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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1939
Page
2
Fragments from a Malvern local column reference names and events. The text is incomplete but indicates a weekly local news roundup with community figures and happenings.
Frances Spiedel to Demonstrate with A Bace and others as Treynor visits unfold with relatives. Numerous weekend visits reach across Treynor Glenwood and Omaha with extended travel from Chicago to Texas. Local families, schools, and churches figure in a flurry of visits, drives, and small gatherings observed around the region.
Readable fragments show Mr E Travis Ther visiting his parents and Capt. with them at home. Mrs Harold Baker and family visited Sundar and Man-1 today, with comments about Tuy today. The brief passage records social calls and familiar names in a small community.
Weaker readable notes report Boh attending a meet of winery dealers in Comne Bist Friday evening. Mr Jarobs the star mail route to Ham men iy rut bars. Mr and Mrs L M Gray moved Monday from the Mellor house in north Malvern to the LeGrand house in the south part of town.
A list of new licensed vehicles includes Hegel Harman and Malvern Plymouth sedans owned by Alex Holmen of Glenwood and Ed Brure of Hastings. Additional licenses show Brammeier from Emerson with a Pontiac sedan and Lanis Sutter of Pacific Junction with a By sedan.
A new foreman Merritt has been named to lead Theiway cowork on Mills rouns, replacing Amos Gilleard who previously held the post.
Merholist Church and First Baptist Church announce Sunday services with worship at 11 and 1 totaling morning and evening programs including Epworth League and Rally Day. Presbyterian page notes Rev Pinkerton of Utah India missionary visiting, with reception and evangelistic work across villages. St Johns Lutheran lists sermon at 10 and council meeting Friday, quarterly gathering Sunday afternoon.
Malvern firemen rushed to a pasture south of the Mt. Vernon school house when a bonfire started by Charles Parks in his potato patch spread to the ad.
The text reports an event in a pasture where the first wag was put out easily and no damage to a gerage occurred. It mentions leader advertisers as cs cable places to buy.
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