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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1936
Page
2
A clipped OCR fragment mentions no rest for the printer in a mid 20th century newspaper context. The text references ongoing production pressures and a pan likely indicating frustration with printing delays. No clear names, dates, places, or events are identifiable in readable segments.
A garbled column lists numerous visits and travels among local residents. It mentions Mrs. and Mr. Durkin visiting family in Emerson and Ottumwa, Mr. and Mrs. Crozier and Frances visiting from Ottumwa, and several relatives and friends visiting or returning home from short trips, with several names and places like Shenertuat, Shenertuat, Le aotisit, and Atlanta, Ga.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Glenweno and Malvern on a Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Harry, several surnames Evans Walkiey Rivrten and Phebe Walkiey. shows vague social visit with mentions of tastings and market reference, but details are obscured.
Mrs. McCausland attended the funeral of J. J. Hull at Workland Chapel in Cheyenne on Sunday at 4 p.m. The service was led by Rev. H. A. Bolle of the First Baptist Church. Burial followed at Lakeview cemetery. Family survivors include his wife Durnice Fal and son Jack.
Record of recorded deeds in Mills County from June 12 1936 to June 34 980. Entries include transfers involving G.F. Crow estate Bertrand E. Kline and others, sale of land parcels in townships 12 73 and 34 73 42, payments of 7150 dollars for parcels, and various property deeds to heirs and grantees with volumes and lot numbers. Details name Gordon Steiner H Bada Theresa Coons Gertrude Stogah Ralph Adams and others with parcels in Malvern Glowerd Emerson and surrounding areas.
Emma Rist, longtime Glenwood resident and Wisconsin native, died at her Glenwood home Thursday June 18 after a brief illness. Services were held Sunday at Glenwood Baptist Church with burial by Eastern Mare Order. Survived by three sons, two daughters, 20 grandchildren, 25 great grandchildren. The obituary notes her early life in Wisconsin and years in Glenwood, with family and local connections reflected in a string of arrivals and visits from relatives.
Lists registrations from Malvern Glenwood Emerson and Silver City with multiple brands including Ford Chevrolet and Plymouth. Names include F. S. Hamilton Charles Plumer W. H. Mack Abe Kavich J. R. Wilcox Jot R. Dutcher G. M. Duncan Gladys Surface Linthicum Ts. Janes McCloskey and Harry Paste with coach sedan and coupe models.
New pumps and dismantling of a romaine mill were underway in Malvern with repairs to a cistern and vine works. The notice lists Kuselt with a phone contact 218 for inquiries.
A fragmented report describes church events including a Thursday service, church school attendance up 20 percent, and a dinner and laziness meeting. The Rev. W. L. Lee is called to preach Sundays with a forthcoming sermon titled Christ's Unanswered Draven. The piece mentions national commemorative stamps and broader calls for justice and unity.
A garbled OCR style list names many vehicles and places such as Shirley letuteie Siler Cay Kes reley Coupe Inn VE Griggs Glenwaed Frank Wu coupe Sylvia Darlin Taber Chevridet Gas Fo Lewrey Malvern Mard Coach Charence Thunt Silver City Cleve relet sedan George Malvern Glenwoned Devdas sedan Pearl Trucks L. F. Baffington Glenwood G2 M. C. pickup Kilmartin & Warner Malvern Dolge pickup Fort Rater Laundry Ghavgornd Willys panel truck.
June licenses show couples from Omaha Council Bluffs Lincoln and surrounding areas. Entries include ages 21 to 30 with brides and grooms from Emerson Eureka Moneda Min and Ardmore Oklahoma, among others. The list mentions multiple pairings with dates in June and ties to local counties and cities.
Iowa State College extension warns after army worms join grasshoppers as crop pests in southwestern Iowa. Worthington advises prompt action using bran bait poison mix. 100 pounds dry poison to make 178 pounds ready to treat about 10 acres. Apply at dusk on warm evenings, avoid rain.
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