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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1933

Page

8

Hastings Schools Opened Monday with Expanded Attendance

Hastings opened for a new school year with the same faculty as last year and higher enrollment. Improvements include shower baths, hot and cold water in domestic science, redecorated rooms, and new geography and English texts. Superintendent Fellows leads a capable staff toward a strong year, with the high school showing 257 students and other grades totaling 300 plus.

Fiestings Hifgh Haglish Totpa Téeacherna Keventh

Accident on Highway 34 near Nishne bridge injures one

An afternoon crash on Highway 34 near the Nishne bridge involved three cars. One lady sustained serious injuries and was taken to Dit, Chiisty for care. Also noted are visits from Miss Marjorie Starr and Miss Betty Ross of Creston and other local travel mentions.

Nishne Bridge Wan Marjorie Starr Creston J. J. Starr Betty Ross Florence Davia Walden Doria Priest Cedar Falla Priaat Doris Council Blots Lawrence Martin Simmie Ord Lincoln Melvin Ord Omaha

Farewell party for Haroffs at Beetown

Neighbors and friends gathered Wednesday for a surprise farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Haroff who moved to Beetown. The event featured visits and light refreshments as well as best wishes for happiness in their new home. Several local residents attended including Mrs J J Blarr and Mrs Hites plus family and friends from Beetown and nearby towns.

B. F. Haroff Beecetown Haroff Beechetown J. J. Blarr Hites Ray Vic Cromwell Resh C .L. Parker Jimmie Adrian Woods Marie Charles Viner Leora Christle R. G. Priest Hondér Betty Mary

Hastings Social Notes Include Dutch Lunch and Visits

The Hastings column lists a Dutch lunch hosted by Mrs. J. F. Martin on September 12 with ladies invited. It also notes Harry Potter entering a hospital for injuries from an accident over two years ago, Mrs. Potter accompanying him, several Hastings residents visiting relatives, a birth of Esther Opal Allyworth on August 28, and a large group attending the State Fair in Des Moines.

Hastings Indice J. F. Martin Harry Potter Tows City la “Verne Fotter Bruce Wallahan Misa Mil- MeGale Glenwood Shaw Mrc Curt Strahan Fely Charley Viner Randolph Will Clark Chaylay Smith Tmogene Wilson Clark Esther Opal John Allyworth Hastings Des Moines Ruth Pierce Kathryn Anlderson Lorraine Clark Ethelyn Crewford Crystal Resh Valera Southerland Ming’ Chistie George Resh Agbert Blunt Bud Mitchell Edgar Lookablil Joe Clark Resh Berman Sshury Edward Kidwell Tom Chrlaty All D. D. Fellows Heeten Hung

Imogene S E Mills Schools Open in Imogene Monday

Schools across Imogene opened Monday including fetal schools parochial and public. Notable staff include Miss Lonrea Gheldob of Percival and Prof Ray overseeing high school. Miss Alice McGinnis for intermediate and eleventh grades. Miss Marie Catt of Maloy for primary grades. Parochial teachers include Sister Clo tiidag the Bapellor. Sister Anna Mary and Sister Borromen in high school. Eleter M Phillipa seventh and eighth. Sister Matriliio intermediate. Sister Gema primary. Additional teachers listed include Miss 44 Delehant for Keystohe. Miss Martha Dosis Union. Miss Vonceal Pool Glyna. Miss Mae Maher Honey Greek. Miss Mildred Sheppard Morning Star. Miss Nellie O'Dowd Shady Dell. Miss Anna belle Sanet Golf. Miss Mary Dempsey Rice.

Lon-rea Gheldob Percival Ray Alice McGinnis Marie/ Catt Maloy Clotiidag Anna Mary Borromen Eleter M. Phillipa Matriliio Gema Stade Delehant Keystohe Martha Dosis Union Mish Vonceal Pool Glyna Mise Mae Maher Mink Mildred Sheppard Morning Star Misa Nellie O'Dowd Shady Dell Annabelle Sanet Mary Dempsey Rice

Farewell events and lodge notes in early Omaha page

Mrs O Connor receives farewell from relatives in Omaha on Sept 6 with tea, cake and a purse. Ladies Auxiliary hosts August farewell with lunch and cards, Rose Rogers and Mrs Laughlin organizing. Mrs Mary Leahy heads to Sinsinawa to join Dominican Nuns. open house at St Patrick school shows improvements. Local notes mention visits, sickness, and travel of Delehanty and McDermotts, with Laylae returning from Gretna.

T. G. O'Connor fMovite Omaha Atty Aur- Mary Misa Rose Rogers L. el Quinchanrittes Marie Laughlin Frank Laughlin O'Connor Ladies’ Auxiliary Lodge Lodge

Daughter Reunited With Father After Forty-Five Years

J T Ashlock of St Joseph Missouri and his daughter Mia Bussard of Imogens Indiana were united Monday after a long search. Mia traced him after letters to another city were returned unknown. A chance overheard conversation led to the meeting with Ashlock and his second wife, marking a rare family reconciliation amid prior years of separation and distant contact.

J. T. Abstock St. Joseph Mia Efr

Mills County approves refinancing bonds plan in 1943

The Mills County Board of Supervisors authorize the issuance of eighteen 1000-dollar Refunding Bonds dated June 1 1942 to refund prior indebtedness totaling 18000. Bonds bear 5 percent interest payable semiannually with principal due in 1944 45 and 46. Registration transfers and tax levies to pay interest and principal are outlined and bonded funds to be exchanged par for par.

Silis United States of America Glenwood Iowa Milla Board of Supervisors Sald County Purmant Eald County Gaia Seid Treaeurer Anid Anc Abel Bur Pervisora Everse-Ee Mills Milla County Bexley Rosati Ragan Alf Conny Audion Perth

Mills County Board Proceedings August 28 1933 and August 8 1983

County supervisors met by adjournment with members present. Claims were approved for indigent care and public services including Mrs Dalton old ladies home and hospital care. The county auditor was directed to issue a large poor warrant to Mrs Dalton. A dispute over a Burcreon Guagolley care amount was to be compromised and settled as shown in the records.

Offich Mills County Glenwood Iowa Board of Supervisors Achenbach G. W. Davies Will Dalton Tengie Ramundson Hospital Lee Gillinan Glenwood Versaty Store Cildren’s Home Society Chus Longe Menfield Della Noah Enki H. Raynor Gearhart Lumber Co WI Dalton

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