Malvern Local News Highlights Social Visits and Medical News
Lyon Parker and Wesker Chapel residents exchange word of events at Bet ardsr while a family gathering honors Mr and Mrs. Georet Parker. Omahan trips, hospital visits, and funeral attendance shape a week of local life with multiple relatives, friends, and neighbors noted in Malvern and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Lyon Parker
Wesker Chapel
W. Sowers
Henderson
Saturdsey
Omaha
McPherron
Leonerd
Malvers
Prane Hammond
Glenwood
Ard
A. Bummers
Alice
Bille McSultry
Mise
Wickfred Nervil
Josephine Conber
Isabelle Lawrie
Charrles
Lake Geneve
Wic
A. L. Wolfe
Guy Bwith and Son
W. J. C. Sith
Fred Martin
Hastings
Mrs Retelsdorf Dies in Carstairs Calgary
Mrs J H K Retelsdorf died at her daughter’s home in Carstairs Calgary after a stroke on January 17 she passed away two days later. She spent much of her life in Malvern with her husband a Malvern tailor who died years ago. Seventeen years ago they moved to Canada with their children and she was eighty as of last August. She was remembered as bright capable and well liked by many in Malvern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ho Wearin
Car
Hastings
Omaha
LeMare
Bes
Biets Sunde Sheirfering
Ida Ireland
Edmondson Horpital
Country Bluffs
Beepita
Aden Ireland
Otto Kilne ix
Salyers Auto Company
D. M. Kiloe
Henry Miller
Galesburg
Sanday
George Marth
George Marek
Griswold
Will Stout
Near Tabor
Georges Marsh
J. HK. Retelsdorf
Geo. T. Haag
Carstairs
Calgary
Canada
Retetsdorte
Malvern
Emmet Milter
Emerson
C. J. Shapcott
Biker City
W. H. Maddocks
Glen Skerritt
Sil
Alan du Vai
Cafey Rimes
Malvern High School
Prank
DuVal
Madeline
Lilly
Thomas Mariun
Emmet Miller
Shap Colt
Clarence Hunt
Biver City
Earl Maddocks
Herry Maddocks
River City
Neil Mayberry
Iowa School For the Deaf
Clare
Dolores Cook
Dolores
J. D. Moore
Howard Lookabul
Hazel Gwens
Mylvern
Moe
Fred Cook
Das
Doro*thy
Orville Pryor Sale At Pryor Farm Near Melvern
A public sale will be held next Wednesday February 14 at the old Harry Wearin farm three miles northwest of Melvern on highway 24. Orville Pryor offers Mvesteck implements and other items with good Cluses noted in the listing. Official advertising and notices have been ordered for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Pryor
Groble Prior
Harry Wearin
Melvern Ys
Church program update from Preece clergy note
Preece records remind congregants to attend the upcoming Hilldale church program uncertainly delayed by the pastor’s illness. Ned Bar expresses confidence in attending, with services planned next Sunday and church school at 17. The sermon topic is Drastic Methods for Dearly Evil as part of the Church Four spiritual home initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiltedale
Iff Elleck
Taneoln
Leeson
Chorth
Birthday Party for Mrs Nelson Attracts Many Guests
Surprise party held for Mrs C M Nelson on her birthday with center room gifts and a pot luck lunch in the Dime room. Cakes baked by Mrs B B McFall. guests included local families and friends from Bear Council Bluffs Glenwood and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Nelson
Jen
Homer
B. B. McFall
Guerte Econ
Wishine Mra
Nelson Mappy
Mesdames Johhn Hansen
Bear Council Bluffs
Ernest Brake
Ruth
Glenwood
Will Letr
Evelin
W. H. Maddocks
Ben Gurer
Frank Colly
Chas. Wilheim
L. G. Adamr
W. H. Narie
Carel
Charles
Laura
Kenney
C. N. Whitesides
Freddie
B. Bo McFall
Clyde Barger
Lindsay
Joe Mayberry
Frank Do Val
R. G. Ruse
A R. Bird
T. E. McClure
A. L. Haines
Frank Haines
Josie Kerner
Ruth Lutz
Fragmentary 60 East streetside vignette with crinoline imagery
A garbled passage describes 60 East with southern homes and white-washed fences suitable for foxhunting, mentioning crinolines and a long-standing senator, but the text is inconsistently rendered and partially unreadable. It hints at local social life and a political figure, without clear events or dates.
Wilson Dam and the Tennessee Valley Authority Dream
An Iowa traveler recollects Senator Norris’s twelve year push for a federal power project, leading to the Tennessee Valley Authority. He notes the dam's vast scale, its riverine reach from Muscle Shoals to Tennessee, and the plan to supply cheap electricity via private distributors with government support. The piece reflects on public infrastructure, finance, and the potential of human intellect to unlock large federal projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republicene
Wilson
Jorkéd
Fintertr
Ifke
Timilar
Newbie
Witeor
PL KR
Tourteta
Seinster Norris
Iowa
Norris
Roosevelt
Muscle Shoals
Tennessee Valley Authority
Tennessee Valley
Alabama
Tennessee
Hae
Kumpe
Wilson Dam
Towa
Muyasle Bhosle
Northrun to Hold Sale Feb. 12
The notice records a sale date of February 12 held by Northrun. It mentions individuals Northrup, a farmer from the Fred Paris ranch, and Hallie Monk of Malvern. Context is unclear due to OCR errors but indicates a formal sale event and local names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northrun
Sale
Northrup
Fred Paris
Hallie Monk
Malvern
Obituary for Mire Barina Musselineti
Obituary notes the death of Emma Meererman age eighty seven at her Henderson home after a long asthma struggle. Born June 21, 1845 in Laxton England she emigrated to America with family in 1861 settling in McGregor then Dickinson County. She married D. T. Musselman in 1862. Survived by two brothers four stepchildren and extended family. Funeral services held at Henderson Methodist Church with Rev. K E Nesbit officiating. burial in Malvern cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoredas
Emma Meererman
Emnie Deria
James A
Elizabeth Davis
Laxton
Herefordshire
Enelad
Perth
Hemferson
Grally
Emmet
Amet J Jen
McGregor
Dickinson
Glenwood
AR. H. Daniel
Mine Davie
D. T. Musselman
Mr. Musselman
Geerge
Edwin Davis
Fouretepchildren
Robert Musselman
Seattle
Wash
Addie Farr
Msrtle Beteber
New Port
Nebr
Undaunted Bravery Senior at Lion Cage Tale
Undaunted Bravery recalls a senior recounting a lion encounter in a cage. The senior describes facing the animal and weighing drastic actions before a fellow student asks how he escaped. Benfor states he simply left the cage and moved to another enclosure.
We Are Short of 350000 Homes
An estimate indicates a housing shortage of about 350000 homes with the population growth contributing to the gap. The text notes a shortfall of 250000 homes, suggesting ongoing housing pressure and potential policy implications.
Greatness and Indispensables in its Production Church Service
Church services led by Henry Dale White with Sunday school at 10. Miss Edna Hertz presents morning worship themed Great ness and Some of the Indispens ables in its Production. Special music features Bernice Caudelie. Lincoln’s birthday observed in services. Evening service 7 to 8. Next week theme The Knowledge and Pure knowledge of God. Audience encouraged to attend and worship together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Dale White
Edna Hertz
Lincoln
Euch
Bernice Caudelie
God
Methodist Ladies Circle Meets at Roy E Gageler Pastor Home
The Methodist Episcopal Church announces the Ladies Circle will meet with Mrs. Fred Farquhar today at 2 20 p m. Services next Sunday include Sunday school at 9 30 and worship at 11 a m Vesper service at 5 p m and the young people's meeting at 6 26 p m The morning sermon topic is Coralilled im posse There is a plan for the young people to meet for one hour next Sunday from 6 30 to 7 20 p m There will be no luncheon or social hour The hour will be spent in worship and discussion The church asks if spiritually sick members fail to come to the feeding place on Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy E. Gageler
Fred Farquhar
Bundsy School
Housing slump dampens urban growth hopes
The report notes a fall in home building below normal as mood rises. Observers predict the shortage could free up large industrial areas once the economy clearly shows an upturn, signaling a shift in urban activity. Buffalo Courier Express.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normel
Buffalo Courier-Express
Zanders to Hold Public Sale February 13 Near Malvern
W G Zanders announced a public sale to be held February 13 at his home fire and one half miles northeast of Malvern. He will quit farming and auction his entire equipment. The sale offers a chance to stock up for farming operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Zanders
Malvern
Zanders
Wesley Chapel Ladies Aid Meeting Report
Wesley Chapel Ladies Aid met with Mrs Ida Fickel as hostess assistant Mrs Blanche Wilson. About thirteen members attended. Next meeting set for February 14. Cletis Parker son of Marvin Parker ill with whooping cough at grandparents home. Jeanette and Arthur Luther returned from Simpson college. Over weekend Lynn Parker and family visited parents Mr and Mrs H Winslow. John Clark returned to Ames after visiting home folks. Donald Parker and Gerald Wilson latest mumps victims. Word was received by Mr and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Fickel
Blanche Wilson
Cletis Parker
Marvin Parker
Paul Parker
Jeanette
Arthur Luther
Simpson College
Lynn Parker
Song
H. Winslow
Tabor
John Clark
Ames
Donald Parker
Gerald Wilson
Mrs Ward Hougas Dies. Clinton Parker Notices
Mrs Clinton Parker records the death of Mrs Ward Hougas on Friday at Independence Missouri. Hougas is well known in the community and left two children, a boy and a girl aged about twelve and eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Parker
Ward Hougas
Independence
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Mire
Barina Musselineti
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Charete
Bondar School
Paul
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Methodist Episcopal Church
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Coffee House
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Abraham Lincoln
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Congress
United States Land Office
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