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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1925
Page
3
Emerson notices cover visits to Malvern and nearby towns, with names like R. W. Mansfield of Malvern, V. V. Tubbs of Tustin, and Mrs. H. F. Cheney. The log records dances, fairs, church events, and council meetings, plus family joys and losses, including the death of Lonestone Longshore and community updates from Clarinda, Red Oak, and Council Bluffs.
In Champion Hill strong turnout marked a Friday party hosted by Mrs. A G Griffin for Miss Jennie Gibson, with games and refreshments. Rally Day programs drew most attendees, though a few were absent due to injuries, and several locals planned to attend again next Sunday.
The Strahan column lists numerous local moves and visits including Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nims in Red Oak for Carn Festival, teachers traveling to Shenandoah to see The Freshman, new student Frazer Donlap joining the Third and Fourth grades, and various residents visiting nearby towns. It notes a school program with four-school Liverums tickets, a high school play The Hottentot raising funds for gym lockers, and a weather roast at Hummatts timber. Additional notes cover civic records and local movements among residents and families.
Roy Lewis and family near Balfour visited the Fred Revne home while John Wise and family from near Silver City dined with the George Nahley household Sunday. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Alexander on Sunday Sept 27. An annual chicken supper and bazaar at East liberty church is set for Tuesday evening Oct %. Miss Josie Kerney left Tuesday for a few days visit with relatives near Laurel and Carroll Nebraska.
The Burlington Route runs a special train from Omaha at 11 20 p m after the Electric Parade on Oct 7 closing American Legion National Convention and Ak Sar Ben Festival. Train will stop at main points to Creaton with a 26 percent round trip fare reduction for all.
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