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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1925
Page
5
Sunday School and Morning Worship will be held separately next Sunday marking the end of the shortened summer program. Mrs. B P Wheeler will lead the 10 o clock service and the fall schedule resumes with the Sunday school program and special music by Miss Wanda Shaw.
Epworth League plans a fall social Friday evening led by President Miss Ariens CE and Miss Beslan. Attendees are urged to bring a dime for a charity collection and enjoy light refreshments, with guests from the institute sharing entertaining ideas and a general social mood.
A lay delegate will be elected at the Hastines educed ouf next funday morning to represent Hast ines clutch at the Des Maines Ans nateniferener to be held at Atlan tic beginning Sept. 1a. Two questions will be voted on, union of the Methodist church north and south and equal representation of dasmen in the autual conference with the preachers. A delegate and reserve delegate will be elected next Sunday morning. The judge and tellers for this election were appointed at the quarterly conference held last Thursday afternoon.
This evening at the home of Mrs B F Kunze the monthly meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society will be held. Mrs Howard Rea will assist Mrs Kunze in conducting the meeting.
School Life notes the start of the term on Monday August 31 with opening exercises and lessons. The Hastings Alumni scene highlights 33 graduates, with 10 teachers certificates and 20 continuing to higher learning. New pupils greet Hastings public school across grade levels with names listed for each class.
A L Sargent who ran a Battery Station in Malvern rents space across from the Standard Oil Station in Hastings and begins selling his goods there on Saturday He plans to move his family to Hastings once a house is found and secured.
Several Hastings families plan moves this week. The Mason and Willer Mason family will relocate to Midvern near their theater business. Orel Bower and family from Malvers will occupy the Mason home. Hower has managed Green Hay Lumber Co. for Piet two years. Daxter buys property at Cuancll Blatt and moves. Cavin vacates Be mon Cox property. Wmuve into Hinxter house. Polodegter moves into Lenion Cox property. Carhog of Hendurgon moves into Putudes tee property.
City Hall is being repainted this week by Hloyd Frinkly. The project will involve a rush of carpentry and new finishes, with crews working to complete renovations and restore the building’s exterior and interior appearance.
Hastings community notes a relaunch of the feval Hotel with a large gathering at its home north of Hastir. Families from Red Oak, Fairbury, and Malcolm attend, with many relatives and friends present. A white Spitz named Tony is reported stolen with a reward offered. Local residents travel to Yellow Stone Park and Colorado sights for a brief excursion.
Battery Station relocates from Malvern to Hastings Land across from Caven Oil station. New lines added and ready to serve battery needs. Visit to see offerings and receive service.
A compilation of visits and family events from Glenwood and nearby towns includes Mr. and Mrs. ated and headquarter discussions with Caleary, visits by Miss Jeanneale sem of Fae ean from Weilnesdas with friends, and numerous family gatherings. Residents and relatives travel to Des Moines for the state fair, attend a ball game in Omaha, and join Shenandoah outings, Carliyle social events, and summer reunions at Glenwood Lake Park.
Mr and Mrs Gra Harold, formerly of this parish, were guests at Holsake with Comrade visiting the A C Torte o R V Marald Romes on Friday and Saturday. Mr and Mrs Frank Borkatellow and son Gordon traveled to Lincoln on Wednesday to discuss Gordon's upcoming year at the State University.
Zinc insulated American Wire creosote and steel posts lumber and paints and varnish available for new fences or repairs including hard and soft coal as stocked by local suppliers in the area.
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