Emerson Quintet Trims Orioles in Battle Here Friday
Malvern high school basketball team defeats Emerson 46 to 20 after a tight first half trailing 21 to 13 at intermission. Jackson led Malvern with 17 points, Pickrel paced Emerson with 13, while Malvern’s second team beat Emerson 25 to 14 to end the night.
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Emerson Quintet
Emerson
Jolson
Pickrel
Hogzett
Malvern
Jackson
Emerson Boys
White Malvern
Ruard
Breeding
Swain
Johnson
Evans
Mills County High School Desks Mint Trophy Tourney Detail
Amateur notes describe the Mills County High School Desks Mint tournament with four AWA teams, prizes for first through third places, and various trophy forms including a statue, plate, and replica basketball. Local squares reveal event schedule and plaques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County High Sechrwl Desks Mint
Pat Hey
Mlanstied
Tours
Black Panthers Lose Again In Tabor Tourney Clash
Malvern Black Panthers suffer second six point defeat in the Tabor independent basketball tourney as Strahan town team wins 31 to 25. The night before they nearly upset Ike's of Shenandoah, a finalist, and in the finals Glenwood Firemen take first place with a 60 to 33 win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Black Panthers
Tabor
Strahan Town
Shawn
Ike's
Shenandoah
Malvern Boys
Strahan
Glenwood Firemen
Community Gatherings and Visits Around Champion Hill
Mrs Carrie McLain and Pearl dined with guests of Mr and Mrs J P Unirry. Sunday, Mrs Lewis Conrad entertained her Sunday school class at a Kochersporger home party. A yak party enjoyed a coasting outing at Alfred Cooper’s. Bishop led a sleigh ride with a group. Coopers served refreshments. Waukee visitor Mr. Tane stayed with daughter Mrs Glen Kellenbarger and family. Amy Hemphill of Red Oak visiting Sarah Cooper. Mr and Mrs Chester Cooper and Sarah Cooper in Red Oak. Claude Rector and family visited George Pough family Sunday. Hawk club hosted by Mr and Mrs W H Noel Friday. Ward Cooper visited Alfred Cooper and family. A group of friends gathered for an oyster supper in the J F Shelley home for Mr Kellenbarger’s 33rd wedding anniversary and Mr Kellenbarger’s birthday. Attendees included de F Shelley, Dale Shelley and Bobbie, L C Bullington and family, Alfred Cooper family, Chester Cooper, Bransford and Elvin Bullington, and Ward Cooper. Erving Meyerholtz and son Debert were dinner guests in A H Hatfield home. Lewis Conrad dined with Sherman Allen. Mrs John Parker visited her sister Mrs J R Angry. Dewey Bishop and family and Walter Bishop were supper guests in A H Hatfield home.
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Carrie McLain
Pearl
J. PL
Lewis Conrad
Kochersporger
Alfred Cooper
Bishop
Glen Kellenhareer
Amy Hemphill
Red Oak
Sarah Cooper
Chester Cooper
Claude Rector
George Pough
W. H. Noel
Night Hawk Club
Ward Cooper
Alfred Cooper and
de F. Shelley
Dale Shelley
Bobbie
L. C. Bullington
Bransford
Llvin Bullington
Erving Meyerholtz
Debert
A. H
Official Notice of Receivership for Iowa State Savings Bank Malvern
Notice to depositors creditors and others interested in the receivership of the Iowa State Savings Bank of Malvern Iowa. The district court will hear the report of Hester D Welles superintendent and receiver and the examiner in charge detailing disbursements since the last report and seeking discharge of J R Hall bondsmen exoneration of liability as of December 31 1936. A hearing is set at Grenwood Iowa on January 26 1937 to approve the report and finalize the receivership actions. DW Bates superintendent of ranking of the state of Iowa receivership posts this notice.
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Iowa State Savings Bank of
Malvern
Iowa
Amason
Histriet
Hen
D. Welles
Limkine
Towa State Savings Bank of
Lows
Intel
J. R. Hall
Grenwead
Mall
Devree
Dheehareius
J. R. Atlas
Byamner
Hillsdale Residents Attend Council Meeting and Visits
Monday and Tuesday visits feature Mrs Dee Kesterson and Mrs Stella Sawyers with others returning home from Sonny Gulver in Tabor. Herby Asmussen shows weeks of illness improvement while Robe rt Ruse remains ill and Frances Mickelwait spends weekend with Mickelwait parents.
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Mro
Dee Kesterson
Council Mulls
Stella Sawyers
Lizzie Madden
Sonny Gulver
Tabor
Herby Asmussen
Walter Coffey
John Mayberry
S. Norstadt
Riverton
Neb
Sunday Dinner Guests and Local Visits Report
Mr and Mrs George Phoetoe and family were dinner guests in Myron Jones home. Frank Sawyers and Mary Sawyers attended. Jerald Nuss of Pacific Sumetion returned home after visiting his aunt Mrs Fred Reasener. Ladies Aid raised nearly $24 at the Dean Jackson sale. Mr and Mrs Rolly Warren were in Shenandoah on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Phoetoe
Firaee
Myron Jones
Frank Sawyers
RisteHa Sawyers
and Mes
Jennity Culver
Mary Sawyers
Will Andrews
Jerald Nuss
Pacific Sumetion
Fred Reasener
Dean Jacksor
Rolly Warren
Shenandoah
Influenza Epidemic Sweeps Iowa Mild Overall
The Iowa Department of Health reports a mild statewide influenza outbreak with 2954 cases in the week ending January 9. Des Moines 1478, Jefferson County 730, Washington County 164, Des Moines County 54, Dubuque city 179. Core guidance urges caution, rest, nutrition, and avoiding crowds to curb spread.
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Mate Department of Health
Iowa
State Department of Health
Des Moines
Wrexdunry County
Washington County
Dubuque
Strahan Community Notes and Church Schedule
Morning worship at 10 and church school at 1 Dawn service at 11 30 conducted by Rev C B Guest at Stra han and Climax. Needlecrafe club met last Thursday for tea towel hemming and fruit salad cake coffee. Jan 28 meeting planned at Mrs Ellis Grindie. News on visitors, caregiving, a funeral at Hastings for Everett Purcell. Leap Year Proposing tradition discussed amid local chatter.
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Strahan
Kas, Gipe
Eva Michelson
Ellis Grindie
Strahan Consolidated School Attendance Note
Eight students were absent in the third and fourth grades on Monday at Strahan Consolidated School. Charlotte Combs missed all of last week due to illness. Four pupils were neither absent nor tardy last semester: Betty Jane Brammer Elgie Degase Harry Hall and Phyllis Trively. Mildred Howe celebrated her birthday with candy sent by her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Combs
Betty Jane Brammer
Elgie Degase
Harry Hall
Phyllis. Trively
Briday
Mildred Howe
Seventh and Eighth Grades Conclude Week with Activities
Seventh and eighth graders led by Mildred Watts Ann Edith Angus and Harold Horn were absent part of last week due to colds. The manual training bench yielded to a ping pong table as students pursued spelling and declamatory contest prep while the eighth graders begin pronouns in grammar and seventh graders finish complements of the verb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midlred Watts
Ann Edith Angus
Harold Horn
High School News Summary from Fragmented Report
Readable items show Otho Bryan absent Monday from sophomore class while sophomores report perfect attendance first semester and a sleigh ride party. Basketball results include Henderson second team 20 to 10 win and first team 42 to 20 loss. Coburg games mix losses. girls forward Hamburg Inisketball match noted. Overall report is garbled but contains multiple team results and activity notes from the school week.
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Otho Bryan
Strahan Boys
Henderson
Tost
Coburg
Hamburg
Poescay Aid
RUS Phage
Ogith
Viskinita Hayes Amul Arete
Feyan
Naval Recruits to be Sent to San Diego Station
Forty eight young men from Nebraska South Dakota and four counties in Iowa will spend the winter in southern California leaving Omaha mid January for training in San Diego instead of Great Lakes. Navy has 72 ships in various stages of completion and district will accept up to fifty qualified applicants aged 17 to 25 with recruiting stations in Omaha Lincoln Hastings North Platte Waterown Huron Stowe Falls and Council Bluffs.
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Nebraska
South Dakota
Navy
Omaha
Lincaly
Hastings
North Platte
Waterfown
Huron
Stowe Falls
Council Bluffs
Sunday Scenes and Sketched News from Box Elder
Sunday school attendance reported as 19 with Mr Mowry from Red Oak visiting and taking photos. Several locals named—Farnest Turner Stille Winchester—traveled to Glenwood on business. A birthday dinner at Elbert Winchester’s home celebrated his fifth birthday. Geneva Winchester helping in the Marshall home in Henderson. Gerald Mayer ill with pneumonia. Carol Lois Rew visited friends in Sandma with Betty and Billy Alexander. Townsend caring for Mary Stewart recently returned from Kansas City hospital. Bowen family returned from Rogers Arkansas after visiting Mrs Bowen’s parents. Fred McVay family spent Sunday at Elbert Winchester home. Fd Sowers ill with illness. Mr King had a painful hand injury from a wood saw last week. Donald McKenzie and family visited John Ayre’s. Howard Freeman and Bill McVay attended business in Malvern Tuesday.
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Mowry
Red Oak
Farnest
Turner
Mr. Stille
Glenwood
Elbert Winchester
Mr. Winchester
Geneva Winchester
Marshall
Henderson
Gerald Mayer
Carol
Lois Rew
Betty
Billy Alexander
Townsend
Mary Stewart
Kansas City
Marvin Bowen
Darghter
Eva Jane Winchester
Rogers, Ark
Mrs. Bowen
Fred McVay
Sanday
Mr. King
Henderson W B Wheeler in Omaha and Hastings visits
A string of local residents traveled to Omaha and Hastings on various business trips and social visits. Notables include Henderson W B Wheeler, A J Harbor, A H Harbor, and families visiting relatives, attending funerals, card parties, and church events. Tedious local social calendar notes influenza recovery and weekend travel.
West Point's Early Days Amid Royal Navy War Fame
West Point stood as a military post before the academy's founding in West Point. It played a role during the royal navy era and was noted in relation to Withington during the early period.
Henderson Consolidated School News Hi Students
News from Henderson Consolidated School notes Laird Norton treated classmates with candy on his birthday. Several pupils were intermittently absent. Ten pupils earned 100 in spelling including Dorothy Kindig and Keith Attensworth. The class is painting glass pictures and studying Lincoln Grant Davis Jefferson Davis Lee Franklin. Debates are being prepared on these figures.
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Laird Norton
Daisy McKinney
Norman Schoening
Dean Breach
Allen Nesbitt
Dorothy Kindig
Levon Mercer
Rosalie Stephens
Keith Attensworth
Louis Farrington
Pansy Nelson
Charles Smith
Ruby Smith
Josephine Winchester
Abraham Lincoln
U.S. Grant
Jefferson Davis
Robert E. Lee
Benjamin Franklin
High School Boys Basketball Win Two. Second Team Struggles
The Our High School boys beat Strahan 42 to 19 on Tuesday with J Edmondson scoring 20 and R Harover 11. They topped Treynor 23 to 19 as Harover led with 6 points. Edmondson added 7 and B Harver 4. Seconds lost both games. Strahan 20 to 10 led by Harold with 4, Treynor 22 to 10 with Bea scoring 4. The team faces Macedo nia Tuesday and Malvern Friday.
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Strahan
J. Edmondson
Makute
R. Harover
B. Harover
H. Paul
Haney
Treynor
B. Harter
M. Haney
Monk's Cloth Craft Textiles and Uses
Monk's cloth is a heavy fabric woven in a basket weave. Traditionally made from worsted, it evolved for monk robes and later found uses in draperies and heavier household textile applications. It is now commonly produced in cotton or linen blends for decorative and functional fabrics.
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Hillsdale
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Robert Ruse
Frances Mickelwait
Paul Mickelwait
Lester Anthony
M. E. Church News
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Howard Freaman
Bill McVay
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Herman
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Merton Mills
Will Rainbow
Macedonia
Clorell Viner
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George Jones
Herbert Ste
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Saundra Byers
A. J. Harbor
G. W. Wilson
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Iloyd Knight
Sunday World Herald
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Elizabeth Phillips
R. L. South
Champ Hartover
Carson
Darwin Goss
Emjerson
Ralph Viner
Elliott
T. D. Phillips
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Joh Rainbow
Filen Scheffert
Aree
Elmer Sowers
Marty Paul
George Springer
Chuck Straight
May Farrington
California
C. A. Calkins
M. Fi
Ole Wilkenson
Chas, Rocole
Oscar Boileau
Strang
Nebr
Alice Wilkenson
A. R. Boyd
Maud Kindigg
Dorothy
Dan Perkins
AI Tapping
Wayne Byers
Jerry
Reign Byers
Anna Wehmyer
Oklahoma
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M. E
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Harry
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Dale Walker
Som
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Will Smalls
Russel Addy
Imogene
Che
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Russel
Betty Jou Hendrix
Luella Harbor
Carl Maltsburger
Family of
Walt Martsburger
Ed Duke
Mesdames Jud Coppock
Herman Coppock
Walt Coppock
Margaret Darnell
Chicago
Ed Wilkenson
Chad Wilkenson
Nodaway
Orlo Harris
Mr. Harris
F. M. Betterfield
McCalls
Pathfinder
Bee
Bee-News
Willie Bolton
Maiern
Burrus
Bingaman Cafe
Reliable Party
Andy J. Berkhimer
Register and Tribune
Cottage Hotel
M. F. Davis
M. C. Warren
Merritt Fisher
Voss
Kungce & Nelson
Shaata
Mieke
Mgatinga
News of
Henderson Consolidated School
Zephyr Studio
Salyers Auto Co
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