Malvern Happenings Chronicle Local Notes and Holiday Events
R W Mansfield Malvern IA Home of Good Furniture and Undertaking lists school dismissals for a ten day vacation blues and holidays. Miss Laura Irwin visits from Omaha with her parents C F Irwin. Jud Coppock installs radio. Saar sick but improving. Amick clan visits Villisca. Elton Mayton welcomes Raymon Ravine born December 18 weighing 9 3 4 pounds. Pearl Carey wife of Hast ines visits relatives. Wueh McSweeney Enella Vinton and Coleman attend services at M E church. Mrs C H Amick hosts Christmas tree with pupils hemming towels for mothers. School closes for vacation. Mrs Earl Saar hears of her brothers death in Washington. Mrs Will Cain returns from Kirk Sample care. Fire truck attends soot fire at Cliff Harbert home. Ed Brown repairs. St Joe Parker Jr returns for Christmas. Dr G D Tinton and family from Wisconsin enjoy nine days vacation. Mrs Kenneth Williams to Jennie Edmundson hospital for care. Darwin Goss comes from Hannibal MO for Christmas. Robert McMuhen installs radio. Miss Larson and domestic science girls host six o’clock dinner at school. May Paul from New York and Virginia Craig Scoles visit. Ten derson may have new doctor nearby. Joan Rainbow and family visit Contell Blaite. Parent-Teacher meeting at school with papers and musical numbers and a question box. Mrs Carl Isaacson hosts farm bureau sewing class. E E Sturgeon from Hay Springs NE discusses sale. Both Malvern basketball teams lose to Stanton. Hastings M E church ladies perform The Little Clod Hopper. A Paul, C H Amick and Arthur Philpa attend bankers meeting in Malvern. American flyers from Morocco praise French actions as humane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Irwin
Omaha
C. F. Irwin
Jud Coppocks
Tion Saar
Amick
Villisca
Elton Mayton
Raymon Ramine
Pearl Carey
Near Hastines
Jims Simmons
Wueh McSweeney
Enella Vinton
Council Bluffs
Harry Daugherty
M. E
Will Cain
Kirk Sample
G. D. Tinton
Wisconsin
Kenneth Williams
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Cornell Bluffs
Darwin Goss
Hannibal
Robert McMuhen
Miss Larson
May Paul
New York
Virginia Craig Scoles
Illinois
Tenderson
Joan Rainbow
Carl Isaacson
Hazel Brown
Ames
E. E
Sturgeon
Hay Springs
Nebr
Stanton
Hastings
Paul
C. H. Amick
Arthur Philpa
Bankers
Malvern
Emerson Items of Interest and Local Happenings
Emerson notes show visits by W. W. Abel in Omaha and Mrs. C. E. Lakin shopping in Red Oak. Local families host travelers, teachers visit, and students return from Cedar Falls. A Christmas program is planned at the Methodist church and a Baptist party set for Christmas Eve. Dr. Tubbs and C. A. Barns ship hogs to South Omaha, and Cramer and Rhoades take cattle to Chicago. The town’s basketball team defeats Malvern 44 to 20. The Des Moines delegation supports junior colleges, detailing Iowa prospects and benefits for state higher education expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Abel
Omaha
C. E. Lakin
Red Oak
Earl Swadley
Mary Swadley
Palmer
North
Lang
Swadsey
C. A. Lane
Faith Dunn
Marshalltown
Iowa
Hazel Adams
Ames
Ruby Cole
Logan
Oscar Thorson
Osceola
Nebr
Stoy McLain
Bedford
Opera House
Hastings
M. E. Ald Society
Emily Burton
Malvern
Methodist Church
KR. B. Tubbs
C. A. Barns
South Omaha
W. H. Cramer
Harry Rhoades
Chicago
Mr. Cramer
John Taylor
Evarett Whistler
H. C. Knight
Council Bluffa
Helen Elizabeth
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Gertrude
Ernest Ellison
Stanton
Durward Ellison
Thelma
Our Town
Emerson Hall
Des Moines
Mason City
Vasey
California
Itowa
Towa
Malvern Shoppers Visit and Masonic Officers Chosen
Wesley Chapel residents visit Malvern while others tour Emerson and Red Oak and attend a local play. The community notes Malvern shoppers and visitors, plus a report on Tabor Masonic Lodge annual officer elections and reappointments with G. W. Adams as Worshipful Master and L. Me Perkins as Senior Neacon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Red Oak
Mra
James Sowers
Ruth
J. R. Clark
Ella Pierson
Cc. BE. Wilson
C. BE. Wilson
Evan Tibbles
Cc. E. Wilson
Malvern
S. G. Stonebraker
G. C. Wilson
Donald Fickel
Chas, Taylor
John
Missouri
Blanche Summers
W. L. Nutley
Henderson
Tabor Masonic
Masonic Lodge
G. W. Adams
C. C. Adamson
E. B. McClure
Jra McCormick
R. McPherron Benlor Peacon
Me Perkins
Neacon
John Redenbaugh Genlor Steward
Roy Zimmer
Wregeenseaners
Iowa Junior College System Faces Major Disruption
Fragmented OCR text indicates a historic note on Iowa's junior college system, mentioning Dea Motos, fallen system, and mass emigration of students. It references the state superintendent and a superintendent named Vasey, with unclear context about Rinker education and a mass evacuation or reorganization effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Syaten
Hove
Jupt
Vasey
Real Estate Transfers in Mille CountyWeek Ending December 18 1925
Record of instruments filed in Mille County laws week ending December 18 1925 at Sa m. A. J. French to L B Gammon SW D $100 Lot 380 Pacific Junction Thomas R Pike to L B Gammon WD $537 50 Part of Lots 168 to 161 Pacific Junction Arthur H Hostetler to L B Gammon WD $850 Lots 378 and 379 Pacific Junction United States to William Young Copy patent E% and sw% se% and se sw of 24 72 43 United States to Jessie A Patntar Copy patent Nw se of 24 72
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder and Clerk of District Court
Mille County
Laws
Sa. m
Pacific Junction
United States
William Young
Jessie A. Patntar
League explores options as Damascus sword looms
The League of Nations signals readiness to act as regional tensions ease after Greek and Bulgarian hostilities. Observers note possible diplomatic steps and sanctions to deter escalation, while discussions focus on maintaining stability in the region and upholding international law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
Damascus
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R.W. Mansfield
Morocco
McClain
George White
The
Leader
Clyde H. McClain
Teo
Northwestern Bell Telephone GO
Jians
Andy J. Berkhimer
Iowa Service
Linited
Man Prailwaye Company
Mor
Sharce
Stan Friend
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