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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1935
Page
3
Henderson mourns the infant son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Puryear born October 23 who passed away a few days ago. The baby had been weak since birth and their family name includes Myrtle Selby before marriage. Local friends extend sympathy to the bereaved parents and relatives.
News from Henderson Consolidated School reports new student Sam Simmonds. In eighth grade Dale Byers was absent on Thursday due to illness. Hazel Rigele visited the room that day.
Mro and Mrs Ernoet White and Margaret felon visited Sunday with Mr Mrs Earl Williams at Jllegene, Mrooaral. Mrs Thalsten and Ifeof Averent Wriday night and Satarday in the Tiewess Van Orede teri. Miss Lucille Willams at Oma ha spent Sunday with her pare nts, Mr and Mrs Claude Williams. Mrs Will Thomas of Council Bluffs and Mrs Pearl Rose via jied a Thursday afternoon with Mrs Harold Thomas.
The Emerson Woman's Club hosted a Friday night program and carnival at the gym featuring songs by Clara Thorson and Gail Greenwood, piano solos by Laverne Carson, a pantomime, a style show with dresses worn by members, and a musical note from "King Tut." About $15 was raised for local child welfare work, with out-of-town guests and many local presentations.
The psychology class discussed fear and its causes and cures The U S fishery class studied the forming of the United States and the constitution In the assembly last week two girls spoke about the president in order Several students were absent for the past three days
Freshman boys work on manual training while freshmen girls prepare meals. Sophomores focus on geometry and English, with daily display of progress affecting other classes.
High school music organizations begin planning an operetta with aims to start before Christmas. The grade choir has been doing some composition work over the past week.
Wayne Bishop, a first grader, has moved away and we are sorry. Second graders are starting Winston readers this week. Eva Huckaby is a new girl in first grade. We are making a Hallowe en serene on the sand table and adding new bulletin boards for our room.
Third and fourth grade displays feature witches bats and pumpkins. In third grade students learned the poem The Sly Gobblin and in fourth grade The Hallowe en FroI. Kindig celebrated a birthday with an exke on Thursday.
Neighbors and friends gathered Saturday evening in Hillsdale for a potluck supper honoring Mrs. Leon Seeger’s birthday. Attendees included the Buss, Bagington, Whine, Williams, Williams Williams, and Pippett families, with several guests and relatives sharing in the celebration and related visits through the week.
Homer Black sold his Hastings barber shop to Haltph Hall after a week of negotiations. Possession was to be given Wednesday this week. Black has operated the business for 72 years and has not yet announced his future plans.
Attendees at the O E S friendship meeting in Council Bluffs included Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Patrick Mrs W Short Mrs C F Barna Mrs Minnie Whisler and Miss Pearl McLain. Other items note county American Legion and Auxiliary travelers in Silver City and several local visits among residents and Omaha visitors.
Born to Mr and Mrs Harlan Woods Oot a daughter at Hoosier Station northwest of teen Eugenia Scott of Denver visits sister Mrs L T D Scott for a month Ak Sar Hen program attended by Frank Oglevie in Omaha Girl Scouts meet at Mrs F D Snodgrass home Edwin and Mrs Davis visit Strahan and return with Mrs S W Rice and son Orville American Legion Auxiliary to meet Armistice Day plans urged Seven pounds of candy sent to veterans hospital at Knoxville Ten couples attend Barns grove wether roast with bridge Jubilee Singers from Rust College Holly Springs Mississippi perform at gym and M E church Morrison and Fields visit Des Moines Des Moines Masquerade bridge party nets $15 Mary Bass party at farmer Carol Johnson entertained Hallowe en games and refreshments Bussey trip to Albion Nebraska sister Mabel Shearer Omaha visit by Mabel Shearer and sister John Taylor Dist Supt D G Shenton of Council Bluffs preaches at M E church and holds quarterly conference
Record of instruments filed Sept 20 to Sept 27 1935 in Mills county Iowa covers transfers by Edna Genson to Bessie Hammers Milton H Latchaw to George G Howard Mary M Burkett to Bessie D Marshall Jasper C York to Wrynka Cemetary R W Brading to Bessie Ham mers Cathern McGee to Merl McGee Edith Breneman to P R Kelley James E Galloway to Clett Trent Frederick H Mayne to State of Iowa List includes W D entries and fraction interests in various sections 71 72 73 and 43 with sums noted and tracts described.
A compilation of property deeds and transfers in Iowa towns including Glenwood and Hastings. Entries list grantors, grantees, deed types, and parcel descriptions with prices or nominal sums, across sections, blocks, and lots, dated Sept. 27 to Oct. 4, 1935, with several minor notes on recorded interests.
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