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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1921
Page
6
Hastings items report many visits including Dave Henderson shipping hogs to Omaha and Wallace Henderson returning from a two week stay with grandfather David Henderson. Includes church changes, hospital updates, school trips, and social notices plus upcoming chicken pie supper and a Glenwood wedding.
Mrs. Gertrude Culver hosted her junior class atTon Francis home last Friday evening with lawn sports and indoor games followed by refreshments. Attending were Mia Culver Edna Andrews Gladys Boles Luella Teschiefer Alice Duval Leonard Duval Bilton Francis John Frazier Harry McPheron Paul Hilton and Edwin Howard. Ladies Aid to hold annual bazaar and fried chicken supper at the church on Tuesday October 11 starting at 6 o'clock.
Simpson College Club held its October meeting in Malvern to arrange officer elections for the coming year. New members included Rev. A. J. Matthews and daughter Misa Helen Matthews of Malvern and Mrs Rev. Clarence Moore of Wesley Chapel. The next meeting is set for Friday evening November 4 at the H. H. Lisle home.
Mrs M H Harbert and daughter Opal visited from Long Beach California to see her sons and mother in Henderson. Diphtheria keeps schools closed with one new case last week. Dozens of locals and visitors are named including O L Harbor, A H Harbor, John Triplett, Ada Boileau, and Rev Clarence Moore. A new Henderson mail route is set to start November 16 with a complex west north east route. Grandma Arnold of Henderson died at 88 in Logan Illinois and was buried in Farm Creek cemetery alongside her husband.
Mrs J B Norris of Logan visits son GC H Norris and family. C E Norris and family travel to Westboro to see Miss Liva Richards who works in a bank there. L M Hambsch worsens rheumatism. seeks treatment in Omaha with wife accompanying. Chas Abbot of Imogene in town. Rev A H McKellup arrives as new minister from Desoto and preaches well in his first sermon. Jd F Hambsch ships 1026 lambs from Omaha to feed this fall. building shed this week. Mrs W A Fisher drives to Gomers for mother Mrs Randolph Salmons to take Wabash to Excelsior Springs for several weeks.
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