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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1943
Page
8
Community news from Emerson highlights welfare efforts and local events. Bitercoblans referenced in passing as part of regional community activities.
Funeral services were held at Mission Covenant Church in Red Oak for C A Lundeen who lived east of town years ago. He came from Sweden in 1887 and, after marriage to Louise Johnson in Red Oak, lived in Montgomery County before settling in Red Oak in 1930. Surviving are son Carl W Lundeen and daughter Mrs Earl Butler of Red Oak, six grandchildren, and a number of relatives. Burial was in Emerson Cemetery.
Funeral services were held at the Baptist church Thursday afternoon for Ed Osborn with Rev. R. Courtsn presiding. Obituary read details his birth January 16, 1875 to Abbul and Caroline Osborn, and death June 23, 1949 at 68. Five months and six days. The text notes his devotion to his motherless daughter Lucile and his long service as cemetery sexton. Numerous relatives and friends attended, with tributes for his care and hard work over the years.
Henderson announces the marriage of Betty Fritcher to Pvt. Paul Talkington, June 23 at Cottonwood Falls, with Talkington returning to Camp Blanding after a furlough. The couple’s families, travel, and local postnuptial plans are noted with town and nearby residents attending events and conducting routine activities.
The note expresses gratitude to Ed Qsborn's friends for sympathy during illness and funeral. It records real estate sale by Ray Huntaman and Millard Gee of 240 acres at 110 per acre on old highway 58, now occu pied by Clinton Gee. It mentions a family dinner, Zeller couple leaving for Midland Texas, Baptist Ladies Aid meeting led by Mrs. H F Cheney, and several local social mentions with names and places.
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