Social Dinner Guests Spread Across Malvern and Nearby
A long sequence of dinner gatherings and social events fills the Malvern area calendar. Guests at Mr. and Mrs. Crore Shop Pri. fay evening include Harold Bator Lloyd Short Victor Hensley and families, while Mrs. J. F. Stinard hosts at the Malvern Tea Room with Mr. and Mrs. Stinard and others. The Wilcox family entertain Mr. and Mrs. Waldr on and Mrs. Waldron and daughters plus guests from Connell Bins and Shenandoah. A Sunday dinner honors Mr. Bert Bushnell with multiple attendees from Grand Island Omaha Randolph and Malvern. A L. T. N. club picnic at Red Oak, a birthday surprise for J. R. Hall, and a series of social visits round out a busy weekend. The Kensington Royal Neighbors meet at the Hasselquist home for cards and refreshments. The W C S C group convenes August 22 with meetings planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Short
Nehr
Curt Bushnell
Earl Bushnell
Leroy Bingham
Randolph
Wilbur Noaekable
Malvern
W. RR. Binghan
T. TN
Newt Oak Park
L. T. N. Club
Red Oak
Oceanion
O. R. Hyde
H. J. Denton
J. R. Hurst
Clinton Robbins
Natl
J. R. Hall
Suesta
Mr. Hall
East Liberty social notes and county happenings
East Liberty and surrounding towns report visits among families and guests from Carson, Bedford, Council Bluffs and Glenwood. A Ladies Aid meeting is planned for September 4 with year end money contributions, a pot luck lunch, and penny drives. Local health notes update recovery from tonsil surgery and hospital stays, plus a family reunion for Maddocks relatives and a child receiving care in Council Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Howman
Dorothy
Carson
Sam Shaw
Laura Kenney
Josie
Jennie Taylor
Council Bluffs
Bedford
Daisy Rimel
Glen Fitch
Joan
Pacific Junction
W. H. Maddocks
Laura Kerney
Josie Nerney
Sunshine Gtd
Archie Haines
Edna Lutz
Mercy Hospital
Cornell Bluffs
Ray Maddocks
Gen
Preston
Kansas
Harry Maddocks
Silver City
Clarence
Missouri Valley
Karl
Will Schiermeir
Bilver City
Josie EB. Korney
W. H. Maddockw
Wayne
Tounell Bluff
Tuunddon
Malvern Man Frank Bacon Rites Noted After Long Career
Frank Bacon longtime Malvern resident and farmer dies after a varied life in Iowa Missouri and Tennessee. He moved from Malvern to Missouri in 1914 and back to Malvern later, owning a restaurant and a service station before working for Standard Oil. He was a church member and lodge man with several survivors and many relatives. Funeral attendees included Bacon relatives from Lawton Pacific Junction Villisca and McClelland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Bacon
Ome
Marely
Hattie Stir Seters
Intinsen
Pas
Fillsdale
Bacon
Paul
Baron
Anna Hall
Mal- Ferd
David
Jewell
Vil- Neca
Herbert
Stuart Hall
Edith Mackey
Malvern
Christian Church
Iowa
Missouri
Presbyterian Church
I. C. C. F. Lodge
Arthur Bacon
Lawton
Rose Bacon
Pacific Junction
Jewell Bacon
Villisca
Ralph Cox
McClelland
Wesley Chapel to Resume Services September 1
The Wesley church to resume regular services next Sunday September 1 after a short parish break. An official board meeting is set for Tuesday night September 3 at the parsonage. Jeanette Luther performed at a 4 H girls reception in Des Moines and other local families visited relatives and attended the Culley-Winslow reunion at the fair grounds with about 90 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Church
Jeanette Luther
Des Moines
Hoyt-Sherman Place
Jeanette
Paul Parker
Ward
Qusakdale
Geraldine
Clinton Parker
Newton
Altoona
Malva
Dwayne
Hillsdale Blackman Family Reunion Draws Descendants
The Blackman family gathering for the Thomas and Adaline line was held at North Grove on Sunday with most descendants attending. Attendees from the community included Roy Blackman and family, Frank Plomb, Floyd Blackman, Wayon Blackman, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Coffey with Mabel visiting Shenandoah last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Adaline Blackman
North Grove
Roy Blackman
Familly
Mr. Jand
Frank Plomb
Floyd
Wayon Blackman
Wnd
Walter Coffey
Mabel
Shenandoah
School Teachers Assembled for New Year At Several Districts
A lengthy roster lists teachers and principals across Nebraska and nearby towns, detailing assignments in Hastings, Silver City, and Pacific Junction. Names span Clyde Rittach to Ruth Atten, with subjects in English, math, science, home economics, and music. The text notes long-time superintendents, new courses like typing, and a readiness for opening Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska State Teachers College
Mae
Tarkin Christianson
Arlene Howard
Margaret Standage
Elizabeth Garrison
Emerson
TL Paxson
C. BE. Ridenour
Frank J. Shaw
Katherine Kottelwell
Winifred Hatfield
Arlene Patrick
Grace Dixon
Mary Arneal
Srahan Strahan
Ken Coxon
Geraldine Gilmore
Webster City
Columbia
James Reed
Indianola
B. A
Simpson
Thelma Zigler
Rock Rapide
PD. Mitchell
Silver City
Alice Freeman
Chariton
Maidem Goy
Tabor
Margaret Delean
Lewta
Arthur Luther
Wesley Chapel
Alice Kegley
Vernon
B. A. Marlenes
Visits and family gatherings across multiple states
Mrs Reasoner and Mrs Dylashmutt and daughter Carolyn left Thursday for Kansas to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Van Orsdel hosted a Sunday dinner honoring Mr Van Orsdel’s birthday with Mabel Coffey and Howard Seeger present. Arlene Howard visited Omaha Monday, as did Mrs Dilehay and Phylina Lee with Mira Kalvos. The Dilehay party, George Phelps and Gracie left Monday to visit relatives in Oregon and for the San Diego exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Reasoner
Thomas Dylashmutt
Carolyn
Kansas
Dewey van Orsdel
Mabel Coffey
Howard Seeger
W. J. van Orsdel
van Orsdel
Mise Arlene Howard
Omaha
Dilford
Dilehay
Phylina Lee
Mira Gladys Kalvos
Mire 'O. C. Diltehay
George Phelps
Gracie
Oregon
Quitfor
Aie
San Diego
Fall Alfalfa Seeding Tips At Camp Hichard Kidwell
Farmers at CCC Camp Hichard Kidwell discuss fall alfalfa seeding. Key points cover soil bed prep, seeding rate about half, drilling depth, and firm packing to ensure stand. Weather and soil dryness impact timing. delay feeding till next spring if bed quality is poor. Also notes construction of SCS garage and personnel changes including Lieut Drake's Boston move and Dr. Rubet named contract curteon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aronaie
T. G. Drake
Saturslay
Boston
Dr. Rubet
Lieut. Drake
Fragments from the Camp Newspaper Lounge
A chaotic domestic page features rambling humor and mock advice about pay days and camp finance. It includes nonsensical sketches on cows with drawn out spellings, jokes about telephone endurance tests, and spoof rural anecdotes authored by soldiers in a light hearted, satirical tone.
SCS Gets Half of Tool Supply Look for Trucks
Partial tool supply for SCS limits available equipment as the company seeks replacement trucks. The article notes ongoing distribution issues, with references to Perth fire and Tarane incidents, while outlining extended conditions of financing and project redirections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SCS
Dack Pullin
Borg
Cork
Seevierat
Perth
Tarane
Awards From Malvern Show Highlight Dairy and Beef Honors
The Malvern show listings crown Max Shook and Dick Hyde as Reserve and Grand champions in cattle, with multiple juniors and breeds named by exhibitor. Winners include Wearin, Pitzer, and McGrew in dairy segments, plus various Jersey, Poland China, Hampshire, Berkshire, and sheep classes. Judges note dominant performances across calves, yearlings, and market divisions in a wide range of livestock categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ved Tan
Max Shook
Malvern
Dick Hyde
Hyde
Sherborne
Dudley Corner
Max Waney
Wonder Ron
Kerefords
Hol Wearin
Julius Bueh
Gienwood
Otto Thuch
Wereford
Weare In
O. Bach
Aberdeen-Angua
Calyon Mar
Jota Vilzer
Glenwood
Ed Wearin
Dudley Conner
Jamin
Wearth
Wayne Hilton
Guernsey
Jersey
Lawrence Fickel
Hastings
Claron Parker
Henderson
Otto Buch
Chaumpion Dairy
Clintan Parker
Poland
China
Hoara
Tiph Maddocks
Hob Wight
Mendelson
Chester
Gilta
Boara
Stobert Hopp
Kenneth Parker
Bueh
Hampshires
Keith Hopp
Ralph Maddocks
Franklin Lincoln
Pacifi Junction
James Cheney
Wearin
Jamie Summers
J. Cheney
Seen and Heard at the Booster Station Tragic death at Hoowter Station
Word reached here of the death of CG A Gaddon resident engineer at Hoowter Station No 10 near done caco in an auto mobile accident when his car overturned killing him instantly He was 62 a Purdue graduate in oil and construction He survived by his wife and daughter M O M Cradfield arrived from Kattyas to oversee maintenance and new conduits James Taylor and C Taylor plan vacations and other staff work continues at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Gaddon
Hoowter
Done Caco
C. Taylor
J. C. Wilking
Mr. Caddon
Purdue University
M. OM. Cradfield
Kattyas
Mrs. Bradfield
Emergon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tra Toom
J. FP. Stinard
Malvern Tea Room
Mrr
Wins F. Tead
Madison
Nebr
Dayte
Stinard
Say
Charles
Mary Margaret
Mise Renton
Pfay
Petamunits
Ecumenes Senater
Mise Werte Ton
Howe
Gepgon
Keattiees
Frank Swoboda
Florence Swoboda
Hielen Hasselquist
Ernest, Hasaelquist
Mpres Theater
Empresa
Bette Davis
Foan Crawproad
Montgomery
Franchot Tone
Chas. Ruggles
Edna May Oliver Tn
Karen Morley and
Edward Evert Morten
East Liberty
Techolea Experte
U. Navy
Frank Bacon
News of
Henderson Churches
Hillsdale
Blackman
Seawood
Roy M. Henderson
Co. F. Kilpatrick
Veda Cornick
Amy White
Paul Isaacson
Mary J. Miller
Ina K. Wood
Ruth &, Buffington
Gilbert Keefer
Lynn Boyen
Ethel Pehrson
Mildred Surface
Eleanor Speers
Donald J. Barrows
West Air
Elsie M. Evans
Verda Wheeler
Loresa Elf
Thelma Roberts
Dorothy Hansell
Nellie Bloom
Florence Kester
Helen Clipson
Pauline Walker
Supt
W. L. Evans
E. L. Welch
Sybyl Anderson
Margaret MccGeehan
Beatties McGeehan
Laviese Morgan
Naya Capson
Mabel Leeka
The
CCC
Hichard Kidwell
Repute
Rex Ford
Army
C's
T Wood
Icy
Pageana
Lamb Club
Lambs
Edwin McGrew
Keef
Ed Wearla
John Pitzer
Dairy Club
Virginia Charberty
Premaldnes Prossep Sewet
PTY Ites
Wilte
Coveyfet
Silver Cloud
Silver Creek
Hest
Delpha Donner
C. A. Caddon
Carl Cross
Wichita
Kan
Supt. C. C. Taylor
Aga
James Taylor
Harry Wilson
C. E. Eacrett
Residence Insurance Vost
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