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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1930
Page
3
The agadean W GS urges full church attendance at AY Mille Counte Methodist Das ae Glenwand with themes, sermons, and a basket dinner. Chaney and his people plan an event, cream will be served, and a cream social is set for downtown. A bake sale Saturday funds lentters for Glenwo Institute. Pastor Weber asks broad support for attendees. Local notes cover residents’ visits, cattle market activity, and town social happenings.
A large gathering marked Norma Crassford and Ethelyn Crawford’s joint nineteenth and twentieth birthdays at the A H Crawford home. Relatives and neighbors from Centerville Malvern Shenandoah and nearby towns attended, with Mrs Ralph Hall and Mrs H L Reed among the visitors and various cousins and friends listed.
A vintage listing extols Farm Bureau membership with benefits across agriculture. It highlights cooperative purchasing, information exchange, legislative advocacy, equitable rates, and mutual insurance. It stresses industry unity, leadership, education, disease control, crop practices, and improving rural family welfare.
A proposal outlines a novel building concept in New York focusing on higher mathematics to guide elevator design. The plan aims to integrate mathematical theory into practical skyscraper access, signaling potential advances in urban architecture and transit efficiency.
Dan, aged elder resident of Fremont area, died after long illness from cancer and complications. Survived by sisters in law and many relatives. Funeral held at Emerald Hill Cemetery with services by Rev Father Mal. Burial at Emerald Hill. ties to Council Bluffs friends noted.
May 28 Towns. G Thornburg secretary of agriculture told the Iowa City meeting that livestock farming helps family unit farms compete with large land holdings. He warned that chain farming linked to mortgage foreclosures may grow, but ownership by owner operators remains the foundation of citizenship and efficient production. Some companies may hold farms in the future, sharing profits or losses with stockholders.
Anormy Photographer places subjects about 270 miles away, a distance echoed by many subjects seen by the Haverhill Gazette. The remark frames distance as a stylistic or ironic measure in reportage and portraiture.
A critical opinion questions whether any Senate cares about how many gray shalts a President receives while in the White House, reflecting a skeptical view of congressional oversight and executive regard.
Howard Kayton celebrated another birthday with a Sunday gathering at his home. Mrs Kayton invited relatives for a fried chicken feast and trimming. Guests included Mr and Mrs George Sivere, Mrs H C Karton, Steve Criswell, and Mr and Mrs Will Wolfe and Claire.
Lightning struck the Wilbur Kayton farm house Saturday evening while the family was away. Little damage occurred with a few boards broken and siding seared. Several local residents visited the alumni banquet that same night.
Mrs Afdsherry and Mr Graham Waltz hosted a luncheon at Shenandoah, with Mr and Mrs Dareart assisting, honoring Miss Dorothy Vestal. Guests enjoyed a two course meal, games, and gifts, including a rocking chair. A second shower at Mrs Hammock's featured about twenty guests, offering cooking tips and a console mirror as a gift.
Mr and Mrs Frank Johnson and grandson Junior Laughlin were dinner guests Sunday in Ta bor at the home of Mr and Mrs DW Mayfield. Mr and Mrs Charles Anderson and two boys of Shenandoah visited Sunday at the home of Mrs Elbert Moers. The two boys stayed to spend the week with Mac and Paul Dale Moore. Frank Steepe and Scott Irvin finished a cement floor for Mr Pettigrews garage. Herbert Johnson and Bo Lee switchmen at Pacific Junction visited last week with Herbert's parents. Mrs Emma Campbell weekend guest at Dale Laughlin home.
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