Funeral Rites for Linnie Rogers Held Near Randolph
Imogene area notes report funeral services for Linnie Rogers near Randolph after a lengthy illness. Born February 1 1872 in Cascade she later moved to Imogene and married late in life. Survived by two sisters Emma Hovery and Mary King, with many local relatives attending church rites at St Patricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linnie Rogers
Heai
Randolph
Loa. m
Apollo
Winnie Ane Rogers
Cascade
Ane
Imogene
Emma Hovery
Mary King
Crelelion
Neb
Thos. Rogers
St. Patricks Church
Theedal Wan
Mt. Cale
Easter Sunday Visits at the Fred McVay Home
Box Elder residents hosted Easter gatherings at several homes including McVay and Weatherly families from Des Moines and Silver City. Easter egg hunts, a 4H chase for men, and dinners at Ayre and DeBolt homes highlighted the day. illness notes include Maxine Turner with flu and Vera Sellers helping. Sowers in wheel chair, Will Rew hosting Wesley Chapel event. Vernon Frain burned on tractor. Bil McVay assisting with road work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred McVay
Myr
Carl Swift
Mir Andale Weatherly
Elizabeth Weatherly
Tes Moines
Purpest Abrahome
Elliott
Orval McVay
Myrtle Prine
Silver City
John Ayre
Donald McKenzey
Earnest. Turner
Hazel Ayre
Less DeBolt
Bea McVay
Aci McVay
Malvern
Mra
Tom Gage
Russel Prine
Irene Gage
Maxine Turner
Will] Rew
Wesley Chapel
Vernon Frain
Macedonia
Bil McVay
East Liberty Tactite Aid Sees Small Attendance
Muddy roads kept only a few ladies at the Aid meeting with Mrs. R N Duff last Wednesday. Those present worked on a quilt and planned an afternoon church session for April 19 hoping to recruit more volunteers. Mr and Mrs W H Maddocks and family spent Sunday afternoon in Silver City with his parents.
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Priewida
Coragien
Acres Leuehlin
George Water
Omaha
George Claypool
Shenandoah
Bern Maher
L. R. Goodnight
Mt. St. Scholastic College
Atchison, Kan
EB. P. Laughlin
Edward Lee
Wtile
Mathew Laughtin
Orval Bell
Terry Sullivan
Methodist
Osceola
Lewia Saner
Angela Saner
J. J. Saner
Geraldine Gilmore
Strahan
H. H. Hillyer
Misa Gilmore
Palmer
Silver City
Clinton Gee
H. C. Kane
East Dubuque, Til
Kane
Mary Margaret McGaralll
Die Gutechenritter
Troxent
Dal Mra
Gulsechenrilier
Imogene
Mae Tangh- Vin
Mae Clark
Hpestane
Minn
Kridosmatt
Wil Gischenritter Sr
Diditie
Danete Ter
Dereniah Male
Nebraska City
BF. W. Doyle
Mercy Hospital
Council Cluffs
Fr. McCarthy
Pat Maher
Dick Maher
Ed F. Laughlin
John Boyle
Domine Martin
Russell Addy
A. E. Addy
Homer Pool
Climax
Maggie Lewis
Hand Hospital
Clyde Addy Jr
Tark
Carl Irvin
Filmed
Elna
Graham
Misars Minenie
Cassin Bradley
Shenanda
Mary King
Ivan
James King
Cretehtan
Neb
Rove
Lingle Mogors
R. N. Duff
W. H. Maddocks
Mrs
Harry Maddocks
Local gathering and family visits noted in community notices
An attendance of 63 at Oaks on Sunday, with families of Aukland and other locals as guests. Various residents hosted and visited relatives from Waco and nearby towns. The Women Builders class shared a potluck at the schoolhouse, and numerous families attended meals and social events throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oals
Hen Aukland
Clair Aukland
L. Aukland
Macedonia
Wome
Mroo
Dale Nead
Marlow Mahan
Arlene Stormer
Ingrid Johsny
Baxter
Hinde
Astar
Atp
Deane
Mathie Kono
Akruseter
Diab
Jbl
Rustes Huthe
Altakwa
Son Shui
Hillsdale Rural Improvement Club Meeting and Social
Mrs Rollin Buffington hosted the Rural Improvement elab meeting with 46 members and guests on Wednesday afternoon. Miss Opal Wheeler presented Margaret Carter of Glenwood who spoke on spring styles and materials, followed by a style show. Several members modeled outfits, Graves read a poem, and refreshments were served by Mrs Bullington and committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollin Woffington
Roe
Rollin Buffington
Rena Mayberry
Opal Wheeler
Margaret Carter
Glenwood
Amelia Thieschafer
Jonera Phelps
Mary Smith
Jennie Buffington
Lola Gilbert
Miss Carter
Graves
Easter Sunday Parade of Churchgoers in Malvern
Easter was marked as a church day in Malvern with large congregations at each church. Services featured lilies and special music, sunrise breakfast for Epworth Leaguers, solos by Anna Tose Bass and Sterline Seaton, choir performances, baptisms by letter, and a communion service at the Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Epworth Leaguers
Silver City
Anna Tose Bass
Strahan
Presbyterian Church
Sterline Seaton
Alliance
Neb
Thazel Donner
Grand Island
Baptist Church
Paul Seeger
Marlin Richardson
Cancer Drive urges early cancer diagnosis and enlistment
A Mills county community session promotes early detection through x rays radium or surgery and outlines April drive plans. An 18 year old cancer case cited. enlistment tea set at one dollar with 70 percent of funds for state education and 30 percent for national groups. Recruiters named across towns and organizations, with tea hosts and auxiliary helpers ensuring outreach.
Hobby Show Entries Highlight 26 Display Pieces
W. E. Biggerstaff enters a display in the Men's and Women's Hobby Show, sponsored by the YMCA and Omaha World Herald, to be held at the city auditorium May 17 to 21. The exhibit features a 18 by 44 inch square business scene with streets and fountain, consisting of 26 articles all fastened in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Biggerstaff
Omaha World Herald
City Auditorium
Business Square
Lecture at Magouly Temple on A Creat Bos vision
Dr Theodore N Lewis, rabbi of the Noant Biiul Congregation of Bloux City, will give a lecture at the Magouly Temple in Council Bluffs Tuesday evening April 18. The topic A Creat Bos vision promises a discussion of muscular anatomy and related human traits, with emphasis on travel experiences and civic involvement by the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magouly
Council Biufn
Theodore N. Lewis
Itabbi
Noant Biiul
Bloux City
Athens
Surrender Report From Ap Ieces Court House
S text indicates surrender at Ap Ieces Court House with references to Ba Saptend ce ar and related details, suggesting a local court record fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S—Les
Apieces Court House
Epworth Leaguers Hold Easter Sunrise Service
The Malvern Epworth League represented by 15 youths led by Mrs. L. E. Ripley of Emerson attended a sunrise service at 6 o’clock in Silver City, then marched to a hilltop to watch dawn behind a large wooden cross. Sixty youths attended, with Leagues from Btra han Hasthiga Henderson Wesley Chapel Hillsdale Pacific Junction Malvern Emerson and Silver City represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Livingston
R. W. Mansfield
American Legion Auxilary
Flannagan
Mills County
Malvern
Silver Creek
Earl Dashner
Leonard Anderson
Emil Leu
Glenwood
Center
Roy Mayberry
Mineola
Rita Kruge
Silver City
Ida McCue
Mary Goos
Vinson Goos
Henderson
Harry Paul
Dallas McGrew
Pacific Junction
W. ¥. Harbart
F. M. Kemp
Hastings
Indian Creek
Fred Lockabill
Emerson
Jessie Cole
John Parker
Strahan
George Litjedahl
Erickson
Ray Hilton
Glenwood Institution
H. B. Dyas
Malvern Epworth
L. E. Ripley
Thurch
Btrahan
Hasthiga
Wesley Chapel
Hillsdale
Malvern 4-H Boys Elect Officers
Malvern 4-H boys elected officers at the Monday meeting. Jim Hering was named president, Harold Foy vice president, Joe Salyers secretary treasurer, and Eric Hall reporter. The club will pursue gardening projects and use the M. T. Davis lot on Marlon Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Jim Hering
Harold Foy
Joe Salyers
Eric Hall
M. T. Davis
Marlon Avenue
Golden Spike Days Celebration to Be in Nebraska Tour
A caravan from Omaha led by John Swanson of the Omaha Junior Chamber of Commerce stops in Malvern today to spread news of the Golden Spike Days celebration and the world premiere of Union Pacific. The route covers Hastings Emerson Red Oak Villisca Clarinda Shenandoah Sidney and Tabor, with downtown Omaha reenactments of 1870. Over 60,000 visitors are expected as participants wear period costumes across more than a dozen Nebraska communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Licensed to Wed March 27 in Malvern and Cunha unions
A fragmented notice lists several upcoming weddings with ages and locations. Entries include Prederle G Newell aged 32 marrying Nostinge and Mildred Lor talus Daakner aged 80 in Malvern, Phill Hrutta 31 with Haylee Llewett 20 in Cunha, and May Irumanell 3 with Phyllis Mickeluou 18 in Malvern, along with other pairs and dates in April. The garbled text references Richard Hickey 39 with Josephine Middleton 24 in Ravite Junction and additional pairs in Cornell Blade and nearby towns, ending with a faded line It Cease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prederle G. Newell
Nostinge
Mildred Lortalus Daakner
Malvern
Phill Hrutta
Haylee Llewett
Cunha
May Irumanell
Phyllis Mickeluou
Richard Hickey
Josephine Middleton
Ravite Junction
Richard Kuubly
Jeole Allem
Cornell Blade
Vo. Beberer
Independents End Season With Double Win At Home
Malvern's Independent basketball squad closed a strong season with two wins last Thursday. The boys led 23-17 at halftime against Percival and finished 35-25. In the girls’ game the Hillbillies showcased sharp passing, but Malvern’s team avoided fouls. Conden ted scored 14, while Cary Connor Knight and Millikan added six each as the Independents totaled 20 victories in 31 games and clinched first in the Glenwood league.
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Malvern
Percival
Hill Billtes
Bernard Cowden
Dowell
Denver Safeways
Gitig
Conden
Ted
Ozarkians
Cary
Connor
Knight
Millikan
Independents
Glenwood
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Imogene S. E. Mills
Pete, Sloai
Art Walters
Sheniansland
B. Gutselenritter
Delia Flughes
J. J. Bauer
Gutschenritter
T. F. Maher
Bi) Walters
Jack Boyd
Mary Doyle
Emmett
Donald
Robert Maher
Frank Gutschenrilter
Hannah McKelvey
Red Oak
East Liberty
Malvern Sale Barn
Andy J.berkhimer
OAKS
Frank Mintle
Des Moine
Center and Rawles Township
Darlene
Audrey Mickelwait
George Buffington
Irene Buffington
Towa City
Mr. Buffington
Irene
Merrill Nuss
Claude Williams
Donald Jackson
Ames
Dean Jackson
Nellie Connor
Ed Wendy
Tabor
Dan Lewing
Ian Fay
Millard
Fred Grudie
Orvan Grudle
Richard Throckmorton
Bob Willams
Marrill Nuss
Ernest White
Margaret Helen
Tripplett
Mo., Friday To Visit Until Sunday In the Home of Mrs. White's Father, A. L. Wood
Tripplett High
White Ds
Art Evang
Artie Clair
Storm Lake
Evans
Marlon
Buena Vista College
Herb Hammera
Hammera
Clara
Albert Asmunsen
Maxine Shook
Lowell Sell
George Phelps
Grave
Carl Phelps
Leonard Seeger
Parwa
Eld
Gilbert
Jake Ruvie
Hayden
Haselage
Walter
Ana
Dasha Beil
Halph Agan
Joho Kitwe
Wid Bis
Ryens
Adale
Ramee
Ain Gad
Homas N. Bawis
Si Ws
Leetur Baa
Lowl
Renee
Hunt
l—Nepoteon
Augustine Washington
India
Prince of Wales
Japan
Aba
Ceraven
Hastings, Merson, Red Oak
Villisca
Clar Inda
Sidney and
Gayle E. Steiner
Oldseedan
L. FP
Chevrolet
Port Tudor
Thelma Farrell
Plymouth
A. B. Judson
Ford
Milla Countinns
Rawleigh’s
Clair Braden
Mills Co
Rawleigh Dealer
Emergon
John Deere
Little Wonder
Lister
T. L. Salyers
Bill Croga
John Desre
Kunce & Nelson
Tieta Fuller and Johnson
H. P
J. O. Hamaker
Walter Alstrope
T. L. Balyers
I. N. Cheney
Emerson, Ia
Wm. Chamberlain
Leader Office
Molly Brown
Kor Sale
Carrie Wortman
Emil Ponton
Nash Db
F. Wearth
Wed
Sr Real Estate
Rau
Malvin Heal Retate Co
Hillbillies
Famous Girls’ Club
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