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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1927
Page
1
Malvern area notes chronicling many residents return from travel, health hopes, and social visits. It lists trips to California and Kentucky, car mishaps, visits by or to residents of Randolph Shenandoah and Omaha, plus shopping and church social mentions.
The Central Division Mills County Sunday School Association held a youth conference at the Malvern Baptist church last Sunday afternoon. A strong attendance from district churches enjoyed an engaging program with music by the Gipe family orchestra of Strahan. Papers were read by Miss Louise Hiett Malvern Miss Laura Hilton Hillsdale and Miss Ethel Walker Malvern with active discussions. Represented Sunday schools included Hillsdale Silver City Methodist Baptist Strahan East Liberty and Malvern.
Mr and Mrs Y H Seaton spent Sunday in Shenandoah. Clitford Wolfern enjoys a forced vacation due to measles. Several couples and individuals, including Mr and Mrs Fred Farquhar and Mr and Mrs Albert Hyger, plus Miss Nelle Stoneman, Miss Stella Paulson, attended the Riviera opening week show in Omaha. Cook and Kenneth Cook visited, Clifford Sakr of Glenwood stopped by the Lester Saar home, and L K Magon of Hastings was in town last Saturday. An accident on Main Street left Clifford Magon uninjured. Lloyd Mulholland of Winner SD visited friends. Mrs W D McCausland and R W Salyers were in Omaha on business. The Alstrope, Hertz, Walker, Tennant, Rath, Raines, Boyer, and Mansfield groups attended Riviera openings and social visits in Omaha.
Swoboda the Malvern baker is adding a new, up to date bake oven this week. Once installed his bakery will be among the most completely equipped in southwest Iowa. More details will follow when finished.
The Delphian Society will hold a meeting in the club room on Tuesday afternoon April 6 at 2 30. Members should bring a guest and be ready to respond to roll call with an item of interest about an Iowa woman. Mrs J F Wearin leads with the topic The Position of Woman at the End of the 19th Century. Remember the date April 5.
Receiver W. R. Payne, long in charge of First National Bank affairs, is transferred to Leon to oversee the Exchange National Bank after its failure. H. J. Sparway at Shenandoah and Clotindé National will manage locally with F. J. Kruse assisting. Mr and Mrs Payne leave for Leon and set up head quarters. residents praise Payne as fair and capable.
Mrs D M Kline entertained about forty ladies Saturday afternoon at her North Marion Avenue home. Rooms filled with spring flower baskets, games and antics provided amusements, followed by a two course lunch in a pleasant social gathering.
An item notes another Saturday sale at the Malvern Gate Pavilion run by Andy Berkhimer. The sales attract buyers from several counties, with fair bidding and satisfactory prices, as items accumulate since Christmas. The piece hints this may be the last sale if more stock arrives.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a realm of ignorance and a plea for road justice. The text hints at a publication or chronicle title with a misread headline and name fragments, suggesting a period piece or archival note without clear event details.
A magazine feature challenges a sensational line stating that titkers are extinct in Amatican. The piece cites the Constitution-Boston Tran as the source and questions the credibility of the claim, urging readers to seek verifiable context before accepting the assertion.
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