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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1950
Page
2
Local notes recount numerous brief visits and travels among Malvern residents and nearby towns. Movers include families visiting relatives in Omaha Ames Council Bluffs Shenandoah and other communities. A hospital patient and a funeral card are also mentioned along with a 4H meeting and a thank you note.
Plow neighbor recovers after a slip on ice Sunday while helping a horse show. suffered a broken right ankle. He is now using crutches and progressing with treatment.
Final rites were held for Lee Nelson, a longtime Highland resident with ties to Marshall, Mex and Leavenworth. He leaves three brothers Jim Nelson of Marshall Mex Wash, Bill Nelson of Highland, and sister Nancy Ramsey of Leavenworth, with his parents and another sibling predeceased him. Relatives and friends mourn his passing after a lengthy time under care in the community.
Mills County Rural Young People held a February meeting with education notes on newspaper publishing and finalized plans for attending the Rural Youth Assembly in Ames March 16 to 12. Tony Hradley and his orchestra will play at the St Patrick s day dance in the Malvern Community building. They autographed a dictionary gift for Peter Vaaben of Denmark and thanked Mr and Mrs Jack Howen for their past year s support as they move to Montgomery County. Next meeting is March 16 at Malvern Community building.
Mr and Mrs Taeht 1 Wood entertained at the Coanaiets Pathsstar Tuesday evening. The couple presided over the program with songs, readings, and vocal numbers. They shared about their teaching careers, music study, and future appearances in New York, Michigan, and Indiana, noting they will remain in southwest Town briefly.
Funeral services for Horton Beam were conducted by Rev. J. H. Freedline at the Riverton funeral home last Thursday afternoon. Hymns performed by Mrs. Robert Anderson, Mrs. Earl Shull, and Mrs. Will Stubbs accompanied by flower care from Mrs. Leslie Johnson, Mrs. Elmer Roberts, and Mrs. Reed Jones. Pallbearers were nephews Sidney Beam, Raymond Beam, Clyde Beam, Wilbur Beam, Royal Smith, and Vearl Smith. Born July 22, 1873 on a Riverton area farm, Beam died February 14 at age 76 years 7 months 22 days, married March 1, 1399 to Anna L. Swatman, with daughters Leila, Irena, and Vera. He farmed in Iowa and Nebraska until 1920.
Laeved te fae amd wea vaiager bi orhe International Tarvester Taplement Ce. at Malvern for Terrata where he took a pron. pent part tos efute affairs. He was a sincere Christian, active in church events, and spent 13 retirement years in Riverton. Survived by wife Anna, three daughters Loita Storm Malvern, Irena Stonder New Orleans, Vera Stonder Omaha, two sisters Elizabeth Smith Lattsmouth, Ella Barker Altamont, two brothers Fred Omaha and Wilbur Riverton, 10 grandchildren and several great grandchildren.
A South American sloth hosts algae on its fur, forming a plant community that helps camouflage the animal. The relationship aids concealment in the forest canopy and benefits the sloth’s survival.
Paper notes advertise Inkemar Pons handlettering on wood metal plies plastic and waxed surfaces with a bottle of ink included. The line suggests a sale or offer at The Leader office with positive results hinted.
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