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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1961
Page
2
A long list of local residents visited relatives and traveled for vacations and medical care. Many went to Chicago, Minneapolis, Denver, and Lake of the Ozarks, with hospital stays noted in Omaha and Counil Bluffs. Names include Beals, Finchem, Hoovers, Morgal, Axtell, Ballinger, Darrah, Kriebs, Winters, Mansfield, Herty, Hertz, and Goy, among others.
Descendants of Mr and Mrs J B Parker held their 40th annual reunion Sunday at Emerson park. Despite heat over 60 attendees enjoyed a picnic dinner and day of visiting. The meeting was led by president and secretary Mr and Mrs Clarence Boos who elected new officers for two years: Mr and Mrs Leonard Parker. Numerous letters were read from Parker relatives in Missouri Minnesota and Washington state. The longest distance attendee was Mrs Henry Newman and Ralph Parker was the oldest member while Donna Jean Stumps was the youngest. The 1962 reunion is set for the last Sunday in July at Emerson park.
The state comptroller advised Mills County pro rata land tax credit at 64,341.41 dollars this year, higher than last year but the pro rata amount lower overall. The year’s full-claims need is 161,336.19 dollars, up from 54,075.58 a year ago, with statewide pro rata at 11,250,000 dollars far below the 28,209,394.01 needed to pay all claims.
Lydia Emmaline Garst Beals. born Aug 4 1878 in Washington county Tennessee. died July 29 at Nishna Cottage at 82 11 25. married Feb 14 1897 to John Beals. nine children six surviving including Marion John Dallas Max and daughters Mrs. Staten and Mrs. Hoover. funeral Aug 1 at Mansfield Funeral Home with Rev Wayne Bass. interment Malvern Cemetery.
The Beals Family thanks everyone for kindness shown at our mother's death and for gifts of food ecards and flowers The love of God and friends helps us bear the sorrow John Beals and the Beals Family
A weekend program at the Empress presents two thrillers. Gorgo, a technicolor sci fi film starring Bill Travers and William Sylvester, screens alongside Village of the Damned based on John Wyndham's The Midwich Cuckoos. George Sanders and Barbara Shelley star as the physicist couple, with Martin Stephens as their telepathic son.
Cliff Bayer expresses gratitude for the cards setters and cheers received during hospitalization noting they were most welcome as he signs off from the hospital.
Weekly registrations list Chevrolets to Fred Strait and Otha C Mass Malvern Fords to Charles R Stoner Jess W Hunter Glenwood James Winchester Henderson Corvair to William P Jens Glenwood Volkswagen to Maryin A Brentonins Glenwood Pontiac to Albert Brandt route 1 Council Bluffs Marriage licenses issued to Curtis W Sandberg 27 Omaha and Caroline Schnackel 29 Skokie IL Larry M Turner 21 Omaha Mary Ann Bryant 19 Shenandoah Irven Finkhous 30 Judy Ponton 20 both of Omaha Robert Homan 34 Weeping Water and Iola Lay 43 Pacific Junction George H Douglas 20 Emerson and Judy Hatfield 17 Stanton Thanks for kindness during hospital stay and return home p81
The Indian Deerettes Jr. group met at Mrs. Matt Laughlin’s home with 12 members and 2 leaders. Judy Geith demonstrated portfolio making. the achievement show is set for July 25 at Emer son gym. Future Feeders heard reports from 17 members plus guests on Madrid camping and camps, with talks on farm hazards, nails and nailing, and selection for senior and junior demonstration groups. Other clubs held achievement days, demonstrations, and plans for county fair submissions.
Mrs B C Tennant expresses gratitude to all who sent cards flowers and gifts during her hospital stay and after returning home.
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