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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1932
Page
2
Local notes recount social visits, farm travel, and community events in Malvern and nearby towns. Visitors include Mrs. J. H. Smith and Miss Helen Taylor, with cooking school attendance and farm Bureau broadcasts. Edges touch on horse loss and recovery, aid to relatives, and a Sears puzzle contest prize.
Harvey S Ringland vice president and cashier of the First National Bank of Wayne died in his sleep from a heart attack early Wednesday Funeral services are planned at the Presbyterian church with Rev P A Davies in charge Ringland a Wayne resident for 35 years came from Correctionville Iowa to Wayne and built a long local record as a banker and civic leader He was born April 28 1874 in Malvern Iowa and leaves a wife a son Joe Ringland of Omaha a daughter Ruth Ringland of Denver a grandson Joe Ringland Jr and three sisters in Wayne Los Angeles and Omaha relatives will gather for the rites.
Oaks attendance reached seventy one last Sunday with four visitors. A contest began between the Bible class and the young folks class to set an attendance record, running until New Year’s. Next Sunday Sunday school starts at noon and after the lesson they go to Henderson Methodist Church for the separation.
Attendance across three days reached 27 at Centinond with 206 registering on day one and 371 on day two, many returning from previous year. Miss Looney led a foreign cookery program featuring diverse recipes and the audience asked numerous questions. The lesson theme was Leftovers with a dozen dishes including meat pie omelets and cakes, and the event ended with strong demand for another session next year.
Mr and Mrs J T Skerritt were pleasantly surprised on Sunday November 13 by family visiting to mark his seventy fifth birthday the day before November 12. Attendees included H A Hall Bladen Nebraska A H Elder Genoa Nebraska R H Heileman and son Kenneth Hed Oak Relph Skerritt and daughter Katherin Jane Glen Skerritt and son Harold Ren Bargain. Gail Skerritt of Elizabeth New Jersey was absent. Hall and Elder left for home Monday.
The continent's foremost congress of American agriculture, the International Stock Exposition, will open at the Chicago Stock Yards from November 86 to December 3. For 32 years the show has marked the year's progress in American livestock farming and sets new goals for breeders and stockmen.
The Epworth Leaguers from Hastings attended the Methodist Episcopal service Sunday evening. Next Sunday activities include Sunday school at 10, worship at 11, Epworth League at 6:30, and a 7:30 p.m. service with a stereoptical lecture titled Methodist Home Missions in Action. The sermon, Christianity and Legalism, anchors the morning, with music and a Woman's Home Missionary thank Offering at the evening service.
A community note discusses youth crime rising and questions the role of home church and schools. It invites attendance at a Sunday special morning service and an illustrated sermon Sunday evening. It praises past Methodist church fellowship and urges young people to attend, noting membership costs and commitment.
A fragmented note mentions Shadleh and Berk in connection with a phone peerateer case. Details are unclear but indicate involvement of ALS and related parties in an ongoing matter. Further readable facts are not present in the text snippet.
Presby pitiah Ulich Henry Dale White Minteter Sanday School at 10 a m The Stewardship of Life theme for the main school The Golden Text First they gate their own selves to the Lord 2 Cor 8 Morning Worship at 9 41 The Kindness of Man to Man to Genesia Exodus Numbers and Revelation is the morning consideration Presbyterian women of laws engage in a campaign gathering old discarded gold for money Campaign ends Dec 4 All church members and congregation invited to assist in this campaign.
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