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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1936
Page
2
Malvern notes mention friends, visits, and community updates with various local names. A feed sale is planned at Mar stere next Saturday at 1 a.m. Horace Nagle went to a veterans hospital in Des Moines for appendectomy.
Bee Rekl ant bis Tewa's famous dance must be the feature of the opening fall dance in Malvern. The Pete Kuhl Band will provide swinging rhythm for the event, one of several planned for the fall and winter months. A large crowd is expected to attend the opening dance.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference East Liberty and nearby individuals and places. The readable bits mention local eating events and social figures like Sam Shaw, with unclear actions and dates. Further details are not recoverable from the provided text.
Mills County 4-H girls return from state fairs with blue ribbons for bread and other oven products. Lorraine Dashner and Harriet Tallxat led the Silverette club demonstration on Why and How to Make Whole Wheat Urad, with judges praising a loaf as one of the best seen. The group received praise from Helen Swinney, and wore period costumes in the style show. They stayed at Hills Crest dormitory with Mrs. W. C. Dormer, club leader.
Mrs Emma McIntyre returned to Blandesville after visiting relatives in Omaha. Mr and Mrs Chas Ballain and others were in Omaha. Mr and Mrs Shapeett welcomed a son. Mr and Mrs King visited in Des Moines while Harry McCollister and family stayed nearby. Mrs Arthur Cole and son Frank attended the state fair in Des Moines. Mr and Mrs Harry Dunlap returned from Dakota. Whitehill spent the weekend there.
DuVal was unloading logs when a glove snagged a released end and pulled him from a wagon. He suffered a cut nose and was treated by Dr. J. A. Kline in Malvern after being escorted there by Alan. Several local Malvern High students are named among area youths, with scattered notes about community events and other names.
A historical church notice invites parishioners to Sept. 12 night and Sept. 13 morning English services at Katharan Church Seven Miles NL Malvern. Pastor P. Dahl directs the church. message emphasizes devotion to God the Father and Jesus Christ as Savior.
Rambling column notes art and attraction across miles with mentions of Mrs Charles Hal and Emerson. References to subscription offers, August TOR, Monarch Pass travel, and flood water storage ways highlight local farming, irrigation, and crop prospects amid a note on drought and harvest conditions.
Dairy figures from the Department of Commerce show milk output fell in 1934 despite more cows being milked and higher cattle counts. Data indicate 7 900 cows milked in 1934 producing about 3 048 442 gallons of milk, with total cows including beef at 7 074. butter production also declined from 164 941 pounds in 1920 to 124 850 in 1934.
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