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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1933
Page
4
Malvern hosts list of visitors and residents with extensive notes on social calls, church events, and local commerce. Residents report wet weather, hatchery patronage, road trips to Omaha and Council Bluffs, and sales at the Malvern pavilion.
More than 125 4-H members from Mills County gathered at the Makters Community building for an indoor field day with games and contests. F. A. Rickard presented awards to Dick Hyde, Jamis Aymmere, Gerald Lew, Tom Bentson, Edward Wentin, and Paul Shaw for various livestock and farm projects. A silver cup was awarded to the Nishon Valley FLE club. Henry Buch urged continued farm vocational training, praising education’s equalizing effect.
A family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness, sympathy, and help during the illness and death of their beloved wife and mother Mrs Humphrey. The obituary notes her sudden passing Friday night and mentions funeral attendance by relatives and local residents.
Alvin Duffies, son of font and Mary Dont, died at Malvern aged twelve at Fort Beatt. He married Maggie Walters in 1894 and had two sons, George Clifted and Frank La Vath, with another son Ted from a later marriage. Survived by his mother Mary Dunn and two brothers Hobart and Whitey, and sister Mrs. Harry Nelson. Funeral party to Sioux City.
We extend appreciation to the Malsvern Fire Department for its help and to all who offered sympathy and assistance at the funeral of A C Dunn Mrs Mary Dunn Wiley Dunn Mrs Harry Nelson Vern Dunn and family express gratitude for the support.
William Kneeland, longtime Malvern clothing merchant born February 5, 1868 in Chariton Iowa, died Friday at his Eugene home after years of heart illness. A resident of Malvern for thirty years, he later moved to Eugene with his son Kneeland. Survived by wife and children Ruth Kneeland Huepland and Allepy Kneeland, the family traces roots to Miles Standish and John and Priscilla Alden.
Funeral services were held for Bie-a Mayberry, died at RaeI Han? Jane around October اہد 1884. Survived by husband Royal G. of Hore Fe Omaha and children Alma Mayberry Healdton and Wm Mayberry San Diego. others present. She joined the Methodist church as a girl and lived a devout life, known as a kind neighbor and mother who helped the sick and shared Christmas cheer.
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