Valentine Party Dances At Malvern Hall
Nearly 200 guests attended a Valentine themed party in the Malvern Community building hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Linyd Mulholand and others. The event featured 12 bridge tables, ballroom dancing, two steps, broom dances, and a square dance led by Mr Hertz and D. Q. Cunningham. Prizes of valentines boxes were given to Mrs. H. A. Gaither and Louie Baas, with refreshments served late as dancing resumed after a dining intermission. Out of town guests included several couples from Glenwood Avoca Omaha Sheridan Wyo and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linyd Mulholand
R. W. Mansfield
Frank Hertz
Malvern
Hastings
Hertz
D. Q. Cunningham
Lenore Mansfield
Margaret
Cormick
H. A. Gaither
Louie Baas
Yueata
Austin Murphy
Earl Murphy
Darrel Ashlebaugh
Emily Holand
Glenwood
A. C. Bennett
Avoca
Ward Roberts
Omaha
A. BE. Andrews
Sheridan
Wyo
The Leader's Society Highlights Malverntana Socials
The Leader's Society column invites readers to phone in social event notices. It emphasizes Malverntana readers' generosity in supplying news of parties and gatherings, large or small, to enrich the paper’s society coverage.
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Leader
Iun
Malverntana
Malvern Couple Wed in Omaha Ceremony
Bernice Candell and Ralph Bower, both of Malvern, married in Omaha on Thursday February 14 at 3 pm. Ceremony performed by Dr. Henry D. White at the bride’s home. The couple, after short honeymoon to Guthrie Center, plan to live on the Bower farm as the parents move nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. White
Omaha
Misa Bernice Candell
Ralph Bower
Malvern
Henry D. White
Ccle Candell
Glen Bower
Roy Caudell
Malevern
Malvern High School
Mr. Bower
W. A. Bower
Kensington to Meet Friday at Mrs Miller Home
O. E. Kensington will meet Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. L. W. Miller. Election of officers will be held and all members urged to be present. Malvern Garden Club met Tuesday with 18 members and five visitors. Program included music, gardening talks, piano solo, and junior May cast preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E
Kensington
L. W. Miller
Fiarden Club
Malvern Garden Mists
Zelma Fletcher
Rose Marie Fickel
Barbara Chamberlain
Colleen Kane
Donald Donner
Leonard Boehner
Malcolm Juelke
F. R. Chantry
F. E. Mulholland
J. C. Iuatrd
H. T. Beatte
Sara Rose
W. M. Hiett
Alice Blanshaw
Hildegarde Daumcartner
Malvern Tea Room
Ina Belle Stokes Picked for Emerson Postmaster
The Emerson postmaster appointment ended with Mrs Ina Belle Stokes recommended for the office. A Democrat and longtime county central committee member, she will likely be confirmed and take the role around March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Post
Ina. Belle Stokes
Emerson W. R. C. Met Saturday
Emerson W. R. C. No. 244 met in regular session on Saturday Feb 16 a patriotic program led by Mrs Laura Douglas with children performing in productions including The New George Washington Washingtons Birthday and a country school program Several members and guests attended and local residents were noted moving or ill including Jim Grogan with rheumatism later hospitalized in Omaha Additional social and community notices follow including bridge gatherings and visits to Des Moines and Glenwood with various members attending meetings and travels
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Woman's Relief Corps No
Grand Army of the Republic
Laura Douglas
George Washington
Wayne Clites
Doris Douglas
Mabel Edie
Shirley Clites
Charles Farris
Donald Hevern
Arvedia Swaggers
Sola
Washington
Katherine Davis
Davis Couple Plans Move From Texas to Old Mexico
Mr and Mrs S C Davis, long time residents near McAllen, Texas, report they will depart this week for a trip south into Old Mexico after enjoying the southern Texas climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Davis
Texas
McAllen
Mexica
Osterholm Named Chief Of Motor Transport Division
Mills county's only democratic editor, Oscar C. Osterholm of Glenwood, was appointed by Iowa railroad commissioners as chief of the motor transport division for six years. He will oversee duties in Mills, Fremont, Montgomery, Page, Adams, Taylor, Cass, and Adair counties while continuing to publish The Emerson Chronicle, printed at The Opinion-Tribune plant in Glenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Oscar C. Osterholm
Glenwood
Emerson Chronicle
Railroad Commissioners of
Iowa
Osterhalm
Mills
Fremont
Montgomery
Pace
Adams
Taylor
Cass
Adair
Opinion-Tribune
Marriage Licenses Feb 7 Ellsworth and Des Moines pairs
A list of marriage licenses shows couples from Ellsworth Carroll Des Moines and Omaha with wedding dates February 7 9 11 13 16 18 and clergy including Rev E E Goodrich Rev Fred W Long Justice Claude P Lawter Ray R F Allen Frad Ww Long and others detailing ages and locations such as Lincoln Blair Neb Fremont Hooper Bear Creek Blair and Cornell Bluffs. The British gunboat Sandpiper was dismantled for a 10000 mile shipment to Shanghai China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth Swart
Kathryn Berg
Carroll
E. E. Goodrich
Phil Prazo
Barbara Park
Des Moines
Fred W. Long
Edward K. Mathews
Faye Pitt
Omaha
Anthony Agnols
Muriel Carlson
Claude P. Lawter
Pete Grenemeier
Louisa Gerlach
Lincoln
Jualice Lawter
Fred G. Miller
Brooks
Lottie Taylor
Frad Ww. Long
Earl McGill
Bear Creek
Wyo
Susan Patsy Burton
Ava
Miss
Theodore Croudy
Georgia Ashley
Blair
Nebr
Ray
R. F. Allen
Fred Lemons
Myrtle Haney
Henderson
FP. Allen
Violet Johnson
Hooper
E. B. Goodrich
Richard Trabaum
Fremont
Leona Mc.Cord
Henry W. Thieschaler
Robuccy Elizabeth Gould
Cornell Blugs
Emerson Public Schools Oratorical Winners Announced
At Emerson High School Emerson Public Schools named winners in the home declamatory contest. First place in oratorical went to Bill Ripley for The Supreme Menace with Merna EMIS placing second for The Valor of an Deal. Qaten Parker earned third with The Eleventh Commandment. In drama Hard Snodgrass won first with The Finger of God, Doris Bishop third for The Littlest Rebel, Leona Johnston second for The Valiant, and Evelyn Shook won humorous with ERLE Economizes. Roland Edie took second for Cah Lages and Cloma Edie third for Country School Program Joe Allen spoke on The Sacrifice that Failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Ripley
Merna Emis
Qaten Parker
Hard Snodgrass
Berond
Doris Bishop
Leona Johnston
Evelyn Shook
Erle
Roland Edie
Cahlages
Cloma Edie
Joe Allen Alae
Freshman and Sophomore Contest Highlights at school
Students across grades describe recent activities from a declamatory contest to exams and projects. Freshman Clama Edie competed in the declamatory contest while Evelyn Shook won in humorous at the home and school event. Seniors celebrate declamatory contest winners Dilly Ripley Enid Snodgraaa and Evelyn Shook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paxson
Warren Hice
Clama Edie
Evelyn Shook
Eliott
Poe
Dilly Ripley
Enid Snodgraaa
Itso
Ayent
Oaks Sunday School Notes With Local Visit News
Oaks Sunday School reported 45 attendees and one visitor with several illness cases. Elmo Bronback of Connell Blants plans to preach after Sunday school next Sunday. Tuesday Bible study begins at 7 40 PM. People and families, including the Walls, Schillings, Mahan, and Hall families, were mentioned with various visits and illness notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmo Bronback
Connei Blants
Stantay
Physics class notices and family visits across towns
Content lists students and relatives visiting Omaha, Los Angeles, Vernedl Tufts, and Cere ala Nebr. Names include Jah Caren and Pat, Marian Tohnsen, Jon Johnson, Verdon, Mary Gideon, QO BE Fratty, Edmundson hospital, Hire Brinidbhiaghtee, COT Greenwood, Beverly Greenwood, Clara Dwin, Helen Myers. Several mentions of nurses training and Covenant hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jah Caren
Pat
Omaha
Marian Tohnsen
Los Angeles
Calif
Jon Johnson
Verdon
Mary Gideon
Vernedl Tufts
QO. BE. Fratty
Jounteé Edmundson Hospital
Brinidbhiaghtee
G. Greenwood
Beverly
Cereala
Cot. Greenwood
Clara Dwin
Helen Myers
Local Social News From Omaha Area Visitations
LOR. Wrammeter and Grup fer Gan attended aoeetoel meet itis in Vounetl Watts Thursday. Mr and Mere Carl Jean of Omaha spent Sunday with ter Parents, Mr. qo Mie A, by Hfeiner. TL. Brammeier is confined te Whe fem wile a revere ent ae Hhite writing, Mere am Mrs OGigiant children, Gwendolyn sind Lester, Mroo and Mrs. Marlo Midhin ane daughters, Venn and Tewell, and Mro and Mrs. dee Cole and cil dren visited in the L. Bo Aram Mheler home Monday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sebtling, Russell and Opal Hall and their mother, Mrs. Laura Hall, spent Tuesday in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Opal Wall
Glenwood
Henry Schilling
Marion Mahan
Ournstalk Vanna
Mra
LF. Brawmeier
Agnes Klowe
Til Mir
Moa
Forrest Achenbaugh
Darrell
Curlons
Ted Oak
Afta Joun
Pearl Flaming
Jewell Ma Han O
Citonwood
Marion Maton
G. Ryan Am
Malvern
Urn
Opal Hall
Roy Mhatfield
Alice
Edward
Lucile Wilekinson
Glen Mart
Gwendolyn Tryan
TL. Brammeier
East Liberty Social Notes From Glenwood Area
Mrs Frankk DuVal visited her sister Mrs B P Stranathan north of Glenwood. Ruth Lookabit has been bedridden. Ter rionda is improving. Shadows division of the Ladies' Aid Severy plans a church entertainment Friday Feb 22 with refreshments for a small charge. Joe Mayberry and family brought Neil home from Council Drafts. he recovers from measles. W H Maddocks and family visited Oak. Maddocks hosted dinner with Harry Maddocks in Silver City. Frank DuVal and Alan helped prepare their move to Hemingford Nebraska with Harry Malvern assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankk DuVal
Stranathan
Glenwood
Ruth Lookabit
Terrionda
George Upamer
Mrnte Rickahaugh
Peaceville
Tome of Ete
Sam Shin
Hasband
Joe Mayberry
Council
Neil
W. H. Maddocks
Ted Oak
W. N. Maddocks
Silver City
Mrr
Harry Maddocks
Frank DuVal
Alan
Harry
Malvern
Hemingford
Nebr
Man
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Tic
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Krichelieu
Bond
Bernice Candell
Dewey van Orsdel
Hilledate
Geneva Sell
W. L. Smith
D. D. Laird
Tabor
J. C. Lonax
Princeton
Arthur Neill
Song
Richard and Burton
Ralph Hossie
Sidney
A. A. Benton
Benton
Dana Dyke
Supt
F. M. Davison
Fuesta
Empress Theater
L. C. Miller
Charles Watts
Ubty
Norwalk
M. OK
Calkins
C. KE
Joe Robbina
George Salyers
George White
George Pace
H. Ream
Alice Wendy
Ladies’ Circle
Emerson
Ida Belle Stokes
Emerson W. R. C
James Grogan
Fred Johnson
Merson
Immanuel Hospital
Comer
Grogan
Jim
Scottie Huntsman
Shenandoah
Darwin Hascall
Helen
Emmanuel Hospital
Chas
Richard Crofton
Martha Bass
Bass
K. A. Evans
W. E. Greenwood
Evans
George Hascall
Torrngton
Jessia Eaton
J. L. Evans
Clarinda
Excelsior Springs
Randolph Salmons
Council Bluffs
R. B. Good
Harold Sowers
Blank
Garner
Osweso
Dea Boewell
C. Davises
Mexico
Osterholm
Ever Transport Division
China
Shenghai
Chios
News of
Emerson Public Schools
Niekt
Evtonmusium
OAKS
Jon Cole
Bert Steiner
Mia
Henny Schillings
Ruth Ben
Laura, Russell
Goat Hall
Jewell Mahan
Otis Hall
J. W. Castor v
Sabserthera
Wrammeter
Aoeetoel
Itis
Vounetl Watts
Mere Carl Jean
Qo Mie A
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