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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1928
Page
3
Henderson residents report travels to Plattsburg and Omaha for family visits and health updates. Local youth and educators are noted for graduations and teaching stints. Community events include ice cream socials, a wilty church remodeling, firesides, Camp Fire girls activities, birthday celebrations, and a wedding.
Champion Hill topics cover Pastor A E Kiser's return sermon and friendly visits. Relatives, guests, and parishioners share Sunday activities from bouquets to class notes. Walter Lang returns from Mississippi planning a move while Mrs Joe McLain enters Swedish Immanuel hospital for closer care.
Mt Vernon reports rough weather and fieldwork notes as corn in this vicinity shows uneven cultivation and some plowing. A Chicago woman visiting Omaha for the General Railway Signal Company trip seeks to connect with relatives in Malverne. Ralph Parker’s health remains fragile while a hospital visit occurred for treatment. GF Wille and family are mentioned along with Mountnell Clutte’s recent hospital stay.
The East Liberty Sunday school closed its Children Day program with songs recitations and a closing hymn. Several children were unable to participate due to heavy rainfall making roads poor. The Ladies Aid Society plans a church meeting on Wednesday afternoon.
On June 27 the Bale Hunt family will have work in the afternoon. Mr and Mrs Bale Hunt and their young son Leonard spent Sunday with his brother Clarence Hunt and family east of Silver City, sharing time at the home.
By execution issued from Mills County District Court Paul C Miller won judgment against Wm R Wall for 5137.77 plus costs. Property described as East Half of West Half of Section 16 with exceptions totaling 137.5 acres in Mills County Iowa will be sold at public auction at the West Door of the Glenwood Courthouse on July 16 1928 between 9 am and 4 pm. Sheriff W B DeMoss announces sale details and attendance.
The Tabor beacon notes the annual meeting of the stockholders of the T. and N. railroad held Monday night in the city. Reports were presented and accepted. Directors elected were W. W. Glynn C. O. Laird R. F. Weatherhead BE. V. Stopper and A. Bloedel. Glen Forney now heads the Malvern Cold Storage station after J. Parker resigned last week. The Forneys reside at the McCormick home on Center Street. Guests at the T. M. Aistrope home included Dr. and Mrs. EB. Betes Pauline and Helen of Woodbine and Miss Helen Adams of Magnolia. Pale Keyterson and Dick Laird returned from a three week trip to Gordon and Wayne Nebraska.
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