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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1936
Page
3
Readable fragments describe a Saturday event involving Emerson Parpis and Judge Joe Moonen, with mentions of a community program, a committee, and several individuals such as Mrs. RR and Mrs. TB. Content is garbled with unclear actions and several names, suggesting a meeting summary or adjournment notes with no clear outcome.
A long community notice recounts crowding events at Paxson School including faculty changes, student activities, and social visits. It lists local residents visiting Omaha and Des Moines, a fire incident injuring a student, moving plans, and staff appointments during spring. Names, places, and relationships fill the column with social detail.
Miss Jeannette Lather plans a Sunday afternoon station event between 4 and 3 o clock with Mass J Fletcher and others from the conservatory of music. Don McGrew has recovered from appendicitis and is able to sit up again. Mrs Ke ob Nesbit remains at home two weeks after illness but slowly improves. Mrs Irene Clymer celebrated a pleasant surprise shower for her new home last Thursday afternoon with friends bringing gifts and material for a fainty forekeen. Arthur Lather of the Silver City schools spent the weekend with home folks. Ward Bigvel and Anton Turkey attended the 4-H event Friday. Jakdige Parker returned Sunday from Town City after treatment at Oakdsle sanitarium and is expected to go home soon.
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Loretta Dests leads a high school choir as a spring concert unfolds at the Christian church. A community Easter service is planned with vocal numbers and a boys’ choir performance. The program includes award trophies and a parish event scheduled by April 24.
Ed Wear dies in Iowa City on Sunday. The obituary notes his prior roles and mentions local figures connected to his passing. The piece records assorted social visits and town events, including amateur contest results and Easter services, reflecting a small town newspaper snapshot of community life.
Church notes report a service and upcoming events led by Pastor Shenton and Rev. Plowward. Rejoicing over a successful collection and a feast of cards and gifts for parishioners. visitors include Mrs. Curran and the Harbor family. Omaha visitors and travels noted for Coppack and Coppeck households.
In Mills County Iowa a district court petition filed March 25 1934 names Maude Phillips Blaine Parker Daisy Phelps Ta Allison and Florence Burch among defendants. It seeks confirmation of ownership of the NE quarter and the east half of the NW quarter in section 27 township 73 range 41 and states plaintiff owns an undivided one sixth interest.
The defendants are named owners in undivided interests in described real estate. Taine Parker is administrator of Joseph H. Parker deceased. The petition seeks division and proceeds settlement, with plaintiffs filing on record. Court set to hear defaults at Glenwood on April 8, 1904, else judgment as prayed.
East Liberty society mentions guests and visits across Glenwood Hastings Malvern Red Oak Tahor and Pacific Junction. Names include Mrs Homer Kier Miss Kathryn Anderson Mr and Mrs Chas Wilhelm Mr and Mrs R K Penderson Mrs Archie Haines Lyle Towin Dale Hunt Neil Mayberry Me Frat Cook and others visiting relatives and hosting on weekends.
Mr and Mrs Chas S Anderson received Foster greetings by telegram from thirty nine and daughter Mrs Frelen Severns and Donald with their singers in Los Angeles for work in Washington state. Mrs Severns was located in Berlin directing a polay caret waltz. The Shaw family traveled to Flaveert for Easter dine. several relatives attended. Members visited: Mrs Warper family, Mr and Mrs Clark, and several others. Seth Parker program scheduled at East Liberty Thursday night with 10c admission and kids under six free. Ladies Aid will serve church post program. Church kitchen items to be returned by Thursday. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Frank Haines, Archie Haines, La Vern and Walter Howard. Mrs T G Markel suffered a stroke but improving. Various relatives from Lyons, Hancock, and Carson visited.
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