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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1929
Page
3
The community mourns the sudden death of Mrs Nis Duyset who lived two miles west of Henderson. She was found in the chicken yard and apparently died of a heart attack while feeding chicks. Survived by husband, four daughters, and three sons. funeral arrangements to be announced.
Christians Endeavorers held a local party last Friday with positive remarks. The event featured social games and communal refreshments at a community hall, drawing several local families and youth members from the group.
Mrs Mary Blackwell of Omaha says a year of stomach trouble, constipation, biliousness, and sleepless nights ended after using Sargon. She reports improved appetite, better sleep, and restored health. Collins Drug Co, agents.
Firefighters were called Friday evening to extinguish a blaze in Walt Coppock's car north of town. Neighbors Dim Simmons assisting with seeds and dirt helped slow the fire until the truck arrived, causing minor damage to the vehicle.
The Methodist church youth will stage a play next Sunday evening titled Ordered South. Everyone is cordially invited to attend as it promises to be a very good performance.
A rural Omaha social note details multiple families and friends gathering at Bimaeeod park for a Sunday picnic. The crowd included Mesers G. Harover and G. W. Wilson, with spouses, sharing tales of travel, visits, and local events. Others attended funerals, visits, or trips to nearby towns, while some recovered from illness and noted small injuries.
Randolph Dinwiddie bought a Chrysler car recently and several residents report health, visits, and family news. A July 16 birth for Mr. and Mrs. Virgel Ruttedre is noted, with two girls and a boy in the home. Many neighbors travel to Omaha and Clarinda, with visits to kin in Shenandoah, Macedonia, Carson, and Council Bluffs.
Francis Lawrence Schipper former Emerson resident died July 19 at Sprague Hospital Huron D. at sixty five years ten months four days. He married Emma McFarland Feb 18 1891 at Gladstone Tl and moved many times before settling near Bancroft SD. Survived by widow Emil Schippers foster daughter Mrs Jobi Michaels of Haverott ND and many relatives. Funeral service conducted by Rev Julius J Smith at Methodist church. burial in Emerson cemetery.
About twenty five members of the B Y P U gathered at Mr and Mrs C C Smiths south of town Thursday evening to surprise Flor d who is home this summer. Games indoors and a field and track meet were enjoyed. Ice cream and cake followed, then songs around the piano. Prayer was offered by Rev J G Barnett. They departed feeling glad for the privilege of the gathering.
The Women's Relief Corps No. 914 met Saturday afternoon in Woodman hall for their regular meeting. After the work, refreshments of ice cream cake and iced tea were served by committee members Thursa Edie Jennia Kellenbam a Davis Nora Rige Mhorson ARNE Smith Marcella Norris Carrie McLain and Lizzie Cramer. Attendance was good.
A miscellaneous shower was held at the home of Mr and Mrs C E Whitney Friday evening in honor of the newlyweds Mr and Mrs Ralph Hossle of Malvern. The house decorations featured garden flowers and a two course luncheon was served. Forty eight guests attended as gifts were given and the evening ended happily with hosts Edd Hoagle Clarence Hossle John Hossle Harold Hossle and Clarence Whitney among the organizers.
Miss Amanda Jove Mitchell married Roscoe F. Van Dyke of Des Moines on Saturday morning July 26 at nine o clock in the First Methodist Church in Casey. They will reside after August 1 at Apartment 6 Drummond Apartments Des Moines. The bride is the second daughter of Kev and Mrs H Mitchell formerly of this place. The groom also lived in Emerson when his father was pastor of the Methodist church here.
Mr and Mrs Frank Pruden and their children Glade and Gynithe of Albany Ma traveled with their cousin Mrs Frank Belle Miss Miller and a friend from Barlington Mo. Henry Bobick and Fred Lemon left Tuesday to drive to Broadlaw Mont to help harvest the crop. Ray J Field was a stake holder Monday.
Names and relations abound as residents spend weekends visiting relatives in Omaha Kirkinan Greeley Osceola and Davenport. Families including the Whitesons Knights Jones Dunh Greenwood Nelson and Moges join in trips camping in Colorado and attending gatherings from Baptist assemblies to family visits.
Fragmentary note indicates a patient underwent a procedure at a hospital last Friday involving removal of tonsils and mentions a deanandoah toepttal. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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