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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1923
Page
3
The Malvern Iowa column reports the death of William Crawford and a funeral with burial in Egiererson. It notes Crawford’s birth in Treelin in 1851, marriage to Mary Hage, and descendants. The item lists many local residents attending services, travels to Omaha for hospital visits, and social events including church and fraternal activities, along with multiple family updates and community notices.
Hastings residents attend social gatherings and church events including Asbury ice cream social and Lake Okoboji outings. Fred Graham, 23, former Hastings resident, died in King City Missouri. services were held in Hastings with burial at a local cemetery.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to the Malvern Fire Department for prompt service last night. The message acknowledges quick action and sincere appreciation for their help during a fire incident.
The community expresses sympathy for neighboring families amid a death in the area. Mieie sympathy is offered to the bereaved and local residents extend support to Cary and family during this difficult time.
Miss Florence La Hue visited relatives in Cara on Wednesday. Mrs. Ward Hough of Crescent visited her mother, Mrs. Nora Gravitt, the last of the week. Miss da Coppock was a visitor in Macedonia Saturday. Mrs. S. M. Coppock visited her grandchildren, the Fred Greig children, at Hastings Wednesday. They expect to live in Hastings until September and then move back to Lincoln, Miss. Bertha Baumgardener returned home from a visit with her sister and family at Omaha. Friday, Ed Emmett and wife of Omaha visited at the C. H. Amick home. Wednesday, Mr. Emmett was depot agent here in Act Fred Kenward visited his friend Dean Edmondson Tuesday. Mrs. C. L. Warbor and children returned home Tuesday from a two weeks visit with her parents at Plattsburg, Mo. Nave Owens and family were Omaha shoppers Tuesday. Little Jean Creamer invited several friends to her home Saturday to help her celebrate her seventh birthday. She received many nice presents. After the little folks enjoyed games, fruit salad, two kinds of cake and lemonade were served. All present enjoyed themselves very much. Misses Marjorie Cain and Florence Lee were Hastings visitors Saturday. Adam Herry and wife of Macedonia visited at the J. R. Toybtes home Tuesday. Charley Hunter and family of near Carson, and Will Cooper and wife were guests at the Will Cub home Sunday. HA. Workman and Doctor Monteos.
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