Golden Wedding Celebration for Mr and Mrs Campbell
Celebrants marked fifty years since their Hastings wedding with a large gathering at their country home. William Campbell and Nancy Hutchings were joined by seven children and nineteen of twenty grandchildren, plus numerous relatives and friends. A noon dinner, ice cream, cake, and extensive visiting followed, with gifts and a monetary purse presented to the couple. Many relatives from Red Oak, Hastings, Emerson, and nearby towns attended, including siblings and extended family from Iowa, Missouri, and Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Campbell
North Grove
Nancy Hutchings
Hastings
Esquire
Andrew Purcell
Nan
Sizx
Mr. Campbell
Mills County
Vieting
Campbell
Mrs. Campbell
Haatings
Pottewattamip
Duube
J. C. Robinson
Red Oak
Pearle Hatfield
Ethel Dambertz
Emerson
Lelia Peterson
Lara Rogers
St. Louis
James A. Campbell
Hale
J. P. Campbell
Lake Manawa
W. P. Campbell
Woodbine
Albert Campbell
Cargon
Olive B. Campbell
Central City
Nebr
C. 4
Burst
Greenfield
Iowa
W. A. Holm
Harry Bggns
Roy Colliery
Andy Fleming
Carmpbell
Masonic Lodges Stage Big Picnic at Fair Grounds
More than 150 members of local Masonic and Eastern Star lodges attended a big picnic at the fair grounds last Thursday evening. A supper with all trimmings was served in the amphitheater followed by coffee and tea. The evening featured volleyball, tug of war, indoor baseball, and other athletics with Rev. Paul Hicks heading the entertainment committee and Viola Mulholland and Walter Van Horne in general charge. J. H. Beckwith oversaw ice cream and pop service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Order of the Eastern Star
Bale
Atyla
Paul Hicks
Viola Mulholland
Walter van Horne
J. H. Beckwith
Association
Grounde
Ira Fritz
J. W. McNulty
W. D. Slothower
Edith Gaston
Zeno Bass Jr. Sporte
Fred Farquhar
L. A. Talbott
Verna McCord
Fred Mulholland
J .W. Miller
A. R. Graves
C. L. Kunce
Casper Citizens Claim Sinclair Lost Out in Teapot Dome Oil
Casper residents express belief that Sinclair lost influence in Teapot Dome oil controversies. The piece notes locals’ familiarity with oil lands, many employed by oil firms, and describes Casper’s transformation with refinery activity and storage tanks. The writer recounts a trip with the National Editorial association to Salt Creek oil fields, detailing heat and prairie travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Sinclair
Wertman Casper
Wyo
Caspar
Ollye
Uri
North Platte River
Dee
National Editorial Association
Salt Creek
Atreeta
Udovey
Capper
Hove
Committees Appointed for Old Settlers Day Plans
President M T Datla and Secretary F R Chantry of the Tri County Old Settlers Association of Mills Fremont and Pottewat tamie Counties named a full committee for Old Settlers Day in Malvern September 12. The event features selected speakers, music, sports, a silver cup for the largest non Mills attendance, picnic dinners, free coffee, and a large display of historic relics and antiques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. T. Datla
F. R. Chantry
Tri- County
Old Settlers Association
Mills
Fremont
Pottewattamie
Old Settlera
Malvern
Legionnaires Plan Musical Comedy for Armistice Day Carnival
At a regular meeting of the Harry Hammons Post of the American Legion Werle proposed staging additional minstrel shows in October. A committee was named to choose the date and will announce it later. Another panel is finalizing Armistice Day details, with a big carnival dance planned for that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hammons
American Legion
Werle
Garden Club Meeting Tuesday in Community Building
Garden club will gather Tuesday afternoon August 27 at 2 30 in the Community building Mrs H B Clark will read and there will be no entries or exhibits mentioned in the readable text
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Clark
Davis and Barley Field Harvest Report
Davis and nearby fields report barley growth with notable yields. The text notes a measured harvest of about thirty acres producing a substantial barley crop amid mixed weather and local farm activity.
Malvern Rains End as Paving Reaches Hastings
Malvern finishes paving the route to the river and Highway 34. A 10 day rest follows as traffic restarts. The paving crew, active eighteen days, moved eastward from Malvern to Hastings, hauling about 350 carloads of material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Caralay
Cartoad
Hastings
Hastings Mills
August Court Term Opens Tuesday With Full Docket
The August term of court opens Tuesday morning before Judge QO Wheeler with a full docket. It lists 171 cases, fewer than the April term which carried 216. Thirteen criminal cases appear, matching the April count, with petit jurors in thin supply. This is the last term until December this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler
Aistrope Family Holds Big Reunion at Malvern
Descendants of Thomas Marlin and Jane Whatt Aistrope gathered last Sunday in the grove at the old Aistrope home place four miles south of Malvern. Officers elected included Margaret Cunningham president and T. M. Alstrope treasurer. The day featured talks, reminiscences, games, and contests. 104 descendants were counted the prior year with three deaths and no births since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Marlin
Jane Whatt Aistrope
Old
Old Home Place
Margaret Cunningham
England
Henry
Alstropea
Willis B. Reed
Madigan
Nebr
Mary Jane Davis
Sarah Goodwin
Donner Alstrope
Margaret Cunning
Ham
T. M. Alstrope
Hylea
Willis E. Reed
William We
Aistrope
Aira
Adapiaan
Hertha Hall
M. J. Davie
Malverk
Cyunluahaus
Mrs. D W C Kline Dies Sudden in Sidney Saturday
Mrs Adaline Elizabeth Baxter Kline dies at 89 after heart attack in Sidney Iowa while visiting her son in Audubon. Born 1840 near Baltimore, she married D W Kline in 1858 and lived in Malvern and Audubon. Survived by four sons, three daughters, fifty grandchildren, and many relatives. funeral at Malvern Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. C. Kline
Malvern
Audubon
A. L. Chantry
Sidney
Ahie
Chantrya
Methodist
Paul H. Hicks
F. R. Chantry
L. D. Austin
R. W. Chawell
Frank d G. Tebow
Enlalle Larsson
D. E. Kilne
J. D. Paddock
Mr. Kllna
Maryville
L. E. Kline
Methodist Church
Carson, Iowa
Leighty
Newkirk
Oklahoma
Card of Thanks for Mia's Death Noted by Family
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy shown at the sudden death of our beloved mother Mia. Adaline Elizabeth Ale Re. The sons and daughters and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nather
Mia
Adaline Elizabeth
Johnson Family Reunion Held in Nebraska Sunday
Mrs. Sam Masters traveled to Weeping Water Nebraska on Sunday for a Johnson family reunion at her brother’s farm. About forty relatives gathered for a large dinner and an afternoon of visiting and reminiscing. Attendees included Mrs Masters and husband Oliver Asquith and cousins Jeune Hien Cora Ruluss, along with other Masters cousins from Glenwood and Timabs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Masters
Johnson
Byeng Vistt
Nustera
Mins
Oliver Asquith
Drawy Dawy
Bar Law
Mra. Masters
Nebraska
Jeune Hien
Cora Ruluss
Coueins
Eavge Bo
Ulenwood
Altene Mastera
Timabs
Alee
Reonion
Thieves Strike Milady Dress Shop for Fall Stock
Thieves stole a large amount of Milady Beauty and Dress Shop fall stock during the night last Wednesday. They emptied underwear and fall dresses from shelves, leaving summer goods untouched. A rear door lock and a front door entry were noted. The nightwatchman saw men with bundles and obtained a license plate number. No arrests yet. sheriff pursues clues. The proprietor lacks theft insurance, making the loss heavy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milady Beauty and Dress
O. A. Strahan
Maxcepri
Johnson Family Reunion Report From Tebor
The Johnsons and relatives gathered for the annual reunion at the Myron Muusinger home in Tebor last Sunday. Family members from nearby towns attended, with many noting familiar faces and shared memories, preserving a warm, community feel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goys
He Kroup
Merrpll
Cai
Wed Mid
Brouk Juatke
Dren
Mir
Lawrie Toles
Dad Stee
Aberin Alenshige
Wid
Arthur Miller
Winceieths
Mt Ang Alva
Miunsinger
North Plate
Neto
Mie Hebert Cyarkart
Malvern Schools Open for 1929 1930 Session
Malvern public schools begin the 1929 1930 term on Wednesday September 4 with a strong teacher corps and excellent facilities. Non resident pupils must register with district details and ninth grade students need a county superintendent certification. The superintendent and faculty will be available to meet parents Thursday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Public Schools
India Office
Malvern
FB C
Kincaid
Mia
Ruth Salyers
Misa Margaret
McCure
Nor
Championship Tourney at Fairview Club Opens This Week
Unofficial champions of Fairview Country Club gear up for the annual Championship Tourney aimed at crowning club ace with a trophy earned by three consecutive wins. Qualifying ends next Monday with entry fee and rules set. current holder is M. D. Nichols of Shenandoah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Country Club
Walter van Horne
Bruce Boehner
M. D. Nichols
Shenandoah
Faireview Country Club
Specie Permigaton
Come Mittoy
Eh Tawikt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wm. Gampsbell
Mr. William Campbell
Masonic
Tri-County
Old Settlers
Reunion
Legionnaires
Alport’ Hynes
Daviv
Mulyern
Walamally
Aistrope Family
Thomas. Marlin
Jane Watt Aistrope
A. L. Chantry Hotel
M. E. C. Kincaid
Malvern High School
B.C. Kincaid
Milady Dress Shop
Johnson Family
Tabor
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