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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1935
Page
3
A Hastings celebration marked the 30th anniversary of marriage for Mar ad Mrs. OG Parcell and Mer and Marwles Young. Relatives and club members attended a youth home event with families from the Retri eval group.
Gerald Youngs from Minnesota is featured among community updates about trips, family visits, and social calls. The item mentions Max Quimby’s Omaha weekend, Mrs. Starr’s injured relative, fishing trips near Minnesota, and various Hastings Emerson visits. It notes small town connections and upcoming chautauqua programs in Hastings and Emerson.
Unclear OCR yields a jumbled, fragmentary note mentioning names and places without coherent context. No verifiable event or details emerge to summarize into a proper news item.
A readable fragment announces free movie screenings on Thursday nights. It mentions the venue tied to Martin Store and a theater setting with talks about air theater and packable features. Names and details are unclear but imply community entertainment in a local space.
Fellows entertained a party Saturday evening in Anita in honor of Charles and Jack Mitchell who moved to their new home. The guests included Wayne Ord Marvin Peace Tom Christy Air Lockabill Tom Dalzell Virsf Shanks Carl Stott Hrace Walffithan Elmo Smith Iavern Potter Dale Potter Gow Clark Ele Mer Warker and Melvin Parker. Refreshments of beer and ice were served by Mrs Fellows assisted by Mrs Harald Mitchell.
About 20 people from Hastings and vicinity gathered to bid Frank Mitchell a farewell at the Hayden Clark home. The evening featured playing cards and refreshments as guests wished him a happy landing in Anita.
The Ladies' Aid will meet on July 10 with a parade and a program including members and guests. The column also lists local visits and distances, with notes on who traveled to Omaha, Shenandoah, Malvern, Red Oak, and other nearby towns. Several residents and visitors are mentioned, including Nebbitt, Velma Malzell, Miss Mayme Degenhart, Miss Hiu Crawford, and Herman Schurr, among others, with hospital and family visits noted.
Wayne Blackman rushed to Clarkson hospital Omaha for appendicitis operation. Mr and Mrs Walter Coley announce daughter Mable. Eugene Van Orsdel dined with Sid ney business associate Malcolm Cannon. Bernard Gray of Nebraska City visited Walter Hilton. Maxine Van Orsdor et celebrated Anthony’s birthday weekend with Delashmutt family in Pacific Junction. Household guests included G C Dillehay and Clifford Dillehay household.
Box Elder locals share weekend visits with relatives in Canton and nearby towns. Karl Keast and Jeanne Weatherly families vacation plans in Kangay are noted along with a two week trip. Fred McVay’s mother Mrs Milt McVay of Macedonia f in ill health prompts concern. Local residents stop by homes in Lansing and Urbata while Marion Plumb travels to Nebraska.
Local residents host birthdays, visits, and church events across Henderson and nearby towns. Families from Council Bluffs, Macedonia, Glenwood, and Carson attend dinners, anniversaries, Bible school, and quilting sessions while merchants and officials plan meetings. A court notice announces a sale in Glenwood, with cash at hand.
Dave Taylor a resident of Bartlett died at his home Thursday night after a several week illness. He was 1d years old and is survived by his widow May, three sons Edgar Ralph and Dale two daughters Wilmetta and Gene one brother Harry, all of Bartlett. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon in the Bartlett Christian church, conducted by Rev. Charles Aitken and Rev. Pier Hurial. Burial was in Thurman cemetery. Pallbearers were Ernest Harless Charles Harless Guy Asman Bruce Conner Charley Weight and Jim Van Rutun. Mr. Taylor was born nearby and spent most of his life in the area. He will be greatly missed by acquaintances. Bruce Conner transacted business in Sidney Saturday. Ernest Williams and daughter visited Council Bluffs Monday. Mrs. Jack Sheldon was a Sunday visitor at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Jess Taylor near Malvern. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Jackson and son of Council Bluffs visited the Walters Grimm home. Charley Harless transacted business in Glenwood and Tabor Saturday. Jack Sheldon was an Omaha visitor Saturday. Misses Helen Ruth and June Leonard of Tabor visited Sunday at the Leonard grandparents home.
Mrs Daisy Rimel of Bedford and her son Floyd visited in the Laura Kerney home. Mr and Mrs R K Henderson and children were dinner guests in the M H Latchaw home. Alton Alberts and family from near Malvern. guests in Sam Shaw and L H Henderson homes. The Brower and Kearney families mentioned. church services planned next Saturday with Sunday school follow.
By virtue of an execution issued May 28 1934 from Mills County District Court The First Trust Joint Stock and Tank of Chicago as plaintiff against W M Houser et al defendants for 14414 31 with costs 594 accruing sale of real estate described as NE quarter of section 11 and part of NW quarter of section 12 west of Farm Creek township 73 north range 40 west containing 184 acres to satisfy execution will be offered for sale.
Record of Instruments filed in Mills County Iowa from June 7 to June 21 1935 shows transfers in Glenwood Cemetery lots and nearby parcels. Transfers include Rodman Lot 996 and related sections to Lewis Rodman, and deeds between Shriver, Boyd, Creamer, Keast, Henderson, Bass, and Rasa among others, with prices listed and sub divisions noted.
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