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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1931
Page
2
Malvern residents share weekend visits from Omaha and Shenandoah, note commencements and hospital trips, and advertise fashion lines and services. W. Wolfe of Omaha attends the high school graduation as Doris Wolfe earns her diploma. several families travel for medical care, visits with relatives, and local shop promotions surface throughout the column.
On the Parker farm near Wesley Chapel Roscoe Slater and others are quarantined for scarlet fever. Leta Parker, the oldest daughter, is ill but progressing. No other cases reported. Mr and Mrs Gerald Babbitt left for Hatgler Nebraska to work for Babbitt Bros Construction. Decoration day services were cancelled last Sunday due to the outbreak. Mrs Lynn Parker returned from three weeks with her parents in Tabor. Harold and Mrs Sowers of Emerson visited the Sow ers home Sunday.
Vera Winslow and her husband Darrel Dishner died from injuries after a gravel flowout caused a car rollover while a fishing trip group of five traveled on May 17. Dishner died the following Sunday. Vera will live in Winner, South Dakota, at least for now. Funeral services were held in Winner and Columbus, Nebraska. The couple leaves two young children, Joe Dean and James Arthur. Vera was daughter of H. Winslow and wife of Bear Tabor residents.
The Ateetean Legion local post outlines a summer program for junior members. B F Perdue and E C Kincaid were appointed to oversee the youth effort. The first practice occurred Wednesday afternoon, with plans to maximize participation and form multiple teams in the season.
Hugo Pont ee begins erection of a handsome bungalow on his fire farm seven miles northeast of Malvern. It will be 26238a dimensions and modern in every respect, south of his present home. Summers supervises the work, with Foster and family visiting. Mrs. A. W. Foster visited Cornell Bluffs to see Mrs. Edmundson hospital patient.
News notes from St Johns Lathersa and Presbyterian Church Henry Dale White include May 31 services in English at 10 oclock with Rev Dahl present, Bible school at 10, a Thursday picnic at 2, lunch at 4:30, morning worship and Lord's supper at 11 with sermon Freedom by the Truth, and Presbyterian services led by Henry Dale White with Sunday school at 10 and morning worship at 11.
The Monroe J Rafik led services at the Methodial Episcopal Church with Sunday school at 10 and worship at 11 featuring the sermon The Highest Realm for Man. Epworth League met at 7 with Toward College as the topic. a music evening and organ recital by Dr A C Jesse followed a silver offering. The Ladies Circle meets June 3 with Mrs D O Cunningham.
A partial notice mentions Mrs Martha Bachete and a meeting day change. Choir practice is scheduled for Thursday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs J R McDiymond, with specific address unreadable in the text.
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