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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1933
Page
6
Fragmented OCR text mentions a journey from a location near a city toward Tetka and south near Tiné. It notes distances around six thousand miles in vague terms and references a city wall and a hospital or home setting. Names are garbled and unclear.
In Henderson Iowa on February 26 1982 Hebderman Lodge No 1 of Whatean mourns the loss of Ota B Matbot a member and advocate of the Order The lodge resolutions include bowing to the supreme ruler mourning the memory draping the hall for thirty days and notifying the family and The Malvern Leader.
Coppocks celebrate twenty fifth wedding anniversary on Feb twenty fourth. Local friends wish many more happy anniversaries as Mr and Mrs Coppock enjoy a long marriage. The page notes several visits, hospital stays, and social gatherings involving Carson and nearby towns with mentions of AM Ladies Aid and Christian Ladies Aid events.
Two deaths reported near Henderson between Wheeler's and Wales on a Sunday. Louis Hatawell died on his old neighbor farm where he and Mrs Jewell-tave raised their son Carl and the late wife of Carl. Carl's wife had died earlier. Harvey Bolton, an early settler, died the same day at his home six miles northeast of Hoet. He was about sixty years old. No further details available. J E Henddricks of Wheeler's rove moved to Woods Town adjoining Henderson recently vacating by B Houser. The day from the hospital council Billff Shae in fesling Mya C EB Lindsey showed marginal improvement.
Creditors of the estate of M C Harover deceased and of M G Owens Co a retail mercantile firm in Henderson Iowa are informed that an inventory on file with Mills County Clerk lists the Citizens Bank Henderson and the Owens firm inventory and detailed statement of all depositors with accounts and balances.
Readable lines describe residents and social visits. Mentions Mrs Ed Witkie, Derwin Gora of Othahe, Mr and Mrs 3 C, Miss Cleo Horner, Lett Gelwinad, and a Gooth company meeting in Downed Braise with a batchnet at Hotel Chieftain. The text is partial and garbled.
Mr and Mrs F W Pietee attended the golden wedding of Mr and Mrs Felix Setz, longtime neighbors in Oakland. The event drew a sizeable gathering and included a stag party that ran late, leaving the men quite sleepy the following day.
About thirty eight youths gathered Tuesday evening then drove to the Leslie Dawson farm for a surprise party honoring Matine and Jim Dawson who are moving to Riverton this week. The evening featured card games and homemade ice cream and cake refreshments. Attendees wished the couple happiness in their new home.
A miscellaneous shower honored Mrs Dale Reed with gifts and greetings. The afternoon featured refreshments, socializing, and well wishes for her future. Several local residents attended and nearby events included visits and travels to Malvern, Nodaway, Emerson, and Blair with various family updates.
The Hastings freshmen present a program on February 22 featuring songs, etiquette rules, sketches, and student names such as Vic Biota Scott Pinglet and Jack Mitchell. James Dyer of Armenia will speak in native costume on the high school program Wednesday afternoon about His Own Experience in Arabia.
A high school event featured two basketball games and two volleyball matches. The second team edged Shepard's Tigers 7 to 4 in basketball, the high school first team beat the alumni 16 to 10, and the high school first team also defeated the second team in volleyball. Fans enjoyed the evening.
Hastings voters will elect two school directors at the March 13 election. The two directors will serve three year terms while Fred Martin is slated for a two year term. Ballot names must be filed with the secretary by Friday noon March 3.
Sunday afternoon Epworth League rally gathered ninety young people from Malvern Emerson Strahan Silver City Henderson Wesley Chapel and Hastings at the M E church. Hastings led in attendance with two special numbers from Malvern and Styer City and a talk by District Superintendent Dr Bhenton.
The M. E. Church notes list Archie Anderson and family from north of Glenwood James Beott and family aut 399 Marley of Glenwood and Marvin Fazel ioe Bundsy in Bert Oulley Ren Guyer of Strahan visited By the M. E. Pellows home Mau gh and Mre N. 2: Hall were a Abenaudoah Rat day Lycia an vais Bat Walton at tet ae
The Nagel family celebrated their eighteenth wedding anniversary with a surprise hosted by Dorothy Nagel and sister in Strahan. Guests from nearby towns attended, enjoying crokinole games and late refreshments of coke, whipped cream, and coffee. Several relatives and friends traveled from Albis and Murray to attend, while local residents celebrated community gatherings and fundraisers, including a successful father and son banquet. The neighborhood also noted hospital and funeral visits and moving plans for several families.
Dent Hites attended a county or county-like gathering in Lincoln Nebraska on Tuesday. Dawson spent the weekend with La Vera Potter Othe Quimby and Dale of Tabor visited Saturday evening at the Roy Quimby home. Mr and Mrs Minge and family visited the home of their son George Minge Sunday. Mrs D W Sluthicum and son visited Henderson and Max Shook of Malvern visited Sunday in the Harry Porter home.
News from Strahan Consolidated School lists honor roll for second semester with names across grades four and three. Perfect attendance noted for many students. arithmetic and geography work mentioned. Librarian Edy Bingham introduced. Strahan booster team, led by Art Kelly, to face Omaha and Council Bluffs at home Wednesday. Strahan Incup players include Capt. Glen Bayes and others who scored heavily in a recent game.
Five students Hobbie Himelham Eugene Cutts Esteen Malloy Virginia Smith Cleatus Powers and Martha Harris are leaving our room as eight books have been read since school began. We are on Lad a Dog and will read Further Adventures of Lad next.
Mrs G M Young traveled to Red Oak on Saturday to visit relatives. Sunday dinner guests at the W H Angus home included Mr and Mrs Ed Nagel, Clarence, Dorothy, and Lewis Conrad. The note ends with a quoted proverb about Christopher Columbus.
Imogene area residents report the February marriage of Earl Phillips and Misa Ellen Pitswater in Maryville Missouri, to reside on the Phillips farm. Nearby, a large neighbor gathering celebrated new home plans, while farms face fires, moves, and spring field work as neighbors attend dances and church suppers.
St Patricks high school presented their class play Happy Hollywood Hours to a full house in St Patricks hall Sunday night February 36. The cast includes James Mitchell Tom Connors Alice Mitchell Lucy Agnes Laughlin Rose Mary Mitchell Elizabeth Maher Donald Smith Tom Rexan Letty Lythe Charlotte Sullivan Robert Moors Jon Ryan Gerald Reed John Sullivan Taye Emerson Violet Reynolds Ansel a Saner Veronica Leahy Irene Monica Doyle Ruth Grant Margaret Scheibeler Robert Maher
The fragment details Mrs F. Ni Weber visiting her father Fohnny Hughes and relatives in Walnut, Mr and Mrs William Pike traveling to Osceola, and Miss Ben Ryan a Mercy Hospital nurse recovering from a January auto crash. A windy February 22 brought a heavy local shower of hail with snow on the Mills-Imogene line, cutting ground and causing damage near Premont.
A vintage weight loss ad urges women to take Kruschen Salt before breakfast with hot water and cut pastry, fat, and sugar. It promises 5 pounds lost in four weeks and offers a money back bottle trial, claiming health benefits and quick scales results.
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