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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1938
Page
6
Hastings high school will hold its atwin ni banquet at the Community building on July 2 at 7 30 p m with de plate dinner. Reservations should be sent to Mrs Ralph Mall Hastings by June 29. Many local notices follow about community events and various residents visiting, traveling, or recovering from illnesses.
Ed Sowers returned from Edmundson hospital but not fully recovered. Ray Smith and family visited the Bill Simmonds home near Henderson. A surprise birthday party for Mr. Bishop was held Saturday at the Bishop home near Treynor. A M McVay visited his son Fred and Ace families before returning to near Macedonia. Doris and Claude Drake of Atlantic spent three weeks in the Clarence Oughaltree Home and returned Sunday. Lois Rew spent Saturday evening with Leah Sowers. Mrs. Kurt Sowers is much battered. The junior American Legion balloon of Macedo nia has toured Red Oak Omaha and Macedo nia this last week per Collier's Weekly. A man will mingle goble foal while his wife is away and walking.
Friends and relatives surprised Theo D Steck on Sunday. Attendees included Clifford Steck family, R Steck family, A B E Steck family, Ben Sterke family, Frank Stevens family, Al Enewold, Henry Steck and others from Council Bluffs North Bend Omaha Crescent Montana Denver and nearby towns.
Bert Davis son of Art and Mrs. Davis wed Florence Dodds daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Dodds at Rock Port Missouri on Sunday. The couple who have lived in the community for some time were active in church affairs. The bride is a recent graduate and the groom works on a farm.
June 17 report notes an uneventful closing hours with tense moments such as Huey Long filibuster. It highlights constructive statutes, including an amended 1928 AAA Act expanding the Soil Conservation program and payments to farmers for soil practices and major crops like wheat and cotton.
A fragmented note from Mansfield's News Letter cites the 1970 census data for Arundel-on-the-Bay Maryland with a population of one, contrasting with New York City's 930,446 residents. It references filling stations and proprietors as part of reporting.
A summary note reviews historical ratios of farm income to that of other persons, and discusses tax bills and federal measures from 1936 through the 76th Congress. It highlights capital gains treatments, proposed relief, and ongoing appropriations for housing, CCC, and defense, with the author signaling forthcoming constituent reports.
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