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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1934
Page
3
The readable fragments describe a Hastings Sunday morning crash involving Weinck and Vanderpanl ties returning from a carn dinnt. A fire bar and grave details are unclear with references to Fred ieimk and Lenky bill's Fhertale. The text is garbled and lacks full context or outcomes.
TM Biavletoy returned home after a hospital stay following an operation at Edpyndern hospital last Thursday. He is convalescing at his home near Hastings and hopes to be as well as ever.
Dr Waldo Crouse of Creston recently passed the state chiropractic exam with an average of 94 percent and will open an office soon after Christmas with his parents in town. He plans to practice locally and move to Creston. The article also notes numerous social visits and events in nearby communities through the week, including travels to Omaha Malvern Emerson Glenwood and Essex, as well as a funeral in Emerson for Mrs Frank Shook.
Mrs Brown sustained a wrecked vehicle and escape unhurt after a Saturday collision. A Mrs Mal Te Bean Wig revenue and N J Wall were mentioned in garbled notes. A Colorado owner and Hastings visitors were noted among the fragments with no clear details or injuries.
C W Kelley restaurant has moved to the East Side and is remodeling its former location. The Cites brothers have vacated the old building and begun interior repainting and decoration, aiming to attract customers while awaiting further business plans.
Dated memories and greetings as Hubbell Baldozier wedding ties Hastings and Imperne ties. extended wishes. Town residents report trips to Missouri for trapping and visits by George Mings, Jack Niday, Keppices, Blunts, and many others. Numerous dinner gatherings, church events, and a New Year party planning unfold with lists of participants and host households.
About 450 guests attended the Empress Leader New Year show, featuring Mitzi Green in Life Orphan Annie. Potatoes collected by children were donated to Malvern welfare for needy families, with adults also attending. The event highlighted Annie’s comic strip legacy and its radio adaptation on WGN in 1920, attracting a national youth audience and extensive listener letters.
W. & Parcel directs CWA workers to perform repairs on the town hall on Monday. Bruce Wallahan visited Council Binis over the New Year festivities with Crone Rina friends and says they gave the New Year a warm welcome.
Instruments recorded Dec 8 1893 to Dec 15 1933 show three deeds among various parties including Gen. Behyruly to HM Kaywood and Franklin Lite Tus Co. amounts range from 500 to 15000 dollars. Listings cover properties in Grandview Aud Malvern Sherlit Willow Dlexwood and related parcels with names such as Bates Carlson Culver and Clyde Howard involved.
Chelmers Johnson, a pinmher and pamip repair man, fell ten feet from a well on the Ed Blezek farm after a board broke. He was rescued in town by Mr Blezek for dry clothes and finished the repair later in the day. Meantime church workers and neighbors engaged in wood cutting and quilting events, with minor injuries and holiday visits described.
A long standing maple near Randolph was felled for fuel after a blast revealed a rotted heart extending two feet or more. Woodwork remnants and wires remained, while local families hosted Christmas meals and guests across Randolph and nearby towns, with many dinners reported too late for the week’s edition.
A fragmentary account lists guests at Mary L. Johnston’s home including Elmer Amick and wife with son Wayne Roy Amick and family from Couh ei Binits plus Melvin Bills and son from Tekamah Nebraska. Mention of mixed nationalities and a writer’s note about a tea invitation scene in France.
A reader asks why advocates push disarmament but keep war paint visible, arguing that stated aims clash with apparent aggression. The letter critiques inconsistent attitudes toward defense and peace among the public, urging sincerity in stance.
Mills County Iowa December 18 1938 minutes show the board of supervisors approving numerous claims across funds. Names include Ira Arch Whitney Gillilland Otto Dudkina G Kinney N C Reasoner J F Greene J M Donelan and more with payments for court expenses, maintenance, supplies, fuel, and services. Adjournment set for December 23 1938 with notes on damaged dog claims and an extension request for the school fund.
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