Malvern Local News Highlights Weekend Visits Townwide
In Malvern several residents visited kin and friends across nearby towns. Mrs Ves Meares and campers joined a social outing with Treen guests, while Mr Bee arranged garden work. Families traveled to Omaha, Randolph, Hamburg, and Chicago for races, hospital stays, and reunions. Local students and teachers returned home for summer, and townsfolk prepared for travel or continued studies through autumn.
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Legue Bradley
Glen
Lottie Fy
Boas Metman
Harpers Hospital
Mertuit
We Sigma Amma
Chitren
Detroit
T. B. Caudell
Betty
OH Caudell
Velma Jean
Omaha
Wo OR. Bingham
Wert Bushnell
LeRoy Bingham
Randolph
Meet the Driver Who's a Mind Reader
A humorous illustrated piece cautions drivers to expect the unexpected. It notes several example cases where assuming others will yield or behave safely leads to trouble. The message: never take anything for granted in traffic and stay ready for emergencies.
Local notes from Malvern area and surrounding towns
Mr and Mrs WOR Beinewani re- 4 yesterday from their trip to Emphis Tenn wife Mr Byingwas a detective to rational need the Junior Chamber of Commerce They also took an extended trip through the Ozark country Ruth Walker returned from Belton Texas where she attended Mary Hardin Baylor college for women during vacation at home Mr and Mrs Verne Hammack Virgil drove from near Council Bluffs for visit storm Tuesday caused damage to crops and buildings Die Lossins specializing in bee timers for information call 253 Evan Darlin visited in Malvern from Be br Miss Bernice Moore of Hastings took a position with Matl melds Amer school at Simpson college Joe Robbins spending summer vacation at home Mr and Mrs John Alley are the parents of a baby boy Max Eugene Wesley Chapel folk attended Eastern Star at Macedonia Parker family orchestra Delbert Slater visiting Earl Climer home and with Kenneth Parker jr
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A. E. Kiser
Crestion Y
Omaha
Malvern
C. M. Kline
Alg. Lawrie
RW. Salyers
Kline
Jack Pullan
Minnesota
Alive Hall
EO MM. Newton
Kathryn Huard
Purdue University
S. Board
Grice Bingaman
Sivas
Gretchen Gidley
St. Charles
Lindenworl College
St. Louis
J.P. Wearin
KW. Knight
Aute
Chicago
Knight
Wearin
J. F. Jr
Columbia
Mary Elizabeth
Stephens College
Mary Zuhetly Suners
Stephns Rallege
Jul
J.B. Mulligan Af Borkhyn
Wor. Beinewani
Verne Hammackam
Virgil
Council Bluffs
Evan Darlin Visiest
Bebr
Bernice Moore
Hastings
Mer
Simpson College
Joe Robbins
John Alley
Max Eugene
Wesley Chapel
Eastern Star
Macedonia
Parker
Delbert Slater
Earl Climer
Kenneth Parker Jr
Correction notice on Walker family misreport
The Leader Tearers acknowledges a last week error stating Mr and Mrs Lloyd Walker returned to Malvern. It is corrected that Mr Walker is not married. The paper regrets the mistake and welcomes corrections when errors are found.
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Lloyd Walker
Malvern
Mr. Walker
Wesley Chapel Birth Report and Institute Attendance
Mrs. Jarel Wilson returned home with her eight pound daughter Constance Kay. Lawrence Ficked Joyce Pierson Toyce Wilson Zabeth Wilson and Joyce Nesbitt attend Epworth League Institute at Indianola this week. Rev Nesbitt took up Mon day Jeannette Arthur Luther and Lawrence Lisle are attending sum.
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Jarel Wilson
Constance Kay
Lawrence Ficked
Joyce Pierson
Toyce Wilson
Zabeth Wilson
Joyce Nesbitt
Epworth League Institute
Indianola
Rev. Nesbitt
Jeannette
Arthur Luther
Lawrence Lisle
Sum
Funeral Here for Fred W. Summers
Funeral services were held in the Methodist church here Friday afternoon for Fred Wilbur Summers. The Rev. C A Calkins led the service with music by Mrs F I Chantry and Miss Jane Fletcher. Burial was in Malvern cemetery. Born August 24 1900 Summers died June 2 1936 at Lincoln Nebraska aged 35 years eight months eight days. He leaves two brothers Hugh and Alvin a sister Emma and a stepmother Mrs Anna Summers of Lincoln who cared for him since childhood.
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Methodist
Fred Wilbur Summers
C. A. Calkins
F. i Chantry
Jane Fletcher
Malvern
Fred Wilbue Summers
Edward Summers
Jiume
Lincoln
Nebr
Hugh
Alvin
Emma
Anna Summers
Red Oak Country Club to stage golf entertainment
The Red Oak club unveils a one day open tournament next Sunday and the week of June 28 features the annual Southwest Iowa Championship. Oak Hill Country Club of Red Oak perfects an entertaining golf program attracting local golfers and spectators.
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Oak Hill Country Club of
Red Oak
Church Services and Sunday School Changes Planned
Church services will be held with youth and children’s programs. Sunday school begins promptly at 9 if as 10 o clock plan revised. A church picnic is set for Friday June 19 at Candell’s Sebans with a covered dish supper, games, and entertainment for children.
Fragmented note on hay and cow feed improvements
A garbled OCR fragment mentions hay fed to cows in pasture, aiming to maintain flow and improve outcomes. It lacks clear events or names but suggests agricultural practices for better cattle nutrition.
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