News of Our Subscribers Advance Renewals and Moves
Subscribers from many states report renewals and address changes for the Leader. Mrs. D A Wilson of Irwin requests another year, while Mrs. E C Kayton moves from Oklahoma to Excelator Springs, Missouri. Eugene Oregon’s Mrs. Anna McClain updates to 1033 High Street for Caro line McClain living with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Wilson
Irwin
Love
C. EB. Irwin
Lincoln
Henderson
E. C. Kayton
Oklahoma
Excelator Springs
Anna McClain
Eugene
Oregon
Caroline McClain
High Street
M. W. Irvin
Malvern
Ada Ha
Downing
Torrington
Wyo
Washington Avenue
Laura McDowell
Omaha
Fourth Street
F. P. Lewis
Crawford
Nebr
W. C. Meadows
Rollings Coppock
Shenendowh
Agein
Field Deed Company
Q. Bh Pillehay
Logan
Council Blute
Fo Na
Fort Braden
Emernon
Hadiya
Pea Aol
Mungdonia
Saslonlyy
Randolph
C. Henter
Santa Ana
Calif
Brownaribe
Everett
California
B. F. Higgins
Elgin
C.H. Elder
Ienderson
Jawa
St. Joseph
Belle Bowen
San Diego
Lyons
Nebras
Mary Biebricher
Bellevue
Ohio
Jessie B. Eaton
Nellie Hollingsworth Young
Death claims A. H. Shierbon in Tabor Iowa
A H Shierbon longtime southern county resident died at his north Tabor home Sunday morning after a brief illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday at his home with Rev W Rector officiating and burial in Malvern cemetery beside his wife. Surviving children include W H Shierbon of Randolph, J W Shierbon of Omaha, two daughters Mrs O Be Allely of Boulder and Lena Shierbon of Tabor, and a host of relatives and friends.
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A. Hi. Shierbon
Randolph
Tabor
North Tabor
Lena
W Prector
Methodist
Malvern
T. M. Alfstrope
James Armstrong
VY. A
Sadie Porter
Better Land
Goys
W. H. End
Rendolpp
J. We
Omaha
O. Be Allely
Boulder
Cole
Mise Lena Bhelbou
Alan
Pranud Childrag
Ahi
Rural school punctuality rewards self-disciplined pupils
The Rural School punctuality list names pupils from Forworthy Maurine Deitch ferd teachers and residents at Deer Creek Center Osborne Valley Bethlehem Pacific City and other schools. The fifth period spans six weeks to end April with eighth grade exams county track meet and school picnics ahead. Graduation date likely in late May and the Rural School Exhibit slated for Cornell Bluffs March 9 1.
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Forworthy School
Rauth Donner
Amy Horn
Loretta Horn
Carl Holden
Joe Donner
Juanita Holden
Randall Donner
Phyllis Wilton
Rihanna Horn
Willis Lee Parks
Garold Breeding
Allan Hasselquist
Helen Hasselquist
Florence Swoboda
Hazel Hasselquist
Carl Stndgill
Margaret Buttman
Williams School
Maurine Deitch+fer
William Stacy
Lorna Stacy
Camille Gilmore
Maxie Maxwell
Charles Baylor
Deer Creek Township
Elva
Surface
Josephine Russell
James Lloyd
Clarence Archer
Fred Shaw
Clara Marie Douglas
Maxthe Shaw
Helen Myers
Edna Douglas
Willie Huntsman
Geneva Huntsman
Cora Hunteman
Osborne Valley
Jessie Frazier
Charles Wright
Maria Wright
Max Sell
Dorothy Howsard
Hethlehem School
Georgia Davis
Helen iAneoh
Cathryn Thomas
Shirley Lincoln
Ethyl Incoln
Oso May Lincoln
Esther Lincoln
Lyle Powles
Raymond Lincoln
Join Thomas
Wayne Lincoln
Ruby Powles
Pacific City School
Thelma Roberta
Betty Barbour
Ruby Karr
Lyla Hansen
Leonard Terry
Elsie Brightenburg
Dorothy Timmermann
Florence Brightenburg
Jane Barbour
Darrell Barbour
Maris Terry
Wendell Vinton
Cornell Bluffs
Millz County
Malvern Fairview Country Club Forms with Local Members
Malvern's Fairview Country Club becomes a formal organization with articles of incorporation filed and a growing membership. President Randerson leads a 47-member roster, with officers Donner treasurer and Dr W M Sett secretary, as the club uses Eddy farm land south of the fairgrounds for a new course. Members hail from nearby towns at half rates, and a local band project begins, aided by Prof. Huester, with new instruments including a $300 Susyphone and cornet ready for use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Fairview Country Club
EH. Randerson
Donner
TR. Foster
W. M. Tett
Haa Tengen
Eddy Farm
Fair Grounds
Sur
Glenwood
W. M. Sett
J. BE. Randerson
Bruce Boetmer
Warry Stone
Ward Slothower
J. R. McClymond
J. F. Wearth
K. I R. Cook
J. N. Summers
E.W. Knight
A. P. Kilmartin
A. R. Beatt
B. A. Benton
J. J. Deck
Louis Len
Arno Huesfer
Prof. Huester
J. Ht. Norris
Totel
T Ihey
Spring He Swift Glows Over Awakening Meadows
Fragmented OCR text describes seasonal change with imagery of streams, blossoms, and waking woods. It references springtime signs in meadows, pear trees, and green growth, though many phrases are garbled. The readable elements evoke nature's renewal and the shift from winter to spring.
Piano Pupil Recital At North Marion Avenue Home
Mrs May Whitney Farthan led a piano recital at Mr and Mrs He T Beattie s home on north Marion avenue last Wednesday evening featuring Lucy Phylla Keyes Kilner Farquhar and a list of works by Czerny Mozart Mendelssohn Chopin and other composers performed by students including June Fletcher Lorraine Pletcher Ruth Walker and Mary Paullin The program showcased ensemble pieces and solo numbers with comments on the variety of pieces and performers Later entertaining at 4:30 o clock featured Mr and Mrs C L Bunge hosting guests including several families and friends A basement bargain sale by the library association took place on Friday through Sunday with various bargains noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Whitney Farthan
Madrigal Club delivers refined Simpson College concert in Malvern
The Madrigal Club of Simpson College gave a strong, well balanced program at the Methodist church last Saturday despite rain and poor roads. Director Lester Spring drew standout performances from the male quartet Musara Midway Me Cammond Riley and Danley, with solo work by Erle Danley and soprano Miss Welen Hansell, all praised for tone and harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Simpson College
Althaneh
Peope
Ulab
Lester B. Spring
Oor Concietor
Tn Fom
Musara
Midway
Cammond
Riley
Danley
Simpson
Erle Danley
Malvern
Urey
Mile
Simpson Conservatory
Shenandoah
Methodist’ Church
Loren Davidson
Lillian Honeyman
More Money for Flag Markers Exchange Planned
A committee organizing flag marker funding for veterans graves reports 122 markers needed in Malvern, South Grove, and East Aberty cemeteries, up from 110. Many graves have no relatives to pay, so a fundraiser exchange will be held at Paullin's Meat Market on Saturday April 16 starting 9:00 p.m. Residents with ties to veterans or community supporters are urged to contribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
South Grove
East Aberty
Paullin
New Check Law Passed by Legislature
The present legislature approved a new check law aimed at punishing insufficient funds. It prohibits postdating checks and threatens imprisonment for bad checks. Courts will enforce penalties and merchants may refuse funds without bank verification. The measure strengthens prior statutes and seeks to deter check fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buprege Court
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. H. Shierbon
South Part
Mills County
Z. W. Baer
L. B. Foster
Amos Paullin
Dr. Loughler
Carl H. Cook
Cc. E. Saar
Alyr
May Whitney Farnham
H. T. Beattie Home
Sailor Boys
Lucy Phylla Keyes
Lucy Phyltty Keyes
Kilner Farquhar Valeoin
Mathilde Libro
Siorraina Fletcher Witt
Marina Benton
Robert Bento
Sehwilm
Betty Swain
Janet Swain
Lucy Phyllis Keyes
Eddie Wearin
Homer
Janet Swain Shepherd
Czerny
June Fletcher
Lorraine Pletcher
Ewing
Kathleen Poindexter
Goodrich Scherza
Diabelic
Carolyn Cook Marche Pontificeals
Ruth Walker Gounod
Barcarolle
Loew
Jane Fletcher
Rubenstein
Spaulding
Mozart
Gullaby
Leybach
Tha
Ward
Mary Paullin
Lassen Harriett Beattie Cromatic
Lilset
Wearth
Genevieve Landis
Grace Lucille Marshall Dondola
Mendelssohn
Ward Margaret Berklimer
Bilda McNulty
Walter Lilies
Githeas
Larantelle
Heller
Bernice Wilwon
Chopin Naom
Harmon Hark
Hark the
Lark
Louise Bower
Lope Peyuin
Mra
C. Ll. Bunge
BR. OW. Mansfeld
Harry Stone
Mirv
J. ON. Samers
J) Anderson
Amos Paullta
Autopnet
Abrary Fridey Oul
Madrigal Club
Simpson College Musical Organization
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