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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1938
Page
3
Hastings area lodge expresses deep sympathy to Aaron Cromwell’s family after a fatality. The candlelight tribute includes draping of charter for seven days and publishing a notice in The Malvern Leader. Also notes cemetery association meeting, well project cost, and social events including a Scouts hike and a card party hosted by Donald Vestal.
Expressions of gratitude for kindness during Mr. Crouse illness and death honor Odd Fellow and Rebekah lodges and local friends. Social items list visits, family moves, dance tonight at the Community building, and local social events across Hastings and nearby towns with several names and places.
Name Party Officials Pred 1 Lonkabill and Anna M Crawford named as commit teenman and Woman on the Democratic ticket for Hastings. Hastings page 1 highlights schedule with services and meetings. Epworth League starts at 7 pm in Hastings, Children’s Day services at Stra hin at 11 am, and a flower show turnout in Shemandoah. A parade of local visits and family events follows in Glenwood Red Oak Corning and Council Bluffs areas, with social and weekend visits noted among Mrs Nellie Fisher, Betty Mae, Susie Tall, and many others.
A Champion Hill family reunion at Alfred Cooper home celebrated Mr and Mrs J W Cooper Bernard Lyle and guests as they plan to move to Nampa Idaho. Attending were numerous relatives from Malvern Emerson Red Oak Glenwood and Strahan with church events noted and mentions of revival meetings and a Four Corner Reunion in Wales.
Elizabeth Phillips daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Phillips married Proncis Donahue on April 29 at the Little Brown Church near Nashua. She studied at Columbia Mo and Indianola and taught at Hopkinton for two years. The couple will reside in Hopkinton with families nearby expressing best wishes.
A slicker salesman working at the Osceola community sale was fined 25 dollars and costs by the mayor after an arrest. The report also notes Iowa first tenancy loan to a North English farmer under Hawkhead-Jones Farm Tenant Act, while Red Oak speller Joan Overholser was eliminated at the national contest in Washington. Mary Jon Lom as of Red Oak won the Shenandoah flower show queen title with Sidney’s representative as runner up. Jeraldine Shook and Pauline Miller of Glenwood travel to Indianola to study at Simpson College, with Mrs Leech Miller and Clyde Shook assisting. Dinner guests at Clyde Shook’s home include Ben Meade, Walter Gray, and Eugene Gray. Arlene Dunlap visits Glenwood for summer at the Harry Dunlap home and attends Shenandoah flower show afternoon.
East Deer Creek reports Leon Letoonds confined to bed with intestinal flu. Joy and Wilson Whitten families plus others attended Shenandoah flower show. Virginia Bayes hospitalized in Red Oak after appendectomy. Debert Eastwood omitted from Keystone depth grade graduates list last week due to error. Art Nims hosted dinner guests Lon Norton family and Henry Shillings family.
Record of Instruments filed May 20 to May 27 1938 in Mills County Iowa recordings show transfers including Hattie Lutz to Hattie Eglof et al for Pt Lots 32 33 34 Tabor College Subdivision Bik 2 Tabor, Brogham Stevenson to PF J Schnorr Q C Dy $1 and toadway lands, Sarah A Baker to Ellen Wright $1 W GEW NEY Sec 18 N14 W 5-8 NW Sec 5-73-41, Anna Mickelwait to Perry Wirth deed defect 60 acres in 6-71-42 and u1-72-42, Hf W Dye et al to E H Lougee $1 and V C Land in 20-71-40.
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