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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1935
Page
2
Malvern weeklies record neighbors visiting from Glenwood Emerson and Omaha. Corn yields and harvest talks mix with social events, dances and church suppers as residents share news of subscriptions, travels, sales, and family updates across the town and surrounding farms.
fragmented OCR text mentions Dresher Bros of Omaha and various unclear names and terms including Malvern, large claim, carriers, and closure references. Unable to determine a coherent event or outcome from the readable fragments.
Wesley Chapel notes a Sunday service with Bible reading from Mark to mark the 400th anniversary of the English Bible and calls members to join this observance. Upcoming Oct 20 is a c a sonary Sunday with services planned. Local social tidbits include visits, illnesses, and travel between Wesley Chapel and nearby towns.
F J Steste of Strahan called Monday to advance their Lender subscription for another year. Betty Shepard, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Shepard, was taken to Edmundson hospital Wednesday of last week for an appendectomy. Dr M A Cunningham of Deming NM is expected to arrive Friday to visit with his mother Mrs Margaret Cunningham and sister Mrs Ethel Hume of Olympia WA, visiting here, and other relatives Mr and Mrs Henry Wearing and daughter Edna of Carleton NE were guests Sunday of Mrs F M Benton. Mr and Mrs Frank Goss and two children of McPherson KS came Friday for a visit with Lieut and Mrs S M Miller. If necessary a single person could control the propulsion machinery of the Colorado from main control.
East Liberty area residents report new telephone service at the Gayer home. Visitors include W H Maddocks and family from Silver City and Earl Maddocks near Silver City. Lee Cary returned from Grand Island Nebraska after business college study. Prof. Mitchell led Sunday services and will continue next Sunday. Irena Buffington of Glenwood visited Thursday with Mrs Frank DuVal. The Sunshine division of the Ladies' Grocery organized a masquerade fundraiser Friday night. Guests included Mrs Gravett and Miss Cecil of Henderson visiting Ben Guyer. Alan Du Val surprised his mother and returned from Indianola, bringing a friend from Carson who attends Alcmonco College. Chas Wilhelm and W H Maddocks traveled to Omaha last Thursday for shopping and stock yards. Mr Wilhelm had cattle on the market.
Presbyterian Church will hold a missionary praise service on Sunday October 20 with Dr L G Dentae as speaker. Epworth League at 530 pm and campfire timber outing planned. St Johns Lutheran notes no service Oct 20 and mentions upcoming religious activities in the area. Baptist rally day attendance criticized. Mrs Bobbitt to speak on deepening faith. pastor announces last sermon before leaving in October. Kensington event postponed due to Mr Richardson’s sister death.
Mr and Mrs John Dodson and family plan a Virginia visit with relatives. Roy Martin cares for the Dodson home in their absence while L E Brammeier and I W Castor transport two hired hog houses to Castor farm occupied by Marlon Mahan. A parent teachers meeting is set for Friday at Oake school. Brammeier and Castor escorted their father M G Brammeier to Savannah Sanitarium for medical examination. The Navy Bureau of Aeronautics trials new training method for naval pilots using two gliders before flight training. The United States Navy pioneered radio telegraph gear as a regular customer.
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