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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1936
Page
3
A funeral was held Tuesday afternoon at the Methodist church for Henderson US ai Hockenberry who died after several weeks illness. Numerous friends attended as family neighbors offered prayers and condolences.
Funeral services were conducted at Vie Methodist church in Macedonia for Ransom W Harris born in Falters county TL in 1868. He married Marnie Pritchett Feb 1900 and farmed near Macedonia Emerson and Powell before moving to his final home in Macedonia. Survived by widow five daughters two grandsons a sister and a brother with many relatives and friends attending from Shenandoah Red Oak Red City and beyond.
The Board of Directors of Henderson Consolidated School District in Anderson Township Mills County Iowa will meet August 3 1936 at 8 p m at Henderson School House. Taxpayers will be heard for or against the following estimate of expenditures. C E Wilson District Secretary.
We thank neighbors and friends for help and expressions of sympathy after our bereavement and for the beautiful floral offerings from Mrs. Minnie Harris and children.
Box Elder reports a heavy rain Sunday night followed by a severe alast storm. Mae Roby and three sons with Mona and Betty McVay depart Ponca City after a week with relatives near Wales and Macedonia. Funeral for Alec Pickering of Mastings at Malvern, burial at Red Oak, notes his WPA service and death after a car strike. Glen Skerritt improves at Jennie Edmundson Hospital and plans to go home early next week.
Emerson observers report the Women’s Relief Corps No. 214 met in regular session on Saturday July 18 with a park picnic planned for Friday August 7 and charter draping set for August 15. Local notices recount a series of visits, travels, and weather related incidents across town including a train collision near Carl Nolean’s residence and a damaging windstorm at the Schick place.
Hillsdale Miss LaVetta Brisco spent two weeks in Shenandoah visiting friends. Miss DeLoris Lechlster of Pacific Junction visited Wednesday to Sunday in the Lowell Sell home. Miss Edith Rose visited her grandmother Mrs J W Egloff at Sidney last week. Walter Hilton has been ill for a week, slowly improving. Mrs Louise Jackson and father Mrs Gene Dashner traveled to Excelsior Springs for a 10 day vacation. Leota Brisea returned to Animes where they is for the past Juan Sunday to have been visiting from three weeks. Miss Sarah Ruse was guest Friday evening in the Walter Hilton and Mars. George Phelis attended the Mesherron tele mond gaion at the armory.
The piece notes fall prospects in Mills County with locals attracted to summer builds and rent relief via easy home ownership. It mentions a wife expecting a car, Admiral Byrn with dogs, logs revealing a pale, and Red Brand fencing as economical stock fencing. Heat wave fact ends with note on record temps.
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