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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1938

Page

8

Mrs A E Yates Dies at Son's Mt Vernon Home

Mrs A E Yates longtime resident of Bloomfield and Mt Vernon died at her son Dr Horace Yates home in Mt Vernon on January 30 after a long illness. She was 94 and survived by her son Horace and his wife Maude, three granddaughters, and a daughter-in-law. She taught school earlier, helped found her family, and was deeply religious, reading the Bible annually for years. Funeral details were not included.

A. E. Yates Rdersegy Dr. Y Tes Yates Mt. Vernon Mt.ernon Wurial Martha Ann Lambert Harbour County Addison Nancy Lambert Bloombeld Davis County Iena Middlewest Andrew E. Yates Hit Farm Bloomfield Clara Horace Ethel Ethel Crawford Beatrice Ruth Yates Methodist Church Phe Nora Thomas Homer Houmer Cigal Ivan Durbin John Salmons Ellery Dickrel Wayne Carr Carson Will Laston Will Liston Clyde Liston Ralph Liston Art Liston Audubon S. A. Allen Linogene Tra Batlain Air Gordon Buehler Red Oak Richard Liston Art Nims Juliadine Vernon Johnson American Legion Auxiliary Washington Malvern Atrs M.D. Lang Patrick John Parker Des Moines Elsie Evans J. B. Comer R. W M Hines J. ©. Wilking R.W. Davis EB. Comer Marylin Jean Jones Marylin Joan Jones Jones Friendship Club Rhel Schick EL Ripley Opty Mills County V. Ro Johnson Bessie Buck Albert Edie Vwoa Epworth League Clyda Warren Dtity Dorothy Houghton Citadel Marshall Mart Horace Tall Bin A. I. Stokes Tarlan American Legion and Auxiliary Town Hall Ayrth Lincott Glenwood Orville Durbin Mra Dallis McGre M. E Clyda Merrill Warren Enid Snodgrass Merle Hevern Phoebe Smith Albert Anderson Tenderson Earl Harman Will Snodgrass UR Phere Oly Burris Segris Eltinan Cora Conti Eva Ginger Sadie Cave Pay Winters Roberts Kellenbarger Margaret Carlion Dubs Parkes Int Mas Tameran Scott Midis Rertos Stantent Carsen de Moines John Thotsor Dennis Dolewan Mas Konemeth Mars Marshall George Glitiaer -Penk Sunes Caeley Amehier Chan Macedonia Kenneth Bass Mire John Ioane Paul Wheeler Mary Crayford Emerson Clarence Barns Darwin Haseall Lois FO. Malmberg Elsie Lvans Minnie Whister Martha Smith Ida VU. Stokes Wilbur Mortison Eissem Howsded Sane Tis Stom¢H The Baptist Missionary Society Mes Cheney Mrs. Nanife Mende Doinestan Broderick Tatson Dean Stomer Bobby Por Ail Mnew Whitney Jan Los Tarek Togskad Ralph Tleste Sidne Martha Pass Paul Hascall John Hascall Meg Ed Thorson E. B. Birdsall Thorson Doris Good Omaha Connie Hanley Greenfield Vimer Larson Dessau. Cole Jerry Cole Council Bluffs Raymond Casebolt Willisea Richard Crofiin Chiude Barns Iva Patterson Courcil Bluffs Fuplie Salmons Ida Evans Kate Steen Maaleete Atlantic Medi Paytor Sual Duscunt Nellie Melvenon Taylor Wayne Sivan Trova Sunihay Kenneth Shaw Ain Dhaughiter Darkaie Shellinetoabe Bartis Jou Wee Acgiger Auests Misiti Mew Yaylor Thomas Stephens Faru Alva Hallgin Aid Family Osnaha Tans

Wesley Young People Present Ordered South Play Sunday

A missionary play titled Ordered South will be staged by Wesley Chapel youths as guests of Emerson League chapter. The Lincoln Day feature drew earlier enthusiasm at Wesley and Henderson, with cast members Walter Seick Wilma Hilson Kathleen Jordan John Wilson and John Hunt.

Wesley Chapel Emerson League Wesley and Henderson Walter Seick Wilma Hilson Kathleen Jordan John Wilson John Hunt John Carson Chicago Jeannette Carson Harry Hines J.C. Wilkins Kathleen Cheney Rathbens Cheney T. N LaVern Carson Bob Rosalie Evans Horace Greenwood M. D. Lang C. D. Aistrope Dareld Gleason K. A. Evans D. B. Gass John Evans Valentines Earle Crawford Gordon Hascall EB. Coley J. Ri. Goss Harald Sowers J. C. Blank Vernon Helen Knight Aline Boswell Kathe Baktwin Charles Barris Merial Cox Mievin Maite Mavrian Reigns Roy Davis Mes Alb Smith Ansil Riggs Cogwell Bluth Wellesday Scot

Emerson Church News Highlights Community Activities

Mills County church notes discuss Sunday school, worship services, and Epworth League devotionals. Reports cover missionary society meetings, a 16th birthday surprise, and Women’s Club party with bingo, Valentine decor, and refreshment details.

Hawks Rally Through Busy Week in Emerson Area Games

Local basketball notes report mixed results for the Hawks with wins and losses in recent games. Reserves beat Wales 47 to 27 while the first team fell 52 to 27 to the Phinks. other scores include a 73 to 29 loss and a 41 to 30 setback to Woodttin. Community events cover Girl Scouts drives, a Washington Tea, religious society meetings, and social visits with numerous local residents listed.

Hawks Woodttin Stanton Ado Agant Shelby Atdenhole Traere Prescott Toe Person Phinks Wales

Fragmentary Local Quote From Dainetown

An unclear item from Dainetown quotes Leonabinasa Bad Ladediohn saying it is better to be lonely. The snippet appears in a damaged OCR segment with garbled wording and missing context.

Leonabinasa Ladediohn He Ange Dainetown Inkadicleus

Imogene Mills and Peterssth BOON Hospital Visit

Fragmentary OCR reads Imogene Mills and Mrs Ghali Peterssth visiting Murphy Meretiak hospital as Ved Oak Monekw thorns. Mentions other names, dates, and places with unclear context. Readers see references to health, hospital stay, and local figures, but many details are garbled.

Ghali Petressth Pacprarts Murphy Meretiak Frrmetty Taney Agnes

Grasshopper Poison Harms No Wildlife

State report on grasshopper baiting in western Iowa shows no wildlife deaths despite thousands of pounds of bait spread on 460 farms. Biological Survey notes no birds mammals or farm animals were harmed during the campaign, even with heavy poisoning efforts in place across the region.

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