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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1935

Page

6

Emerson Lucille White Weds Marion Evans at Maryville

Lucille White daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur T White of Hawthorne wed Marion Evans son of Mr and Mrs L Evans in a Maryville ceremony witnessed by Wayne Cole and his wife The bride a Hawthorne teacher recently graduated from Emerson High School and Red Oak Junior College will teach this year Mr Evans attended Shattuck Military School Faribault Minn and Town State College Ames The newlyweds plan to move to Ames where Mr Evans will manage a 2600 acre farm owned by his grandparents.

Lucile White Arthur T. White Hawthorne Marion Evans 9. L Evans Maryville Wayne Cole Emerson High School Red Oak Junior College Evans Shattuck Military School Faribault Minn Town State College Ames Ameis

Emerson Churches Hold Memorial Day Services

Memorial services were held Sunday at North Grove cemetery at 2 30 p m with a fitting program. Additional services occurred at Walnut cemetery and at the M K E church at 8 p m Rev F J Stille led the service with a ladies chorus providing music Rev L E Ripley gave the address and the W R C and American Legion Auxiliary attended in a body.

North Grove Cemetery Walnut Cemetery M. KE F. J. Stille L. E. Ripley W. R. C. and American Legion Auxiliary

Greenwood couple attend funeral then visit son in Osceola

Mr and Mrs C D Greenwood drove to Lincoln on Saturday for a friend’s funeral. From there they went to Osceola Nebraska and spent Sunday in the home of their son C G Greenwood.

C. D. Greenwood Lincoln Osceola Nebr C. G. Greenwood

Mrs Jessie Eaton Dies in Torrington Wyoming

Word arrived Monday of the death of Mrs. Jessie Eaton of Torrington Wyoming. The body was brought here for burial and the funeral services were held from the First Baptist church at 2 39 p m Wednesday. Further particulars next week.

Jessie Eaton Torrington Wyo First Baptist Church

Ladies' Aid Plans Alumni Banquet At Baptist Church

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Baptist church met Thursday with Mrs. Phoebe Smith and others. President Nannie J. Post led devotions and a brief business session outlined plans for the alumni banquet set for June 8. The next meeting is scheduled for June 27 in the church basement. Various local residents were noted visiting family and attending events in Red Oak, Emerson, Omaha, and nearby towns.

Ladies' Aid Society of the Baptist Church Phoebe Smith Baldwin A. J. Thomas Emma McMullen Nannie J. Post Aid

Veterans Buried in Eastern Mills County Cemeteries

War veterans buried in Indian Creek and Anderson townships are listed with names, ranks, units, and wars, including Civil War and World War entries. The document notes that Hastings is excluded and mentions additions or corrections for the graves marking committee.

Mills County Indian Creek Anderson Hastings Emerson Hillside Cemetery Irving G. Bass Fort Bayard N. M Eraatus W. Bennett Iowa C Andrew P. Boswell I. Lev M. H. Burton EL FL James GL. Callen William L. Campbell John Clemmer W. Vall Alexander W. Coppage Henry J. Crawford John Crawford Andrew A. Davis JH. I. David P. DeMent Chin I. Hartman Evans C. Volney L. Evans Officers’ Training School C. Pike John Q. Graham Edwin H. Grayson James Griffith N.Y. C Calvin N. Hall Ohio I Frank H. Harvey D. A. EB Jasper Karnes John H. Mitchell John Moats John B. Moore Worley A Ohio Daniel Rhoads Iowa Alfred Slack Wia James W. Smith Russell W. Snodgrass Samuel Steiner John T. Stewart Navy Conrad Strickler Lowe Thomas Titterington Kan John F. Sturgeon Harry Tubbs Iowa I Span Simuel F. Moore Timothy H. Morse James W. Roath Ind Edward F. Scott Ohio I. Catton Charles H. Hunter Towa I Wesley Chapel Jacob Caughell William Coleman Alexander Cunningham William H. Darnelt William Flekel Christopher Lockabill Towa Jesse A. Lumm James Moore Dexter Newton George Parker Robert H Pierson T. Henderson Farm Creek Samuel Bodham Mormon Battalion Watson R. Cooper Jacob Coppock Harry W. Kindig A. BE Richard Miller Addison S. Paul N.Y Augustus Richards Louis A. Renstrom Robert Robison Floyd B. Shinn Lemuel D. Shinn Charles HE. Slump Homer R. Summers Lloyd J. Titterington Tank Corps Simeon Triplett L James Warren Joseph M. Williams Wis Robert J. Wilkinson Hans F. Wilson Joel Woods Malvern John Dyke H.C. Slater C. B. Day Glenwood H. C. Birdsall Emereean

Meadow Mouse Crossing the Laughing Brook Bridge

Danny Meadow Mouse, fleeing Sharp threats, travels along the bank of the Laughing Brook, dodging danger from water and predators. After a long trek he finds an old log bridge and nimbly crosses to reach the Smiling Pool side, relieved to be safely across.

Danny Tleh Dean

Omaha Woman Visits Brother in State City

Mrs. Alta Sidney of Omaha spent Thursday with her brother B. C. Coppage. Mr. and Mrs. E. Taintar of Malvern visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Caldwell.

Alta Sidney Omaha B. C. Coppage E. Taintar Malvern Floyd Caldwell

Veteran’s Poor Beaneteries at Glenweed Cemetery

A fragmented notice from Glenweed Cemetery in Aston, Washington and New York areas mentions veteran beneficiaries and a charity fund. Details are unclear but reference BL and Albee entities as part of the parcel. The item reads like a civic notice with names and places obscured.

Military roster of Civil War soldiers and nurses listed alphabetically

A dense catalog of names with units and counties appears, listing many soldiers from Co. H to Co. G, 1st regiments, various states, and Civil War and later nurses. It includes numerous line items with company, regiment, and location details, plus mentions of cemeteries and battle contexts.

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Lucille White John Deere Michael Martin & Son Torrington, Wyoming Ladies’ Aid Helen Immanuel Hospital H. Hoaste Clarence Turner Red Oak Mra. Turner Snodgrass Edith Clarence Whitney Ruth William Steen W. R. Crawford Lenora Grinwold Judd Coppock Henderson Comer Co. E. Wiitney Council Bluffs Clarence Bowman Hal Wyland Harlan H. C. Knight Ralph Knight Shenandoah North Grove Gka Ee Burgess Danny Bingolf Litnuy Billy Mink Reddy Fox Barge WRU Forries Glenweed Cemetery Aston Co. BE An. Y. Albee Alexander James C Anthony John W Bach Penn W. W Bachman Mare EU Aviation S. A.bartluit Beer F Cole Barnet James Wynn I Birchard Ephinsey Blackmar Francis Avy Black W. W.—Bowman Francis Ly U. &. Navy Bosbyshell C. B Boyer Samuels Co W. W.—Boyle Charney Co. I U.S. Inf Buckmaster Asbury Batt Bradford Ezra Byers Melvin Fh Burke Edward Ballard John Campbell Char. W Wm D Carter George Christy Wim A. H Ta. Cay Cheeseman Sclinus Clements John Hi U. S Clingersmith S. A Cloud Nathanial W Daniel Joseph S R. H Davidson John C Davis Geo Deupree Moses T Dickerson Homer C Doan Isaac S Donner H. & Minn Edwards Abram English W. Ridgeway Ewing James J Fallon Joseph B Fields William Fry Grover Goyer Phillip Grove Harvey J Hodges Earl Hackney Montague F Haines Jonathan F Hanks Noah Harold Darius Harmon Alma Hayward U. W U.S Kates Wm. HL Kearney Abner B Kidder Charles M King Chas Sunnet Kirkpatrick Elias Lee Myrsnom Samweli Co RT Pa Deseph May Moon Eeaving Ts Ky Miss Marine Brigade Henry Tha Uo Morgan Deste’ Co Nubiey John Reo Owens Jamers Co Fangburn Wm. T Parker Harold de Batt Part Parsons Jonah M Pearson W. Henry Phillipa Pierce Manual J. Co Wfiteerv Emery Wo Phipps Tanae Me Day Plumb Roy F Powell Jason M Pratt Samuel I Provost Chas. B Quigley Robert U. S. Dragoons Avcord Wil Reveal Rickahaugh Peter Rowe Daniel Hut Rucker Ambrose Rupe James D Francis M Scott James Wm. H Lurber Byrum Shepardson Fredrick Sherfey Jushuar Co Bo Ry Stowe Willard S Isc Vt. Cay Templeton Gy Ce Thomas John Wo Daniel Avy Trout Russell My Tryon Darid la Cay Turker Honey Turner. Preelove Tyeon Folls Bay Co Colo Weterback Adlon Valentine Henry van Gilder Win Cy Co St Nebr Carroll Ward Williams Wright John D St. Art Thos Woodward Jesse Mo Woodworth Wilson Fy Martins Chapel Barton Blunt Frank Cairk James UH Cathy Jed Bose Hittin Francie May Howard Asa Kilmore Levis Foo Qedn W.owens Edmund Sweeney Toling Baliwin Thomas Piamer Green Charles Mackey Hirdivatt Desco Fairview Tiwneley Henry Way Waubonsie Raptor Stephen Tey Burns Robi Way Co Eucie Henry Mui Witch Harmony Co Burnet Jo Fulb Ia Reed Weat Liberty Cemetery Dalton Wii Cattron James H Franklin Prindle Lyman D Warren Isaac Mui Ja. Newey France Standard Servisman Gogh Standard Oil Bie
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