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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1956
Page
9
A July 1 shower at Strahan Methodist Church honored Anna Kim Beebout with Mrs. HH Kayton and Mrs. Guy Grindle pouring. Approximately 50 adults and children attended as Aqua Kim opened gifts and received help from friends. Organizers listed include Mesdames Dave Angus and John Bayes.
Attendance at Oaks Sunday School was 59 with offerings of 10.78 dollars. Two birthdays noted. Ice cream party planned for Friday evening at Oaks. Numerous visits and gatherings across Red Oak, York Neb., Cherokee, and Cres ton area include families and guests from Kansas City and Omaha.
Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the Raynor Chapel Glenwood for Mrs. Perry G Bayes with Rev Paul Hicks officiating. Mary E Logan directed music and flowers were arranged by Mrs Johnnie Elms Mrs Evert Sawyers and Mrs H Hi Penn Jr. Pallbearers were Johnnie Helms Glen 5 Roger Johnnie Hockabout Richard Armstrong Ralph Millsap and Dallas Leo Plumb. Interment followed in Malvern cemetery. Ina Bell Daugherty born Beaver Dam March 22 1881 died Mercy hospital Cou Bluffs July 8 1956 after eight years illness. She came with parents to Mills county as a child and married Perry Bayes July 3 1905 at Hillsdale near Glenwood. four children survived. She was baptized in Me Baptist church Glenwood and remained a member. She leaves husband Perry four children Lawrence Read John McGinnis Glen E Bayes Rob EB Bayes, three sisters and one brother, ten grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
Roy Stranathan born April 7 1881 in Gaylord Kansas spent most life around Glenwood and Silver City farming until retirement. He belonged to Odd Fellows Rebekahs Masons and Eastern Star. Survived by two daughters a sister seven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Buried in Glenwood cemetery.
Local notes from Mills County recounts the upcoming County Fair in less than three weeks, urging exhibitors to recheck animal health certificates and tuberculosis tests, address 4-H sign placements at highway entrances, and remind clubs like Busy Bees and Future Feeders to finalize projects. A town meeting featured demonstrations on sewing and craft techniques, with plans for upcoming shows and acknowledgments for contributors.
A terse financial fragment shows figures for total capital and surplus and related capital accounts. The data includes totals like 81,380,918 and 3,297,539 with accompanying labels, though the surrounding context is incomplete. The snippet appears to be from a balance sheet or financial statement.
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