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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1932
Page
8
Hastings voters chose county delegates in a local election where candidates aligned with the Hastings demo and Peugrees were noted among those elected. Strong local party affiliations shaped the result as results were reported from Hastings.
Ceecee Chatles Hall of Hastings and Alta Hanter of Nodaway married at Marorville Missouri on Trentley May 34. Witnesses included Se and Mrs Ralph Hall and Porter Heater. The bride taught in Hastings and McCelland schools, daughter of Geo Hunter. After a short honeymoon they returned to Hastings. Several local residents attended graduation events and visits, with extended family travel noted.
The Garden Club, also called Km Kate Kinb, held a Danish themed event at Bam in the home of Mrs. A. P. Hen with 20 members answering roll call. The program centered on “The Flex” and was followed by a garden visit and refreshments.
Wayside Lake at Lake George reopens for the season with promises of enjoyment for visitors picnic opportunities and ongoing maintenance. Local residents note well kept grounds and frequent use plans by organizations. A birthday gathering for Mrs James Tinci occurred with family friends sharing a picnic dinner and celebrating the day.
Attendance reached fifty with five at Sunday school and plans for a full house next Sunday morning for a Children's Day program. A special program is being prepared and friends of the Sunday school are invited to represent. Doris Bishop and Jean Kochersperger visited home from Sunday school. Various families attended visits and dinners in Shenandoah and nearby towns. Several members completed Bible reading, and Wilma Cooper and Annabelle Hutchings were named delegates to the county Sunday school convention.
A ruined OCR fragment notes various local names and social events. References include Waiter Hatreth, Howard, Coffey, Chitfies Coffey, Birk Faye McManizal, Ginahe, Van oredell Chaties Button Sia Biverety, and a Ponawad Conn. It mentions a fence incident, a trip to a faded home, visiting Charlotte Chembers, and a flower show in Shen gtideah. Several couples attend a piehie dinner and services for Ha Bell in Tabor Bun.
Whima Andrews daughter of Mr and Mrs WF Andrews and Frank D Sawyers son of Mrs Bretia Sawyers were married at the Methodist parsonage in Pacific Junction on Wednesday June 1 at 10am by Hay C W Cooper. The bride has taught in Mills county schools, the groom is a progressive farmer.
Howard presided at the church business meeting followed by an excellent children's program prepared by Misa Beulah Wheeler. A novelty feature was a clever dance by Prudence Buffington and Phyllis Wheeler. At the close, Mrs. Hilton, slated by Gertrude Hanne, Ella Dillshay, and Margaret Howard, served ice cream and cake.
Harvie Douglas hosted a Shenandoah visitor Saturday as Geo Huntaman and his family visited Red Oak. Mize June Douglas spent Monday with her father Harvie Douglas. Mrs. R W Bandeen and children Charlotte and Birdie plus Elly of Rawlins Wyoming joined a Monday gathering with Mrs. Herold Cook and Dale Ballain. Clyde Dunlap’s daughters from Glenwood visited Burn day with H C Dunlap and Harvie Douglas families, while Mrs. Herold Spicer and son Wayne stayed with Geo Douglas. J A Cites home welcomed visitors including Hilyer family and Mr and Mrs Fue Dogcette ofYunols for dinner. June Rice visited her sister Oral Gil Jon. Qoal Bayes spent Shenandoah winters Monday. Geraldine, goddaughter of Mrs. Bart Gombe, rode to Omaha Tuesday to meet Pav Combs of Peru Nebraska who accompanied them home for the army.
A community surprise party for Mrs. Parks drew many pretty and useful gifts. The piece notes a friendly gathering at her home and the couple’s delight in the occasion.
Mr and Mrs Wart Fickel and children drove to Indianola Sunday to see their son Arthur who has been attending college there the past year. Mrs Donald Fickel and her sons from Lincoln are spending a few days at Bert Fickel’s home.
Aid plans and a party for June 22 were discussed at Mrs Georgy Wilsons home with Mrs John Wilson as assistant hostess. A large crowd attended and an afternoon of quilting followed. Attendees included Mra Ward Fickel and Mr Clinton Parker and 4 H club rally participants with County Agent Rosenfeld and State Leader Mra Bakke. Wilson family from Wesley Chapel area attended Wilson reunion at Malvern.
Irregular ad copy advertises a bladder remedy claimed to cleanse impurities and acids causing irritation. It touts juniper oil and related ingredients as a pleasant alternative to castor oil, selling a 2c box and promising relief after four days or money back. Local sale at Colina Brug Store Malvern and W. W. Abel Drugeist Emerson.
A June 1 ceremony at St Patrick’s Catholic Church united Loor Laster and Frank Lacehtin with Frencis Doyle officiating. The bride is daughter of Dominic Martin and the groom son of Mike Claughtin, both lifelong community members. A reception followed at the bride’s home, and the couple plan a honeymoon before settling on the groom’s farm west of Imogene.
Members of the St Patricka Alter society held a meeting after Sunday services to elect officers for the coming year: Mrs Bernie Glater president, Mrs Carrie Head vice president, Mr Jos McGargill secretary, and Mrs B P Lavehitn treasurer.
Relatives and friends report Mr and Mrs Clause Phillips are proud parents of twin boys born Monday May 8 named Ret and Mas. The couple also has twin girls Marilyn and Carolyn born about fifteen months earlier and one other boy age four. Mrs Phillips is formerly Ruth Utterback. Miss Mary Delshant cares for mother and babies in Farragut. The parochial school plant at Porters Lake was postponed due to rain.
Judgment in Milin County Iowa favors L A Andrew Bapt. against Lenant and Geneve Duval for 1083.07 plus costs. Sheriff to sell personal property including cattle cows horses harness plows drills mowers Deere equipment and more at Ward Farm Rawhen Township on July 2 1939 between 10 am and 4 pm. Sale conducted by W DeMona sheriff with attendance by undersigned.
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