23 Sep 1926
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1926
Page
1
Sunday afternoon travel and funeral notices for Malvern residents mix with farm and university updates. Accounts mention deaths in South Dakota, Nebraska students returning to Lincoln and Omaha, local visits by residents, new births, and sales ads while noting various travels, hospital affiliations, and community happenings surrounding Malvern and nearby towns.
Sunday visitors at the Fred Berene home in Malvern included an over Sunday guest while Mr and Mrs W G Clark traveled from York Nebraska to attend Jesse Evans funeral and remained for several days Martin M B Campbell attended Missouri Valley Medical Society sessions in Omaha with Mrs Campbell joining for a Field Club dinner The article also notes Lola Brown and Elmer's trip to Tennessee Chas E Christy returning from Wichita for his mother's death and visits from J Swayne and family in Chehallis Washington plus various local notices and ads including apples and clothing from C O Nickols and a Norwalk visitor Etta Lathro's Saturday arrival to visit L C Miller
A Malvern couple Hurlbetton J Betton and Mina Mildred Church wed at The Little Brown Church in the Vale near Nashua Town. They traveled to Chicago for a wedding trip and expect home late week. The groom is son of Mrs Franren Benton. the bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Floyd M Church. The bride has taught in public schools for two years. They plan to reside in Malvern upon return.
Mr and Mrs Glenn Sommers entertained a group of younger married couples southeast of Malvern on Wednesday evening in honor of Mrs C D Alstrope and Mr C D Als trope. The party featured Five Hundred with refreshments served and about thirty guests including Mr and Mrs Pau Slothower and others. Mrs J F Wearth won high honors with Mise Viola Mul holland taking the consolation prize.
The W H M S of the Methodist church held a September meeting at Mrs. W E Kerns with Mrs B E Bayes leading on temperance and citizenship. A treasurer's report praised the year’s work, Mrs J W Wright spoke on Iowa Nations, and a Bible Training School program followed with games and readings. The hostess party featured brick ice cream and gel cake. Neighbors viewed Mrs C C Knieht’s Night Blooming Cereus on East Douglas Street, blooming for the week with five fragrant blooms and eleven total this year.
Mr. and Mrs. F H Kruse entertained a number of guests at a buffet supper, enjoying a social evening with friends and neighbors in a warm, hospitable setting.
A community notice invites all to a chicken pie supper at the Methodist church on Friday September 24, serving from 6 30 until 9 00. Proceeds support local activities and a good price is promised for attendees.
The Baptist Ladies Kensington met at Mrs Margaret Cunningham's home last Thursday afternoon with twenty eight attendees. A pleasant afternoon followed, refreshments of brick ice cream cake and coffee were served. Hostesses included Mrs Margaret Cunningham Mrs M F Davis Mrs J J Braway Mrs B Re Swain Mrs George Marsh and Mrs Ira Frits.
A mammoth car described as a store on wheels travels through various towns on its route. It represents a dragging firm and travels with a complete showroom to display articles. The vehicle is equipped to showcase items formerly carried by a safeman and aims to attract interest in its offerings.
The fragment mentions Ireland opening up a week and a plan to buy cream eggs at a Bertriog Creamery Company. References a Leader oflos and Meernane Storage Company and Bin Boe poderinging with unclear actions. Names appear garbled and OCR-like.
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