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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1934
Page
6
The Hastings correspondent recounts Lawrence Mattin's letter describing his arrival in Scotts Bluff Nebraska. He notes his work, the town’s reception, and a positive outlook for the region's development and future prospects.
The marriage of Miss Irena Young of Hastings and Mr Harold Hizier of Omaha was consummated Thursday June 24 at Broadway Methods in Council Bluffs with Dr A A Heath officiating. The couple, who honeymooned in the Black Hills and Yellowstone, will reside in Omaha.
A reminiscence tracing Hastings history from its first hotel owned by Samuel Scott to DeWit Perry and George Foster, detailing early local figures, schools, and teachers. The piece records town events, births, visits, and community notices, with reflections by Mrs. H. A. Russell and mentions of Korinthian and Methodist landmarks, along with names of residents and neighbors.
Mr and Mrs Merritt Heher hosted a card party at their home last Tuesday evening with guests including Mr and Mrs Ben Martin Mr and Mrs Chattie Hall Mr and Mrs Jack Niday Mr and Mrs Bert Shani and daughter Norma Mr and Mrs Harold Scott Miss Freda Fellows and Thomas Christy Refreshments featured sandwiches drinks and ice cream prizes awarded to Jack Niday and Charlie Hall in a light social gathering
District secretary Fred J. Giario requests filings with the Board of Priesa of Haath Creek Township. The distorted text shows budget or filing context for a district in M ge rill and references a secretary, likely indicating an official notice of district financial or administrative action.
Sunday school plans and birthday greetings announced for a local Hastings region congregation. Attendees report rains helped crops. several residents are mentioned visiting, recovering, or traveling to Missouri, Red Oak, and nearby towns.
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