Death of Charles DeFord in Omaha train crash
Charles DeFord, native of Bartlett and long-time Malvern resident, died January 1, 1934 in Omaha when his track vehicle was struck by a train. The 30-year-old leaves a wife Effie Hasel Wilson and two daughters, Betty and Bonnie. Survivors include parents Mr. and Mrs. Thomes DeFord and several siblings. Funeral services were held in Omaha and Bartlett with interment at Thorman. The obituary notes his cheerful disposition and helpful nature.
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Charten DeFord
Omahs
Mills County, &N
Milla County
Hatl Price
Pacific
Charlie NeFord
Clark Hilton
Charlie
Ilfe
Malvern
Gail Valdershull
Omaha
Alice
Effie Hasel Wilson
Betty
Bonnie
Bert Vanderuhama
Hastings
Sarah Deford
Freedman
Bartlett
Christian Church
National Guard
Glenwood
Hoffman
Thorman
Aheles
George
Chariie Donald
Glenn Potter
David Morgan
Milo Aitken
Chan. Aitken
Church Loyalty Meeting in Council Bluffs Jan 16
Ministers and church officers from Council Bluffs and within fifty miles are invited to a 6 20 p m January 16 gathering at the Railroad Y M C A to hear Rev George G Dowsy describe the United Church Loyalty Crusade to run February 26 to April ? The event is organized by Rev M B Pringle president of the Council Bluffs Ministerial alliance with Rev Dewey representing the Home Missions council of 38 Protestant churches and follows an early December Omaha meeting.
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Hat
Ch Sedan
Los Angeles
New Jersey
Hia
Ste
Wayhinder
Connell Bluffs
George G. Dowsy
United Church
Iowa
Nebraska
M, BD. Pringle
Council Bluts Ministerial Alliance
Davey
Omaha
Dewey
Home Missions Council
Home Missions Boards
Sheriff’s Sale Notice in Mills County Iowa
A sheriff sale notice announces a December 22 108% court execution in Mills County Iowa against George H Lloyd et al for 3633 23 plus costs. The sale of a described parcel in Malvern and parts of Churchill Addition, containing about 1 2 acres, will occur February 16 1944 at the Glenwood Court House between 9 AM and 4 PM to the highest cash bidder.
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District Court
Mille County
Ralph B. Hobbins
Mary J. Hobbins Dedd
George EH. Lloyd
Mule County
Iowa
Wabash
Lota
Churchills
Malvern
Court House
Glenwood
Towa
DeMasa
Mills County
East Liberty Methodist Church Seeks Attendance and Plans
The East Liberty Methodist Church reports poor attendance last Sunday and hopes many will attend next Sunday's service at 10 with church school at 1. Plans for the January Church Night supper are not announced yet but will come soon. Dorothy Adams from Osage, Nebraska, visited relatives, resumed nursing training in Mercy hospital, Council Bluffs, and relatives visited Keith Miller in Glenwood after his appendectomy.
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Dorothy Adan
Osar Dellas
Dak
Mra
L. G. Adena
M. H. Latehaw
Mercy Hospital
Council
M. A. Latchaw
Evelyn
Wnd
Mrady
Legana Sails South on Southern Trip and Return Plans
Fragmented text notes Legana leaving Saturday on a southern journey with a party including a daughter. They travel via rivers to Chesapeake Bay area, spending time in Hot Springs Arkansas and Weeks, with plans to stay two months. Mentions opinions on providence and a past claim about a British victory and a 26,000 dollar appropriation by Pennsylvania.
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Mary Verre
Loachapeake
Als
Hot Springs
Ark
Opinion Tribune
Malvern Visitors and Hospital Notice
Mrs R W Manefield visited Hambure Baturdas and others in Hastings with Malvern friends yesterday. Mrs J HR Hutet hosted east of town with assistants Mrs C B Hilton and Mrs Faye Banton. Veth Crook of Iowa Nebraska Light and Power fell ill last week with appendicitis and underwent surgery at Edmundson hospital Bat Urday.
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Guy Shepard
Onrangs
Cate
Malvern
Hastings
I. T. N. Elab
Mra J. HR
Hutet
Mra
C. B. Hilton
Faye Banton
Veth Crook
Iowa-Nebraska Light and Power Company
Edmundson Hospital
Bat
Dropdock towed to Navy Yard. travel spanned miles and days
The dropdock at the Navy Yard Kolongapo was towed from Onenapedke Bay a distance of 42,000 miles. The journey took 160 days and hours. Mayor Corley of Boston says the pioneer effort will not die in Antnoles.
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Navy Yard
Kolongapo, &. 1
Onenapedke Bay
Corley
Boston
Atnolles
Local Ledger Delivers Fragmented Odds and Figures
A garbled OCR snippet shows scattered names and numbers including Win. H. Lake, SF Dykes, and monetary figures such as 866 and 56. The text references packets of wood and a 16-718 code, but legible context is minimal.
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H. Lake
Shane
Packiee Wood
Smatson
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Sheriff's Sale
East Liberty
Legana
Saterday
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Gombedone
Petry i Wealtheer
Rietory
Ta Bettie
Lake Hrie
Acoa
Pennepivania
R. W. Manefield
Tisuea Friends
Hambure Baturdas
Lander
Ireland
Bale
Chester Waite
Phos
Oscar Lee
Mitts County
Mitle
Glanwood
Lewis
Ben Breeding
Briley
Hampshire
Emerson
Bilver City
Malvern Mill
Leader
Rous
Rly
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