Parties and socials in Malvern area events
A roundup of social gatherings includes Edward Menschel hosting a group at his home with Miss Esther Leu. Mrs. Kincaid honored by neighbors at Mrs. Farquhar’s. L. T. N. club to meet. Lavonne Worstall entertains for college-bound students. many picnics, dinners, bridge games, and birthday celebrations across Malvern and nearby areas with neighbors and relatives attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menschel
Hove
Edward Menschéel
Esther Leu
Atgelin Menschel
Malvern
Erna Leu
Gertrude Leu
Dorta Leu
Lila Yontow
Rosa Pontow
Leona Lew
Margaret Leu
Robert Leu
Carl Leu
Albert Slepold
Otto Slepold
Arthur Menschel
Mr. Bruno
Kincaid
B.C. Kincaid
Fred Farquhar
Meadamea C
C. Alstrone
Campbell
Fred Robinson
W. A. McCormack
Walter Alfstrone
Mra. Kincaid
Trek
Angel
L.T. NS
Clinton Robbins
Lavonne Worstall
Hearls
Lela Raines
MarrKaret Berkhimer
Bernice Wilson
Lioyd Short
Clifford Hillehay
Early Iowa Birds Vanish Amid Prairie and Woodlands
Walter W. Aitken recounts in the April 1931 Palimpsest how Iowa once swarmed with prairie chickens, Carolina parakeets, whooping cranes, Labrador ducks, passenger pigeons, and wild turkeys. Settler hunting and lax laws led to rapid declines. many species disappeared by the early 20th century, including the parakeet in 1874 and cranes as a rare migrant by 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Towa
Walter W. Aitken
the Palimpsest
Towa City
State Historical Society of
Hillett Coues
Northwest
Death of Ed Cardiff prompts community sympathy
The community mourns Ed Cardiff a former resident after an appendix operation in May led to his death. Funeral services were in Emerson with burial in Emerson cemetery. Relatives and friends express sympathy as families, neighbors, and local groups recall his life and connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Cardiff
Thia
Emerson
Mra. P
Wesley Chapel Society Elects Officers for Coming Year
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society held no meeting at the parsonage Friday. Officers elected were Mrs. L. D. Thomas president, Eria Harvey Tissle secretary, and Mrs. Geoker treasurer. Velma Winslow of Tabor visiting Ava Lynn Parker. Leta Slater had tonsils removed in Council Bluffs Thursday and is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
L. D. Thomas
Eria
Harvey Tissle
Geoker
Velma Winslow
Tabor
Ava
Lynn Parker
Leta
Slater
Council Bluffs
Imogene Mills and Local Auxiliary Dance Report
Imogene S E Mills notes the Litties Auxiliary committee members and a Monday dance at the A O H H ball with a good turnout. Mentions two Imogene bows leaving for California to join the United States Navy, local sermons by Rev William Melville, hospital eye operation for Francis Doyle, school close and staff moves, and residents attending a rodeo in nearby Sliney this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litties
Wea Maher
Jennar Slater
Tom McTanala
A. O. HH
Exenime
Altenehitte
Imogene Residents Move to Shenandoah Area
Imogene locals Mr and Mrs Ake Fiussned Antson Este moved to Shenandoah last week. Longtime Imogene residents, they were active boosters of the town and church. Mrs Hisaird, a skilled carpenter, will likely be called back to work here. The Bussars plan to leave their home, with a farewell surprise held recently. Bernard Delehant returned to Omaha after a five day visit. Nellie UConner of Shenandoah visited relatives here. Frances and Geraldine Kent of Shenandoah attended church here. George Flickey and family from Adair visited. Gertrude Regan spent days in Shenandoah with friends. Valita Smythris and Jyol Mee were also noted. Addy and others left for northern Iowa to spend vacations. home duties remain for Mrs Col. i.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stesle
John Parker
Lee Hutchings
Kirby Inckrons
Shenandoah Thurantay
Bidney
Lan Hatfield
George Bishop
Partington
Emmet Cardin
Dean Kochereperzer
Corning
Dewey
Walter Bishops
Ronnie Anderson
Elbert Hutchings
Jim Hicks
Emerson
Hicks
F. G. Kocheraperker
Oakland
Alfred Coopers
Estella Butington
Red Oak
Ruby Straight
Darlrie
Walter Kellenbargers
Wanda Kocheraperger
Ine McLain
Guy Gibsons
Estella Bullington
Alfred Cooper
Mra
Louie Bullington
Bertha Kellenbarger
Harold
Shenandoah
Cooper Sisters
C. W. Bishop
Oscar Larson
Mary Clark
EF. G. Rochersperger
Jean
Malvern
Alvin Hunterans
Art Frazier
Missouri
Florence
Sarah Cooper
Avis Noel
Doris Isishap
Frances Bullington
Wayne
Max
Mia
Addie Cooper
William Melville
Francis Doyle
Merry Hospital
Agnes Vaneblin
Simmer
Rea Oak
Sanof Tinved
Woman
Sweener
Louiye
Dern Abt Wutschenritter
Rhenindath
Pson
Este
Thesard
Hisaird
Finrry Comstock
Methiotist Parsonage
Mrs. Bussart
Mrs. Bussard
Bernard Delehant
Birt
Omaha
Shenandaat
Misa Nellie Uconner
RLN
Frances
Geraldine Kent
George Filekey
Adair
Flickey
Frank Knipp
Tipton
Misa Gertriade Regan
Sherine Vondo
Valita Smvtris
Jyol Mee
Addy
Inkea
Towa
Renining
Col. i
Parker and Plumb reunion at Fairmount park
Mr and Mrs Gee Parker attended the Parker and Plumb reunion at Fairmount Park Cornell lifts, with about ninety present. Marion Plumb visits his sister as the 4H bread club demonstration team prepares for the state fair. Friends and relatives from Malvern Clinton and Lakeland gathered for birthdays and hospitality during a busy week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gee. Parker
Parker and Plumb
Fairmount Park
Cornell
Marion Plumb
Gerald Babbit
Cank
Neby
Lois Wilson
Jeanette
Clever Cooks Club
Ans County
Lynn Parker
Dwight
Jay Winerow
Jenn
Tabor
H. Winslow
Roy Robbing
Jeanie Edmundson Hospital
Cornel Hluffa
Joe Robbins
Malvern
Art
Evan Tibbins
Colarat
Cromer
Daughtr
Clinton
Clinton Parker
Parkers
Evie Danley
New York
Dave
Lakeland
Florida
Cibiton Parker and Voys
Milt
W. Cromer
Margaret
Ward Fiekel
Parker Clay Wedding Ties City Of Omaha
Maxine Parker daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Parker married Cliffon Clay of Council Bluffs formerly Silver City in Omaha on August 10. The couple plan to reside in Council Bluffs where Mr. Clay is employed by Broadway. Loraine Lavone and Virginia Plumb visited with Mr and Mrs CH Plumb. Mr and Mrs June Fieckel were dinner guests Sunday at the home. Mrs. Floyd McCluakey also noted nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Jane
Max
Byron
Calvin Shapcott
Madelean
Billy
Marian Benton
Norty
Jere van Renssaler
Council Bluffs
Mary Elizabeth Summers
Phyllis ‘Wilson
Jane and Lorraine Fletcher
Dorothy Galliher
Harriett Talbott
Maxine Parker
Find
Paul Parker
Cliffon Clay
Silver City
Omaha
Wit ‘Council
Clay
Broadway
Fers
Loraine
Lavone
Virginia Plumb
CH Plumb
June Fieckel
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Max Ireland
Donald Raines
Kline
Randall Kline
Tahar
Dale Kine
Wayside Park
Inez Landis
Mable Cox
Helen Marshall
Naomi Harman
Gertrude Marehatt
Inez Raines
Weiner
Artdee Club Nas Limnehean
Donner
Bridge Club
Joe Kilpatrick
H. J. Berton
OW. Alstrope
Frank Stummers
Glens Summers
J. M. Steele
Harley Stevesson
George Millony
Paul Slothower
Kilpatrick
Feawenfolds
R. Ow, Salyers
George Roxentell
Bridge
Aaron Lewin
J. F. Weare
Rave Weiler
Max Treland
Geneva Richardson
Margaret Herkhimer
Nora Summers
Charlotte Chambers
Phyllis Witton
la- Yvonne Worstall
June ‘Wise
Mak Ireland
Clifford Dilehay
L. B. Patrick
Arlene
Lewis
Ralph
A. A. Bennett
Lawrence
Mary Treland
Tda Ireland
Baptist
Baptist Sunday School
Wenksgrove
Grace Cox
Art Cox
Dorothy Gaither
June Fletcher
Betty Swain
Marie Sswoboda
Ocell Caudell
Alberta Hyzer
Wauneeta Cox
Iowa-Nebraska Light and Power Company
Taero
Wesley Chapel
Imogene
S. E. Mills
Mae Farkete
Cunt Trutts Save
Navy
California
United States Navy
Vingent
Vre, Allee Rye
Donald McCareill
Fanny McGarcill
Aus
Hottom
Rock Island
Hoover
Alfred Hall
Palmer
Sterling History
McCormick
Andy J. Berkhimer
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