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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1935
Page
3
Hastings and Emerson Methodist churches plan a full chautauqua program during the second week of July with details to follow. Other items include a bridal shower hosted for Mrs. Willis Mitchell, a funeral attendance for Mr. John Sewing, and various notices of births, moves, and travels among Hastings residents.
Semon Cox, recently in the state hospital in Iowa City, has improved enough to come home this week. He is to be released Wednesday or Thursday after dental work and an operation on his nose. he is also being treated for stomach trouble.
Sunday school begins at 107 o clock with preaching at 8 pm A children's Day program is planned for next Sunday evening Ralph Hites returns home from hospital in Counce Bluffs after surgery Several locals visit friends in Sioux City Shenandoah Malvern Red Oak Blanchard Riverton Plattsmouth and Essex attend events Chicken pox reported among town children Cemetery association meets Mrs Potter Wednesday July 3 Dozens of social visits and a Strahan alumni banquet attendance Funeral services for Mrs Sewing held in Silversity
Eddie Cantor questions drivers about speeding as he promotes a Travelers Insurance booklet on last year’s auto accident record. He argues for strict measures, including lifetime license revocation after three speeding tickets, and urges a civic conscience to curb dangerous driving.
Friends and relatives attended a military funeral for W. H. W. Wax, a Civil War veteran born in 1844 who lived 80 years in Iowa. He is survived by his wife and ten children across several states, with the couple noteing their 69th wedding anniversary last January. Local society activities included a Ladies' Aid meeting, and multiple family and community notices recount recent visits, hospital stays, and local sports.
Misa Hazel Owens who taught the Mt Vernon school last year has secured a position at a school near Griswold. Mt Vernon directors have yet to appoint a teacher for the next year. Roads in the locality are criticized for poor maintenance after rain. Earl Shaw stays with his brother Less while working on a new road southeast of Mal Vern, recounting a blasting job with 140 sticks of dynamite to remove a seven foot diameter oak stump. Heavy rains delay corn plowing as alfalfa fields lay ungathered and weeds grow. Farm Bureau members James Beattie and Harry Bayes recently measured corn fields of contract holders. Reports mention copper wire shipments and distant references, with garbled text about South America and the coast.
The Sunday school of the Christian church held a picnic at Glenwood Lake Park after services. Visitors included Misa Mary Jackson from Creighton Nebraska staying with cousin Mrs Ernest Williams. Other guests came from Omaha Craig Malvern and Colorado Springs.
A group of young people surprised a resident at home Saturday evening for a birthday. Visitors include Miss Virginia Anthony of Council Bluffs staying with her parents, Mr and Mrs Lester Anthony, plus Magel Suhr visiting her aunt Miss Elise Huff. In Clarinda, several families enjoyed a Sunday picnic in the Wanbon sie bills area. Leona Hammers spent Thursday and Friday with her parents, Mr and Mrs Lester Anthony.
Danny the Meadow Mouse flees predators as he traverses the Laughing Brook toward safety. He avoids water dangers and predators like the Pickerel and Fox, using a fallen log bridge to cross and reach the hoped-for safe end near Aerosa.
Mrs Charlie Buffington hosted a Wednesday luncheon honoring her nephew s wife Mrs Harry Gilmore a recent bride. Locals Mr and Mrs M M Culver and daughter and Mrs Sparks from Tabor visited the A H Culver home while Mildred Hunt spent days in Villises. Arne Asmussen returned from California. Evelyn Fender visited in the Buck Sitter home Old Pacife City. Peggy Ann Cummings of Willsa spends days with grandmother Mrs Frank Mintle. Maurice Phelps of Foal City and Walter Hilton hosted visits with Phelps relatives. Walter Coffey and Mable spent Sunday in Hamburg. Kenneth Rasmussen returned from hospital after ten days for appendectomy. Wayne Hilton enjoyed a pleasant time.
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