Golden wedding anniversary celebrated near Emerson
Mr and Mrs WHEA Niles of Mills County hosted a seventy guest gathering on November 27 at their home southwest of Emerson to mark their 50th wedding anniversary. The event featured a three course dinner, a yellow white decor, a large cake with fifty yellow candies, prayers by Rev Ray V Felt, and gifts including a leather rocker and library table. Eight children, thirty six grandchildren and eight great grandchildren attended, with relatives from Iowa Nebraska and Wyoming.
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Whea
Niles
Emerson
Tupstay
Galden
Nims
Ray V. Felt
Emerson M. E
Misa Vernice Hall
Nima
Robbie Lang
Cheyenne
Wyoming
War Savings Stamps Owners Offered Higher Interest
Postmaster J L Dauner announced that the U S Treasury authorized renewing 1919 War Savings Stamps at a higher rate. Stamps maturing January 1924 may be exchanged for new 4 percent Treasury Savings Certificates. Each $1 stamp presented at the post office this month will be accepted at face value.
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Donner
J. L. Dauner
U. & Treasury Department
Treasury Savings
Malvern Boy Honored by Simpson Conservatory Orchestra
A Malvern student, Wallace Salyers, has been selected as first bassoon in the Simpson Conservatory Orchestra, directed by Professor Harvey. Though a junior, he has played saxophone two years and is among the few bassoonists in Iowa and the U.S. The 40 piece ensemble tours each spring and may stop in Malvern during the Southwestern Town circuit.
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Malvern Boy
Indianola
W. P. Waortman
Malvern
Harvey
Simpson Conservatory
Wallace Salyers
Beascon
Simpson
Wallace
Conservatory
Towa
United States
Malyern
Malvern Boys
Community Club Hosts Mills County Postals Welfare Board
The Malvern Community Club welcomed Mills County postal employees at the Cottage hotel on Monday with a dinner and speeches led by Mayor George White. R W Rhoades expressed thanks on behalf of the Welfare Board. attendees included postmasters, rural carriers, clerks, and officials from several towns, with G C Boston as a honored guest. Card of thanks thanked friends for support and flowers sent after a bereavement.
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Mills County Postal Employees Welfare Board
Malvern Community Club
Cottage Hotel
George White
Fritz
Community Club
R. W. Rhoades
Welfare Board
Hniergon
Mary Gibson
Nellie Burton
H. C. Knight
E. E. Whistler
I. R. Edie
A. A. Patrick
Pacific Junction
Esther Olson
Dean Purcell
A. M. Smith
Matvers
L. Donner
Walter van Horng
Iva Hutchings
Glenwood
Je W. Rhoades
J. W. Wwing
Martin Young
Bernard Rhoades
Dave Barnett
Floyd Wisby
Charles Seitz
Dan Allen
Tural
Boston
Ah Honor Giewt
New Liberty Memorial Building Stock Fully Subscribed
The Memorial Building Association completed stock subscriptions for twenty thousand dollars and elected officers including Tra B Fritz as president and Mrs Lucy Junes Mark as secretary. A building committee was formed and plans were set to purchase Elmer Stone property and sell the house on the lot to bidders. The association will donate the funds and proceeds from stock sales to Thousand dollars bonds for the new Liberty Memorial building and begin construction soon.
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A Liberty Memorial
Tra B. Fritz
J. F. Wearin
Lucy Junes Mark
Chas
W. Black
Chaseman Ape Point
Rayocialion
Abe Town Council
Lans
Tewan
Elmer Stone
Alao
Guy Breeding
J. 0. Rabbing
L. W. Boehner
Liberty Memorial
Passing of Mrs J E Knight in Malvern obituary
Funeral services for Mrs Jahy E Ky hteeitha of Malvern were held at the Methodist church with Rev. Walter Plank reading scripture and A. Gable preaching. The service honored a devoted church member and mother of Edward W Knight and Guy E Knight, who lived a life of faith, kindness, and community involvement. Survivors include her husband and two sons.
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Malvern
Three O'Clork
Walter
Plank
Teagan
Ron M A. Gable
Mears
Crisewell
Daton Tennant
Messkines Goa
Talbot
JW. Baer
Hastery Stone
Roy Donner
J. Kf. Berkwich
N .D. Smith
C2. Porter
Dred W. Baer
Rosa Re Tiernete
Hendin
Lizabeth Tharnerd Wie
Pernibteham
TSRS
Dando
Jonyne
Knight
Boro Dwo Ehitiren
Lkdward W
Ghulys KE
Klann
Parkville
Methodist Church
Ufe
Fragmented Text Summary From An Unreadable Source
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Wortz-Dyson Marriage At Malvern Home
The marriage of Mr Cherries Worty to Miss Murrilnt Oyen occurred Wednesday evening November 28 at the Malvern home. Pastor Walter Plank officiated. Present were two parties, Var and Mrs George Alettape, and Moe Wather Phink. The couple will spend winter in southern California. Our best wishes go to the couple and family.
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Cherries Worty
Cirri
Malvern
Walter Plank
Moe
Var
George Alettape
Moe Wather Phink
Cudifornia
Chee
Reir
Had Successful Social Misa Ruby Jewith, teacher at silver School
The passage praises Ruby Jewith a teacher at Silver School for her social work and market activities, noting the two years she has led students who support the school. It highlights pupil effort, classroom upkeep, and surrounding conditions as evidence of her strong teaching.
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Misa
Ruby Jewith
Ifateset
Che Bisa Pharma
Hanes
Dedicate New Church At The Methodists At Climax
A new modern church at Climax near Emerson was completed for winter rest and dedicatory services. Rev George W Isham of University Place Neb preached at 10 30 with a large dinner served by church women. Afternoon and evening programs included music and talks by former pastors Rev J C Salberg and others assisting. The old church burned last summer. The structure is seen as a lasting monument to those who contributed to the community’s dreams of a more peaceful future.
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Climax
Emerson
George W. Isham
University Place
Nebr
J.C. Salberg
Strahgi
Large Bada Barn Burns in Night Fire
A barn belonging to Richard Bada burned Tuesday night between 10 and midnight. The 64 foot long building housed hay, cattle, and equipment. a driving horse was killed. About 30 tons of hay, 2000 bushels of corn, 3000 feet of oak lumber, soft lumber, harness, and other items were lost. Residents from the country gathered as the fire spread, but efforts limited further damage. Total losses estimated at seven to eight thousand dollars with suppression costs.
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Richard Bada
Slurge
Chris Juvebsen
Thanksgiving Day Observance and Families Grand Meal Gatherings
Thanksgiving day was marked with church services and a large turnout for meals across Malvern area households. The narrative lists numerous local families from Plantville to Norwalk and Glenwood sharing dinners, travels, and visits, noting feasts at homes, the M. J. Williams, and various relatives from nearby towns.
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Mrs. W. A. Nims
Frank Hall
White Lake
Robert Lang
Httle
Wyo
H. Shillings
So. Tak
Roy V. Felt
Delphian Meeting
Hdelphians
Reguar ‘Furnday
Cryts
Palestine
J. HK. Scott
Delphiana
Hower
J. B Kaight
Memorial Ballding Association
Rooma
Tra EB. Fritz
Mra. M. L. Hilett
J. E. Knight
M. E. Church
Jahy E
Santa Claus
Wortz
Dyson
Wits
Dal
Malvern Hoya
Werther
Wwe
Meron Mra
Mreed
Antoed
Plantville
Thote
Alb
Ana
Pacsone
George
Omaha
Mies
CM. Follett
Paul
M. Jones
Plaikant
Marion Avenue
Mra
Harry Clark
Lydia Mark
Jennie
J. B. Mapps
Gladys
H. 5. McDonough
Leonard Fletcher
Mes
Domelal McClymond
Trdbaneta
McClymond
Tonalit
Aid
Mrate
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