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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1950
Page
4
The local church announces Sunday School at 10, Morning Worship at 11, and a Children’s Day program Sunday evening at 7 30. Choir practice Monday at 8. Community updates mention visiting relatives, a Sunday event, and family mentions including Mrs. Tiare Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. V mond Bent diner.
The mayor issues a proclamation promoting chest X rays to detect tuberculosis and heart disease across Silver City. The effort aims to curb health threats with community outreach, hospital notices, and scheduled screenings through weekend events and related public notices.
Struggling OCR reveals a schedule of church services, Fathers Day program, and numerous social visits in Red Oak area. Names include Mrs Frank, Oscar, Mr and Mrs W Cater, Ralph Viner, Lester Marsden, and guests from Clarins, Malvern, and nearby towns. Many attendees shared meals, travel to Kriss, and farm work with corn cultivation and harvest talk.
A string of social notes from Des Moines to Silver City and Springfield details Mr and Mrs Moowre Fritz Moore Gene Moore and families visiting relatives. Names include Owen Meowre Shirley Specter Elsie Adair Skeeter Wilhelm John Clark home hosts and John Moore home events. Miss Irene Maddocks attended the Girls 4 H State Convention at Ames.
Fragmented OCR lists names and visits across families and friends. Mentions Wesley Chanel Rea Peter Tracans and several others visiting relatives in Shenan. some travel for a week or two, a fraternity gathering, and trips to Texas for a national event. scattered to and from homes.
Mrs. Clinton Parker expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for the many ecards, jetters, and rowers sent during her hospital stay. She says the kindness helped on the road to recovery.
Gita Wearin, U S senatorial candidate, addressed about 40 Farm Bureau members in Ingraham township at Rew Burgoin’s home on June 15, praising Gillette for studying coffee and food prices. She noted Argentine speculators influence U S prices and taxed profits, and critiqued price spreads between farm goods and consumer bread. The next Ingraham meeting is a July 14 supper at Eurel Anderson’s home. Lucky Circle 4-H held an outdoor meeting June 8 at Lake Manawa with a Wiener roast. church day on June 11 was at Assembly of God in Pacific Junction. Tonna Downing and Marilyn M DeLashmutt will run for county office. Mrs. Mills and her daughters Nancy and Joan have returned from Washington. Wanda Poquete, reporter. Bargains run the Want Ads.
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