H S C Christmas dinner and bridge club notes
The H. S. C. held its annual Christmas dinner at noon with 52 members and husbands. Gifts were exchanged from a tree, with distribution arranged by Mrs H E Chambers and Mrs Leonard Duval. guests Gene Athanason and Ronald from Villa Park joined. The next meeting is Jan 4 with Mrs W A Bower. Also, the Entertain Bridge Club hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Evan Swain with four tables of play and refreshments. high scores went to Austin Bass and Mrs Leonard Duval, low to Leonard Duval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley M. Witfoh
Gaien Boles
H. E. Chambers
Leonard Duval
Gene Ath Ané
Ronald
Villa Park
Ill
W. A. Bower
Bridge Club
Evan Swain
Tabor
Gneath
Vern Dunk
Malvern
Ruth Kier
Glenwood
Austin Bass
Concert Company Delivers Quality Performance To Sparse Crowd
Last Thursday evening the De Ville Concert company performed at the Community building under the Civic Improvement club. Only one man and six women greeted them due to extreme cold sickness and many locals away for other programs. De Ville Severau on concertina, La Naomi Coffin on violin, and Mrs DeVille Bovareau sang well above average, justifying the treacherous weather to attend. DeVille promises to return here. Mrs Sam Norton is listed among honorable mentions in the Yowa Nebraska Light and Power Christmas servant mn Deo, .16
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de. Willo
Civic Improvement Club
Jrantor
de Ville Severau
la Naomi Coffin
DeWille Boverau
Elementa
DeWille
Sam Norton
Yowa-Nebraska Light and Power Company
Girl Scout Meeting Plans Christmas Party Next Time
The Girl Scouts met Monday December 18 in the library basement. They worked on handicraft and planned a Christmas party for the next meeting. Present were Lenore Mansfeld Mary Louise Juelke Arlene Fickel Georgia Marie Hilton Mary and Georgia Marsh Dorothy Slothower Leota Meachem Leone Storey Ethel Storey Elinor Farquhar Mary Jean Ewing Julia Jean Steele Mildred Biggerstam Betty Candell Janet Bennett Batty Baer scribe Frances Benton captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thebrary
Lenore Mansfeld
Mary Louise Juelke
Arlene Fickel
Georgia Marie Hilton
Mary
Georgia Marsh
Dorothy Slothower
Leota Meachem
Leone Storey
Ethel Storey
Elinor Farquhar
Mary Jean Ewing
Julia Jean Steele
Mildred Biggerstam
Betty Candell
Janet Bennett
Batty Baer
Scout Scribe
Frances Benton
Baby dies after illness in Silver City home
Gerald Albert Marshall, son of Vera and Albert Marshall, born February 14 1932 in San day, died December 14 1922 at ten months. He fell ill three weeks earlier with pheuthonis. Funeral held at Baptist church with Rev. R. M. Scott officiating. burial in Silver City cemetery. He leaves parents a sister Beverly Jean, grandparents John Mille and Ethiand Marshall, great grandparents Mary Mille and A. McIlree, four aunts and three uncles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Albert
Vera and
Albert Marshall
Sanday
Pheuthonis
Beverly Jean
John ‘Milla
Ethiand Marshall
Mary C. Mille
A. 3. Mcilree
Silver City
The
Baptist Church
R. M. Scott
Frank Anderson
John Hettinger
Silver City Cemetery
Local residents listed for dinner and illness notes
Mr and Mrs Harry Cometock hosted guests from near Essex and Shenandoah including Emil Tillman Dar win Tillman Jon Carmen Lee Falk Gust Tillman and others A sick list includes Mrs J D Bussard Gerald Turnbull and Albert Turnbull The Christmas program at the Methodist church is slated for Saturday evening Social events include the Jolly Eight Bridge club at Comatock home and a dance at Shenandoah armory Public utility probe in Pennsylvania reports two investigators dead in the city of Derrick
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Cometock
Emil Tillman
Darwin Tillman
Kenneth
Glen Park
Jon
Carmen
Lee Falk
Gust Tillman
Near Essex
Elmer Hart
Doris
Shenandosh
Will Comstock
Gerald
Atra
Mike Martin
Everett Straight
Wilber Allender
Everett
Methodist Church
O. F. Howard
James
Paul O'Conner
Fin
Floyd Gee
Claude Phillips
Farragut
Florence Gee
Rudy Costello
Method
Nellie O'Conner
R. Ny
Farraugh
Albert Turnbull
Turnbull Bros. Garage
Au. Phillis
Floyd Cummings
Floyd
Gee
Anna Delehant
Omaha
Charley Delehant
Jolly Eight Bridge Club
Harry Comatock
Mre
Wendelle Stuelke
Daniel O'Conner
Pennsylvania
Derrick
Misaoulse Gutschenritter
Shenandoah
Mike Delehant Jr
Mike Delehant Sr
Francis Rogera
Rosa Head
Ashenandoah
Leo Maher
C. B. Abbott
Omeka
Christmas Masses At St Patricks Church
Masses at St Patrick Catholic church on Christmas morning include a high mass at 5 a m, another at 9 a m, and a third following the second. Local notes mention residents returning home from Shenandoah for the holiday, school disruptions due to illness, and community guests visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patricks Church
St. Patrick Catholic Church
Emerson Defeats Company I Cagers On Emerson Floor
The Emerson Independent basket ball team defeated the Company I cagers 37 to 23 on Emerson’s floor Wednesday evening December 14. Starting lineups included Emerson Bos Glenwood Vinert Martin Ridenour and Hatcher Osterholm with Coatea Evans Waymire Boles Oheyey and hen in a later game the Glenwood team won easily by the score of 58 to 10.
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Emerson Independent
Company I Cagers
Emerson
Emersonians
Emerson Bos
Glenwood Vinert Martin
Ridenour
Ft Hatcher
Osterholm Coatea
Evans
Waymire
Boles Wi Oheyey
Hen
Glenwood Boys
Beore
Monday Volleyball Breach Widens In League Race
The Monday match widened the gaps among league teams as Firemen maintained the lead after solid play. Mulhollands and the Post Office battled for second, with Cold Storage Buicks and Leader tied for third. Farmaia and Collins shared the pallar. Final scores: Mulhollands 16 Farmellge 6, Post Office 16 15 Leader Prints 7, Firemen 165 614, Cold Borage 13 45 9, Buicks 16 45, Collins 5 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Firemen
Mulhollands
Post Office
Farmaia
Collins
Volleyball Pairings From Satake Ip and More
Readable fragments show volleyball pairings with several names listed such as Satake Ip and Golling, along with participants Mion Binnea Ye Mulheliente Parmalla.ye, indicating a mixed roster or pairing schedule. Details are incomplete and names may be misspelled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volleyball
pairinay _ tor en Satake
Ato Golling
Pout Mion
Binnea
Malvern Cagers Clash with Tabor
Malvern traveled to Tabor for a trio of games. The town team won 22 to 17, while Malvern’s first and second high school teams lost 31 to 21 and 13 to 4 respectively. Albert Benton led the Orioles with strong scoring support from Cozad Mulholland Hower and Fazel as Gene Hoover offered newcomers impact. Malvern showed improved defense and offensive chances despite the losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor
Malvern P
Malvernians
Malvern
Maivery
Albert Benton
Orioles
Cozad
Mulholland
Hower
Fazel
Gene Hoover
Emerson and area residents plan winter visits and travel
Mrs Clara McDowell leaves for Lincoln Nebr to spend holidays with daughters. Mr and Mrs Johnnie Hascall and son from Ericson Nebr visit H Hascall and relatives. Mrs Clara Abel heads to Red Osk to stay with son G C Smith. Burgess Johnson and wife depart for Silver City after visiting brother Edd Farris. Paxson and Mrs Bishop go to Richleyd to visit kin. Mrs Hugenta McFaden suffers flu with relapse and is hospitalized in Evanston. Margaret Whitney moves to Council Bluffs for winter with daughter. Ralph and Helen Knight visit Glenwood. A few other local visits and travel noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara McDowell
Lincoln
Nebr
Johnnie Hascall
Ericson
H. ©. Hascall
Clara Abel
Red Osk
G. C. Smith
Burgess Johnson
Silver City
Edd Farris
Paxson
Bishop
Richleyd
Hugenta McFaden
M. J. Holmes
Evanston
Margaret Whitney
Council Bluffs
Clarence Bow
Knight
Ralph
Helen
Glenwood
Borgeta
Hoye den Ravis
Mig
Roysae Greenwood
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Malvern Wholesale Fruit Co
Bacon
Max Frank
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