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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1950
Page
5
A jumble of social visits and family gatherings unfolds across Iowa and nearby states. Relatives from Norfolk Nebraska to Hamburg Kansas and Omaha mingle for meals, Mother's Day calls, and weekend visits, with many households hosting guests and traveling to see kin.
Cadet Robert Wallace Salyers of Lexington, son of Mr and Mrs R W Salyers Malvern, has been named executive officer of Company C at Wentworth Military academy in Lexington. He also serves as drum major of the Wentworth band and leads cadet musicians during dress parades and off campus exhibitions. The Hastings Hustlers 4 FI club met May 3 at the home of Joyce Allely after school.
Adolph Nagel suffered painful injuries Saturday when a heavy pole fell on his shoulders in Fromeway. A doctor said no bones were broken but ligaments torn, likely causing long lasting discomfort. Mrs Laura Kerney Farm Barn Struck by Lightning. In heavy rain and storm last Monday night the barn at Mrs Laura Kerney’s farm was struck by lightning. wet shingles limited damage. The stock housed by tenant Kenneth Scott were uninjured but shocked. A separate bolt hit a tree in the nearby pasture. Kerney’s phone line and Wayne Hilton’s services were out until the next day.
Community gathers for Memorial Day services in East Liberty on Sunday afternoon. Pleasant Valley school held a well attended piente supper last Thursday evening. Numerous local families and visitors attended and shared meals, with many relatives visiting kin across Hastings and Glenwood.
A report by Martha Wearin describes a successful custard making demonstration that boosts supper quality. The article notes some musical records were studied and plans organized to raise money to send club members to camp.
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