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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1939
Page
6
Iowa State College home economists review frugal teen party styles for Miles County Homemakers. The simple white and cotton dresses suit various body types with adaptable lengths and trims. Suggestions cover necklines, skirts, and shirtwaist pivots to keep youths stylish and appropriate.
A child named Jimmie repeatedly runs away then returns home after hours. Parents decide he may travel only with their permission. Weeks later he again seeks to explore, given funds to buy a bus ticket. The tale continues with a home furnishings note about rug cleaning.
Plans for East Liberty Memorial Day services set for Sunday May 28 with 2 30 p m start. Program includes congregational singing Silver City instrumental music vocal solo by Marlin Richardson address by Rev Geo W Hall and other speakers bouquet arrangements and flowers. procession in forenoon.
Box Elder community notes a successful term ended with a Friday picnic. Pupils performed dances and songs, awards were handed for penmanship and music, and a track event highlighted the day. Local families attended, with students and graduates celebrated amid sports and social gatherings.
A nostalgic recipe note describes rhubarb as a main course for a meal with rhubarb sauce and a planned rhubarb casserole. It outlines ingredients including rhubarb sugar butter salt and flour, plus a bake at 350 degrees for 40 minutes and serving options with whipped cream.
Mrs. G C Davenport suggests diving for rug with thick suds of md soap and scrubbing small sections at a time. Rinse sections promptly with a sponge, changing water to avoid spotting, or rug may dry unevenly and lose shape. Local home economists at Iown State College aid The Leader with questions.
We are sorry to report that Herman Knop remains quite ill at his home suffering intensely much of the time. Miss Ethel Nelson went to Malvern Saturday to spend a few days with her grandmother, Mrs. S. R. Hurst.
Attendance noted at Oaks Sunday School with birthday money gifts from Forrest Achenbaugh and others. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Verney Warren, Charlotte Ann, Mrs Lester Marsden, Jim and Ruth Elbe, Mr and Mrs Henry Schilling, Ruth Elbe, Mr and Mrs I Kronseter, and Mr and Mrs Max Turner visiting near Wesley Olinel.
Miss Margaret Cunningham returns home after a year in the Mineola schools and Miss May Rowlett also is retained for another year. The Malvern Library Association receives its first book installment and will open Saturday afternoon and evening and Wednesday afternoons. Librarian Mrs Edit Aistrope oversees access for subscribers at the Loyal hotel and Mulholland Co. store rooms.
The Mansfield News Letter notes a community honoring a devoted friend with reverent final rites. It reflects on the purpose of services as a expression of gratitude and respect amid sorrow, and mentions historical marks of captivity and their disuse in modern times.
Mr and Mrs Glen Bolten were dinner guests at the Carl Beltor home Sunday. Several families visited nearby homes Friday evening while Velma Mahan spent the weekend with her parents. Church services and school events filled the weekend as residents attended a Wales church event and the Owks schoolhouse gathering Tuesday. The Home Builders class hosted a gathering Sunday evening and a long list of local names attended various visits and a posthumous shower hosted for Mrs Adale Read Tuesday atteryodt.
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