Local News Of The Week In Malvern
James and Robert Benton and James Beckwith from Iowa State University traveled from Iowa City to disrupt Thanksgiving at home. Many Malvern residents hosted relatives, travelers and friends for the holiday while local shoppers advertised a large pre Christmas coat sale and gifts.
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Malvern
Phode
James
Robert Benton
James Beckwith
Iowa State University
Iowa City
Harley Stevesson
Shenandoah
G. Forrest Roth
Sidney
Hockel
Fred Hill
Gretthen Gidley
Penn
Nebr
Witty Kitty by Kina Wilcox Pytnam
Fragmentary OCR text describes a piece titled Witty Kitty by Kina Wilcox Pytnam and references The UW and Maxylend, mentioning guns and a near escape from a danger in Los Angeles with minimal readable context.
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Kitty
Kina Wilcox Pytnam
Maxylend
Ioy Angeles
Vranelasa
Volleyball Teams Begin Local Winter League Next Tuesday
Six teams of volleyball players will start the local winter tournament next Tuesday evening with a 7 30 p m opening. Veterans from practice include C A Johnson Sidney Larsen Harry Markel Lloyd Mulholland Lawrence Hall Lloyd Landis Lester Saar and others. New entrants Mex Ireland Collins Drug sextet and Hedding youth squad join the league as managers seek a name for the latter.
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Ws C. A. Johnson
Sidney Larsen
Harry Markel
Lloyd Mulholland
Lawrence Hall
Lloyd Landis
Lester Saar
Tetle
Mex Ireland
Collins
Clarence Hedding
Hedding
Cold Storage
Collios
Namelens
Ollerave
Firemen
Dr T W Gidley Travels to Batesville Arkansas for Tuberculosis Work
Dr T W Gidley and Mrs Gidley left Friday for Batesville Arkansas where he will conduct tuberculosis eradication work under the Federal Bureau of Animal Husbandry. He will visit other parts of the state after about two weeks. Along the trip they noted snow in Missouri and rough weather but fondly described Ozarks scenery.
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Thos. W. Gidley
Batesville
Ark
Gidley
Federal Bureau of Animal Husbandry
Hamburg
Branson
Arkengas
Andy
Iowa
Notice to Hunters on Fallow Farm Lands
Farmers warn hunting and trespassing are not allowed on fallows fields. Beamer Binoche Hammond Guy Lowrey George Reamer are named in the notice as landowners or responsible parties. The alert calls for visitors to stay off the properties to protect crops and livestock and to respect property rights.
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Fallows
Binoche Hammond
Guy Lowrey
George Reamer
Religious notices and church announcements blend in local pagina
Walter E Shenefiera ministers Edens sermon and Sunday school at 10. Christmas program plans for children. Mrs Berka invited as minister for coming months. Berka a seminary student and violinist. Ladies Social Union meets at Mrs Hiett's home. Baptist and Methodist services and youth activities listed. Epworth League. Woman's Foreign Missionary Society to meet Thursday at 2 30.
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Walter E. Shenefiera
John
Mise Bden Hefts
Loura Berks
The
Presbyterian Church
Berka
Berka i
Presbyterian Seminary
Omaha
Northwestern University
Ladies’ Rocial Union
W. M. Hiett
Methodist Episcopal Church
Pte
Gow Ate
Alae
Etvink
Uiacover
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Hirac ‘ Ene Thoraday
Methodist Ministers Meet Here Monday
Methodist ministers of the Malvern group met for the regular monthly session. Bad roads and unfavorable weather reduced attendance, but more than half of the churches were represented. The ministers continued discussions and study of contemporary church problems.
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Malvern
Patricia Inogene Maher Dies in Omaha in November
Patricia Inogene Maher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Maher, died in St Joseph hospital Omaha November 30 of plastic anemia. Funeral services were held in Tint Rene December 3. A complete account will appear in next week's paper.
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Patricia. Maher
Omaha
Patrician Maher
T. P. Maher
St. Josephe Hospital
Marie Carr Weds James Laughlin in Malloy
The marriage of Miss Marie Carr from our public schools and James Laughlin took place in Malloy on November 28. A full wedding account will appear in the next Nays edition due to delayed mail service and roadway conditions.
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Marie Carr
James Laughlin
Malloy
Eneeh Gare: greckare but ta fate cate i when they ee
Fragmentary OCR input with unclear names and details. Readable elements mention an Eneeh Gare context and Ani WoomHity, with incomplete dates or actions. Unable to derive a coherent event. no full names or concrete facts confirmable for a clean card.
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Nickola Apparel Bhop
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Abe Waa
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E. W. Knight
Roy Messerole
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Marvin Woodfill
Carolyn Jean
Carl Wilson
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Jeane Mason
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J. C. Laird
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Helen Jones
W. H. Jones
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Wealey Chapel
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