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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1935
Page
2
Miss Tris Hawtard of Glenwood visits in Malvern with her grandparents the Steedills. Local residents travel to meetings, Shrine events in Omaha, and nearby towns. farms, weather and crop notes, plus arrivals and departures of families and friendly visits fill the week.
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions a registered optometrist and names Glenwood and Robinwan. The readable items point to a local professional listing or notice but lack coherent context or dates. The text shows possible misspellings and garbled place names, preventing a clear event or action.
Guy Lowrey launches a chain letter political campaign from the old First National Bank building. He aims to win the Republican nomination for representative in Congress in the seventh district while promising profits to members of the Lowrey Prosperity club. Early investor returns appear, but public interest cools as skepticism grows.
County drought director Bruce Kilpatrick urges farmers to buy hay and roughages by May 31 to benefit from reduced rates. Hay carries a 30 percent lower charge while straw and fodder enjoy a 50 percent cut. Purchases in transit or before May 21 qualify for the reduced rates.
Theron Atkinson, a White Cloud schoolteacher, leaves Tuesday for Ellis Nebraska to begin a motor tour of the western United States with Charles Nickerson. They will visit New Mexico, Arizona, California and the Northwest, planning two weeks for the trip and no heavy sightseeing.
Miss Nellie Mae Moore and Miss Hazel Young of Strahan dined with the Bingham family. Tom Benton started part time work at Renderson Clothing. J G Robb of Missouri Valley joined Malvern Cleaners. Mrs J R Scott and Miss Harriett Beattie plan train to Washington and on to Poughkeepsie for Miss Carolyn Chantry’s Vassar graduation June 10. A J Wearin learned of his sister in law Mrs BE Burtis’s death in Akron, and attended the funeral. Mr and Mrs R W Mansfield went to St Louis for a morticians and undertakers meeting. Joe Matheson visited Lockabill family. he broke his hand in boxing and will be out about three months.
Baptist Church announces a morning sermon and a crucial business meeting with a duet by Vernon Rotebitt and Alice Blanchan. St Johns Lutheran notes a Friday start for Saturday School and German services. Christian Church invites Sunday school at 10 and worship at 11 with additional services, prayer meetings, and Junior C. F. for children.
A daily vacation Bible school will run from Monday June 3 for two weeks starting at 9:00 am for public school first graders. The start date moved forward one week to align with Baptist action. The County Sunday School association sponsors a young people group meeting at Malvern Baptist Church on June 2 at 2:30 pm with attendees from church schools countywide.
The marriage of Marjorie Mayberry daughter of Mr and Mrs Hoy Mayberry and John Norstadt nephew of Mrs Walter Coffey occurred Saturday March 9 at 2 pm in Rockport Missouri Rev C O Snyder pastor of Rockport Methodist Church officiated with Robert Younker present The couple kept the wedding secret until May 15 and have taken apartments in the Commercial hotel Glenwood
Mrs John Norstadt was feted Tuesday May 14 at Hillsdale church parlors with gifts and contests as Mrs Ruth Jackson sang. Another May 21 event at the Norstadt Apartments in Glenwood hosted by Mrs and Mrs Norstadt featured a playlet by Mrs Geneva Phelps and Beulah Wheeler with refreshments. Walter Hilton spent Sunday with the Grays at Nebraska City.
Presbyterian church plans Sunday worship at 10 a.m. with Miss Edna Hertz and a 11 a.m. service led by Rev. Louis Berka. Rev. Martin Tanner to occupy the pulpit as Rev. Berka attends the General Assembly in Cincinnati Ohio. The Women’s Missionary Society will meet Thursday at Mrs. J. B. Linz’s home with Miss Mary Jones leading on Latin America and Spanish-speaking peoples in the U.S. A.
Chevrolet memo urges toning up cars before long vacations. It stresses brakes and steering checks, proper tire condition, bulbs and headlight alignment, wiper blades, battery and generator settings, and a full lubricant change plus thorough greasing to insure continuous travel and enjoyment on long trips.
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