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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1933
Page
7
Imogene S E Mills and Anne Babcock of Clarinda wed at Marsville Missouri on May 25. They were accompanied by Miss Maxine Bogan and Eric Mason of Clarinda and now reside in the Chambers apartment at Shenandoah.
Memorial Day was observed with High Mass and Benediction at 7 20 a m at St Patricks Catholic church for deceased soldiers. All business places closed and many visited cemeteries on Decoration Day and the day after, bringing flowers for loved ones. Noted attendees included Mrs Kate Kelter Ottumwa Mrs Minor Halbert Omaha and Mrs Anna Guenther Creston.
Entertaining the Bt Patricks senior class at their home three miles northwest of town, Lucille Laughlin figures among the guests. The item lists visits by Don Ryan, the Gutschenritters, Delehants, and others, plus a bridge project near the Laughlin home, health updates, farm work, school graduations, and travel to Council Bluffs for graduation events.
Relatives of Mr and Mrs Kim Mays gathered at their northeast Imogene home for a pickle dinner in honor of Mr Hays birthday and to be with Mrs Hays who is 11. Attendees included L C Cooper family and Joan, K S Powers and Glenwood, Roy Hatfield and Alice Emerson, H Crouse, I R Shapcott and children Hastings, N J Hall, Frank Largent and Lizzie Largent, all Hastings, and Ira Hays family Silver City. Mrs Geo Pough and daughter of Climax joined afternoon activities.
James Fleming Saree Harold Piette, born near Emerson on November 29, 1932, died May 31, 1993 in Town City. Funeral services were held June 2 at 2 p.m. at the North Grove school house, conducted by Rev. Jon J. Stille, Baptist church pastor of Emerson. Burial followed in the North Grove cemetery.
We express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for their sympathy and help at the death and funeral of our loved one Russell Fleming.
Howard Hush junior at Grinnell College and son of Senator Homer Hush of this district won the $100 Theodore Marburg prize for the best Grinnell College essay on International organization. His essay was judged first among eleven entries for content, style, and general effect. He majors in History and has contributed to the college literary magazine the Tanager.
On Wednesday May 81 students and many parents joined Rev Francis Doyle and the Do tainitan Nuns at Porters Lake for a year ending picnic. The day featured roller skating, swinging, boating and other amusements as teachers and families enjoyed a delicioUS dinner prepared by several ladies.
Property transfers recorded in May in the county show multiple lot and parcel changes. Names appear with minor inconsistencies in the OCR but indicate conveyances between private parties and possibly a couple of civic or banking entities.
Mary Matilda Brown a Mills County pioneer daughter of Salem Ohio born July 28 1860 died May 5 1933 in Glenwood after long illness She lived in Mills County since 1857 and was a mother of Hattie M Brown county recorder Funeral services were in Glenwood with Rev J F Bingaman and Rev L A Lippitt burial in Glenwood cemetery Pallbearers included W S De Moes J H Rhoades Herb Snuffin Guy Mayberry Ward Baker and Ed Mendenhall Attendants included attorney Elisha Starbuck and many townspeople She left a large family and many grandchildren and great grandchildren Her husband Thomas Hartson Brown died Oct 36 1999 and two children preceded her in death
The Washington row centers on Congressman Orin Donner Wearth facing a taunt from Texas Rep Thomas Brahton who claimed Mills County knew nothing about agriculture. The exchange, in a cloakroom chat, escalated when Wearin called Brahton a "dirt" farmer, defending Iowa roots and his status as a farmer.
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