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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1926
Page
10
A local Strahan page recalls home life, school updates, and church touches. It notes moves by the Lotgmakers and Laughtins, visits by Miss Sarah Laughtin of Omaha, and a Sigma Tau Delta election for Mary Waltz at Simpson College. Reports cover farm projects, cost accounts, and student activities including declamatory contests, spelling, and basketball plans with Glenwood and Henderson.
Crete Nebraska papers dated February 18 praise Alva Burrus for unveiling the Tale a modern movie theater with up to date lighting furnishing pipe organ and air conditioning. Local merchants and professionals publish a two page ad commending Burrus for bringing such amenities to Crete.
Paul Getz, newly elected cashier of the First National Bank of Malvern, arrived last Saturday and took charge on Monday March 1. From Grimes Town, former cashier of Farmers Savings Bank, he brings seven years of banking experience and a strong record. He is unmarried and resides at the S. M. Norton home.
Lyman Peck, renowned poultry and swine disease expert, will speak on Diseases of Poultry and Swine Their Cause Treatment and Prevention at 2:00 p m Monday March 8 in the Memorial Building basement Mal WA etaet 88 100 p m He will conduct a post mortem demonstration inviting farmers and poultry raisers with sick or dying birds or pigs to bring specimens for examination and free instruction Peck led the health program for the Chicago Coliseum Poultry Show and is endorsed by poultry leaders nationwide He is also originator of the Hillcroft strain of Poland China Swine and will share practical insights for disease prevention and management.
Edtrin Sancis Howard of Malvern and Margaret Bernice Evans of Glenwood were married Friday February 26, 1926, at the Methodist Episcopal church in Macedonia. Rev. W. B. Shure officiated as Mendelssohn’s Wedding March played. A large local youth delegation attended and offered congratulations as the couple began life together.
Dale Hunt a farmer from northwest Malvern marries Emerson resident Mixa Corenta Dawson on February 16 in Council Bluffs at the Methodist parsonage Rev Buckermay officiates with a ring ceremony. Miss Iva Hunt and Lelan Hurtocker attend. couple plans a Polk Nebr. visit, then reside on the R. Hurst farm north of Malvern from March 11.
Misa Iva Ord, a Hastings young lady, married B. S. Walker of Fort Myers Florida. The ceremony took place in Fort Myers where the bride has worked for months with a Tea estate firm. She is the daughter of E. H. Ord and has Hastings school and college ties. The couple will reside in Fort Myers. Also noted: Miss Annabel Swanberg and Albert Bailey wed at Council Bluffs. Miss Lara Blackman and Geo. Bailey married at Glenwood and will live on the Gall Burgoin farm. A. H. Cook remains in poor health with little improvement.
Local breeders at Orindale stock farm purchased a fine registered bull stallion coming three years old. The purchase signals growing interest in superior breeding stock in the county as more good horses arrive for breeding programs.
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Mrs Shertt arrived from Chicago for an extended visit with her daughter, Mrs K R Coor. Mra Glen McMicheat of Red Oak visiting at Mrs Avery Merrifield’s home. Elmer and Lola Brown stayed at Arthur Trively’s. Mrs Marie Praden and children dined with the McClymonds. Gilbert Cratz moved to the Caudell place. George Beharr Jr. of Hastings stopped by to renew his subscription. Mrs Rosa Whisler of Emerson took a job with the Ladies' Apparel Shop. The Malvern Dance Club held a dance at the Community Building with the Music Masters, about twenty-five couples. J E Randerson ill with flu. Mrs Elmer Thonma visited her sister Mrs I V Parona. Mrs L V Hicks of Emerson visited her sister Mrs FOS Thier. Mrs Petesuta traveled to Hicke Junction on business. Alfred Walle Jr. ill with pneumonia, improving. Mrs Ira E Fritz recovering at home from the flu. Bee Our Dollar Day ad on page three.
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