New Era Lyceum A Great Success
The New Era Lyceum program sponsored by Moore and the Presbyterian Sunday School drew large crowds this week. Dr. Ames Montgomery of Parsons College spoke on Christian education in reconstruction, followed by Dr. Theodore Morning on the New Era. The Y M C A Quartet from Omaha performed with Mrs. W R Moore and others, offering a varied program. Future evenings feature Mayor Smith and Dr. A B Marshall among others, with free admission for Malvern residents and strong attendance expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Ad
Montgomery
Theodore Morning
Omaha
Dean T. Smith
H. 1
Wallace
Geo. W. Campbell
H. ¥. Williams
Reynold Henatsch
Mr. Campball
Campbell
Chistian
Ed P. Smith
Ayor Smith
Smith
OTA Igs
Danial
Jenkins
A. B. Marshall
Malvern
Surprise Farewell Tea for the Parker Family
Neighbors and friends gathered at Henry Nims’ home last Thursday to surprise Mr and Mrs H R Parker. About forty attendees attended a farewell party as the Parkers prepare to move to their Hermeson farm this week. Festivities included games music and refreshments with best wishes for their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. ‘Parker
Henry Nims
Malvern High Hosts Washington's Birthday Military Program
Students, teachers, and parents at Malvern High School enjoyed a military program honoring Washington's Birthday. Returned soldiers attended, the Glee Club opened with a welcome song, and addresses were given by Sgt Elmer Skaja about the Hawaiian Islands.Miss Ruth Collins played Chopin, Lela Salyers sang, and BE Porter performed a solo before the school closed by singing America.
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Malvern High School
Washington
Ida Salyers
M. Gi’ Boyce
Ruth’ Collins
Chopin
Elmer Ska Ja
Hawaiian Islands
Thislands
Lela Salyers
No Man’s Land
Mré
Porter
America
Lee-Biggerstaff Wedding Near Malvern Details
A private Valentine’s Day wedding was held Friday Feb 14 at seven o’clock in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Biggerstaff, six miles south of Malvern. Guilford Biggerstaff married Miss Edith Lee of Randolph in a simple Methodist Episcopal ceremony conducted by Rev. Peter Jacobs. Attendants were Fate K. Davis and Mrs. George Powers, sisters of the bridegroom, with only immediate relatives present. Weather and road conditions affected attendance.
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Fate K. Davis
George ‘Powers
Flegroom
Local wedding ties couple to nearby Davis place farm
The groom, who has lived here years, will wed in a ceremony altered to suit distant relatives. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs EB A Lede of Randolph, has recently moved to the community. They plan to farm the Davis place, near Hol Biggerataft’s former holdings, keeping them close to home. Guests traveled from Fate K Davis Memphis Neb to Emerson Iowa and Pacific Junction Iowa for the event.
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EB. A. Lede
Randolph
Davis
Hol. Biggerataft
Fate K
Davis Memphis
Nebr
George Powers
Emerson
Roy Hiatt
Pacific Junction
Aistrope-Fritz Nuptials In Emerson Home Wedding
Miss Nellie Aistrope and Ira Ellwood Fritz of Galesburg Illinois wed last Wednesday evening February 19 at her North Marion Avenue home. Rev J E Wilkins officiated a ring ceremony before pink Sweet peas and white roses, with Juanita Aistrope and Jean Cunningham as flower girls and ring bearer Juanita. Guests from Chicago Fort Lupton Wakefield and more attended. The couple plan to reside locally then move to North Dakota in spring.
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Mendelsson
Willis H. Reed
J. E. Wilkins
First Baptist Church
Emerson
Juanita Aistrope
Jean Cunningham
Nerces
Enjoyable Evening for Mr and Mrs Aistrone Guests Nearby Malvern
South of Malvern Mr and Mrs Leland Aistrone entertained about twenty guests last Friday. The evening opened with high five games won by Harry Nelson and Alva Antrim. A dainty luncheon was served near midnight followed by dancing until early morning. Guests departed praising the hosts as excellent entertainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Aistrone
Malvern
Harry Nelson
Alva Antrim
Mrs. Aistrope
Rural Improvement Club Holds All Day Meeting
West of town the Rural Improvement Club gathered at the Buffington home for an all day session. About ninety members and families attended a noon dinner. County Agent Fred Farquhar and Ames demonstrators Ward and Nichols led poultry care and orchard spraying demonstrations. A quilt brought by the ladies sold for War orphans, raising 91.50 before being donated to the Christian Home in Council Bluffs via Joy Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural Improvement Club
Chas. Buffington
Fred Farquhar
Ames
Ward and Nichols
Joy Parker
Christian Home
Council Bluffs
District Court Probate and Divorces Docketed In County
District Court continued docket lists include divorces for Minnie Roe and Edith Anderson and probate actions. Sherman Jones named administrator of H. P. Patrick with no bond. Patrick’s estate valued with cash and notes, farm, and property. Wills probated for Jd. B. Viner Moseley Chase Mary Lumm and Elvira Phipps with named executors and administratrix. Final hearing set in Hans Kay estate. Carl Utemark estate appointment and bond fixed. R I Cheyney and H H Cheyney named joint executors without bond.
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E. Ei. Barker
Glenwood
Ben Stille
Pacific Junction
Minnie Roe
Charles Roe
Edith Anderson
Ward Anderson
Sherman Jones
H. P. Patrick
Jones
Patrick
Ruth Davis
Jas. J. Wilson
Jd. B. Viner
Ralph Viner
Moseley Chase
J. R. Chaloupka
Fred Chase
Mary
Lumm
Etta Byers
H. H
C. Hy
Cheyney
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Durbin
Dur Ibin
Ihtry
Agricul ‘Tural
Parker
Lowe Bros
North Dakota
Hall
Chicago
J. Rhoades
Fort Lupton
Colo
Olive Aistrope
Wakefield
Arthur Dalton
Margaret
Jeorge Gaston
Ralph
From Aistrope Jr
Florence
Henry
T. M. Aistrope
Hates
Pauline
John
Anna Aistrope
Tabor
Elizabeth Kilpatrick
Frank
George
Wiliam
Kilpatrick
Fred Muthor
Meeting of Rural Improvement Club
Ters
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Moore’s ‘Tire Shop
District Court
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J. R. Moore
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Duroc Jeresy
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New Centry
Jenny Lind
Ohio
W. J. Wilson
C. L. Williams
L. A. Talbott
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