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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1939
Page
6
Henderson residents attended a Christian Aid pot luck lunch with Rev. Noland's family and local Scouts, sharing a meal and news. The town noted celebrations, hospital visits, and varied social events including anniversaries, showers, dinners, and family visits across Howard and neighboring communities.
A birthday dinner was held at the Jud Coppack home in honor of their three children, two born May 30 and one in June, with Mrs. Gerald Penwell among the guests. Dwight Parker dined with Marlin Mercer. W Casebolt and Willisea family visited the Hare and Sower homes. Bevis Sowers hosted visitors as Mrs. Harry Seberlee and son stayed nearby. A B Y K club gathering with Mrs. C A Wight occurred. Dan Perkins and wife visited Oakland. a shower for Miss Fanny Dempsey, led by Mrs. Yom Regan, drew over 100 attendees. Light refreshments were served.
Minnie Cecelia Ryan Maher of Axtell Neb was born April 1 1913 and married Gerald Maher in October. She died June 2 1935 at Mercy hospital Council Bluffs from uremic poisoning after a brief illness. Funeral services were held June 3 at Mt Calvary Cemetery. Survivors include her husband a daughter four brothers and two sisters. Burial followed in Mount Calvary Cemetery with many relatives from across Nebraska in attendance. A large funeral procession and many messages of condolence accompanied her passing.
Regular meeting notes present Mayor Albert Nelson and five councilmen. Minutes from the last meeting approved. Bills listed for payment across funds including salaries for Harry Dunn and Jake Frazier, grading fund expenses, water fund charges, postage, supplies, and utilities.
Quote from Emerson contrasts addressing fashionable woes with addressing universal problems. It suggests seeking solutions every person must confront, rather than avoiding essential questions, and frames such inquiry as building a home on the road that all travelers share.
The column touts summer apparel including pants hats and sport jackets as practical for heat and labor. It highlights comfortable dress shoes and affordable prices, notes upcoming Mills County event planning, and contrasts fashion with transportation value and trade expectations amid uncertain industry conditions.
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