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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1925
Page
8
Henderson notes a flurry of visits and travels among residents with Omaha Hastings Council Bluffs Red Oak and Stanton stops. Neighbors share health updates wedding and school events including a November Parent Teacher meeting with readings tests and a high reading score by Geneva Hunter.
Community entries from Tabor recount a Sunday visit by the Binalse MBE on Ti8 eon Ferma, with Lisle Johnson’s family, and a friendly gathering with Rollo Starrett. The Kensington R N A club elected Mrs. Arthur Fleming president, hosted a two course oyster supper, and featured a radio program and piano solos by Mildred Larson and Louise Penney.
Mr and Mrs Tom Hampton spent the weekend in Glenwood with their daughters and their families Mis Pearl Havener of Council Bluffs and Miss Dorothy Miller of Glenwood were Sunday callers. Mrs B W Hampton Duane and Duard have been ill with severe illness. Mr and Mrs Percy Myers were Omaha visitors Thursday. Mrs Olney Ruse visits relatives at Clay Center Kansas and Mr Ruse will drive down for Thanksgiving. Robert Redenhaugh returned from hospital in Council Bluffs after two weeks of treatment. Mr A L Feese is very ill at his home in Tabor.
Additional Hastings Loco Notice to Patrons of Iowa Service Company in Hastings: Frank I Mitchell named local collector and meter reader for Hastings, O A Osman to replace street lights. Report any lights out to Osman. they will be repaired promptly. Raymond A Fulton, District Manager, Red Oak Iowa.
The News of Strahan reports a week of community happenings including a film screening of Birth of a Nation at the Empress in Malvern, a November Ladies Circle meeting at Mrs. Darland’s with debates on church finances, and gifts to the cause. Also noted are visits to Omaha, a Malvern social, and upcoming basketball with Silver City on November 26 and a four-school Lyceum tour featuring Patty Makes Things Hum. The Vocational Agriculture class toured Glenwood dairy operations, studying Holsteins with high butterfat yields, and Strahan prepares for Lyceum performances December 3 and 4 in Strahan and Hastings.
More than 15,000 invitations have been issued for the third Annual Meeting of the Iowa Good Roads Association at the Hotel Fort Des Moines on Thursday December 3. The event will set the coming year’s policy and elect officers and executive committee members. Frank T. Sheets and Fred R. White will address highway topics and state road plans.
Chambers of commerce bankers and auto dealers back three planks state control of the primary road system and fund abolishment of special assessments, plus a public vote on an 85.9 million bond issue to grade gravel and hard surface all primary roads. Indians on the Navajo Reservation use prairie dogs for food and object to poison baits. they favor cooperation with officials to eradicate by flushing rodents from burrows after heavy rain.
Robert Burne penned a poem reflecting on man's inhumanity to man shortly after returning from a football game, capturing a somber mood from the event.
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