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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
2
Malvern weekly social roundup lists Miss Betty Hackett visiting Omaha and many local residents hosting or visiting relatives in towns such as Red Oak Shenandoah Omaha and Malvern. It notes purchases of Harding Brand ice cream promotions and porch additions as well as farm talks tours and a June 26 birth in Hot Springs South Dakota.
The Civic Improvement Club of Malvern announces an Ice Cream Social on July 14 to dedicate the park. All residents are invited to attend the park event, enjoy ice cream and cake, and celebrate the dedication together.
Malvern traveled to Walnut for a close contest that ended 1-0 in favor of Caddock's Colts. Wright pitched a perfect game for the Colts, no hits or walks, fanning thirteen as Malvern failed to reach first base. Rushingberg tripled in the second inning and Wright scored the winning run.
Mr and Mrs P Kilmartin received word this week that the body of their son Joe who died while in the service in France had been sent to Hoboken It has already arrived there and is now being sent on to Town
Rev J H Freed preached on U S conditions and urged Home Missions participation. Twenty one women joined for membership in a Women's Home Missionary Society at the Methodist Church in Malvern, with several men made honorary members. The group aims to organize officially soon.
Malvern friends received announcements this week of the marriage of Ruth Adelaide Purdy daughter of Mr and Mrs R L Purdy Milliken Colorado to Arthur B Stone eldest son of Mr and Mrs Fred Stone Lincoln Nebraska. The wedding occurred in Milliken Colorado on Monday June 27. They will live in St Francis Apartments Lincoln. Mr Stone formerly lived in Malvern and now works in the grocery business with his father in Lincoln.
Reverend and Mrs A J Meterhoff hosted a Tuesday afternoon party for the primary department of the Presbyterian Sunday School. About twenty five young children enjoyed games at the Meterhoff home and on the lawn. Sherbet was served as they departed and they eager to return soon.
Mrs Thomas T Craig a former Mills County resident died at her Ashland Nebraska home Sunday June 12 Funeral services were held there June 14 Brothers George and Robert Craig attended. She had lived in Mills County during her young womanhood near Hastings and was mourned by many older residents who sympathize with her husband and family.
Carl Nelson reports a good spring with ample rain and fine growing conditions at his Hemingford farm. He expanded his holdings with 1200 ash goblin trees, 60 fruit trees, and various shrubs, plus 150 acres of small grain and 130 acres of potatoes needing about 1100 bushels of seed. He mentions carpenters and painters completing work on the home and a new 18 by 20 foot garage. He likes the area and notes cool nights under blankets before returning to Malvern on Friday.
One of the world s largest wholesale grocery houses seeks ambitious men in your locality to sell direct to consumers nationally known brands of groceries paints roofings lubricating oils stock foods and more No capital required commissions advanced Send age and county desired John Sexton & Co 852 W Illinois St Chicago IL.
Wells bored old ones cleaned and repaired by Addison Bros Malvern Iowa phone 276. Pip er's Garage Malvern phone 270 offers truck operation. H L Grindstaff Malvern 25 tt. We have binder and tractor and can put your small grain by the acre call 278 or 164 L John Arter burn ATwo.
Miss Col die Herrick married Mr. Harry Brown in Glenwood at 11 this morning with Rev. L B Ripley officiating. Bride’s mother Mrs A R Herrick and Miss Myrtle Stroud witnessed. They plan to reside in Malvern after a brief visit to Algona Iowa, taking light housekeeping rooms.
A family gathering honors Mrs Debby Hays on her birthday with a picnic at Charley Smith farm near White Cloud. Guests include G Young and family, Geo Crouse, C I Lang of Emerson, Albert Hatfield, Will Davis and son Tommy of Farragut, James Knott family of Council Bluffs, James Porter of Roscoe, Ira and Tolbert Hays, Chas Butter, W A Lang family, T H Grayson, C G Hays, Chas Smith, George Pough family, Mildred and West Hays, plus Tom Hays and mother.
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