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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1952
Page
2
Vague town notes mention visits and travel plans as residents from Malvern and Rel Oak are seen in town on a Wednesday afternoon. Local social items reference Mrs Marion Grott and several other residents with unclear details of their activities and destinations.
Fragmentary OCR item lists names and places such as Bart, Loveland, Wy, Marry Kruc, Danie, Ure, Nita, Betty, and Pho. It hints at a personal or civic notice but details are unreadable, leaving only scattered, noncontinuous proper nouns and vague references to people and locations.
The Hastings town council minutes record motions by Len Garrison and Dan Loseke to transfer funds from the general fund to the street fund and debt service, totaling 758.40 dollars with 308.60 allocated to street and 758.40 to debt service, plus 308.00 to a general fund line. Ayes were Courtier Garrison Loseke Balser. no nays. Mayor Wal Courtier presided, Jeannette Garrison clerk.
Mrs Marsis Imel and family hosted Friday guests at the Harold Acant home in Wosburg while Mr and Mrs Albert Clark entertained in Land Culy Wednesday evening. Burl Haralds hosted news that son Stanley Harod, Pvt. Stanley R Hard, is stationed at Fort Bliss Texas with B Battery 9th Tree Battalion AAA RTC. Funeral cemetery association meeting to be held at Iva Crayfurd’s on Wednesday afternoon. Next Rebekah Circle meeting planned for Saturday afternoon at Mats.
Fragmentary OCR mentions names and places with missing context. Key entities include individuals and a San Francisco location, but the passage lacks a coherent event or outcome to summarize.
Glen Price USN returns to the United States after completing a nine part debrief and training cycle at the Nasal Opens depot. The carrier battalion reports arrival in the homeland, with Lt. Earl Matveris and family listed among those awaiting reunion at Malvern Ta. Previous duty included a stint at Robins AFS and stationing at Suwon, Norca.
A fragmented list of servicemen addresses and unit details appears with entries like Pvt Verlin Bateman 207509 Bat BR 158th Field Artillery Bn APO 501 San Francisco and Sst Lyle Thaller RA 63 Battery AL 58 Fy AL Bn APO 448 San Francisco. Additional names include Wm Parker Visual Branch, Aberdeen Proving Ground Aberdeen Ma, Stanley KR Harold, and Sth Troe AAAS RTC Fort Bliss, showing incomplete postal and unit data.
Mr and Mrs Joe Doyle host son Kenneth Doyle home on an 18 day furlough from Breckenridge Kentucky. He leaves Monday for Camp Stonepan California and then overseas to Japan and Korea. Brother Atohreee serves in Korea. Family notes include visits from Norman Langton Omaha, Anthony Briley and relatives in Fort Worth and Omaha. Additional items mention Donal Shoemaker Shenandoah and John Oates improving after illness, and Mrs Martin Anderson visiting Fort Worth. Local Shaver reports and Marie Laughlin in Red Gah are listed among relatives.
Local social column items recount a wide range of community happenings. Hostesses, baptisms, showers, and wedding plans appear alongside church schedules, hospital news, and family visits. Names such as Allensworth, Leahy, Dempsey, and Maher recur among many households in a bustling Henderson area update.
The Happy Little Readera Library Club met May 31 at the Malvern public library. The story chosen was The 500 Mats of Bartholomew Cubbing. Members Allan Hall Jimmy McClure Kathleen Fraser Huddy Wertz Carl Tertz Beverly Narron Kay Warshbar Ber Rebecca Fulton Bruce Anderson Fatty Anderson Leslie Anderson Betty Sullivan Kay and Patty Newell attended along with guests Micki Powell and Dianne Wilson.
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