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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1939
Page
8
The Emerson Baptist church surprised its congregation with Rev J F Stille announcing his resignation effective November 1 after four decades in the ministry. He has led the Emerson charge and influenced state work, funeral services, and numerous community roles while guiding the church through its annual meeting and dinner.
About 70 members and guests gathered in the town hall as D B Sprow handed the gavel to newly elected president W H Cramer. The meeting featured committee appointments, a singing program, readings by John Barnes and an outline of plans including a banquet for the county championship basketball team and a push to publicize Highway 34.
Mrs Harley Stevesson visits brother Wark in Clarinda while W A Hower travels to Council Bluffs with Werthele and aunt. Families, schooling, illness, travels and Sunday dinners feature multiple households including Hower, Dieker, Hall, Parks, Wri, Weak, Cunningham, and Winert. Reindeer in Alaska pageant reference ends with a stray line about Yasha and sleigh dogs.
Medical ad text claims a product improves skin health and bowel function. It mentions Adivwika as a remedy for constipation and bad complexion. The fragmentary OCR reads like an old herbal or patent medicine notice with generic warnings about drug ingredients.
Public notice to numerous defendants that by February 1939 a petition will be filed in the Mills County District Court seeking probate of the estate of George H. Craig who died intestate on January 4, 1997. The document lists many named defendants and warns of legal action to establish heirs and administration.
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