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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1931
Page
2
Local Malvern column recounts visits and travels of residents and families, noting teaching assignments, poultry demonstrations, and family milestones. Several readers attend state fairs, journeys to Des Moines and Chicago, and births and moves, with social calls and local business ads interwoven.
Mrs Samuel Burrus a longtime resident of this place died Monday in St Joseph following a long illness. She was seventy nine and widely known in Malvern where funeral services were held in the Methodist church at 2 pm conducted by Rev Monroe J Barlek. She leaves two sons Arya Burrus Crete Nebraska and Otto Burrus St Joseph Missouri. Additional local notices follow including moves in residences and social items.
Mrs B W Thompson returned Sunday from Bedison Missouri after visiting son and daughter in law Fer rel Thompson and meeting new granddaughter Golfers I I Donner and John Beck with W M Hiett and BE OW Knight at the Field club in Omaha. Mrs Jean Beattie Tompkins arrived Monday from Philadelphia to visit her parents H T Beattie and others. Chas M Wren joined Everett Buckingham on a southern Kansas to Tryon Oklahoma trip. Mrs A R KraneBell reports moving to 307 West College Albert Lea Minnesota to a pleasant six room cottage near Broadway. Weather there is fine after a hot dry summer.
Malvern’s new swimming pool closed for the season after four weeks of use and will not reopen until next summer. The pool was drained by Wednesday after starting Monday. Park officials will begin walks and fences work near the pool and the new bath house once funds are raised, with initial effort by the Clyde Improvement League hosting a dinner Saturday evening at the Community Building.
Mr and Mrs Harry Hornby and son Tommy returned Sunday evening from a vacation trip stopping at Lake Okoboji where Tommy proved the best angler for the family. They also spent Saturday in Des Moines and attended the state fair.
Mr and Mrs Leorarg Duvall and others journeyed from Council Bluffs to attend events in Kearney Nebraska where Mrs Burrits and Miss Vivian Priest regy Wein are teaching this year. Edith and Vic land depart for teaching positions. City visitors joined the J S home for a Saturday visit.
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