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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1912
Page
2
A roundup of social calls and travel notes from Malvern and nearby towns. Sam Anderson visited on Saturday while Misa Ollie Hammond came Friday. Numerous residents toured Omaha and Council Bluffs, with others visiting Shenandoah, Tabor, and Glenwood. A nine pound girl was born to T. J. Moses, and community life continued with weddings, house moves, and local business updates.
Mills county mourns as Wm. Van Orsdel former Center township resident dies suddenly at his Glenwood home at 2 30 pm heart failure the funeral plans are not announced. Local notes report visits, rail improvements, a parade prep, a fatal Moore family funeral in Villisca, and a recent marriage at Malvern with Fred H. Gunningham and Mary Mae Alberts wed by Rev. R. Bruce West.
Miss Ruth Pace a popular Mills County teacher was taken ill at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs George Pace in Malvern. Diabetes developed into a diabetic coma and she has remained in coma with little if any chance of recovery. Friends express deep sympathy to the Pace family.
Blanche Chase sixteen died at the family home south of Glenwood Tuesday morning after a lingering tuberculosis illness. Funeral held yesterday afternoon at two from the home and interment in Hillsdale cemetery. Her elder sister died of the same disease last winter. Mr Chase extends sincere sympathy.
The Christian Church publishes preaching times every other Sunday at 10:46 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. The Young People's group Y: 20. 8. CG. E. also lists preaching on Sunday at 7:00 p.m. with various notes.
The Malvern team travels to meet Henderson in an afternoon game next Tuesday. Henderson fields a solid, husky squad and the matchup is expected to be one of the season’s fastest. Fans are urged to attend a first class contest.
Gol A. J. Chantry advertises his residence and 24 acres adjoining land for sale East of the river. The Chantry Place praised as one of the nicest in town, asking 10000 dollars, on the market for 30 days. The issue reports record rainfall of nearly four inches in twelve hours with flooding and garden and wheat damage across the area.
Miss Carrie Wilson hosted about thirty ladies for a linen shower honoring Miss Ethel Gunningham. The red and white decor featured Syringia blossoms and red hearts, with games and an auction led by Mabel Potts and Lot lie Deardants. Light refreshments concluded the charming evening despite rain.
Pure bred Hereford bulls five yearlings and my herd, bull age five, good individuals and priced right. Harry Hilton S4tg. FOR SALE Stove wood and cord wood plus oak and walnut fence posts QC. M. Pollet 3atf. Wanted parties to pick cherries for half, 8. 8 Summers.
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