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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1918
Page
7
The Red Cross campaign calls for nurses to enter training to address a nationwide shortage. Reports from Washington and several states show rapid enrollment and a nationwide push, including a Chicago parade on June 15 led by military bands and naval station units.
Herman Redenbaugh returned from Chicago to his home for a visit then left Saturday for New York. He joins a government and Rockefeller Foundation sponsored party to study yellow fever in Guayaquil Ecuador. Redenbaugh, one chemist, travels with doctors and nurses for four months returning early October. Salary set at 300 dollars monthly plus expenses.
Henderson notes broad social activity with many residents visiting family in Omaha Red Oak and Des Moines. Rail and road travel frequent, with multiple auto trips to nearby towns. Local residents relocate join and depart, while others attend visits and house moves. A notable medical event involves Gus Spears undergoing appendectomy after an illness.
In Pacific Junction, Misses Louise and Elsa Johnson of Omaha spent Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. August Johnson. Mrs. Hi B Gates of Clarinda was here after her property interests. A week’s transactions note Pawnee City involvement.
Weekend visitors include Henry Sargent and relatives. Mrs Martha Boquet of Omaha stayed at Leonard Boquet’s home. Miss Margueritte Moore returned to Omaha to work at Clarkson Hospital. W D Kinney visited his brother in Elliott. Mrs Mary Mulica visits Omaha. Mrs Woodall of Los Angeles stayed with Chas Kroon. Edward Anderson, recently discharged from Navy, returned home and is in reserve. Rev J P Newell’s family welcomed a daughter. Mr and Mrs Claude Anderson visit, as do Mrs Elizabeth Shearer of Atlantic and her children. Geneva DeHolt and Hazel Hammers, students in Red Oak, spent the weekend with relatives. George Benton of Council Bluffs visits Mra J J Marrin.
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