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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1939
Page
2
Malvern locals receive numerous visits and travel reports. Notes detail Des Moines trips, commencements in Indianola, weddings near Omaha, and family gatherings with many friends and relatives listed. An array of social happenings, editorials, and travel plans fill the week.
A correction notes a group of picnickers at Porters Lake last Sunday did not include Guy Jordan. Oaks Sunday School attendance reached 60 with three visitors. Next Sunday includes Children’s Day with services at 11 am, 1 pm basket dinner, and 2 30 pm talk by Rev. Lee of Elliott.
Funeral services held at Congregational church in Glenwood for Carb Buch of Glenwood who died early Friday in Council Bluffs hospital after heart condition. Born Konigshure Germany July 18 1875, he came to America 1892, married Lina Carp in 1898, had son Arthur. He moved to Glenwood in 1904 became citizen in 1916. Survived by wife Arthur sister Mrs Thomas Young Council Bluffs brothers Henry Glenwood Otto Portland burial Glenwood cemetery.
Steve Rounds died at his Silver City home after a long farming life. Rev. Hall read his life sketch at last Wednesday's service. Born December 18, 1849, he was the eldest of ten. married Amelia Reboarding in 1874, with three children Hercelia, Henry, and Albert. Survived by his daughter, brother Samuel of Okmulgee, and numerous nieces and nephews across Iowa and beyond.
Sunday services and Sunday school times are listed for St. Johns Lutheran, Ws. Presbyterian, Methodist, and Baptist churches with details on sermons, special programs, and a Children’s Day observance. Names and ages appear for many Omaha residents tied to May and June dates.
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