Society Notes and Meetings in Malvern Community
Rower Mak beet and Mrs Aden Ireland surprised son Mak on his nineteenth birthday January 8 at the Ireland home with friends. Social Union and WA.C. hold meetings with officers elected and husbands invited. Local groups host bridge and tea gatherings at Malvern and surrounding homes, with dinners, plays, fortune telling, and card games featured among members and guests.
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Mak Beet
Aden Ireland
Helen
Mak
Ireland
Ratertain
Sandar
J. A. Cox
Rosatte Anderson
Tekamah
Nebr
Mable Nonenburg
Blair
Esther Winslow
Mildred Cooper
Glenwood
Dale Brown
Charles Cox
Lincoln
Carl Cox
Malvern
Social Union Mets
Beckwith
Presbyterian Social Union
John Beckwith
Mesdames
K. R. Cook
Karl Hertz
W. M. Hietz
J. EB. Randerson
Chas
H. Summers
J. F. Wear
Meadames H. E. Chambers
Leonard Duval
Glen Seeger
Galen Boles
Lee Roland
L. L. Richardson
Floyd Rhoades
Puerte Junction
W. A. Bower
Laula Besa
Martin Cunningham
Charles M. Wilson
Paul Seeger
Frank Summers Tiestens
Frank Summers
Bridge Club
Little Beth Kincaid Dies After Illness in Omaha
Elizabeth Marie Kincaid, two, daughter of Sept and Mrs ELC Kincaid, died Friday in an Omaha hospital after four weeks of illness from pneumonia and complications. Born December 31, 1928 in Dallas, Iowa, she moved to Malvern in 1929. A brief home service was held, then funeral at Knoxville at 2 p.m. Interment followed. The family receives deep sympathy in their bereavement.
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Little Beth
Elc. Kincaid
Omaha
M. J. Rarick
Malvern Methodist Church
Paul H. Hicks
Logan
Knoxville
Beth
Elizabeth Marie
Dallas
Iowa
Malvern
Card of Thanks From the Kincaid Family for Malvern Help
The family of Beth Kincaid thanks the people of Malvern for kindness and prayers during her illness and death. Mr and Mrs B C Kincaid and Family, and Mrs Rankin express sincere appreciation for support and offerings received.
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Malvern
Beth
B. C. Kincaid
Rankin
Empress Theater Shows Big Trail to Southwest Iowa
The Empress theater in Malvern presented The Big Trail, likely the region’s largest sound picture of the year, Sunday through Tuesday. It drew crowds as the first southwest Iowa town to show the epic after Omaha, surpassing The Covered Wagon in scope with a vivid emigrant wagon train and Indian raid sequence. Sound reproduced the train noise and raid effectively without overwhelming the narrative, delivering a stark tale of pioneer hardships and pursuit of new lands.
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Empress Theater
Iowa
Malvern
Ita
Omaha
Mechanica
Percing
Tebow Accepts Call At Honey Creek Church Wisconsin
Rev Frank Tebow former pastor of a Malvern Iowa church and current student at Northern Baptist Theological Seminary has accepted a call to the Honey Creek church. He is described as a fine Gospel preacher singer and man of good mind with five years as an evangelistic singer and song director. He will divide time between the field and the school and devote summer vacation to the field.
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Malvern
Frank G. Tebow
First Baptist Church
Wisconsin Baptist
Frank Tebow
Northern Baptist Theological Seminary
Iowa
Honey Creek
Tebow
Key
Farm Votes to Control 44th General Assembly
Farmers hold sway in the 44th General Assembly with 24 of 50 senate votes and a majority in the 108 member house. The roll lists members by profession, noting doctors, merchants, attorneys, newspaper men, bankers, and others among the assembled lawmakers.
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44Th General Assembly
General Assembly
44Th
Senate
44Th Assembly
Farmera Eee Anne Nee Een
Farmera
Ionneecannene
Heal
Tabor Stages Easy Win Over Enwed 27 to 14
The Tabor high school boys basketball team defeated Enwed 27 to 14 on Tuesday night at Tabor. The game showed Tabor's defense holding Enwed to limited scoring while the home team pulled away in the second half.
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Tabor
Enwed
Emerson Beats Hastings In Three Lopsided Games
Emerson teams swept Hastings visitors in three games. The varsity won 126 to 4, the second string 96 to 7, and the town team 18 to 6. Emerson showed strong defense and never trailed, with Hastings unable to threaten.
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Emerson
Hastings
Volleyball Pairings Highlight Week Ahead
This week features a slate of matches with Mondey Behadmasters facing Iowa State and a clash involving arsence of Leap. Pinnacle games include Yumath saree in key showdowns shaping early season standings.
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Mondey Behadmasters
Iowa State
St Olaf Choir to Perform in Omaha Thursday Night
St Olaf Lutheran choir from Northfield Minnesota famed for European tours arrives in Omaha for a concert at Omaha Technical High School Auditorium on Thursday January 22. Dean N J Logan of University Conservatory sponsors discounts for high school music groups with direct mail orders. seats priced at 2 for 3 dollars, 150 for 1.50, 150 seats for 1, and 1 for 90 cents.
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Europe
St. Olaf Lutheran
Northfield
Minn
Omaha
At & P. An
Omaha Technical High School
St. Af
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Germany
Dean N. J. Logan
University Conservatory of Munre
Plan new home project course for Mills county women
Plans for presenting the third year home furnishings course to Mills County farm women were made at a meeting in the Malvern Community building. Mrs. Kimi Leu, county chairman, presided. The new course includes five lessons: basket weaving, tray weaving, sun top shades, accessories and pillows and cushions.
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Mills County
Malvern
Kimi Leu
Geraldine Clark Weds Raymond Roberts
Announcements report the marriage of Geraldine Clark daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Clark to Raymond Roberts son of Mrs Lois Roberts of Glenwood. The ceremony took place on December 31 at Onawa with the Methodist pastor Rev Mr Botha officiating.
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Geraldine Clark
Fred Clark
Raymond Roberts
Lois Roberts
Glenwood
Onawa
Botha Ofialating
Acknowledgment of Sympathy After Loss
George Kellenbarerr thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during his wife’s death and funeral. He notes appreciation for the help and the beautiful flowers sent.
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George Kellenbarerr
Cook Named on Bar Committee
Carl H. Cook of Glenwood was named for the executive commit teeman from Mills county of the fifteenth judicial district bar association Friday. The association held a general meeting in Council Bluffs. At a meeting of the executive committee officers were chosen and will be recommended to the association as follows: W. C. Ratcliff, Red Oak, president, T. W. Keenan, Shenandoah, Secretary, L. C. White, Harlan, treasurer, Mr. Cook of Mills county, R. F. Swanson of Montgomery, Charles White of Audubon, H. A. Boorman of Cass, Murray of Harrison, Cart Araby of Fremont, W. P. Blipateyen and OK. Pererson of Postueriuttanai, exseully.
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Carl H. Cook
Glenwood
Mills County
Ffteenth Judicial District Bar Association
Council Bluffs
W. C. Ratcliff
Red Oak
T. W. Keenan
Shenandon
L. C. White
Harlan
Mr. Cook
R. F. Swanson
Montgomery
Charles White
Audubon
H. AL. Boorman
Cada
Murrary
Harrison
Cart Adamy
Fremont
W. P. Blipe
Yen
OK. Pererson
Postueriuttania
Wesley Chapel Expatriates Return From Hayti Transfer Next Week
News from Wesley Chapel reports Vera Clark and Ben Dittus family sending word they will depart Cape Haitien for New York aboard a ship next Sunday. They expect about ten days at sea before returning to the United States, grateful to be nearer home though Mrs. Dittus miss this climate. Mrs. Perry Wilson lies ill with pneumonia and remains critically ill, while Mrs. Julie Flekelia shows notable improvement after a hospital stay and home recovery.
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John Clark
Vera
Ben Dittus
Cape Haytien
Hasti
Hayth
Mitts
Haystien Pineapple Company
New York
Clarks
Wesley Chapel Church Adopts Adventure of Accepting the Good News
Attendance rose in the first week of special meetings as new visitors came through thoughtful invitations. Loyalty among members is urged to improve services this week with daily meetings except Saturday and both morning and evening preaching on Sunday. Sunday school begins at ten, Lauren FB, Thomas, pastor.
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Lauren FB
Thomas
Baptist Institutes Held Across Cities This Week
The Southwestern Baptist Association conducted several institutes this week with meetings in Silver City on Monday, Sidney Tuesday, and New Market Wednesday. Mrs. T. L. Bobbitt of the Malvern Baptist Church led a plenary program on the topic Gift Work and also attended the related gatherings.
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Southwestern Baptist Association
Silver City
Sidney
New Market
TL. TR
Bobbite
Malvern Baptist Ehurch
Bobbitt
Endorsement for Konjola Relief Drug Aids Omaha Woman
Mrs Edward Bonge of 1013 Farnum Street Omaha reports nine months of stomach kidney and neuritis pain alleviated by Konjola after five weeks She credits the medicine with renewed health energy and renewed interest in work Konjola advertised as a six to eight week remedy for stomach kidneys bowels neuritis and nervousness is sold locally across a drugstore chain in the area
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Edward Bonghe
Konjole
Edward Bonge
Farnum Street
Omaha
Tiscan
Lewaley
Rudolph Hopp Named Master Farmer of Mills County
Rudolph Hopp of Mills County, president of the Mills County Farm Bureau, is chosen as one of fifteen Master Farmers by Wallace's Farmer and Homestead. The Des Moines banquet honored Hopp for farm management and community efforts. He runs a 200 acre Glenwood area farm with a modern dairy plant supplying Omaha, and has led local farm Bureau activities for years with his two young sons assisting on the farm.
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A. G. Black
Ames
State College
Henry A. Wallace
Des Motner
Wallace
Hopp
Glenwood
Omaha
Wopp
Mis County
Thya
Social Visit Notes From Mineola and Silver City
Mrs Ratt Bobblit and Mrs John Kenney attended a Kinsing ton at the home of Mrs Thoth Keesee Wednesday afternoon at Silver City. Mrs Henry Detehler and Mrs Henry Kall and Marjory Jahl spent Thursday afternoon with Rue Eulsworth Jones of Silver City. Mrs Tosa Milley and Mrs Carl Greene visited Friday with Gus Miller and daughter Mabel. Mrs J P Kenney entertained several friends Thursday evening with quilting.
Local Social News Highlights and Birthdays
Mrs. Albert Gons underwent an operation for gall stones Wednesday and is convalescing satisfactorily. Ernest Wasserman celebrated his birthday Friday with an animal party for relatives and friends south of Mineola. Mrs. Henry and Mrs. Earl Babbitt attended an American Legion Auxiliary meeting at Mrs. McNary’s in Silver City. Carl Rose spent Friday afternoon with Rev. A. J. Gimm. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Kruse hosted weekend guests including Ferdinand Kruse and family at Cherokee. Kathryn, Vivian, and their mother hosted birthday gatherings at their home.
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Albert Gons
Ernest Wasserman
Mineola
Herhy Dietechter
Amelia Pitman
Connetl Bluffs
T. Henry
Earl Bobbitt
Carl Rose
McNary
Silver City
A. J. Gimm
L. A. Kruse
Ferdinand Kruse
Cherokee
Ferdinand Selmening
Stok
Carl Green
Kathryn
Henry
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O. F. Wearin
J. W. Baer
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D. ©. Cunningham
W. W. Aistrope
D. Aistrope
W. M. Hiett
E. W. Knight
Randerson
Royce
J. R. Scott
H. A. Deardorff
A. W. Foster
Pero
S. Priest Meate
Little Beth Kincaid
Omaha Hospital
Etiay
Frank GG
Wisconsin
St. Olafs Choir
Cook
Wesley Chapel
Baptist
Konjola
Austin
Rudolph
Malvern Cleaners
Zelma Fletcher
Sargon Special
Collins Drug Co
Manifold
Shenandoah
Highway 48
Haye Ford Hull
Rover Oil
Fee Ea
Bay
White Cove
da Erie
Thomas Doyle
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