Pionto Party Brings Malvari and Fon Tanells to Riverside Picnic
A group from Malvati and Fon Tanell gathered at Biz ter a Park in Corning Sunday for a reunion picnic honoring Mrs. Nettle Hall in Riverside, California. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Roy Caudell and family, Mrs. Caudell's mother Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Caudell and Hetty, Ralph Bower, Migs Diste Baer, and George Parsons. Earlier, Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Parsons hosted a bridge gathering with nine young guests including the Balyers, Slothower, Ti L Donner, Frances Benton, Helen Wortman, and Al Wortman.
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Pionto
Corning Guniay
Malvari
Fontanells
Bizter'a Park N Corning
Nettle Hall
Riverside
Calif
Malvati
Roy Caudell
Mra. Caudell
Mra. Brown
Mra. Hall
Tom Caudell
Hetty
Ralph Bower
Migs
Diste Baer
George Parsons
Bridge
J. A. Parsons
Araties
Balyers
Slothower
Ti.l. Donner
Frances Benton
Helen .Wortman
al Jon
Wortman
Social news tip line urged for Malvern gatherings
The Leading office invites readers to phone 100 with details of any dinners, parties, or social events in Malvern and surrounding areas. Prompt reporting is requested to share all social affairs with the community.
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Malvern
Posalbia
Local Social Notes Highlight Roberson-Wilson Marriage
A Malvern area gathering hosted a fried chicken dinner and desserts with attendees including Harry Stone and Kathryn Thomas. Mr and Mrs Kempe wed in Rockport Mo last Thursday. Volney Smith accompanies their young son to celebrate. Mrs Short hosted Neighbor Kensington at her home. Miss Yolma Bacon and Welty Heddive, both of Malvern, wed last week.
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Mra
Harry Stone
T. H. Broze
W.R. Thomas
Coppers
Blyfe
Kathryn Thomas
Shenandoah
Will Bower
Malvern
Marion. Smith
Harry Kempe
Rockport
Volney Smith
Kempe
Mel- Foyal
Bhort
Mrs. George
Kensington
Yelma Bacon
Dean Bacon
Welty
Stewart family Fourth of July dinner gathering
On July 4 Misses Month and Mary Stewart hosted relatives and friends in Henderson and Malvern including Stewarts, Frinks, Wetzel twins, and James Schoening of Silver City. After a bounteous meal they visited and solved jim saw puzzles, with some attending a Red Oak fireworks display and others enjoying an evening at the Frink home near Malvern.
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Mary Stewart
Charles
Irene Stewart
C. A. Straight
Jim Straight
Clarence Frink
Batty
Lawrence
Charles Wetzel
Charlotte
Amos Smith
Henderson
A. 0. Frink
Malvers
Irene Frink
James F. Schoening
Silver City
Red Oak
Irene
Eeith
Clarence Prink
Betty
ACG
Frink
Fear
Malvern
Annual service may be held a week later if rain
Attendance last year ranged from 1500 to 3800 with many eager to participate again. The hill crest 87 feet above the Missouri offers a natural amphitheater and commanding valley views. Two brief meetings planned with Dr F M Sipson of Nebraska City and Dr Windleld Scott Insley of the Presby Church of Shenandoah. A male quartet from Madison rural church and a double quartet from Bodney to perform. A poem by Farra poet of southwest is read as welcome.
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Ning
Missouri
Bideney
Walig Je
Farra
Southwest
Laws
Sic
Bache Ip
Peter Tecobs
Neighbors Fourth A Picais Home Near Malvern
A fragmented notice places a residence described as the home of Mr and Mrs Bibert northwest of Malvern. The readable fragment mentions neighbors and a fourth area named Picais, but lacks full context or dates.
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Mra
Eva Spelbring Weds Cha Chas L Day in July Wedding
The marriage of Miss Eva Spelbring of Silver City to Mr. Charles L. Day was held at the bride's parents home on Saturday July 1 at 3 p.m. Reverend Ralph Rohr officiated before about thirty five guests in an single ring ceremony. After a Colorado vacation the Day couple will reside in Omaha where Mr Day works for the North British and Mercantile Insurance Company.
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Eva Spelbring
G. A. Spelbring
Silver City
Charles L. Day
Ralph Rohr
St. Martin's Episcopal Church
Omaha
Colorado
Mra. Day
Mr. Day
North British and Mercantile Insurance Company
Swim party honors Rose Hopp Alstrope at Glenwood Lake
Mrs Linda Miller of Mineola and Mrs Lottie Jens hosted a lakeside party at Glenwood Lake last Thursday in honor of Mrs Rose Hopp Als trope of Englon Galite. Guests included Mrs Laura Hopp Greens, Mrs Margie Hopp, Mrs Bertha Hopp, Mrs Lavora Bada, Mrs Faye Jena, Mrs Martha Destwiler, Mrs Lydia Kahl, Alta Green, Mary Hopp, with hostesses present.
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Linda Miller
Mineola Land
Mra
Lottie
Dens
Rose Hopp Alstrope
Laura Hopp
Margie Hopp
Bertha Hopp
Lavora Bada
Faye Jena
Martha Destwiler
Lydia Kahl
Alta Green
Mary Hopp
Lottie Jens
Illver Olty ''Dimen
Mrs Clevesson Returns From Laurel Montana
Mrs Clara Stevenson returned Friday from Laurel Montana where she has stayed eighteen months with her son in law Glenp Van Doren helping care for the family after the death of Mrs Van Doren whose auto was struck by a train. Her grandson, though injured, has largely recovered and should be well in a few months. The Van Dorens live on a ranch south of Laurel.
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Clara Stevenson
Laurel
Mont
Glenp
van Doren
Glenwood Fourth of July Pie Social Draws Local Family List
A fragmentary account from Glenwood describes Mrs Follett and daughter Mrs Fred Colby with a son attending a Fourth of July event in Glenwood. It mentions Alister Bilaba Bare buck and others including Cleo Wiens and Frances Grookhem plus Jim Crookham and John Crookham among attendees. The text is garbled but centers on a community celebration with family participation.
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My Follett
Fred Colby
Glenwood
Pieais
Alister
Bilaba Barebuck
Glene
Mra
Oygon
Cleo Wiens
Frances Grookhem
Sop
Jim
John Crookham
Olsieaus
Asbury Farmers Union Met July 11
The Asbury Farmers Union No. 8 met at their hall on July 11 with a good crowd despite threatening weather. After the business meeting a program of music, tap dancing, stunts and readings followed. Speaker Mr. Hanaga of Omaha Grain Mammange Bldg, manager of the Farmers Union Grain Co, saw his talk cut short by the storm. The next regular meeting is the third Tuesday in August. Everyone is invited.
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Asbury Farmers Union
Hanaga
Omaha Grain Mammange Bldg
Hillsdale Dinner Guests Spread Across Several Homes
Hillsdale residents Mr and Mrs Lewis Roone and family along with Mary Lee and others visited Mr and Mrs Clarence Boles and Junior for Sunday dinner. Lorna Hunt of Glenwood stayed with cousin Mrs Edwin Howard last week. Claude Brooks joined Sunday dinner with Fay McManigal and J D and A B Judson. Floyd Parker hosted others including L J Richardson, Marlin, June Wise and June Louise. John Kelley of Long Beach California visited Clifford and relatives. Margie Mayberry returned to duties at Marcy hospital after a three week vacation.
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Lewis Roone
Mary Lee
Harry Ranne
Patey
Glenwood
Mra
Clarence Boles
Mis. Lorna Hunt
Edwin Howard
Claude Brooks
Fay McManigul
J. D
A. B. Judson
Floyd Parker
L. J. Richardson
Marlin
June Wise
June Louise
John Kelley
Long Beach
Calf
Wednnesday
Clifford
Margie Mayberry
Marcy Hospital
Real Estate Transfers Record of Instruments Mills County Iowa
Died in the offices of the Recorder and Clerk of District court of Mills County Iowa from June 1988 to July 1988 transfers recorded. Names include Berad O Kayton to Louis J. Kupp et al with Lot 5 6 Block Grand View Add Malvern and Emeraon Gt Bank to C B Lakin. Monetary amounts noted with transfers and property descriptions including parcels and store property.
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District Court of
Mills County
Iows
Dugg
Berad O. Kayton
Louis J. Kuppet
W. D
Lote
Grand View Add
Malvern
Emeraon Gt. Bank
C. B. Lakin
Bay Lota
Land
Breas
B. Lakin
Sitvethia Ind
Eighth Grade Graduation Features Concert and Awards
The ceremony opened with a choir performance led by Milas Thelma Roberts and Mary Evelyn Logan, followed by the eighth grade procession and invocation by Rev. J. Bilngaman. Congressman Otha D. Wearth urged students to seize opportunities in education and life. County Superintendent Mary Rathke distributed diplomas and honored top students, with special awards for perfect attendance and achievement. The Glenwood Chamber of Commerce gave graduates free pool tickets as a parting gift, amid heat and crowds and photos taken of both choir and graduates.
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Callore Chantey
Milas Thelma Roberts
Mary Evelyn Logan
America
J. ¥. Bilngaman
Glenwood
Otha D. Wearth
Yray
Mary Rathke
Department of Education
Glenwood Chamber of Commerce
Sermon and fellowship note from Baptist Church plan
The Baptist Church invites all to Bible school at 10 am and preaching at 11 am with no evening service. Members from Methodist and Presbyterian churches were guests, stressing the common ground among Christians. A sermon titled The Hills offers reflection on God’s laws and the church’s role in support during tribulation.
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Baptist Church
Methodist
Presbyterian
John’s Lutheran Church German Service Sunday Morning
John’s Lutheran Church in X. FP invites parishioners to a German service at 10 o clock on Sunday with Holy Communion. Announcement to be made Thursday afternoon and evening, July.
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