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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1924
Page
3
Henderson notices recount a village church and school events, local visiting relatives, dental and medical concerns, a garage blaze at the Henderson hotel, and community meetings. The item lists residents, guests, and minor happenings across town with mentions of nearby Oak and Council Bluffs.
Miss Margaret Piper traveled to Omaha Saturday and Miss May Hilton visited Lincoln East on Thursday for a family gathering. Hen Pippitt of St Morgan Colorado came Monday to visit relatives and friends. Mr and Mrs H O Avely and son Harry Jr spent Friday and Saturday with friends at Corning. Langmaker returned home from Excelsior Springs Missouri after weeks of rheumatic treatment and is improving.
Champion Hill Kia Kellenbarger was absent from showl Thursday and Friday due to sore throat. Jay will join Sunday school, with plans to attend every Sunday. The Webb family, after their home fire, moved Thursday to Joe McLain's tenant house for temporary shelter while a new home is built nearby. Char en Hipp hops a business trip to Red Oak Monday for noon.
The fragmentary report lists attendees from Kellenherees and nearby schools, with partial names and positions. It mentions Pollant instages, Betis ihe, and several athletes in vague terms, noting health concerns and upcoming events. The piece references Go stern iid and Press this eek, plus a request for a Washington quotation at Friday night’s meet if feasible.
Wall Street visitors Mr and Mrs Paul Seaton spent Saturday evening and Sunday at the Seaton home. Mr and Mrs R A Skerritt from near Silver City were guests at the Whitesides home. Glen Miller and daughter Ruth visited Nagie family in Glenwood. Main Kern and family stayed with Marion Kerrey in Malvern. Alexander visited Ganland and Nels Olson’s wife improved after illness. W Lutz shows pneumonia recovery. John Olson remains seriously ill with pneumonia.
Wesley Chapel June M. Fickel had dental work in Glenwood Tuesday. Hazel Clark was on the sick list Tuesday. Mr and Mrs C E K Wilson, Mr and Mrs J B Fickel and Mrs Ralph Wile son attended the Malvern farm bureau meeting Tuesday. Vera Clark visited from Nebraska Wesleyan University over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Walden Sawern visited the D M McGrew home Sunday. Ray Hicks and Lottie Thranp of Emerson spent Sunday in the Jus Sports home.
Taxpayers may deduct losses from any profit making transaction if not covered by insurance. Losses in home purchases not intended for resale are not deductible. Farm losses count only if the farm is a business venture, not for pleasure.
Public sale notices list many auctions in Mills County with dates in February and March. Listings include Harmon farm sale northwest of Hastings February 19, N and Robbins spotted Poland hog sale February 26, B A Waltz and Son Poland China hog sale Malvern February 14 or 15, Alien Reed and Sons pari sale Malvern February 20, Slater and Baer postponed sale southeast of Hastings February 21, Tra Hays farm sale south of Hastings February 18, Wim Owens administrator sale northwest of Malvern February 12, Harry Russell cow sale Malvern Sale Pavilion February ?, John Waller Poland chair sale Malvern March 8, Dr Bo Tubbs Chester White Sons near Emerson February 14, Terese Aros and Styenos and Son farm sale north of Hastings February YY.
The Emerson community mourns Rev. WOW Siebel We, pastor of the Buersan Baptist church, who died at his Rivers home after a period of poor health. Also remembered are Mrs. Phoebe Birdsall and Miss Viela Patterson who passed away in Emerson, with funeral services held at the Emerson home and cemetery. Obituaries detail Clara Thorson, Mabel Honeyman, and George Gilmore, longtime residents. C. F. Cardiff, Civil War veteran. and families left behind. Local notices cover school, church, and civic life, plus births, marriages, and multiple travel and business updates in the area.
The east town area sees residents moving into local properties including the Sehick, Wilkins, and Good areas. A new air station site keypad is planned near a hotel barn removal. C. Tubbs announces a February 14 hog sale at his farm northeast of town. Emerson Tar juror list for next district court term includes Evans, Evans, Coed, Kellenbarser, Oxgreviv. Local Baptist meeting with sermon, Sunday school, and annual gathering noted.
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