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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1938
Page
6
Hastings readers are asked to send subscription requests to News of Hastings or address them to Faye Oswald, Correspondent, with clear instructions for delivery and billing. The notice emphasizes timely processing and accurate mailing information for updated issues.
Thimble bee hosted by Mrs. Ted Bowen on June 23 welcomed 26 ladies with sandwiches, vegetable salad, ice cream and cake. Upcoming July 7 gathering hosted by Mrs. Vera Scott. 4-H girls met at Mrs. Ben Harof's. pajamag lesson given. Violet Batley spoke on Ames convention. new juniors Betty Man Fisher and Evelyn Bryan. Various visits and visits by relatives noted. Rebekah Circle to meet. alumni banquet planning discussed for July 2.</s>
Hastings mourns Oscar Theodore Carlson longtime resident and community supporter. Funeral at Methodist church with Rev James Walls. burial in Hastings cemetery. Survived by widow six children and many relatives. his son Seth Elmer died in WWI. Community note: a neighborhood picnic occurred June 16 and a hunting incident injured a local.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindness after the death of C. T. Carlson. Mentions visits to Council Bluffs for Ruth Jean Gittins and Flora Redmond, plus several local visits and travel to Lineville for a funeral. Includes notices of a Beatrice job move, Joy Maher’s anniversary, and gatherings with family and friends across Oakland Glenwood Crest and surrounding areas.
Mrs Bevis Sowers had a letter praising Paxton and Gallagher read during WOWs musical clock program on Monday and received a cane of canned goods as thanks. Marilyn Maltsberger visited relatives at Red Oak last week while many locals, including Mr and Mrs Wayne Byers and Mrs Geneva Springer, were noted residents visiting kin and attending illnesses and celebrations across the area.
A 19th century notice from Mansfield’s News Letter extols the Milly county practice’s 18 years of service, pledging broad patient care with reverent personal direction. It notes women’s wartime clerical roles, nursing graduates aged 22 to 35, and references stars and stripes ships plus the world’s tall light house at Cape Mendocino. It adds pyramids’ stone supply estimates for housing.
Mrs Frances Jacobson and Miss Naomi Warner from near Hancock were overnight guests Monday at the home of grandparents Mr and Mrs Sam Shaw. Roy Proctor and wife returned to Ottumwa after a week with her parents Will Lutz. Evelyn accompanied them for a visit in Ottumwa. Mrs A L Haines attended Carlsons funeral at Hastings. Ralph Shaw and family visited and Ralph Jr. returned home. Mary Henderson and another Mercy hospital nurse left for Arvada and Denver Colorado to visit relatives. Other visitors included Mrs W H Maddocks Fern Edna Mrs R A Skerritt Catherine near Silver City and Mrs Glen Fitch Joan of Pacific Junction. Mrs Clipson recently returned from Des Moines hospital after major operation. Supper guests at L L Richardson home included Mrs W Horton Woodinville Wash Claud Brooks and Frank Duval.
Real estate records filed in the Recorder and Clerk’s office of MINs County Iowa between June 17 and June 24 1998 include transfers from B and Q RR Co to BP Buffington for multiple lots in blocks 4 5 and 6 and adjacent streets and alleys. sheriff deed to Home Owners Loan Corp for Lot 4 Gunselleys Sub of Lot 18 Sec 12 72 43 and deed to Corp for Pt Lots 11 12 Block 29 Glenwood.
East Liberty scene covers Maddocks family gathering after Sunday church in Silver City and a reunion at Mrs. Harry Maddocks home. Attendees include Major and Mrs. Ray Maddocks Preston and Mimi of Fort Leavenworth Clarence Maddocks Bart Maddocks three children Wm Schiermeter and family near Silver City. Major Maddocks to Palo Alto then Ft. Bliss.
John Alden accompanied the Pilgrims from Southampton as a cooper and became a magistrate of the colony for over fifty years. The article also notes early farming methods, describing how corn was pounded into meal in a hollow stump when mills were unavailable.
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