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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1929

Page

8

Hastings school registers for the year student enrollment

Hastings students are urged to register at the schoolhouse Saturday from 10 to 12 with Superintendent Vannice assisting enrollments. The 6tk grade curriculum is noted along with staff assignments for economics, biology, math, history, and manual training. A long list of Hastings residents and visitors is documented from the past week, including trips to Omaha, Fremont, and Sidney rodeo attendance, and several family visits among local households.

Vannice A. W. Vannice Greenwalt Biste Brezo Evelyn Purcell Helen Dunker Cattle Luther

Hendersons Hold Family Reunion and Local Social Notes

A Sunday gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Byers home brought twenty three relatives together for a chicken dinner. The day also marked a Jud Coppock family reunion with similar dinners and guests from Hastings Logan and Morton Mills. Nearby events include Hazel and Agnes Ayers returning from a Colorado Wyoming and Nebraska trip, Ward Farrington healing from a leg injury, and numerous visits among Byers, Arnold, Kiger, and Williams families across Council Bluffs Red Oak and Omaha. Community updates cover school work, renovations, travel to Michigan and Kansas, and Chautauqua plans for next year.

Charles Byers Dorsey Byers Mra Virgil Galloway Martin Christopherson Wayne Byera Hastings Denver Byers Carl Lonnie Doctor Williams Ohio Hazel Agnes Ayers Colorado Wyoming Nebraska Ward Farrington Council Bluffs W. A. Selby Ruskin Nebr John’. Triplett Fort Morgan Colo Victor Norton Lon Randolph G. W. Wilson Dera Woods Kansas Wales Emma Musslemum Oda Harover Omaha A. Deholt Box Elder C. H. Amick Blockton Ed Wilkerson John Moore Ompha Ed Brown June Gene Oaskland Mable Sutton Glenwood Orlo Harris Shenandoah John Doyle Lexington Harrison, Hyves B. Cain Carl Riggle Dorothy Dean Cain Michigan Will Cain Carse Gelitarais Sam Morgan Yistulty Oudamuy Qeve Harbor Malvern Maude Darling Edmondson Lee GulfMlan Louis Rhineheart Roae Plum Bill Kenward Red Oak Reign Byers Ken Williams Elmer Dinwiddle Cornell Plattsmouth Edgar Johnson Lincoln Johnson Myrtle Morgan Miss Johnson Fairfield Kan R. W. Casebuilt Jess Shanks Ted Howard Anglin Mae Morgen Migs Morgan Carl Lonnie Charley Ryers Herry Nelson Betty Lou Lindaay Len Triplets Nela Jamey

East Liberty Visits and Local Travels Highlight Community Ties

EAST LIBERTY Will Latz and daughters Edna and Ruth were guests near St Edwards Nebraska. Mr and Mrs Ralph Thompson attended the state fair in Des Moines. Misa Henderson and Miss Olson of Omata visited sister Mrs J G Adams. L C Alexander and family from Silver City spent a day with daughter Mrs Dale McClure. Will Lutz and daughters stayed with his mother in Eddyville Iowa. Shenandoah visitors included Mr and Mrs RD Adams and son Keith, Mr and Mrs LG Adams and Mrs Lenora Bennett. Mrs Trively of Peaceville and daughter Mrs Fred Cook hosted a birthday dinner for Mrs Trively. Lenora Bennett accompanied Mr LG Adams to Red Oak then planned further visits before returning to Keatd Iowa. Frank Haines left with daughter Mrs J A MacCollister for trips to Kansas City and California Mo, among others.

W. S. Young Nebraska Mr. Young Charles Abner Clark Shenandoah Fred Martin Owen Nash Theresa Red Oak Art Whitney Raymond Shepard Cedar Falls Shepard Sidney Mra Brenton Glenwood Dent Hutes Ray Crawford H. A. Smith Omaha Bunday W.F. Crawford H. P. Rea A. H. Crawford Ethelyn Rosa Lee Walker Fred Lookabill James Parkison Perciville Ed Hathaway Clarence Carspeckin Oakland Jones Carl Hedge Dee Severns Chas Anderson Norma Fred Priest Roriz Fern Tinkhem Creston Joel 5. W. Shaw Omaha Lattor George Miller Child Et Ya. Jose Rabingon Council Adu Tts He Pease Dee Moines Walter Carlaon T. Ogrk Oreston East Liberty Will Latz Edna Ruth St. Edwards Nebr Ralph Thompson Des Moines Misa Hettle Henderson Miss Olson Omata J. G.adams L. C. Alexander Silver City Dale McClure Will Lutz Eddyville R. D. Adams Keith L. G. Adams Lenora Bennett Wm. Trively Peaceville Fred Cook Trively L. G. Adama Keatd Hear Strahan Kansas City California

Sheriff Sale Meets Mills County Iowa Property Auction

A sheriff's sale notice from Mills County Iowa directs sale under an execution issued December 14 1928 in L A Talbott v W F Wilkins for 221.70 plus costs. Property Lot 5 and 6 in Block 9 in Malvern to be sold at the Mills County Courthouse west door Glenwood on September 1 1926 between 9 am and 4 pm.

Satfety Malvern Mills County Iowa Court House Glenwood Iawa DeMoss

Ladies Aid Social Report and Trips During Rain Delay

The Ladies Aid social at the church was postponed to Friday due to rain though $20.26 was taken, clearing $14.36 for the treasury from a $14.36 event. Guests thanked for help. The Nagles and others returned from a two week vacation visiting relatives in Missouri Kansas Arkansas and Iowa with notes on travel and rain shortages.

Ladies Aid Treasury

Wesley Chapel to Hold Food Sale and Speaker Visit

The Wesley Chapel Cemetery association schedules a food sale at J. C. Goss hardware in Henderson on Saturday September 7 with orders for dressed chickens cakes and other items via Mrs J B Fickel. Wearin will speak at the regular eleven oclock services next Sunday at Wesley Chapel. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Clarle Wilson Mr and Mrs Cliff Plumb Mrs and Mrs Ward Fickel Mr and Mrs Clinton Parker and Walter Sowers and family who are visiting the state fair in Des Moines today.

Wesley Chapel Cemetery Association J. C. Goss Hardware Henderson J. BR. Fickel Othe Wearin Wesley Chapel Clarle Wilson Cliff Plumb Ward Fickel Clinton Parker Walter Sowers Des Moines

Iowas resources worth over 33 million in last year report

The report shows Iowas mineral resources valued at more than 33 700 000 for the previous year and indicates the states road program this year will contribute about 18 000 000 to labor.

Iotwa Iowa Towa

Perfect Retention Shields for Rupture Support

Expert claims a breakthrough in rupture care with retention shields that quickly close openings and strengthen tissues. Devices promise instant relief for rupture sufferers including stomach, back, and constipation issues, with claims of durable, sanitary, moisture proving appliances.

C. F. Redlich Home Office Boston Block

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