Malvern Socials and Celebrations Highlight Busy Week
A wide range of local gatherings filled Wednesday through Sunday. The Malvern area hosted an all day meeting at Wes Cora Richardson’s home with guests and reports on past projects, plus an anniversary dinner for two couples and multiple tea room and club events. Mrs Megladdery of Sacramento honored at a dinner, and several guests from nearby towns attended birthday, engagement, and miscellaneous showers.
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Tome of
Wes
Cora Richardson
Reir
Nemes Chamberlain
Myre Inez
Hower
Mexinnuth Aistrope
Fred Rap
Council Bluffs
Malvern Tea Room
W. E. Larsson
Milas Eulatte Larsson
Malvern
Mra
Lula Duerr
Council Hiaffa
Wm. Dyson
Denver
Colo
Big Wood Pile Burned Tuesday Night
Richardson from southeast of Hastings said a miscreant set fire to a large pile of his timber east of Hastings. About 15 loads of dry stove wood were burned, his season’s supply, and the fire was a mean trick harming him as he must start cutting wood again.
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Paw) Richardson
Hastings
Imogene Card Party Hosted by Clem Maher
Mr. and Mrs. Clem Maher entertained at a card party Sunday evening. High score was made by Mrs. Frank O Connor and Bernard Slater. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Slater, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Harrigan, Mr. and Mrs. Frank O Connor, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Maher, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Good of Shenandoah. A late evening lunch was served.
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Clem Maher
Frank O'Connor
Bernard Slater
Tom Harrigan
Harold Maher
Harry Good
Shenandoah
Plans Made for Achievement Day to be Held Here
Mrs. Ros Donner, county chairman of women’s extension work, says plans are underway for Achievement Day on February 19 at the Malvern Community Building. State project leader Mrs. Sarah Torre Ellis will be present, with home project leaders from Anderson and Platteville townships organizing a play and a demonstration. Special music is planned and the public is invited. home project teachers are urged to attend if possible.
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Avenrding
Ros Donner
Jen
Deine Dade
Malvern
Sarah Torre? Ellis
Extension Service
Jrame
Haine Project
Anjverson
Platteville Township
Inerabam Orewinship
Hanning
Hatchery Anniversary Celebration At Wilson Hatchery
More than 500 people registered for two day anniversary event at Wilson Electric Hatchery last Friday and Saturday. Guests toured facilities and lines of feeds and equipment while hot coffee and doughnuts were served. Prizes awarded include largest feed order to Mrs. Arthur Churchman for 260 baby chicks, largest egg sale to Carl Selpold for 100 pounds egg mash, and oldest registrants Adam Gipe and Mrs. Martha Wortz. Della McReynolds traveled farthest to attend.
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Wilson Electric Hatchery
Arthur Churchman
Galen Boles
Carl Selpold
Alfred M. Scott
Otto Menache
Arthur Menschel
Mayo
Adam Gipe
Martha Wortz
Della McReynolds
Macedonia
Farewell Party for Bernard Slaters Moves to New Home
About 25 friends gathered at Bernard Slater's home Wednesday evening for a farewell party. The group played cards and danced and enjoyed sandwiches fruit salad coffee and cake before Bernard and his wife depart for a new home. The community regrets their departure.
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Bernard Slater
Field Auditor Hutton to Advise on Income Tax
Edwin J. Hutton, field auditor from the state board of assessment and review, will be in Malvern Wednesday February 13 to advise taxpayers on how to fill out income tax return forms. He cannot fill them out but will explain the procedure. Mr. Hutton will be at the Malvern Trust and Savings Bank.
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Edwin J. Hutton
State Board of Assessment and Review
Malvern
Mr. Hutton
Malvern Trust & Savings Bank
Returns from Market Mrs Nickols visits New York and Chicago
Mrs C O Nickels of Shenandoah returns from a three week trip to eastern markets after attending the National Retail Dry Goods Association convention in New York and style revues by American French and English manufacturers. She spent two days in Washington at a luncheon of the Tard Club and the Congressional Tea hosted by Mrs Wearin at the Roosevelt hotel. Mr and Mrs M D Nickols later drove to Chicago January 27 to join her and buy more merchandise for the Ladies Apparel Shop and see style revues at the Terrace Garden and French Casino.
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C. O. Nickels
Shenandoah
Ladies Apparel Shop
National Retail Dry Goods Association
New York City
Nichols
Washington, D. C
O1ha D. Wearin
Roosevelt Hotel
A School Tragedy Play Touts Southern Education Struggles
Wesley Chapel plans a Lincoln Day program featuring a short play titled A School Tragedy. The performance addresses challenges faced by African Americans in pursuing education in the South. The churches invite all to attend next Sunday at 11 o clock for the service and evening events.
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Weeley
Mrs Fickel Confined After Broken Ankle in Edmondson Hospital
Mrs June Fickel remains confined to her room at Edmondson hospital with a swollen broken ankle delaying casting. Once cast is applied she plans to travel back to Washington and resume her work, bearing up under the misfortune with clear resolve. Mrs Fred Bickersbach visited Emerson with Tree with, and Mrs Emily Burnt joined on Tuesday.
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June Fickel
the Edmundson Hospital
Washington
Rate Reduction Plan Promises Immediate Electric Savings
A historic rate cut, effective Feb 1, ties lower bills to higher consumption over the previous year. Lowell R. King announces the Additional Use rate while urging customers to increase kilowatt hour use to trigger automatic reductions, with company promises of eventual permanent rate cuts as volumes rise.
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Inc
Lowell R. King
Toincotn
King
O'Malley
Mr. O'Malley
Local Social Gathering Described With Mixed Attendees
An apparent social event at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gethy Crouse drew a list of attendees including Hastings Mre and Mre Eley Selita c and danehrey Burk Ellen, Mrs Torre, Fa Myon Mire Hall, Kereth, Betace, Roy Phetfield, Qed Eley Ann Stuepente, and others. The escritoire notes a later gathering and a beverage or dessert table with a menu featuring salad, cake, and a Wilppeca writin cotter. The text is garbled but suggests a family or community fete with multiple named participants and items discussed or served.
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Mre
Eley
Selita c
Danehrey Burk Ellen
Mrs Torre
Fa Myon
Mire
Hall
Kereth
Betace
Roy Phetfield
Sid Alter
Qed
Ann Stuepente
Mrr
Mars Atprom
At Club Entertained a N W Colling Home
The NW Colling home hosted a Friday evening party with guests including Mr and Mrs Coling, Mr and Mrs Fred Priest, Mr and Mrs Fred Martin, Mr and Mrs W S Young, Mr and Mrs Lemon Cox, and other friends. A delt esong luncheon followed.
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N. W. Colling
NW. Colling
White Elephant Sale Brings Ladies $30 at Dinner
The church ladies hosted a white elephant sale and dinner last Friday with a crowd, paid meals, and prizes. Local students and visitors from Lincoln and Omaha joined family gatherings. Dr. Edgar Christy announced the birth of Patricia Josephine Mullen in Hastings.
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Ralph Hangcom
Memorial Remembrances of a Mother and Friends
Memorial notes mourn the passing of Mrs. dicot Bure on February 5 and recall her cheery smile and steadfast kindness. Charles Viner and Ted Clark from the Natural Gas Company of America visited Fritz, Texas, and traveled to assist on contraction and repair work between here and Fritz. Albert Crawford and daughter Harriett attended Easex Friday night. Edgar Lockabill returned to college in Lincoln on Sunday. Harriett Cites, Hernlen Largent, and Ray Hickerson were at Shenandoah Saturday.
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Katheryn Shaw
University of Omaha
A. P. Shaw
Vanila Ord
Mar Gory Jean Walker
Tatter
Marjory Juan
Ivor Fettell
Omaha
Fern Wallahan
Lincoln
N. W. Colling
Valeria Christy
Cornell Bluffs
Edgar Christy
R. E. Poindexter
Lenox
Lemon Cox
Patricia Josephine
Patrick Mullen
Hastingston
George W. Pickerell
Red Oak
Mabel Clutes
Millie Gale
Council Bluffs
Baye Blunt
Keith
Bert Fickel
Norothy Haden
Jon Haden
Herman Schurrland
Ruth
Redman
Red Ok
Boris Brown
Henderson
Linthicum
Freida Fellows
N. W. Colling Hame
Mabel Sandsland
Malvern
Nebr
Alfred Shaw
Hastings
Harry Clark
Wm. Clark
Cecil Woods
Conner Bluffs
Harald O'Dell
Brooks
Fisher
Tom Christy
University of Nebraska At Lincoln
Christy
Charley Brown
Dave Linthicum
James
Donna Brown
W. O. Resh
Coburg
Dut Courtier
Willa Mitchell
bin Courter
Red
Charles Courtier
Priday
Minattegita Tookabill
Meanie
Mika Mundie Odavil
Atlantiy
Bret
Charles Viner
Ted Clark
Natural Gu Company of America
Fritz
Texas
Houe
Here
Kritz
Albert Crawford
Harriett
Edgar Lockabill
U, Croue
Harriett Cites
Hernlen Largent
Ray Hickerson
Hastings Public Schools News Feature Promotes Literary Arts
Friday afternoon the physters elias and their instructor, Mr. Hitmen, visited the boostur ater tion. They found it interesting but complemented. The other morn, Mr. Wittner asked Kenneth Nestit, when he entered high school. When owas a freshman it: Pied Ken.
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Physters Elias
Hitmen
Boostur Atertion
Wittner
Kenneth Nestit
Hastings Rebekahe Officers Installed
In Hastings a joint installation of the 1.0.0, FP and Rebekah lodges installed officers. Mary Kelley was Noble Grand with Grace Hathaway as Secretary and Bessie Purcell as Treasurer. Other posts named include Laura Douglass Warden Phoebe Smith Conductress and Grace Olver Inside Guardian.
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Rebekah
Hastings
Rebekah Lodge
J. J. Graves
Lacey Wilcox
Noble Grand
Mary Kelley
Wisegrand
Mabel Clites
Grace Hathaway
Bessie Purcell
Laura Douglass
Phoebe Smith
HK. S
N. G
Maude Crouse
Stella Hall
V. G
Minnie Crouse
I. B
Effie Hutffeld
Inside Guardian
Grace Olver
Gutside Guardian
Aaron Crolse
Susie Hail
Luella Priest
Junior News Tame economics days with etiquette issues
A fragmented Atchison Globe summary notes confusion in a junior news column about inter eating problems and etiquette. It mentions Jack Mitchell, a tent in American Waterure, and Mussolini orders about marriage and learning.
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Jack Mitchell
Boberly
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Harry Allery
Howard Ames
Tabor
Royce Wederquist, Sr
Tours Bass Home
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Ham
Laveta Andrews
Auturn
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Sybil Anderson
Geneva Cuipsan
Birna Hansen
Stanton
Charlee L. Wilson
Robert
Paul Sepger
Hernice Carper
Shensandoah
Jung Milla
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Green Bay
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Imogene
Clem Mahers
Farm Bureau
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Mi 3
Collins Brug Co
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Hutton
Wesley Chapel
Henderson Churches
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Hiawatha
Gene Crouse
Salieri
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Roy
News of Hastings Public Schools
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Balint
Banerson
Senior News
Hastings Rebekahe
DeLaval
Virginia
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Malvers
Junior News
Mussolini
Atchison Globe
Impress Theater
Malveran
Iowa
Lyte 'Palbou
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Circus of Death
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