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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1929

Page

7

Tabor Couple Celebrate Their Golden Wedding

Dr and Mia Miller hosted a noon dinner celebrating the golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs F M Laird. Attendees included relatives from Fremont Neb and Griswold with Kansas City born Belva Millet. The Lairds, long active in Fremont County and Tabor civic life, began in 1879 and raised two children Fred and Belya.

Aileen Miller Dick Laird Sidney Fred Hartis Methodist Church of Bidney Laird Southwest Town Fremont County

Champion Hill church services on postponed Sunday

The Champion Hill church reports good attendance last Sunday and announces a rescheduled schedule due to road conditions. Sunday school at 10:06 a.m. with Emmett Cardiff as superintendent, Christian Endeavor at 7 p.m., and evening worship at 7:45 p.m. sermon titled Wonders of the Hand. Paul K. Holland, pastor, invites all.

Oniesa Emmett Cardiff Christian Endeavor Paul K. Holland

Real Estate Transfers in Mills County 1929

Records show instruments filed Feb 2 to Feb 8 1929 in Mills County Iowa involving numerous deeds and re recordings. Transactions include Hattie R Warren to A J Wear for 22600 land in 28-72-41 and multiple transfers of parcels in Glenwood and surrounding townships, with various prices and notes of W D or QC D records and cemetery deeds.

District Court Mills County Iowa At & P.m Court House Hattie R. Woarren A. J. Wear W. D A. B. Judson W. P. Warren Blanche W. Kuhl Carl Lincoln W. C Anna Marie Cashin M. Estes Gordon Glenwood Anna M C. A. Wight Henderson Pearl Condell W. J. Drummell Silver City A. J. Anderson Lillian Benjamin Windham Anne E. Crowe Bamona Alvin TH Peterson W. G. Gregory Y. C A. D. French Ethel Maude Viner Young Hastings Zella Blazer Berry Minute Slater Q. C.D Pt. N.& Sek Eva M. Falwell M. Norton Margaret Schmidt H. M. Jensen Gore Sheriff Mills Co Isabelle Sweeney Treasurer Mills County Ed Hammers Greywood Cemetery Loray Bayer Recorder and Gerk Milla County Glenwood Cemetery Halis Karr Jay M. Hiley Ethel Dolph Kyasson Dolph Oliver Hammers Iowa-Nebraska Light & Power Co Lovera Hee Benj B. Deag Bik A. Harlan Frank Messmore Pacific Sunction Raymond McDonald McDonald W. DI Sherif Mills J. J. Heleley Bhexla Eeva BP Plomh Ray Pluah Et al Mark Hathaway

Strahan School Buses Grounded By Mud After Week

Muddy roads cripple Strahan Consolidated School transport last week with no bus service for three days and after Monday. Despite this attendance in the high school averaging 80 percent. Test day was cancelled as schools closed. The Strahan girls basketball team could not reach New Market for the tournament and forfeited their game.

Strahan Strahan Girls New Market

First Grade Pupils Have Good Attendance Record

The second grade posted windmills and Dutch girls on their classroom windows last week. First graders Maurice Hunt and Corrine Swain have not missed a day since last September. Children work on good food posters.

Maurice Hunt Corrine Swain

Third Grade Pupils Make Holland Posters in School

Third grade pupils are making Holland posters. Those with perfect attendance for the last six weeks include Leon Lemonds Lulu Bradley Jeanette Shook Earl Watts Paul Dale Moore and Mona Curtis.

Holland Leon Lemonds Lulu Bradley Jeanette Shook Earl Watts Paul Dale Moore Mona Curtis

Dramatic Class at Strahan Sets County Declamatory Event

The dramatic class to compete at Strahan on Tuesday March 19 for county declamatory honors. A representative from each school that has not won a first prize before will attend. Strahan school will be represented by Gladys Loughlin in this class.

Strahan Ach Strahan School Gladys Loughlin

Seventh and Eighth Grade Boys Organize Baseball Team

The seventh and eighth grade boys organize a baseball team for the school exhibit. Absences due to sickness noted. Eighth grade expands to twenty five pupils with two new entrants. Boy scouts met last Wednesday and will meet at the regular time this week.

Strahan Agricultural Class Examines Corn Marketing

Strahan Agricultural Class studies marketing of corn and whether delaying storage pays. Using thirty year Chicago price trends, the analysis shows December is not always cheapest, January often equals or exceeds December, and holding corn is generally unprofitable when fall prices are low but may pay when fall prices are high. The study cites Wallace’s Farmer insights and notes transfer of a listed sum to Thos A Harlan.

Chicago H. A. Wallace Farmer

Summerville Newsful Season and Odd Local Tales

The town notes a quirky season for Summerville sports with a 1-12 record and apologies over eligibility, while Calfred Hugwilde recuperates after a hospital stay. Local incidents include a frozen boat mishap, a cow causing track chaos, weather melting snow, and residents recovering from a spate of accidents and odd mishaps around town.

Heame Lila Towan Summerville Thare Hugwilde Qmaha

Also Mentioned on This Page

Tabor F. Mi Laird Msaughter Iegislatate Belva Millet Benjamin Moore Collins Drug CO Malvern Chin Red and White Servus Kellel Roenord Inetruwenie Ang Clark Sound JO Hob News OF the Strahan Consolidated School Muddy Strahan Agricultural Emma C. Lutter Thos. A. Harlan W.D V.C Lorredoveral Cy Cleaver Geo. Dunkey Dagenhart Blue Front Cafe Cal Raines and Weidner Davis and San You Asia Wallings Wallings Store
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