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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1920
Page
8
Emerson hosts a Republican meeting Monday evening October TS at lawn hall. Hon. Wm. R. Green, Ninth District congressman, will present political issues from a Republican viewpoint. Invitations extended to all, especially ladies, for a hearing on the day.
Strahan J. O. Hamaker traveled to Glenwood on Tuesday morning to serve on the Grand Jury. Jay Newell and his family from below Randolph visited the Fred Newell home Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Lena Dolph spent Sunday in Malvern. Our High School basketball teams traveled to Emerson last Friday evening and won both games.
A Hastings column lists new hats for girls and boys, dress materials, underwear, and hosiery from Mrs Eva Van Ausdale. It promotes a Cloak and Suit Sale at Martin's on Monday October 18, notes a Lodge meeting, and previews Hastings Lecture Course events Sept Oct. It reports births, travels, and visits among local residents with several names and places including Omaha Red Oak Des Moines Munden Creston and Mineola.
All county bridge warrants numbered 296 to 346 with registered numbers 781 to 778 inc. are called and will be paid with accrued interest at the County Treasurer's office. Interest ceases November 15, 1920. X H Lewis County Treasurer. 11 2
All county road warrants of this county from 3712 to 3976 with registered numbers 1227 to 3975 are now called and will be paid with accrued interest at the County Treasurer’s office. Interest ceases November 16, 1920. R. B. Lewis.
Want Naval Recruits T. L. Cook of the U S Navy came in yesterday and posted advertising for the Navy. A recruiting party led by H 5 Newman Chief Water Tender and H M Jackson Bos ns Mate second class will be here Friday and Saturday to examine and enlist young men ages 17 to 36. Their headquarters will be at the Post Office.
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