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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1936
Page
2
Malvern notes show a flurry of visits and social activity. Residents include Mrs Al Washburn and Mr Washburn, Mr and Mrs Richard Parl, Miss Morhy Hivattne, and many others visiting relatives in Malvern and nearby towns. The column records travel to Chicago, Omaha, and California, with wedding mention, school events, and community updates.
Before her marriage on Sunday June 7 Mrs Lyn Durbin formerly Myre Mey Mies Beachler daughter of Mr aval Mes TC Veter of Skeyttedels Nebr POS. Flamittien and Pred Dauphin to Omedia Mounds mornites an altered Duasiness trip. Durbin’s home and improved health noted. Relatives from Trendersen Malvern and Billings visited. Florence Prerhert from Dillings aided arrangements. Des Moines hospital update: Harold McCain recovering after operation. hopes to be home soon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Achenbach announce the marriage of Myrtle Olive to B. R. Welda of Kansas City Missouri. The ceremony occurred at Rev. Walter T. Jackson's home in Nebraska City on Saturday June 13. The bride, a Strahan graduate, wears a yellow silk frock and white accessories. Afterward the couple traveled to Ormalia and then returned to Strahan for gatherings. They plan to reside in Kansas City after July 1.
Members of the Ladies' Union at the church met last Wednesday with Mrs Alfred Shaw Mrs Ed Pal litt and Mrs Clarence Nagel hosting. They outlined arrangements for the alumni banquet set for Saturday evening. Refreshments followed as ice cream cake and ice tea. Nearby notes mention family dinners visits by Red Oak and Shenandoah residents and residents moving to Gretna Nebraska for an oil station venture, with neighbors also relocating to the vacated home.
Morning worship at 10 and church school at 11 led by Mrs. Chas Gipe with Epworth League at 7 30 p m Chintay Church school at 10730 Rev CO B Guest pastor Strahan ak Clint events include visits by H lunson Elaine Hickson and others. family dinners and a Sunday picnic noted among local residents and guests.
A fragmented church notices page lists services and events including a Children's Day fire in Sunday school led by primary departments, with praise for assistants Sirs Galen Toles and Mrs Collins. The Christian Church holds services at 9 a.m led by Rev WOD Lie of Lartleut. neighbors and families join in community activities and visits across Ames, Glendale, and nearby towns.
Relatives in Hastings and here received news Friday of Mrs. Fannie Oerhring s death in Missouri from foot cancer after prior removal of part of her foot. She was sister to the late Mrs. Emma Clutes and had worked for nearly a year in the Bass home. Funeral attendance included Mrs. Al Fre t Clites and Mrs. Warren Clites from Coburg, with Mrs. Howard Kayton hosting dinner guests in Malvern. Nearby residents include John Camfakes of Colts visiting his parents, and the Waltz family from Red Oak joining a Sunday dinner with the Kaytons.
A bundle of ble paper arrived at the Seat The Leader office prompting routine sorting. No further details were provided on contents or origin.
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