Henderson Man Solomon Braden Ends Life by Hanging
Solomon Braden, long time Henderson area resident, was found dead by hanging Friday afternoon. The 82 year old husband of Mrs Braden, despondent of late, left a note of decline in spirits and died at his home near Henderson. An inquest by Dr Edgar Christy concluded death by his own action. Funeral services were held Monday at the Henderson Christian church with interment at Macedonia cemetery. He was born December 21 1843 in Ohio and died January 22 1926 near Henderson. He leaves a wife, three sons Elmer Bert and Oscar, four grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
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Solomon Braden
Henderson
Iowa
Solomon Bradd
Munselman Discs
Braden
Edgar Christy
Hastings
Christian Church
G. D. Noland
Macedonia
W. 8. Cooner
G. T. Harover
R. G. Bouth
W. Ju. Brown
Monroe Moore
W. H. Viner
Oho
Sarah Ann Bradden
Marva
Oscar
Kansas City
Elmer
Bert
Grandpa Braden
Tabor Lodge 25th Anniversary Observed at Tabor
The Tabor Beacon reports the Knights of Pythias lodge in Tabor marked its 25th anniversary on January 18 with 76 year veteran Jewels awarded to L. J. Duncan and Ganton for faithful service and long membership. Several charter members remain, while many have passed or dropped out. Mr. Duncan was the first candidate initiated after establishment. I. Wilts received a jewel about five years ago, making three Jewels total. The ceremonies ended with second degree work and entertainment.
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Tabor
Knights of Pythias Lodge
L. J. Duncan
Ly. Ganton
Mr. Duncan
I. Wilts
Hiveryone
Tabor Beacon
Birthday gathering for Clark Hilton in town
The notice describes a social gathering held Friday in town to celebrate Clark Hilton's birthday. Friends were invited to spend the evening, with wine and festivities planned to mark the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Hilton
Mie
Iuitton
Tim Gad
Dinner Guests at Hilton Residence Mentioned
A list of attendees at a Hilton hosted dinner includes Mr. and Mrs. A. RB. Graves and several others such as Mr. and Mrs. I. R. McDiamond MP, Mrs. Fred Boreto Jr., Mrs. L. D. Anatin, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hoist, Mrs. Walett Hilton, and Mr. and Mrs. Rey Hilton.
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Hilton
A. RB. Graves
I. R. McDiymond
Fred Boreto, Jr
D. Anatin
JR. Hoist
Wale Tet Hilton
Rey Hilton
Delphian Meeting on February 2 with Dutch Art program
The Delphians meet in the club room at 2:00 p.m. February 2. Vera Donner leads a Dutch Art program featuring Franz Hain Reinbrendt, Mrs Beett Reinbrandt's Pupile Gente Paintera, Fletcher Dutch Landscapes and Landscape Painters, Enerett Ruladeer and Hobbama end Van de Veldes and Potter, Mrs Harold Cheney Modern Landscape Paintera, and Mrs Hyde.
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Delphians
Vera Donner
Franz Hain
Reinbrendt
Beett Reinbrandt
Mra
Fletcher
Enerett Ru
Mills County Health Assn Reports on Christmas Seals Sale
At an executive committee meeting the Mills County Health Association presented the Christmas Seal sale report. Net receipts totaled 441.01 dollars with 216.61 dollars to the Iowa Tuberculosis Association and 215.50 dollars for county health work. Over half the county’s sale came from rural schools, led by Wright's school in Lyons township. Top township and school sellers are listed with many named schools and pupils earning certificates for two dollars or more in seals.
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Mills County Health Association Executive Committee
Miss Rathke
Iowa Tuberculogia Assn
Oak Township
Wright’s School
Lyons Township
Gignwood
Wallace Warren
Virginia Estes
Barbara Workman
Mary Eleanor Rathke
L. T. Ganune
Kueile Standiford
Malvern
Jeane Cunningham
Strahan
Paul Young
Lewis Conrad
Barbee School
Arecife Stacy
West Liberty
Clara Weak
R Harry Wilson to Hold Closing Out Sale Next Thursday
R Harry Wilson of northeast of Hastings visited town Tuesday to order bills for a closing out sale at his home scheduled for Thursday February 4. He plans to move to Harlan to expand his insurance business with New York Equitable, leaving farming to pursue a larger insurance territory. He is an accomplished insurer, and residents express best wishes as he shifts careers.
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R. Harry Wilson
Hastings
Wilson
Hia
Harlan
New York Equitable
Mille
Criswell Hosts Evening With Friends At Home
R W Criswell entertained about a dozen gentlemen friends at his home on Thursday evening. They passed the time with cards and wine. Late, Mrs Cla wel served a delectable dinner to the guests.
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R. W. Grinwell
Hia Boma
Mra. Clawel
Good Meeting of Farm Bureau Holds 1926 Provisions
About 35 to 40 people attended the Farm Bureau board and women's meeting at the Liberty Memorial Building. Mrs. W A Matthews arranged for the Third Year Clothing Secures and Miss Gertrude Owen will conduct county sessions this week. Executive board for 1926 elected with names listed. A budgeting and auditing committee chosen. District plans for a protective association discussed and approved. Reports from Iowa Farm Bureau Federation and state meetings shared. Next regular meeting set for February 6 at 1 30 in the Farm Bureau office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Directors and Women's Organization
Liberty Memorial
W. A. Matthews
Home Projects
Misa Gertrude Owen Io
Afl
Legion Room
John Clark
R. C. Hopp
Otha D. Wearin
C. BR. Hilton
M. Solingen
Erry Buch
Hush Kammerer
J. M. Solineon
5. C. Lincoln
H. H. Lisle
C. Lincoln
J. T. Skerritt
W. C. Children
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Das Moinea
Farm Bureau
Mille County
State Federation
Bes Moines
Theaeek
J. R. Clark
American Farm Bureau Federation Weekly
Odd Fellows Install Officers at Malvern Lodge No. 276
Malvern lodge No. 276 I O F installed new officers January 15 with W. C. Rathke and Glenwood brethren assisting. After installation, members held a smoker and talks. New officers include Noble Grand Lee Noftiger and Secretary 4.8 Mills, with officers Hall Hedding Greves and others named.
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Malvern Lodge
W. C. Rathke
W. GC
Rathke
Glenwood
Harry Cheyney
J. D. Graves
Byers
Malvern Lodge No
I. Q
Prathren
Lee Noftiger
Noble Grand
Oscar Hall
Mills
WI Butts
George Hedding
A. R. Greves
Boston
Loula Myerg
A Brisat
C. Hapal
Notise To Teachers for examination dates and certification
Notice to teachers announces the examination schedule for wallorm onyary certilooatus and related requirements. It outlines that BAG ab way nSine My Mdlan wud owns Wednesday Tuesday and Friday January a, with early instructions and contacts.
Malvern Town Team Defeats Stanton 64 to 21 on Home Floor
Malvern town basketball squad dominated Stanton 64 to 21 on Thursday, showcasing speed and depth while extending their win streak. Glenwood high school beat Malvern 26 to 18 the previous Friday, with standout Silvera delivering key plays for Glenwood. Next home game hosts Red Oak on February 6, with local anticipation high for a strong crowd.
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Stanton
Malvern
Iowa
Southwest
Stanton Town
Lloyd Tandis
Kenneth Jones
Paul Hertz
Lioyd Mothoand
Riley 9Ilxson
Wuarda
Glenwood
Malvern High
Noor
Silvera
Ws Tow
Hig
Red Oak
Tabor College Courses Fully Accredited By State Board
The State Board of Education in a special session granted full recognition to Tabor College courses. Normal Training programs will now certify graduates with a five year State Teaching Certificate without examination. Audrey Lb Reed of Northwestern University led the training department and special summer and winter sessions are announced for 1998.
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Tabor
Southwestern Iowa
Register
Das Moinea
Towa
Town
State Board of Education
Tabor College
Jeasop
University of Iowa
Pearson
Iowa State College
Jones
Buenas Vista College
Storm Lake
H. H
Southwastern Iowa
Miin Audrey Lb
Reed
Northwestern University
Nayant
Hap
Logan
Pratols
Edycastom
Tebor College
Tharauehiy
Equipmnt
Hearilly
Tabor College Adapts Normal Work Amid State Board Moves
The State Board of Education may accept Miss Francis recommendations, with final outcome yet to be assured. Southwest Iowa students previously attended Nebraska Normal at Peru and State Teachers College Extension Schools. Now they can pursue normal training at Tabor College, benefiting from a campus with strong offerings in music, commerce, and other electives, under Episcopal backing.
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State Board
State Board of Education
Miss Francis
Southwestern Iowa
Nebraska Norma
Peru
State Teachers College Extension Schools
Tabor
Tabor College
Episcopal Church i2
Malvern High School announces declamation contest finalists
In the preliminary declamatory contest at Malvern High School Ruth Johnson Yernetee Ferel and Ediel Dyke were chosen as top finalists. The second preliminary will be January 28 with three students from each class advancing to the final contest on February 4 at the community building. Also noted are the Bible study elective enrollments and perfect attendance achievers Rex Vandegunter Harvey Knight and others with scores listed.
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Malvern High School
Auditeriam Nik Yeast Excelent Shawing
Otha J. Wearin
Kenneth R. Cook
Mra
Katharine Gibbs
Taniant
Plamos
Ruth Johnson
Yernetee Ferel
Ediel Dyke
Charles Cox
Mable Cox
Helen Donner
Paul Mulholland
Daniel Lenton
Dorothy Boehner
Dorris Fickel
Ruth Hummel
Chicken and Waffle Supper at M B Church
Waffle supper at the M B church on Friday January 29 offers waffles shup chicken gravy and coffee for 25 cents. Serving starts at 6 34 p m.
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M. B
Winslow Gishner Union Plans Fall Wedding
Vera Winslow daughter of Mr and Mrs H C Winslow of this county will wed Arthur Gishner of Omeila on August 28 in Council Bluffs. The bride a Malvern High School graduate and Crural teacher now continues her work while the groom works for Central Auto Exchange Omaha. They will establish a home in Omaha.
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Omaha
Mrs Vanatta to Speak at Short Course
Mrs Vanatta, noted poultry exhibitor at state and Dow Molies fairs, will address the upcoming short course in Awe ta February. The session, titled How Rabie Culykene on the Karu, will praise her aviation and likely offer practical tips for attendees.
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Vanatta
Reneut
Dow Molies
Lev Watijec
Malvern Community Club Elects Officers At Get Together
The Malvern Community Club held its regular meeting in the Community Building dining room on Tuesday evening. The program featured a large waffle supper served by the Marines under A. Rink, followed by a short program and reports from committees. Officers for the coming year were elected with Ira Elbrite as president, BR. W. Matsfield as vice president, Jd. I. Norris as second vice president, Pred Furcal as secretary, and Y. MW Seaton as treasurer. The club, organized in 1912, is Mills County’s oldest community organization, inviting all to support its activities.
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Malvern Community Club
Marines
A. Rink
Abe
Wallea
Mayer DB
Thand Vettawship
Parsyter
Oot
Nereis
Sapo
Fred Karqubar
Ming
L. A. Talbott
Gris I
Daskt
American Legion
Larry Mammony
A. Hing
Ira Elbrite
BR. W. Matsfield
Fud
Vicw
Jd. 1
Norrta
Pred Furcal
Y. MW
Seaton
Rite
Malvern's
Southswest
Iowa
Korg
Lowe Accepts Hamburg Bank Post After Resigning
G O Lowe, ex cashier of the First National Bank, left Sun evening for Hamburg to take a cashier position at the First National Bank of Wambure. He plans to move his family after winter, likely returning Sundays for visits. Locals note Hamburg is larger than Malvern, with strong banking ties in Wambure.
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G. O. Lowe
Hamburg
First National Bank
Sundsay
First National Bank of Wambure
Flaimburg
Lowna
Humbure
Oyster Supper at Pan AW Draws Crowd
Community event titled Oyster Supper attracts locals with prepared meals and social gathering. Organizers plan fundraising and likely mention dates, venue, and ticket details while local volunteers assist.
Auer tan Legion Austiary to hold event at Memorial Worlding
The eyagler mivetad of the Auer tan Legion Austiary will be eld Peidey athexnauh, Jammaey x0. at Cha Liberte Memorial Worlding.
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A. L. Ausitiany
Eyagler Mivetad
Auertan Legion Austiary
Eld Peidey Athexnauh
Jammaey x0
Cha Liberte Memorial Worlding
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Mills County Health Assn
R. W. Criswell
ODD Fellows
Igh School
Norman Rogers
Rex Vandegunter
Harvey Knight
Aetester
Chlton Pure
Virgil Hammock
Donald Millikan
Helen Cadwell
Edith Bell
Albart Benton
Bernice Clatterbuck
Victor Anderson
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