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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1932
Page
8
A fragmented line of text describes Hastings offering a special 1 price on dry goods hosiery and other items to please customers. It references a line of shoes and other footwear in his shop, indicating a focus on up-to-date fashion and stock.
A large turnout attended the O. F. Memorial Service at the church Sunday evening. Pastor L. B. Ripley delivered an excellent address. Members from Hastings and nearby towns joined the fellowship as the lodge's work was discussed and praised.
Community updates report visits from Melvern Silver City and nearby towns. Mrs. Rebekah Alley, longtime resident of Glenwood, was buried after passing June 8. Events include a social night, Epworth Teague play cancellation due to rain, and a well attended East Liberty Cemetery fundraiser clearing about $40 with attendees from Ontario Cornell Bluffs Melvern and Silver City.
Mr and Mrs Maddocks endured multiple health ordeals with W F Maddocks undergoing appendicitis surgery and a light gangrene condition while Mrs Maddocks recovered from airway operation and an earlier hospital stay. The couple, long illness heavy, received well wishes from friends as they begin to improve.
Last Sunday at Oake featured Sunday school with 130 attendees and a crowded basket dinner following. A children’s program impressed, with Ao Wright of Henderson delivering a fine talk. Oake residents Mr and Mrs Win Castor Mr and Mrs Frey Phelps and daughter Shirley and Mr and Mrs Forrest Achenbaugh and daughter Darlene also joined the Henderson program's visitors.
From The Beacon report Miss Helen Laird came home from Council Bluffs Friday to resume teaching there next year. The section notes theater operator Francia E Pace ended her run at the Tabor theater last Wednesday and the venue has been dark since. A list of social visits and local travel follows, including families from Carson and Randolph, and a group of telephone operators who toured St Joseph MO with stops in fourteen cities.
Emerson social items recount visits to Elfott and nearby towns, with residents like Mr. and Mrs. Cupp and Miss Winnifred Hatfield traveling to Des Moines and Fort Dodge. The Thorson Produce and Feed store relocates within Emerson, while local families attend graduations, funerals, and summer schools at Grinnell, Ames, and Creighton. Extensive notes cover births, illnesses, and daily diversions around Emerson and neighboring communities.
Sheriff's Sale notice directs sale of real estate in Mille County Iowa by executory process from the District Court. It lists Charles P. Kavenagh as plaintiff and Geo H White and Martha M White as defendants, with a judgment for 9846.79 plus costs, levied on a described property to satisfy the judgment.
Weekly digest from the executive department on bills of interest to Farm Bureau members. Includes allocation of Reconstruction Finance Corporation funds for agricultural purposes. H J Res 352 by Jones reported June 1 with amendments and referred to the Whole. Crop funding: advances for 1982 crop planting and cultivation via the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. HB 4780 by Black reported June 2 with amendments and passed Senate. referred to Banking and Currency Committee.
Government committees with private enterprises seek creation of a committee to investigate. Highlights include H R 243 and H R 11498 with amendments, reports from Senate Banking and Currency committees, and a May 27 May 28 timeline. A Seagall related bill, revenue measures H A 10286, and conference actions through June 3 are noted.
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