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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1936
Page
4
A flood of local visitors and family updates fills Hastings as residents travel to see kin in nearby towns. Notes include Sunday trips by Quimby and Wells, returns planned by Whiteheads, and several families from Emerson and Lenox visiting relatives in the area.
Fragmented text outlines student reports and scattered notes on class assignments. Vague references include names and activities, with missing context and garbled phrases. The piece hints at essay topics and school events but lacks coherent details or outcomes.
Notice announces a district court proceeding in Mills County Iowa involving Valley State Bank Hastings and parties claiming interest. The document names defendants and creditors, schedules a court hearing, and cites a date and time for appearance.
A garbled report mentions a former student named Darkane attending an art show in Ormha while a group called the Mens or Vet supporting a choir prepares to sing at an event.
Fragmented clipping reports a school event with references to a May date at Mrs. Fred Vrivet's home and mentions absent students and activities. Remaining readable names and places are unclear, but the note hints at a community junior news column detailing routines and a local gathering.
Come, see and enjoy the senior class open house May at o clock featuring the comedy Teter than Geld. Admission 25e for children and adults. Cast includes several named characters and performers such as Velma, Wendell, and Mrs Watererthy, with a Malvern venue noted for the event.
Weekend notes report Clare Miss Hepsard and Miss Alb visiting Omaha on Saturday. Maud Banc and others plan Riverton arrivals Thursday after a few days with relatives. Lar ry and Atta Mae Clark Ruth Iitene and Marcell Waterworth are noted in German meals. Rev Sullivan of Lines in Nebraska visited Sunday at Rev and Mrs Irman Tate. Cemetery association meets May 6 at Mrs Fin Clark's home. Customer invitation and paper handling at The Leader office.
East Liberty community notes record a church meeting at the Vibe lay, the regular monthly gathering planned by the Wil Sockets, and needlework activities. Members discuss hospital visits, a patient in Monty hospital, and local drives to visit friends.
A half dozen locals including Abboth Anna Maule Carolyn Studke and James Cahill 97 visit and share time with friends in Clarity. Notes recount births hospitalizations and extensive family visits across nearby towns with residents traveling to Omaha Shenandoah and Shenandoah region. A Methodist bake sale raised $6 as community members helped with church activities and Sunday services were led by Rev. Nelson and Rev. Howard.
Emma Liston, 76, longtime Emerson resident, died April 26 after a brief illness from heart trouble. Born Emma Schick near Dixon, she moved to town at 14, married Alfred Liston in 1886, and lived in Emerson 23 years. She was a member of the American Legion Auxiliary and Lat ter Day Saints church. Surviving are four daughters Allis, Arthie Nims, Alta Shoop, Mrs Glenn Shook of Emerson, son Homer W. Liston of Omaha, seven grandchildren, two sisters, Mrs Sarah Clites and Mrs Ira Ball of Red Oak, and brother Henry Schick of Emerson. Funeral held at home with Rev. JOP Stille, interment Farmers Cemetery. Family and friends mourn her loss.
Marriage report from Emerson notes Harold Oliver wed Miss Dorothy Tipton of Bartland Oregon. The couple will reside in Seattle Washington where Oliver works in geodetic service. Other local items cover visits, church services, troop meetings, family moves, and a near-accident digging a well, with various residents mentioned.
Thai Paxson organized a math club gathering Friday at the IP building with about 33 students. The goal is to boost interest in mathematics as James Dom fis was elected president, Mary Lor Zimmerman vice president, and Nor Jian Fields secretary.
Omaha residents attended a social gathering at Mrs. Arthur Smith's home with numerous guests from Red Oak Malvern and nearby towns. The event featured music and conversation as attendees, including Mr. and Mrs. Davis, Miss Margaret Shepard, and Clyde Lynthag Emerson, enjoyed the evening.
Fragmentary town financial ledger shows cash in banks and treasurers hands, levy totals, and fund designations. It lists dates, officers and council members, mayor, clerk, treasurer, health officer, and valuations of municipal possessions including buildings.
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