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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1919
Page
9
The poem honors the Preemyair division of World War I, praising its grit and combat record. It notes repeated praise from Pershing, cites three citations, and claims the unit foughtGerman forces without being pushed back, with soldiers proudly acknowledging their status in the First Division.
TABOR From The Beacon records Miss Jennie Laird returning home from Mailvern for the weekend. Mrs. W. G. Gregory and two children spent the weekend in Omaha with cousin Mrs. Whitlock. Miss Anna May Boatright, now at Hospe music store in Omaha, came home for the weekend. Mrs. Will Morris and daughter Margaret of Wayne visited Duncan family. Dr. T. C. Harris traveled to Bartlett with Mrs. Harris returning home that evening. Mary Christy West of Sheridan is mentioned.
Wyo., carrier to town by Mrs. Jacobs death, stayed in Tabor at Kline and Noah Mumper homes then visited Randolph before returning to Sheridan. George Tipton and daughter Maxine stayed with his parents from Saturday to Tuesday. Rev. and Mrs. Gonzales with four children, from St. Louis, have rooms at Stevenson’s and plan parsonage move. Jesse Hummel plans Malvern residence, buying L Smith home in new addition and Crouse Place two blocks north with thirteen acres. price near 600 per acre and Smith place over 5,000 dollars.
February 6 notes from Asbury record everyday life in Red Oak area. E C Mitzner shelled corn last Saturday while W A Nims delivered hogs to Emerson last Monday. J O Russel butchered meat last Friday and visiting by Mr and Mrs J W Nims of Red Oak over Friday and Saturday. George White shipped a carload of stock hogs to Emerson last Thursday and drove them to his farm. D M Culver family are recovering at home. Clyde Knight of Chapman Nebr. visited Red Oak relatives, staying with Chas Shaw. Culver did business in Glenwood. Shaw and Kenneth attended Malvern road meeting. Archie Shaw returns from Spruce Div Powers Oregon.
Mrs Glen Craig of Walnut visits for a few days at home with her parents Mr and Mrs Er nest Bargain. Paul Bryant writes from Shanghai China to his brother Barl. The Batton family has been re-
Seetie recalls old times with Bessie at the switchboard. Frank Pullman and helpers went to Dumfries and to Cliff Williams new bungalow to finish plumbing. Charles W. Reeve returns from Camp Cody with an honorable discharge and a sergeant major commission. Camp Cody is abandoned and remaining service members reassigned.
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