new Chevrolet. Shenandoah visits and high school grads are noted along with several family updates and travel plans.
Sunday guests visited Lea Ila Patrick home as families from Atlantic and Emerson attended events. A baby girl arrived for Harvie Douglas and his wife just before the primary election. Community members report on high school plays, graduates, and ongoing summer plans at Cedar Falls and Red Oak with multiple local visits and greetings.
In the original court review a petition for absolute divorce is filed against M Clinton Foster in Mills County Iowa. The plaintiff claims wilful desertion without just cause and warns that failure to appear by the second day of the next term will result in default and judgment for the plaintiff. Attorneys for petitioner are listed.
Dr White of the local Presbyterian church led worship yesterday morning. L D Fletcher drove to Omaha last Friday with Mrs Fletcher and two children en route to Adel to visit Mrs Fletcher's parents. Francis Pace and Mrs Walter Mason were in Omaha on Monday. Oscar Hall's Star coach burned by fire Tuesday near the depot at Balfour, cause unknown. Mrs Marian Mason began as supply teacher at the Greenwood Institution this week. Miss Laura Hall started as regular operator at the telephone office. Helen Taylor visited from Omaha last Tuesday. Mrs G L Kanee went to Villisca for Decoration Day and stayed until Saturday. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs J R Cardwell on Saturday, June 2. A son born to Mr and Mrs Jesse Bell on Tuesday, June 5. W E Moehnert of Hemingford, Nebraska, former Deer Creek resident, visiting nearby families. Mrs C H Barrett went to Council Bluffs Monday for the funeral of Mrs Nichole. Mrs J B Stoddart and John and Virginia came from Hiawatha, Kansas for a week with her parents, Mr and Mrs Geo Mellor. they visited Omaha yesterday. Mrs Helen Wortman, editor of Journaliam department at Baylor College, began summer vacation last week, visiting campuses in Tennessee and joining a National Editorial Association trip through the central South. she is writing letters for the Leader. Clark Houser and Miss Hazel EB Houser were married Sunday, June 8 at the home of the bride's parents southwest of Henderson in the presence of immediate family, by Rev Paul W Wicks of Malvern. The couple will live on a Henderson area farm after a short wedding trip. the bride is a former Henderson teacher and the groom a son of Mr and Mrs W M Houser.
The Christian Endeavor societies announce two rallies for youths in June. Emerson Presbyterian hosts a Friday gathering this week June 5 or 6 with afternoon and evening programs, meals, music, and speakers. Randolph Presbyterian hosts a June 17 rally with similar schedule and activities. A rose anecdote follows, noting a dark red bloom from a mother’s old garden and a visit by Mrs. Margaret Buttman to Omaha.
Mias Jonnie R Morrison Home Economist will demonstrate electric range cooking in the Town Nebr Light and Power Co office at 2 30 P M on Wednesday Thursday Friday and Saturday. The sessions promise interesting and educational tips for old style cooks and electric range users with attendance prizes daily and invitations to bring a friend.
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