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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1933
Page
8
Robbers entered the living apartments of the fortner of the Hastings Holiness Church in Hastings and stole 65 dollars from a steak kept for safekeeping. No suspects named yet.
Dr. Hagar Chaity and H. Dalzeil are filed for director while Fred Lookabill seeks treasurer. The filing closes Monday, March 13, with the school board race attracting these candidates.
Sunday School met at 10 with stormy weather causing low attendance. Epworth League gathered at 6 30 in the evening and a church service followed at 7 20. A missionary program led by Mrs Lemon Cox was postponed to next Sunday. Several members could not attend. The League discussed Bible study and the unit’s final lesson topics. Attendance remained strong for the youth group. Local movements included W E Fahnestock family visiting Scribner Nebraska, A Plumb returning from western Nebraska to farm near Macedonia, and Mrs M M Stockton’s illness. G C Greenwalt has joined a Davenport finance firm with Des Moines as headquarters. Chas Brown rented the Sam Bowen land near North Evening. Charley Parke and family visited Clarence Smith. Qafford Parker ill recently, Harry Evans and daughter Shirley traveled to Shenandoah. Jim Dixon of Glenwood visited R F Crawford. Edith Viner and sister in law Roy Viner visited Carson. Ralph Hanscom and son Robert visited W R Shepard home. Cecil Woods moved to the Martin place in the northeast part of town.
A sheriff sale is directed by an execution from the Clerk of the District Court of Milla County to the officer, dated in 8. The notice outlines the legal action and the property involved, with the sale proceeding ordered by the court under district authority.
In the North Grove neighborhood a group of men gathered midweek to help neighbor John Imel by cutting, sawing, splitting, and handing over large logs. They used a power saw and completed several tasks, with another load yet to deliver. It was a kindly deed greatly appreciated by Mr and Mrs Imel.
Hastings Iowa lodge pays tribute to Emine Clues in a February 1923 resolution. The notice notes sorrow, extends sympathy, drapes the charter for thirty days, and records the tribute in minutes. It reflects on faith, toil, and reunion in the afterlife.
In Friday action the Hastings boys basketball team traveled to Glenwood for a regional semifinal against Emerson, losing 83 to 19. Bud Mitchell led Hastings with high point totals, while the Hastings girls opened sectional tournament play at Henderson. They face Wales in a Thursday game, with rounds Friday and Saturday March 9 10 11 planned at home. The report also notes local events including a Turkish Mosaic ceremony with Armenian James Drke, detailing principals Edgar Lookabili Ruth Dalzell and Jack Mitchell Dorothy Haden, and mentions recent visits by Malvern and Omaha residents plus the Indies Garden Club gathering at Mrs N W Colting’s home and various social visits.
Community notes list visits by Mr and Mrs Everett Porcell to Sion City and Mrs Hannah of Shem andosh in R. b. Christie and Mra. Brockton homes. Delbert Ordwan bedridden briefly, Herold Mitchell from Omaha spent weekend with parents, families moved or planned moves including Walter Habbell, Leane Rawson, and others. The Ladies Cemetery Auxiliary held meetings and planned officer elections.
Imogene S E Mills notes March 1 marked moving day with numerous families relocating around Imogene and nearby farms. Names include Malloy, Delehant, Heston, Regan, Crow, Maher, Hawkins, Liston, Hatton, Minnick, and others as residents swapped farms amid ideal moving weather before a late storm. Some moves tied to farms near Shenandoah and Malvern with Johnson and Strahan area references. Local social items mention birthdays, visits, and quilting gatherings amid the seasonal upheaval.
Mrs C J Cassell helps relatives move away after twenty three years in the area. Anthony Cassell, Cedar Rapids store manager, undergoes appendicitis surgery and recovers well. Methodist Ladies Aid met near Itmo Reno with good attendance and lunch. Mrs Voncea Pool returns home after seven weeks away. Mrs Clem Maher recovers from a broken knee cap sustained in January 1949 medical incident.
Mills County Iowa boards review drainage trustee elections in McCartney Levee and St Marys districts with B F Anderson and H M Lincoln declared winners for three year terms beginning January 21 1933. They approve January 28 minutes and list numerous county fund expenses, repairs and payrolls totaling substantial amounts, adjourn to February 6 1933.
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