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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1927
Page
3
Local notes include visits from Des Moines and Council Bluffs travelers, births and anniversaries, and socials. Family visits, church events, and farmer neighbors populate a lively Henderson section with multiple name checks, engagements, and upcoming sales and services. The Malvern paper records daily life through June and July events, birthdays, and community milestones.
Death notice for John Martin long resident of Macedonia, previously in this area, who died at a Lincoln sanitarium last week. The item lists familial and nearby towns connections, social visits, and local happenings from Deer Creek and surrounding communities with references to many residents, events, and places.
The Mills County Board of Supervisors met June 15 1927 with all members present. Minutes from June 6 7 and 13 were read and approved. Claims listed include C A Barns assessor Indian Creek Pundween F258 33 and multiple dog returns to Domestic Animal Fund and County Fund assessments by W H Burrows A M Lincoln J M Morgan D S Kinney and others. Report of committee counts cash on hand in the county treasurer office as of May 31 1927.
Mrs Corella Van Kirk returned from Lincoln where she was away two weeks Clarence Virtue is home from university at Lincoln Spencer Little drove over with Clarence Zelma Bays attended her cousin Ruby Atkins wedding in Des Moines then Newton visiting Jack Clipson buys Mrs Rains residence for 2000 dollars in southwest town crossing repairs underway by Willa Coburn crew Mrs Guy Parker making progress in recovery from hospital stay Richard Bady underwent major operation at his age aiming to recover. Saniye har illness note and miscellaneous local items rounded up
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