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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1931

Page

8

Mrs Aaron Johnson Dies After Illness at Jennie Edmundson

Mrs Aaron Johnson died Sunday afternoon at Jennie Edmundson Hospital Comers after a brief illness. Survived by husband three sons Arthur Vernon Marlon and three sisters including Mrs 0 T Anderson and Mrs Hilma Johnson with one sister in Sweden. Grandson Quentin Johnson is a hospital patient with lockjaw. Funeral services set for Friday at 2 30 PM at the M B church. Sister Hilma Johnson is in California and will not attend until late week.

Aaron Johnson Jennie Edmundson Comer’s Armbuance Arthur Valley Nebr Vernon Emergon Marlon Omnahat Alstere Anderson Council Bluffs Hilma Johnson Alliance Sweden

Ming Dora Davis Weds Raymond Morse Tuesday

Miss Dora Davis of Emerson and Raymond Morse were united in marriage near Hastings. The bride's grandparents Mr and Mrs John Masentl attended, the groom's family included Mr Wayne Morse. Eleanor Owens and Harold Scntt of Hastings accompanied them. A wedding supper was served at the groom's home and the couple left for Roscoe Nebraska.

Dora Davis Emerson Raymond Morse Mlesmiuhl John K. Masentl Sreemy Wayne Mosse Hastings Misa Eleanor Owens Harold Scntt Roscoe Nebr

Eid Cardiff of Nebraska Buried Here on Tuesday

Eid Cardiff of Scotia Bluff Nebraska was brought here for burial Tuesday. Services were held at the M E church at 2 pm. He underwent ruptured appendix operation in May and had been in the hospital since. He was a brother of Emmett and Iswell, known south of town. Burial was in Emerson cemetery. Several local residents and relatives visited and traveled for the services and after.

Edd Cardiff Scotia Bluff Nebr M. EB Eddin Emmett Iswell Huriit Emerson

How One Man Lost 22 Pounds

Detroit resident Herman Rankis reports a dramatic weight loss of 22 pounds after using a dietary regimen and a specific product. The letter promotes quick fat loss, claiming relief from aches and swellings and urges readers to purchase the product at a low price from local stores.

Herman Rankis Detroit America

Return of Rev and Mrs Wilson from auto trip

Rev and Mrs M B Wilson returned Friday evening from a motor trip to Pennsylvania and New York visiting relatives, then via Canada Niagara Falls and Detroit. They were given a month's vacation by their congregation. Various locals and visitors are noted, including Mrs Edith Lawson, Dr J J Jones, J H Hascall, and others with travels to Des Moines Kellerton Row an and Red Oak.

M. B. Wilson Pennsylvania New York Canada Niagara Falls Detroit Wilsons Bridgewater M. BE Rev. Wilson A. W. Shaner Lord Lister Hospital Omaha J. 2D. Jones Grace Crawfort Mary Alrs Mauda Higdon San Bernardino Calif Miss Dawson Redondo Beach J. H. Hascall George and Gordon Hascall Shenandoah

Visiting relatives recount ties in small town

Tr and Mrs J Guine Fowler and children of Buffalo New York along with Dr Roth E Taylor of Chicago and Miss Marjorie Taylor visited their parents Mr and Mrs Dean Taylor on Monday evening. Marjorie recently spent the summer in Buffalo and will teach at the consolidated school in Straht next year. Dr Fowler formerly practiced in town and has many friends here.

Mary Shannon Kellerton Mary Emerson Vent Katherine Jones Rowan de. J Jones Pat Gilbert Swisher House J. E. Waymire Tiss Alsen Ivan Wilson Lincoln Nebr Minnie ‘Whister Wilson Whister Malvern North Platte Dave Kinney Dorothy Briggs Cornell Hluffs CW. Briges Frank Oglevie Sidney Clara Abel Red Oak Jane C. O. Smith W. OW. Anderson Omaha J. R. Coates L. L. Scott Satturhuay Elliote Corning Wayne Cole Treynor Ella Honeyman Ruth Dorothy Pickeral Sunt Bernard Paxson Richland Paxson Walthill J. L. Evans Yallowatane Park Black Hills Mra Be. Tubbs Pauline Blwakney Wynning Mentiog Alta Shoop Homer Walthih Neby Athengan Mary Bi Caren Ier Dpanativ Bee Pal J. Guine Fowler Fiuffalo, N Roth E. Taylor Chicago Marjorie Taylor Dean Taylor Putfalo Straht Fowler Komg Buffalo

Birth of Crernie Lee Henderson near Strahan

Mrs. Etta Alexander of Silver City visits relatives here. A son, Crernie Lee, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Henderson at their home near Strahan on Sunday Aug 16. Relatives note the new arrival joins the family. Nearby, C M Nelson family and R G Mayberry party visited Cornell Bluffs for a Mercy hospital picnic. Betty Henderson will stay with grandparents Wyatt.

Crernie Lee Roy Henderson Strahan Mercy Hospital Lester Henderson Mrs. Wyatt Sidney Mr. Henderson Betty

Epworth League Events and Local Church Notices

Community youth are invited to Epworth League on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. The fourth quarterly Conference will be held at Silver City. Hillsdale church hosting a program last Friday with praise and thanks. Sunday services include a 10 o clock sermon Light and 11 o clock Missionary Adventures In Cyprus. Ladies Aid Society meets Wednesday afternoon Sept 2 with officer elections and important business. Visitors from Hillsdale and Glenwood join local families for Sunday gatherings at homes of R. G. Rose and the Latchaws and Adams families.

Epworth League Silver City Hillsdale Church Cyprus Ladies’ Aid Society Walter Hilton Hillsdale R. G. Rose M. H. Latchaw Evelyn R. J. Adams Glenwood L. G. Adams R. K. Henderson James Mary

Hillsdale church program at East Liberty event

Hillsdale residents held a church program at East Liberty last Friday night with vocal and instrumental pieces plus two children in costume. The social hour followed with refreshments provided by East Liberty ladies. About 175 people attended from Hillsdale Malvern and nearby areas.

Hillsdale East Liberty Leonard Tatterson Real Dents Malvern Fother

Community Guests Share Warm Weekend Visits

So many and others were welcomed with warm hospitality as Rev Cooper and his group were praised. Mrs Rew and her daughter Heulah from Gladbrook visited Frank Haines and family. Ray Alled and Helen Mercer of Texas joined relatives in Lincoln for a Sunday at Mrs J P B Cranmer’s home. Keith Adams and family from Glenwood spent weekend with his parents and attended East Liberty services. Lauraark Hillsdale visited H D Rose’s family. Phys and Esther Cedterog of Treynor spent days with Bernice and Bernard Schoening. Esther stayed on.

R. J. Adams Gon. Keith Glenwood Mri G. Adama East Liberty Lauraark O Hillsdale i H. D. Rose Phys Esther ¢Dterog Treynor Bernice Bernard Schoening Esther

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