Local notes from Malvern Iowa reflect social visits and town events
R W Mansfield reports a flurry of visitors and gatherings in Malvern including Mrs Nora Grevitt Mrs Addie Bolleat and Ella Allen s worth of Omaha. Townsfolk James and Ada Triplett Will Fritcher and families and Orlo Harria attended events. A shelter at Harbor elevators damaged, a church party and a boy group meeting highlight community life with multiple visits to Omaha Council Bluffs and Stanton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilas Cecil
Silverly
Sinter
Nora Grevitt
Addie Bolleat
Ella
Husbied
Omaha Hestey
Ebraska
Swan
Iss Green
Elliott
Lusft Vinton
Will Fritcher
Tarcon
Harbor
Sam Owens
Omtha Thualay
Arthur Casey
Council Aire
Addie Bottenn
Tierson
Bark
Fennel
Wmaghorty
Jim Wilson
Barnwood
Ma Triplett
G. Harbor
Isawca Puryear
Council Blairs
Tom Meucha
Mrs. Andrews
Helen Chandler
Elliott Wind
Vivian Smith
Will Keoward
Imogene
John Bone
Omaha
Fetterton
Nebr
Ted Dorr
Connellcat
Masons
Alves
Mace- Stain
Christian Church
Ben
Efit
Orlo Ratris
Judd Coppock
Maceronta
Cate Owens
3. M. Woods
Strahan to Hear Arnold Hester Free Concert
Strahan hosts a free concert by Arnold Hester on Saturday night December 19 at the school house. The 22 piece orchestra includes Strahan locals, adding local interest to the event. Residents, shoppers, and visitors from nearby towns are noted among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strahan
Arnold Hester
Fragmented 40 Acre Aye Zees at Alleaue
Vague OCR fragment reports 40 acres related to Aye Zees, with scattered letters and unclear place names. Key entities and specifics are unreadable, preventing precise identification of event, date, or involved organizations.
Wesley Chapel People and Visitors Highlight Week
Wesley Chapel locals and guests spread across Glenwood Malvern and Omaha visiting for fairs church events and family gatherings. Notable entries include Clarke McGrew Wilson Flaher Pierson Summers Hamilton Granteer and Sowers family movements with trips to Council Bluffs Missouri and Florida and a missionary meeting at Mrs. Ralph Wilson’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Fickel
Glenwood
Armory
J. R. Clark
Edna
Clark
Grand Jury
Hugh McSweeney
Henderson
C. E. Wilson
Council Bluffer
Harry Daugherty
June M. Fickel
Florida
Mra
C. EB
Wilson
Ells Pierean
Malvern
D. N. McGrew
Aon Edwin
Maggie Flaher
Kansas
Ralph Wilson
Walden Bowers
D. N
Ray Pierson
Ira Summers
Fol ‘Summers
Forrest Byrd
Omaha
Joe Hamilton
Berwyn
Ella Pierson
Mr. Hamilton
Byrds
Elia Pleraon
Bermyn
Ray Granteer
Ches, Taylor
John
Missouri
Ola Summers
Harold Sowers
Herbert Stevens
Ray Hicks
Lottie Thrapp
Emerson
James Sowers
Spelbarg
Huntings
Mays
Champion Hill School Night With Contests and Auction
Walnut school pupils staged a Friday program on December 11 featuring a voting contest for prettiest girl and dirtiest man before an auction of boxes. Miss Caron, the teacher, reported proceeds over 36 dollars. Nearby, Mrs. Guy Gibson joined Champion Hill church by letter, and families from Red Oak area visited. Rural Deer Creek township held a Thursday parent teacher meeting with each school presenting a program and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Margaret Spellering
Paul Abillies
Sne Parker
Maeve
Sundar
Dora
Kirk Sample
Margaret Piper
Isabella Porvent
FR. W. Casebolt
Jit Simmons
Helen
Lucille Creamer
Council Bluffs
Prof. Daumgardner
Omaha
Pearl Mercer
Kenneth Williams
Council Bluffa
Silver City
Fiom
Ray
Elmer Falk
Co, Bluffs
Mra
Henry Kahl
Marjorie
Mineola
J. B. Speer
Chas. Saar
Donald Pullman
Virgil Frazier
Champion Hill
Walnut School
Guy Gibson
Champion Hill Church
Bsfoux Hupids
Joe Mebain
Frank Kochersberger
Bath
Harry Kellenburger
Ballaia
Red Oak
Jean Kopheranerker
Deer Creek
Presdent
Davia
Flore Kochergemm
Mills County Notice on Primary Road Fund Closure
Notice requests all claimants against the Mills County Primary Road account to file before January 1, 1926, as the Primary Road Fund must close on that date. Included are notes on local entertainment figures and Father Flanagan's Boys' Home, a national non-sectarian Omaha institution caring for over 200 homeless orphans with a long history since 1849.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Frank W. Choate
Reese
Middle West
Father Flanagan
Boys’ Home
Omaha
Homhe
Rural Women Meet Reports From Iowa State College
Reports from the home economics extension workers of Iowa State College for October show that 6,600 rural women were reached in home economics project meetings during the month. These were gathered in 909 local meetings across the state. Home furnishings attracted 2,424 attendees in 12 counties while clothing demonstrations drew 1,914 women in several counties. Nutrition meetings attracted 1,070 participants in multiple counties. Greene County alone held millinery meetings with total attendance of 507.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Economica Extension Workers
Iowa State College
Greene County
Calone
Father Flanagan’s Night appeals for homeless boys on WOAW
Governor Adam McMullen Omaha Mayor James Dahlman and Father Flanagan head a broadcast on WOAW Friday December 18 to plead for the Father Flanagan’s Boys Home. James E Davidson of NE Electric Light Assn joins as host with notable Omaha artists contributing during the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Flanagan
Omaha
Nebt
Adam McMullen
Nebraska
James C. Dahlman
James FE. Davidson
National Electric Light Association
Father Planagan
WOAW
Woolman of the World Insurance Association
Soys
Stock Essay Medal to Iowa State College Winner
Clarence Turner, a sophomore animal husbandry student at Iowa State College, won the Saddle and Sirloin Club of Chicago gold medal for the best agricultural essay in the United States or Canada. The subject was The Ten Litter as a Teacher. Turner was guest of the club in Chicago on November 28 when the award was announced, with his name to be engraved on a club plaque. He hails from near Titonka in Kossuth County and now resides in Avis, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa State College
Clarence
Turner
Baddle and Sirloin Club
Chicago
Agricultural College
United States
Canada
Saddle
Sirloin Club
Iowa
M. M. Haines
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R.W. Mansfield
Charler Parker
Lauren Martin
Harvey
Lonnie Rollington
F. G. Kocksmperger
Mies Flora Liddell
Connell Broffe
Hall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Jim
Town State Savings Bank
Iowa State Savings Bank
Malvern, Iowa
News of
Robert Shawn
Howard Dolph
Glen Niday
Isas
Frank Adams
Hastings
Claire Jones
Will Wolfe
Frank Hillyer
Frank Steele
Morris Woodill
Adris Hartley
Alva Hartinr
Adis
Carl Salmons
Brader
Santa Claus
Tommy
Alice Benson
Snow Family
Snowflake
Tee
White Bear
North
Wind
Emmett Gipe
Tansile
Nmas
Billy Marah
Evelyn Hambsch
Paul Young
Robert Bayes
Lewla Conrad
Frieda Fellowa
No Chaplin
the Empress
Aly
Eddie Guest
Eve
Neston
State Grange
Chfford Kelley
En Slanehtet
Pacific Junction
F. E. Howard
Artene
Edwin i
Lyle Howard
Tabor
Hilfedaie
Kandel
Herbert Boles
C. W. Boles
C.K. Seibert
W. F. Andrews
Everett Sawyers
Dewar van Orsdel
Dewey
Ernest Schade
Mary
Dorothy
George Schade
Lewis
Cloyd Lewis
W. FP. Andrews
Ethel
Bosies College
Will
Lonnie Culver
F. BE. Howard
Edwin
Letty Howard
Floyd Parker
Geo. Parker
Hentderson
Frank Mintle
Edwin Howard
Wesley Chapel
Bend
Gilbert Jetty
Jar Little Symphony Orchestra
Pian
Jaffy
Myttié Roach
Atlantic City
Ifl
the Malvern Bakery
F. W. Swoboda
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