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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1925
Page
3
A long, fragmented community column covers visits, illnesses, travel and property changes across Red Oak area. Mentions include Duke’s illness, Will Workman’s Denver trip, Glenwood visits, Marginal notes on Red Oak’s modernization, and a nearby melon patch anecdote reflecting small-town values and neighborly conduct.
Wesley Chanel and Mrs Fickel visit Council Tuesday to judge Mrs Pielel at Jennie Edaiunison hospital. Harold Sowers and Ruth Sowers return after a few days with Drie Store Veto Winslow and sister Mrs Lynn Parker in Denton. Edna Clark ill this week. Shoppers and visits noted, including Tie Kenbenk Waldo, Lotthy Thrapp, and others.
A shuffled column lists names and visits including Miss Marjorie Gipe and Mrs Adam Gipe, Frank Johnson and Mildred Moore, Chas Whither and Wilbur Kav, with theater plans at the Empr theater Malvern. It mentions Calleen Mont in Sally at the Empr, and notes Clifford Vestal returning to Indiana college after a visit.
The report notes Alfred Griffin and yr Falvalef visiting Oak Visitors Thursday while Hapide planned to visit the Armed t wea OF mp. Ward and Chester Cooper hosted Oak visitors Saturday. Mrs W Bishop and another Omaha visitor spent a day week there. Francis Parker and ter June returned Friday from a relatives visit in Noel. Joseph Hinderster and Glenn Kel pberger went to the fair for a few days. Mrs John Parker, Hadley, and Marion were Red visitors Thursday, Cooper and Elmer Larson stayed Friday night last week in nah.
Mr and Mrs FOU Reedersperset Ariel and others spent Wednesday and Friday at events. Leon Patrick and Artene attended the state fair. Matjerie Cole will visit friends with Yamaha activities. Charles Puker visited his brother Parker. Emmett Cardiff and family enjoyed Malvern visits and were expected at the state fair.
Wear fatigue shows on wool and footwear alike. Allow garments to rest by using alternates. two suits or two pairs of shoes worn on rotation last longer than continuous use of one. A closet and well fitting hangers provide quiet recovery without seaside or mountains.
Transfers filed for the week ending Aug 14 1925 list Jaden to William B Judah Whetel estate and half acre in section 4. Frank Gilley to Lydia Knutson exchange of property. Hannah A Troth to George W Troth for 2000 dollars Lots 381 382 Pacific Junction. R W Davis to Golda B Larson four and seven parcels in Glenwood. Sheriff of Mills County to Mishawata Woolen Mfg Co equity of Chas Hambsch in certain parcel.
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