Frances Evans Evans obituary in Malvern church circle
Frances Evans longtime Malvern resident dies at home after weeks of illness at 80. She attended Malvern Presbyterian for nearly fifty years and led church missionary work. Survived by husband Henry V Evans, three children James, Charles, and Mary Hannah, plus eighteen grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. funeral held at Presbyterian church with grandsons as pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances M. Brana
Verh
Malvarn
Evane
Malfa
Presbyterian
Malvern
Henry White
Munlo
R. Chantry
L. A. Talbott
Burles
Homer
Howard
Ralph
Charles Raines
Richard Evans
Fred Clark
Aketch
Frances
Maria
Jas. Blakeny Pesse
Elizabeth McCullough
Pessi
Washington County
Anna Clark
Old Pease Farm
Pennsyla
Lee. County
Iowa
Mt. Pleasant
Ryan
Henry Vankirk Evans
Lea County
James B
Charles H
Mary Hannah
Donley Wayne Raines
Ralph Raymond Raines
Dne
Mills County
Ife
Presbyterian Church of
Bheron
Lee County
Malvern Presbyterian Church
Missionary Society
Afteen
The
Fannie
Grandma
Masons and O E 3 to Hold Installation
A joint installation of officers from the Masons and Order of the Eastern Star will be held on Tuesday January 3, 1093, with ceremony details as announced by local lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masons
Lodse
Dsy-Cveulog
Down Go Lights as Yuletide Cheer Ends
The Yuletide season ends early in Malverh as Howata Lookabili and assistants topple related displays Monday. Chestines trees and light strings are removed. light globe losses were small this year per Lockahill counts, well below last year’s over two hundred missing or stolen globes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malverh
Howata
Lockahill
Bandits Hold Up Cars and Rob on Christmas Eve
Christmas Eve brought danger for G L Confer and his wife near Emerson as a four man gang in a speeding car attempted to stop them on Highway 34 near the Malvern viaduct. Gunfire followed as the pursuing vehicle shot into the Confer car, prompting a desperate bid to reach safety. The incident involves the Morrisseys of St Paul and the Confer household and is continued on page 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Confer
Emerson
Fred Morrissey
St. Paul
Minn
Morrisseys
Confer
Council Biuffe
Highway 34
Malvern
Morriseau
Essex
Cenfer
Page
Mills County December Court Adjourns After Trials
The Mills county district court closed its December term with most work finished last week. Judge Mantz adjourned after probate and equity matters, then Judge K R Cook presided Tuesday. Frank Woodhall of Creston pled guilty to drunken driving and was fined 300 dollars plus costs. Ramey and Ailey defaulted on bonds. Ramey found in Missouri and returned, Ailey not located. Ramey convicted and given up to five years in Anamosa reformatory. Henry Hawkes found guilty of corn theft and sentenced to five years Fort Madison. Lou Aletrope and J Airstrope lost their suit on a note for 475 dollars. One defendant pled guilty to intoxication charges and got 300 dollars in fines plus three months in county jail. John Robinson was granted a divorce from Faye Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County District Court
Fred Ailey
Jack Ramey
Frank Smith
Center Township
Ailey
Ramey
Missouri
Alley
Cook
Anamosa
Henry Hawkes
White Cloud Township
Howard Kayton
Fort Madison
Lou Aletrope
Malvern Girl Is a Holiday Bride
Miss Marjorie Priest and Hugo Pontow wed at St John s Lutheran church near Malvern in a double ring ceremony conducted by Rev H P Dahl. Pink satin gown bride and green satin bridesmaid led a reception at the groom s home with music by Kunopo Y purais and a two course lunch. The couple will reside on a northeast Malvern farm and were showered with gifts of silver, china, and linens from relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Priest
Priest
Malvern
Martha Ponton
Bell Ley
Harry
Huscold
Helen Priest
Hensock
X. A. Tmel
Lawrence Ime
Glidden
Nino Blumous
Lincoln
Frank Oxlevie
Mire Lee. Wicks
Emernoy
Galatiyes
Shea
Harold Baker
Moeville
Aud Dere
Blauwan
Clarinda
Emerson Christmas Dinner Hosts Large Family Gathering
Mr and Mrs Ralph Hossle were guests of his parents in Emerson on Sunday for a Christmas dinner with all their children present. Also invited were Mr and Mrs Ed Hossle and children Hugh and Maxine, Mr and Mrs Clarence Hos sle and daughter Virginia of Red Oak, Mr and Mrs Harold Hessle and son Robert, and Mr and Mrs Clarence Whitney and daughter Ruth of Emerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Ralph Hossle
John Hossle
Ed Hossle
Hugh
Maxine
Clarence Hossle
Virginia
Red Oak
Harold Hessle
Robert
Clarence Whitney
Ruth
Marion Wise
Hender+ son
J. H. Wise
Clara
John Wise
June
J. R. Plumb
George Nahley
Merritt
Chas. Robbins
Dewey Dyes
Omaha
Gus Bada
Prague
Nebr
Bernice Jones
Eva Townsend
Ellen Renshaw
Ruth Ravenport
Magie Bneleman
Hamburg
Nettle Catlett
Shenandoah
Robert Masters
Patterson
Eugene Masters
Lincoln
George E. Masters
Glenwood
Samuel Masters
C. Harman
Malvern
Santa Claus
Ralph Harmen
Sharpsburg
Earl Harman
Hastings
Howel Harman
Dickle
C. A. Johnson
Harve
Montana
Hay Bhow
K. R. Cook
Dinney Chelstinya Doy
Puesta Belog Br
Curt Cook
Henwood
al B. Cook
Amos
Blas Mayall Hetty
Golden Anniversary Celebrated by Mr and Mrs Miller
Mr and Mrs William Miller marked their 50 years of marriage on December 24 with quiet celebrations at their Farragut Iowa home. They wed Christmas Eve 1880 in Zanesville Ohio and later moved to Malvern after living near Strahan. Their son Roy worked for Northwestern Railroad in Detroit. Hatten died years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Abingdon
Tio
Farragut
Iowa
Strahan
Malvarn
Miller
Nome
Marion Binck
Miss Rathke Sets Rural Schools Visiting Record
Miss Mary Rathke, county superintendent, completed a record season by visiting all 71 rural schools in the county twice since September, totaling 142 visits. Her frequent visits and guidance to teachers are credited with the strong standing and excellent work of the rural schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mille County
Mary Rathke
Spen
Funeral attendees from out of town for Mrs Evans
The funeral for Mrs. Lee occurred with many out of town guests listed including Homer Howard and Charles Ralph from Dell Rapids South Dakota, Richard White Lake SD, James Hoane Sacramento CA, Isaac Raines and Robert Beeson Shenandoah IA, F H Boggess Red Oak IA, John J R Clark Henderson IA, Abner Clark Clarinda IA, and Will Burke Shenandoah IA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee “Homer
Malvern Leader Sale Dates Announced for January
Malvern events list sales for January 3 general sale at the village pavilion with Andy Berkhimer, January 14 receiver’s sale covering livestock and machinery of C. T. Boles estate, and January 1 Beckwith as receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
General Sale
Malvern Sale Pavilion
Andy Berkhimer
Treceiver's
Lvestock
C. T. Boles Estate
Beckwith
Hugo Pontow completes thirty one years as Leader reader
Hugo Pontow of Hastings renewed his thirty first subscription to The Leader, continuing a long support for the paper since editor H. B. Brown era. The editor thanks loyal subscribers who show appreciation through timely renewals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo Pontow
Leader
Hastings
Pontow
H. B. Brown
Patrick Couple Celebrate 50th Anniversary in Emerson
Mr and Mrs A A Patrick marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary on Sunday December 21 at the Emerson Baptist church. A turkey dinner followed in the basement served by their daughter in law Mrs Leslie Patrick and Mrs Oliver Patrick. Born in Blue Island Illinois and Meadville Pennsylvania respectively they have three sons William Arthur Lealle E and Oliver R and one granddaughter with three grandsons. Relatives visiting included Elmer Patrick Carnon Willis Patrick Arthur Patrick Leslie Patrick Oliver Patrick John Patrick Lowell Patrick and Rev Ewing Holland among Emerson friends who sent congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Patrick
Baptist Church
Emerson
Leslie Patrick
Oliver Patrick
Atlantia
Mr. Patrick
Blue Island
Ill
Eva Nicholson
Rantoul
Patrick
Elmer Patrick
Carnon
Willis Patrick
Arthur Patrick
Omaha
al. Yantle
John Patrick
Cargon
Lowell Patrick
Ewing Holland
Emerson Baptist Church
Christmas Dinners Brought Kinship To Malvern Areas
Christmas day gatherings filled Malvern homes with family reunions as relatives from Randolph Chadron Lincoln and Omaha joined in generous dinners. Hilton and Williams households hosted multiple generations while Bead, Wearin, Harman and others entertained guests in Red Oak Glenwood Hamburg and Shenandoah. The day closed with Santa visits and ample festive fare.
Parker's Leghorns Shine At Botan Valley Poultry Show
In a report two weeks ago the winnings of Mrs R F Parker's Leghorns were omitted. She exhibited Dark Brown Leghorns earning Cock Ist Hei tat Young Hen lst Pullet ist and 2nd Cockerel lat. She made a nice showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Botan Valley
R. RF. Parker
W H Taylor Leaves Malvern for Shenandoah Wabash Post
W H Taylor, longtime station agent for the Wabash at Malvern, departed last week to take a similar post at Shenandoah. He and Mrs Taylor moved their household goods to the new home, and he was active in the Masonic lodge and local affairs. No Malvern appointment announced yet, but expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Taylor
Wabash Railway
Malvern
Wabash
Shenandoah
Taylor
Thair
Masonic Lodge
Hogs Sold On Omaha Market Last Week
Mrs B Patrick of Berkson sold ten head of pure bred Spotted Poland China hogs on the Omaha market, eight months old, averaging about 1944 pounds. The stock was described as heavy and well suited for summer feeding, with strong merits noted by the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omahs
T B. Patrick
Berson
Oueha
Hata
Malvern Leader Hosts New Year Theater Party for Children
The Malvern Leader invites all local children to a New Year Day theater party at 3 PM in the New Empress Theater. Mrs Lela Mason has secured Little Orphan Annie starring Colleen Moore with two talking comedies. Tickets are available at The Leader office with parent pickup requested. many children already have tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viccinity
Malvern
Good Brothers Buy 3 Elevators In Fremont County
The Good Brothers of Hamburg purchased three Kilmartin elevators last week and will operate them starting Monday. G W Good will run the Hamburg elevators while Kilmartin remains in Moalvern with his implement and feed store. The deal also involves connections with Tabor and Madden Switch elevators and notes the Kilmartin family longstanding grain business in the area. The Good Brothers already own multiple elevators in Fremont County including Hamburg Payne Junction Percival McPaul Bartlett and Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Kilmartin
Good Brothers
Hamburg
Spies Kit
Malvern
Mavern
Kilmartin
Moalvern
Warner
Payne Junction
Percival
McPaul
Bartlett
Anderson
Fremont County
Christmas Program at Union School South of Emerson
Miss Mildred McGinnis led a successful Christmas program at Union School south of Emerson on Tuesday afternoon December 23. Parents and many friends attended as pupils performed songs recitations and dialogues themed around Christmas amid festive decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred McGinnis
Tnion School
Emerson
Paul Saner
Doorald Greene
Darlas Bennett
Ellen Saner
Gerald Martin
Virginia Humes
Margaret Owens
Samuel
Devona Saner
Edward Martin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frances Evans
Fe of
C. L
Judge Mants
John Robinson
Faye Robinson
Pontow, Mon
Evans
Christman
C. E. Hilton
Mary Hilton
Chas. Trively
Robert Hilton
Clyde Hilton
Randolph
Walter Hilton
Near Hilladale
Edith Hilton
Anna Moni
Chadron
Paul McDij
Roy Sawyers
Harry Hilton
George Hilton
Georgia
Marie
Frank Hobbins
M. Steals
Zulla Jean
Claire
Itabi Robbins
Glen Franky
William Shepard
Willie B. Bead
Madison
Nebr Sams
F. B. Mulholland
Charley Williams
A. G. Williams
Max
Doris
Bruce
Council Bluffs
Otco Kitne
A. L. Wolfe
Ait Glenwood
Dr. Wolfe
Carson
Billa Wolfe
C. B. Beck
K. C. Rice
Karl Hertz Jr
Aud
A. B. Anderson
Migs Lucy Aucher
Mee Walter
Mr. Wearla
Mrs. Parker
Aninie
Estpress
Tabor
Madden’s Switch
Malvern Holdings
Union School
Edward Saner
Darren Johnson
Ellen
Peyonia Sanger
Dale Greene
Anne Rose Owens
Edward Lamer
Virginia Tryines
Andy
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!