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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1926
Page
4
Paneer Wortak notes Ta bor pioneer Mrs Julia Matthews marked her 87th birthday today at the same homestead she and her parents settled in 1863. Four children and several grandchildren visited as relatives from Lindsay Eugene Vern and others joined in the day’s memories in Tabor.
Teacony area brief reports visits from Ames Madison Glenwood Carson and Malvern. Notables include Dr. Gov Jones hosting in Lohrville and W M Wilcox’s heart condition. Multiple families and relatives gathered for Sunday visits and holidays, with several trips among Nebraskan towns.
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Mrs Roy Livingston seeks care for her sister Mrs Fred Hetzel described as vile. James Esden and family from Sla ney returned Friday from a Europe trip including the Mediterranean and Holy Land. Walter Young came home to Chicago after weeks with relatives and illness. Ruey Raymonds family Farragut and Miss Neomi Ferrer Omaha visited the Ferrer home. Born to Bupt Eaton M Summers and wife in Lincoln on Tuesday April 27 a daughter named True Muria.
A local Odd Fellows and Rebekahs social event occurred Tuesday night to observe the Odd Fellowship anniversary. No formal program, but visiting and singing by women about long hair amused attendees. Lunch featured meat sandwiches cake pickles fruit salad and coffee as fraternal friendship was celebrated.
Mills County Iowa Board of Supervisors met April 6 8 1926 with Vinton Lewis and McGrew present. Claims were allowed to numerous vendors for county funds poor fund road fund and bridge fund, with extensive itemized payments and refunds noted. The minutes reflect per diem mileage and various repairs and services authorized.
Fragmentary text shows a heating board discussion with names Bebededah Bt B Jaden and B sades. Mentions apportionment, HEATTAR 68 mare TEA 1956, Apt 1 1 mati, and a schedule on PeENAEI. Board actions and attest statement by FRANK W CHOATH as auditor chairman.
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