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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1927
Page
1
Malvern residents mingle with relatives and friends visiting in Council Bluffs Omaha Glenwood and Shenandoah. Many travel for family visits weddings baptisms and illnesses while shows and dances organize community events including an American Legion dance and church group meetings.
The Loyal Legion boys plan a community building benefit dance on next Tuesday evening May 2 to raise funds for the Red Cross. Music will be provided by the Swanee Serenaders. All who enjoy dancing are urged to attend and support this worthy cause.
A birthday dinner arranged by Nam and C Stethonsratued attended by friends, including Ward tm, was held for a surprise celebration at a residence located on 4539 eloak Temiar Street.
Teachers in Malvern Leader offer a quiz on state seals, federal witnesses, court house matters, and local numbers. The piece assigns readers to supply 18 written answers for a year ending assignment themed round of civic trivia.
A compact set of numbered items lists names and places from the apa 28 paper. It includes Williams Anderson Indian Creek Per Creek White Cloud Strer Creek Ingraham Oak Center Saetes Ons Plattville Wenwood Malvern Brandon Rawhouser 1906 8 F Vinten Metres Lewin Weubonate 19 064 Anderanhn township Mark G Thornburg.
A summary card notes itemized answers including a $75,000 per year figure, a 48 pound bundle of apples, Dr. Stevenson of Emrrach, Glam F. Kimball, a Rushville vicinity reference from 1878 and 1880, the Farm Bureau’s 1914 formation, and mentions a former well known law author who wrote Male Traveled Roads with eastern residence, plus The Des Moines reference.
Mr and Mrs E R Swain moved from the farm to Malvern and were surprised with a house warming party Tuesday evening. Eight couples attended sharing a meal of sandwiches potato chips pickles and coffee. Guests included Messrs and Mesdames Paul Slothaner J M Steele Glen Summers W W Aistrope I L Donner Hurb Benton Dewey Dye Harry Stone and the Swains.
Entertained Sunday School ass, Misa Viola Mulholland and brother Fred entertained the Baw Naw class of the Baptist Sunday school, their teacher Mr Ira Fritz and several invited guests about twenty in all last Thursday evening. The evening was pleasantly spent with guessing games and contests. Dainty refreshments of marshmallow pudding and wafers were served.
Mrs. Donald Seeger, driving a Ford coupe, tried a U turn by Fred Dickersbeck’s southwest of Malvern. Steering locked, the car veered into a ditch at a culvert, overturned onto its side. The occupants escaped through an open window, aided by bystanders to pull the car free. damage was light overall.
Bob McKenzie from northwest of Silver City guided cattle from a by-road to the main highway when an approaching auto failed to stop. The vehicle struck cattle at the roadside, injuring three large steers whose eggs were broken. The driver fled believing it to be a different man.
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