Community social notes and farewell events in Malvern
Local society columns recount a Sunday supper hosted by Mrs. Perdew in Council Bluffs for the Edgar Perdew family on move to the city. Harry Hammons hosts a farewell reception for Legion members at Malvern Community Building. Edet Kline birthday observances, a Wambensin State Park picnic for Vacation Bible School attendees, and a Glenwood dancing party for Malvern youngsters are noted. Dr. Donald Laird honored at dinner with J D Laird and Beattie family among guests. A Malvern meeting at Mrs Adpa Cunningham’s home features readings by Kathleen Gilbert and vocal numbers by the Gilbert sisters with a one day garden plan discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar
Perdew
Council
Harry Hammons
American Legion
Auxiliary
Malvern
Legion
Cnn Manier
Adpa Cunningham
Edna Chiiineham
Hogres
FR B.C
Jattaresk
Lye
Kathleen Gilbert
Gilbert
Wesley Chapel nuptials for Nellie Wilson and Marlin Wilkinson
Miss Nellie Wilson and Marlin Wilkin son wed Thursday June 27 at the brides parents Wesley Chapel country home. The ceremony, led by Rev Green of Oakland, featured Mendelssohn music, family attendants, and a buffet supper for immediate relatives before a short honeymoon. The bride is a Stipson College graduate and teacher. the groom, a noted basketball player, hails from Ontario University and is employed at the Hoosier Station. The couple will reside in Emerson after their honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Wilton
John Wilson
Wesley Chapel
Nefehharhords
Marlin Wilkinean
Homer Wilkinson
Near Henderson
Pyarentey
Wrine
Mendelssohn
Jeannatta Tather
Hew
Green
Oakland
Elizabeth
Hols
Lele Wilkinson
Froom
Jeannette Luther
Lois Wilson
Wilkinson
Stipson College
Wilkingat
Ontaria University
Nebraska
Iowa
Hoosier Station
Emerson
Rev. Green
Notes of Wesley Chapel and Henderson Churches
The children's pageant at Wesley Chapel inspired the congregation with floral garden decorations by Alva Harbor. The fourth quarterly conference is planned for July 19 at Wesley Church, urging full organizational representation and written year reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Harbor
Wesley Church
Wesley Epworth League
Henderson
Shower for Two Brides at Mae Lew Theme
A surprise Wednesday shower honored brides Nellie Wilson and Bernice Schoo, hosted by Mrs Maxine Leu Maxwell. A large crowd of Golden Hill school district and German church patrons attended, sharing gifts for the honorees. Arthur Allensworth and family visited relatives near Council Bluffs, and Phyllis Wiser of Malvern spent time with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Peers Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Lew
Maxine Leu Maxwell
Mise Nellie Wilson
Bernice Schoo
Nine
Maxine
Golden Hill
German Church
Arthur Allensworth
Council
Phyllis Wiser
Malvern
Mra
Peers Wilsoit
Predict Twice as Many Tourists as Last Year
The Conoco Travel Bureau predicts another record summer as tourists on the road will double from last year. Denver based bureau reports 115 percent rise in trip service applications in early year and 22,000 dealer stations across 42 states ready to assist travelers. Readers can request personalized trip guidance by writing to the bureau in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Gays Doe HW. Thompson
Bureau
America
Conoco Travel Bureau
Denver
Conoco
Continental Off
Colorado
What Other Editors Say About NRA Codes and Compact Obsession
A string of editorials questions the distribution of NRA funds and criticizes a perceived divide of assets among states. The Sidney Argus editor discounts a code assessment payoff while a Bronx city line note recalls a Florence Bittle case seeking a $600 gold and platinum compact lost with General Hugh Johnson. The piece cites deodant compacts as emblematic of changing social norms and female consumer culture, touching on gender, politics, and wartime governance in a critical, satirical tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Editor Howe
Sidney Argus
NHA
Bronx
Florence “Bittle Robbie Robinson
Hugh 8. Johnson
NRA
General Johnson
Mr. Woolworth
Hastings Leader items and local news from 1885 and 1910
From The Leader of July 2 1885 Hastings Minnesota items include Captain H E Boehner and Chas Mather driving deer and black bass at Lakeville Lake, John Bishop adding a Montana deer horn with two downward prongs, contractor L L Robbins remodeling the Wilkinson hotel, County Treasurer Greig joining Malvern friends, Jack Buttle gifting a basket of new potatoes, and a Greenbackers state convention setup. 1910 notes mention Mulholland company's 20 horsepower International auto delivery wagon, Guy Breeding's new Kissel-Kar, Phil Masters transferring to a Nebraska team, and a North 2nd Avenue oak finished home of Mr and Mrs G W Strohl with full amenities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aastings
Minnesota
Vemn
Boehner
Chas
Mather
Lakeville Lake
John Bishop
Montana
L. L. Robbins
Wilkinson
Bent Fickel
Hastings
Greig
Malvern
Tnele Jack Buttle
Rawles
Mulholland Company
Guy Breeding
Kissel-Kar
Robbins Auto Co
July Farm Bureau Club Activities Schedule
July monthly bureau activities list with meetings for Strahan Poultry and 4-H clubs, Center and Plattville farm bureaus, rally day at Malvern, and Home Project program led by Mrs. N May Larson, spread across July dates from the 2nd to the 26th at various local venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm
Strahan
A. L. Lovells
Anderson
Bob Wights
Henderson
Center
Everette Sawyers
Plattville
S.C. Lincoln
Pacific Junction
Farm Bureau
Hillsdale Church
Oaks Sunday School Attendance and Local Visits
Attendance at Oaks Sunday School was 26 with two visitors. The article lists multiple visits and hospital occurrences, including Agnes Herbert's return from Covenant Hospital in Omaha and varying relatives visiting in Red Oak and Emerson areas over the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
J. W. Castor
Connect Bluffs
M. G. Brammeier
Emerson
Lee Williams
Agnes Klose
LE. Brammeier
I. W. Castor
Shenandoah
Jeanette Dodgson
Velma Mahan Mandey
Hertha Nims
Malvern
Henry Schilling
Otis Hall
Ruth Ellen
Laura Hall
Forrest Achenbaugh
Sted Oak
Darlene
Agnes Herbert
Covenant Hospital
Omaha
Kenneth
Horace
Schilling
Ruth Bulen
Bertha Nima
Red
Oak
the Covenant Hospital
Dreaming of a New Era in 1636 Senate Race
A fragmentary item notes costs for printer administration and a stock of compacts bought as part of a political push. Editor Heymer of the Democratic Journal-Herald predicts Brookhart as the likely Republican Senate candidate before the 1636 primary, signaling a contested path forward for both parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kedltor Heymer
Ayoew Journal- Herald
Smith Wildman Brookhart
Republians
Aunabor Brookhart
Retirad Stanow
United States Senate
Brookbert
Ice Cream Social for 4-H Girls at Hilladale
Center township 4 H girls plan an ice cream social at Illisdate church on Tuesday July 9 inviting all farmers. Claude Williams director requests a large attendance. Bob Williams and Austin Wolfe will demonstrate rope making and the girls will perform music. Rev Petit of Pacific Junction participates. films on hay making and farm water sanitation shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Township
Parm Bureau
Illisdate
Claude Willams
Williams
Bob Williams
Austin Wolfe
Petit
Pacific Junction
Elm Grove 4-H Girls Club Names Officers
Elm Grove Bright Eyes 4-H girls club elected officers at Tune 2 gathering at Wilma Bradley home. Wilma Bradley became president with Kathleen Haynie as vice president Helen Tucker secretary Hester Ann Wright treasurer Virginia Garrett reporter Marjorie Tucker historian Lillian Bradley leader. They set biweekly meetings on Thursdays and plan to study Iowa birds, with Miss Wilma Bradley recounting her Ames trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Grove
Bright Eyes
Tune 2
Wilma Bradley
Kathleen Haynie
Helen Tucker
Hester Ann Wright
Virginia Garrett
Marjorie Tucker
Lillian Bradley
Kathleen Hayne
Iowa
Wilms Bradley
Ames
Binder Adjustment Days Held in County Last Week
County farmers attended Binder Adjustment Days June 27 and 28 at three farms including White Cloud and Rowles townships and Lyons. Byron Vircue demonstrated binder adjustment and care and answered farm machinery questions. Unattended farmers may obtain Vircue's bulletin on grain binder adjustment from the county Farm Bureau office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kuyton
White Cloud Township
Leonard Seeger
Rowles Township
Carl Phelps
Lyons Township
Byron T. Vircue
Mr. Virtue
County Farm Bureau
Strahan Community Note Covers Potluck Plans And Local News
The Strahan class of 1230 held a potluck dinner at Lloyd Angus's home after rain forced a change of plans. Attendees included Clarence Nagel, Dwight Fellows, Millard Curtis family, and Hastings guests. Other items mention Needlecraft quilting at Mrs Coxon’s, medical updates on Adam Glee, and church announcements in Strehan with services by Rev. C. B. Guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strahan Consolidated School
Lloyd Angus
Lloyd's
Clarence Nagel
Dwight
Millard Curtis
Lowell Curtis
Frelda Fellows
Ralph Castello
Lewis Conrad
Lettie Bradley
Bernard Swift
Lloyd
Dwight Fellows
Hastings
Ben Coxon
Coxon
Frank Steele
Omaha
Abbie Hellwood
Albert
Adam Glee
Zeno Bass
Gipe
Wm. Hodover
Bellvue
Chas. Gipe
Emmett Gipe
Everett Gipe
Hodovel
Geo. Moon
Blat#ek
Walter Angus
David
Anna Edith
Robert Shaul
Norma Shaul
Evelyn Sheldon
Louise
Ahe
Lincoln
Strahan
Milas Sheldon
Ernest Wederqvist
Kerr
John Billy
Ames
van Meter
Martin Leipold
Harold Martin
Walter Knop
Milas Gladya Bradley
Fort Collins
Colo
Ines Bradley
Adhe
Mia
Ellis Grindle
Bartlett
Mis
Ellie Irwin
Santa Ana
Calif
B. Guest
Rev. Guest
Budget Estimate and Record of Filing for Strahan Consolidated School District
The Board of Directors of Strahan Consolidated School District White Cloud and Deer Creek Township Milby County Iowa will meet July 15 1035 at p m at School House to hear taxpaying residents for or against the following expenditure estimates. The notice lists expenditures including 273 46 000 141 400 4 000 2 875 1 800 totaling 1 567 96 000 and reference to a general hearing on the district budget and filing records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strahan Conncilidated
White Cloud
Deer Creek
Milby County
Iowa
School Hope
Geneva
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Lean
Anders
Dood Bhatt
Mr Ownad
Max Treland
Dra. Lands
Koliht
Procerr
Othe
Edet
Ronnop
Wambure
Suitist
Bible Schael Tose
Wanbensin
Hamburg
Rey Tt
AJ Calking
Satie
John Kline
Dale Kline
Ward Slothower
Walter Carl Donner
Laying Bridge
Glenwood
Riven Oy
Barbara Workman
Netty Dean
Mary
Eleanor Tauke
Elen Siniti
Miss Workman
Misa Nelle Bogart
Dorothy Galliter
Mary Elizabeth Summer
Marion Benton
Jane and
Lorridine Pletcher
James Beckwith
James Summers
Dick Hyde
Lorunee Lisle
Hurb Benton
Edward Wearin
Drg
Laird
Mro
Woop. Wertman
Donald Laird
J. D. Laird
H. T. Beattie
Harriett Beattie
James Beattie
Dorothy Branson
Trinidad, Colo
Stroums Dairy Phone
Erucatens Malvern
Joli Wayne
Rocky Mountain
Hatrleg
Janis Cagney
Ann Dvorak
Margaret Lindsay
Hee Couchehian
Adv
Fle
Pat Patterson
Henderson Churches
Frank Parker
Ge. Parker
Ria Plumb
Clintod Parker
Ward Riekel
Mevor Cooks
Mulve
Revie
Edward Cook
Lee
Jeannette Furhar Sans
Ava Maria
Presbyterian Church
Donnald Parker
Arthur Luther
Jen
Hinks
Chstance Pooley
Hin Kime
Red Oak
Tomer Wilkinson
Harlan Republican
Mills County Farm Bureau News
Strahan Boys
School House
Seeger's
Malvern Community
Plattville Farm Bureau
Bethlehem
Vialt
Westing
N. May Larson
Malvern Community Building
Hillsdale Boys
OAKS
Nevermore
Robbie
Hilladale
Congres
H. 1
Walt
Kausan
Jouragl
Angus
Allen White
Nerts
Bill
Philadelphia Dispatch
M. E. Church
Charen School
Mary Hillyer
Epworth League
Climat Church
Emma Bannaustie
C. B. Guest
Goodrich
Cae
Frakk Frisch
Mgr
Silvertowns
Distriet Sendtetys Ag
Fea
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