Local News Of The Week In Malvern
Malvern residents recall a busy period with visits from relatives and friends across Council Bluffs and Omaha. Miss Dorothy Geathart of Oma was guest of Miss Billie McNulty. Lawrence Gray family hosted relatives from Council Bluffs and Hallas. Many travelers and extended family visited, with Christmas and New Year gatherings across Malvern. Several illnesses and medical events were reported, including appendicitis operations for two children and hospitalizations. Notable attendees included Mrs. Breeding of Council Bluffs, Rev. and Mrs. Harry Moore of Waterloo, and Mrs. Farquhar and grandchildren from Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Geathart
Omaha
Biihe McNulty
Mis. L. M. Gray
Evelyn Gray
Vin Sted
Pacific
Bhirley Greenlee
Bart Davis
Council Bluffs
Harry Thomas
W. W. Tonkinon
C. J. Windom
Ardelle Schaffat
Phillip Notgeard
R. W. Salyers
Ben. Robert
George Rosenfelds
Hallas
Post Mantel I
Jans Snyder
Ruth Cochlin
Adel
Jane and
Lorraline
Fletcher
Janet Swann
Chicago
Bryant-Stratton Business College
Larry Dean
Leonard Duvall
Malvern
J. E. Randerson
Logan
Ralph Weidner
Weidner
Everett Plumb
Harriet Beattie
Texas
Baylor College For
Belton
James
Kansas City
Clarence Myera
D. M. Kine
Mercy Hospital
Council Blags
Glenn
Fittie
Canton Robbins
D. M. Kline
Edmund- [Son Hospital
Guy Breeding
Clarkeon Hospital
Harry Moore
Waterloo
E. C. Colline
Mra
Ben Martin
Fred Henderson
Walter and
Davie
Edna
Dorothy
Walter Uttvita
Shependoah
Lloyd Mullholland
Bess Mulholland
New Years
Chas, Beauchamp
Will Carothers
Clarinds
Clara Ferquhar
Jean
Annette Carnahan
Lincoln
Nebr
Fred Fargubar
R. L. Hale
Fred Durbin
James Durbin
J. W. Baer
Betty
Billie
Jessie Wortman
Wausau
Wis
Wausau Hospital
R. Hurst
Funeral Services for Martha Evans Thursday
Funeral services for Martha Allene Evans who died December 26 after a brief illness were held Thursday at Mansfeld funeral home. Rev. R. E. Gue ter officiated. She was born September 17, 1921 near Emerson and lived in Mills County most of her life. She attended Malvern public school and was active in Sunday school at Malvern Methodist. She joined the Malvern Methodist Episcopal Church on March 27, 1932. She died at age twelve years, three months, and one day, in Council Bluff hospital. She is survived by her parents, one sister Hazel Loulae, one brother Carl Leonard, and two grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Allene Evans
Mansfeld Funeral Home
R. E. Gueeter
Lloyd Short
Ming Bernice Wilson
Martha Arlene Evans
Louie Franklin Evans
Gladys Eva (Lang) Evans
Emerson
Mills County
Mississippi
Martha
Malvern
Mualyarn Methodist Sunday School
Malvern Methodist Episcopal Church
Jennie Edmundson
Council
Bluffw
Walter Albert
Junior Franklin
Slater
Ha ¥el Loulae
Afteen
Carl Leonard
W. A. Lang
Sidney
Ong Brest
Mra. C. A. Lang
J. F. Anery
Bob Allen
Burlington
Junc Mon
Allens
Allen
Sarah Cooper
Folke Ta
Wheatland
Glen
James Liddell
Shenandoah
P. Liddell
Sherman Alien
Jim Bowers
Lottia Thrapp
Bertha Sitkett
Dayguter
Jon McLain
Dean McLain
Mra
Arthur Nimes
Julia Dean
Bundsy
Nims
John James
Carrie
Marjorie
Carl
Francis Parkers
H. L. Kellenbarger
Tama
Merriot
Red Oak
Quanta
Georgia
Florence Hatfield
Velma McLain
Glenwood
Arthur Fragler
Nevada
Coburg
Ed Burton
Mackie Gibeon
Art Fraziera
Jense Shetleys
Kocherspergers
Neight Borg
Lon Hatfield
Florence
Laurence
Jim Angry
Francis
John Parker
Hadley
Marian
Gueuts
Carrie McLain
Donald
Delbert Hastwood
Raymond Allen
Joe Allen
Marerit Jamey
BO. Baldwin
Bwmereos
Jesala Cardin
Expedition to Dark Des Moines Endorses Tabor Normal College
A Southwest Town group plans a Friday expedition to Des Moines to press Governor Herring for establishing a state normal college at Tabor. They propose transferring Tabor college buildings to the state and cite the cost benefits of operating another radio station. Myron Munsinger and Bapt. Ireland lead organizing efforts, seeking supporters to present the plan to officials.
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Des Moines
State Normal College
Tabor
Herring
Tabor College
Normal College
WOL
WSUI
Myron Munsinger
Bapt
I | Ireland
Local Residents Attend Gatherings Amid Illness and Travel
A flood of letters and visits marks a busy period in Champion Hill and nearby towns. Relatives from Burlington Junction Mo join Allen family for the measles outbreak. their 13 month old baby dies. Neighbors from Shenandoah and Emerson dine with local households. Many carry on with school, church and Sunday activities despite illness and cold weather.
Ladies Aldae weekly meeting announced for Jan 17
Community notes list several visits and gatherings from Hastings to Ames. Mrs. Faye Sowers hosts the Ladies Aldae meeting January 17 at her home. Local families including Parker, Plumb, Babbit, and Dye relations visit for New Year events. hospital and travel details mentioned. John Clark family moving to Ames for spring. various relatives recoveries and college trips noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldae
Faye Sowers
Clinton Parker
Paul Parker
Elsworth Plumb
Gerald Babbit
Marion Piniah
Barbara Dye
Faye Binat
Keith
Robert
Hastings
Bert Fickel
Misa Feta Slater
Emerson
Rose Plumb
Jenale Edmondeon
Council Bluffs
June Fickel
Glenwood
Bobby Buffington
Tabor
Egis Plumb
Darrel Parker
Wet
Fickel and
Lawrence
Indianola
Jeannette
Arthur Luther
Pauline Sowers
Elva Wilson
Paul Halshow
Ray Plumb
Betty
I A
Minnie Dent
John Clark
Ames
Edna
Mra
Ben Dittus
John Wilson Sr
Lawrence Fickel
Malvern Woman Remembered in 1983 Obituary
Elizabeth Ann Johnson Masters born 1849 in Pettis Missouri died December 1983 at her Malvern home after long Mills County residence. She traveled with her family to Iowa in 1856, was married to Samuel Masters in 1572, had four sons and two daughters, and survived by sons Robert and James and several grandchildren. Funeral in First Baptist Malvern with Rev. L R Bobbitt officiating. Interment Malvern cemetery.
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Aho
Iowa
Missouri
First Baptist Church
Malvern
L. R. Bobbitt
Vernon Bobbitt
Robert Stroud
BH. C. Collins
Friends and Societies
J. W. McNulty
J. W. Baer
Homer Walker
George Short
A. H. Graves
L. L. Richardson
Elizabeth Ann
Joseph J
Nancy Johnson
Pettes County
Mills County
Towa
Samuel Masters
Dia Qn
Edward
Evers Att
Clara Ang
Fheir
Eath
Remelp
Robert of Lincoln
James J. Jenson
John
Mills
Calif
Joese G. Johnson
Winifred
Mont
Reymons
Nob
Announcements from the Churches for a Sunday in 1934
The Methodist Episcopal Church schedules a Sunday with a morning sermon followed by a dinner and a roll call for church and Sunday school officer elections. The Sunday school board reports elected officers and calls for faithful work, with the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meeting Friday at 2:20 p.m. and the official board meeting Friday at 7:30 p.m. Dr. John L. Hillman of Simpson College will speak at the 11 a.m. service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marniix
Svening Seryce
Methodie Episcopal Church
Roy B. Gugeret
Bandas Echool Board
Tata
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Miz
Geo. Salyeta
FL OH. Chantry
John L. Hillman
Simpson College
Enduring Faithful Life Of A Church Mother
The obituary honors Mrs. Masters, a longtime Baptist church member and Bible school ally who joined the faith in youth and remained devoted for nearly five decades. Her life reflected cheer, optimism, and service to family, church, and community. She prepared her earthly and spiritual houses, inspiring others as a steadfast mother and citizen.
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the Tabernacle
Mills County Farm Bureau Backs Agricultural Recovery Plan
The Mills County Farm Bureau endorsed nine resolutions Friday, supporting the Agricultural Adjustment Administration and state tax and recovery efforts. They urged government action to lower commission yardage and feed prices, endorsed the hog program, and called for tighter federal control of the packing industry to aid producers. A 30 day revision of the Interstate Commerce Act on household goods was demanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Administration
Mills County Farm Bureau
Bett
Department of Anticulture
Governora of the Middle
Focal
County Medical Association
Fina Cooperaton N
Malvern ISD warrants called. treasurer notices holders
Warrants Nos 18 through 72 percent inclusive of Malvern Independent School District are payable at Malvern Trust and Savings Bank on December 30, 1983. Official notice has been circulated to warrant holders. Interest on warrants stops on that date. R W Criswell, treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Independent School District
Malvern Trust & Buyings Bank
R.W. Criswell
Empress Tea Room Plans Entertainment Night
Entertainment program proposed by Malvern Tea Room and the Empress includes a theatre dinner and admission to Empress theater. Plan outlines a combined event with a designed sequence for dining and viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Tet Room
Ampreas Theater
Appreciation From Mrs Hiva Dutchlit to Malvern People
Mrs Hiva Dutchlit expresses deep appreciation for the thoughtful Christmas greetings and for the visit to her home. She notes warm thanks for the cards, the “shal-Ins,” and the considerate expressions from the Malvern community on Christmas Eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiva Dutchlit
Malvern
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Death
Mr and Mrs Tank Bans and Family express gratitude for the kindness shown during the illness and passing of their beloved daughter and sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fttehda
Helshborn
Hur
Mra
Tank
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Carnahan
Annette
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Fred Farquhar
James McKown
Columbus
Edwin Chamberlain
Edith Bennett
Tie
L. F. Weigard
York
Ralph Conyera
Breeding
Myraball
Dan Seaton
Danny Degn
Helen Mareehall
Max Iyoland
Neldle Dopner
Butts
Dioner Gueste
Revel Haywap
Martha Evans
Bampyose
Fifty Souls
Sujoy
Bago Pilly
Jack Pearle
Umeet
Malvern Tea Room
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Clereges
Maily
Winnig Cooper
Georels Hatheld
Silernon
Hatheld
McRae
Ihe
Sirohan Wednandar
Fiare
Ana Viral
Lida
Rome
Holy Slater
Mars
Ile Wells
Browning
Masters
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