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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1933
Page
3
Local page records numerous residents traveling to Omaha Chicago and other cities for family matters business and social visits. Mentions Mayors and attorneys on trips, funeral attendance, shop ads, and new arrivals in Malvern with varied family movements and health updates.
E Dow Bancroft spoke to Malvern High School students at Tugaday afternoon delivering a short talk based on the Good Samaritan parable. He explored attitudes toward life and shared insights that interested the student body.
Horace Cloud Agai was elected mayor of Red Oak at the municipal election held last Monday by a majority of over 690 votes. This marks his sixth consecutive term in office. Cloud is a salesman for the Glover Farms and has long served the territory with steady political support.
The readable portions mention a farm, a house, and names but the rest is garbled. It references a public or legal matter with no clear actions, dates, or outcomes. Entities are partially legible and uncertain.
A Sunday evening union service at the Methodist church drew the largest crowd of the series, overflowing the auditorium into the lecture room. Miles Gladyx McQueen led music with Ed Weatl in as the high school chorus performed two anthems and solos by Lloyd Walker and Marjorie Donner accompanied by Wearin Bpeaks. Speakers urged church and school cooperation to guide youth through education toward reform, with officials from the Board of Education and Parent-Teacher Association outlined as planning leadership for upcoming events.
Fragmentary OCR shows a religious passage about Monte and the Redeemer. The text references the New Testament and mentions appearances by readers, though most of the content is garbled and incomplete.
A son was born to Rev. and Mrs. J. D. Thomas Treaday on March 28 at Jennie Edmunds hospital in Council Bluffs. Congratulations extend to the family. The Ladies met with Mrs. Evan Tibbles at the last meeting. Mrs. Elaworth Plum will host if roads are passable. Mrs. Harry Wilson of Council Bluffs visited her mother, Mrs. Etta Robbins, and sister, Mrs. Harvey Lisle. Last week, Mrs. Clinton Parker and Mrs. Ward Fickel attended the 4 H meeting at Mattern Thursday. Mrs. J. B. Fickel spent the afternoon with her daughter, Mrs. Lawrence Salyers. Mrs. Rose Plumb returned to the Geo. Parker home from the hospital at Council Bluffs and is improving. Jeanette Luther visited Geraldine Parker over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Parker and sons took Mrs. Ivory to her home in Tabor. Roads were bad. they could not reach Winslows and snow and rain were heavy there. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Dittus have been near Harry Wilson farm occupied by Frank Gook. Mr. and Mrs. John Alley visited his parents in Malvern. Clinton Parker and children were dinner guests at the Geo. Parker home. Mrs. Claude Wilson and her mother, Mrs. Platon, have both been ill with colds.
Hopp defends a two caucus per county system proposing county level selection of delegates for the war and day bills. He argues counties vote their delegates at the state convention, mirroring national conventions, to reflect local choice. He also criticizes the alcohol bill as a lobbyist scheme to favor a few and promote confidence in farming policy.
R Hopp condemns delays in hospital liens and veterinary first liens, urging a fairer code to protect creditors and services. He cites past votes against prioritizing hospitals, argues for timely claims on contagious disease care, and vows hard work for the people of Mills County amid winter hardship.
R L Davis aged eighty seven years and fourteen days died after long illness. Born July 5 1845 at Parkersburg WVa he moved with family to Mahaska County Iowa then Braind Nebr Elk City Okla and finally Henderson Nebraska. He married February 20 1870 to Laughes and celebrated sixty third anniversary with eleven of fourteen children surviving. Funeral with many descendants attended by about fifty seven relatives.
The text honors a long life, noting surviving wife and eleven children, and grandchildren and great grandchildren. It lists daughters Mrs Victoria Prefaot and Mrs Elisabeth McCall among survivors, and mentions Lincolin as part of the family history. The fragment references a poetic line connected to the deceased’s memory.
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