Malvern High School Class of 1919 Reunion Report
A Marion area wedding reception and 1919 Malvern High School class reunion are recounted with attendees from Malvern Greenwood Biasdan Chicago Bronx City and more. Twelve of eighteen clan members attended the reunion at Marion Wine hotel with feasting and dancing noted, plus an obituary mention for Ruhalia Hilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reanton
Wise
Malvern High School
Marion Winehota
Hthel Robbing Wire
Bary Johnson Jaske
Flora Fickel Balyers
Flora Fickel Balyers and Famly
Doth
Opal Gomer Walters
Bhenandoah
New Members Join Clever Cooks 4-H Girl Club
Nine members attended the Ames 4-H convention where new members Joyce Nesbitt Hetty Plamb Elizabeth Witton Kathieen Jordan Karlisa Jordan joined. Offic ers elected for the next year include Tacie Witton president Joyce Piertoh vice president Betty Plumb secretary Joyce Nesbitt treasurer Wilma Eidson reporter. Discussion covered color themes and home life with humor from Wilma Eidson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooke
Ward Pickel
Jair
Ames
Tacie Wilson
Joye Plotson
Jeannette Lather
Joyce Nesbitt
Hetty Plamb
Klzabeth Witton
Kathieen Jordan
Karlisa Jordan
Jeannette Luther
Tacie Witast
Joyce Pietson
Wilma Hidson
Church Services and Meetings At Local Baptist and Christian Churches
Sunday Bible school attendance at the Baptist church exceeded 100 with plans for two hours of church activities including Bible school and preaching. Notices cover quarterly business meeting, a covered dish dinner, and a lay conference change. Also details Vacation Bible School, hymnal missing item, baptism plans for July 16, and a Sunday school convention at Malvern. Christian Church notes prayer meeting, scripture study, Sunday services, and remarks on parental duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
L. BR. Bobbitt
Mini Pldaat Sanday
W.P. Wortman
Enoch Hill Reserve
Our Church
Burlington
Woman's Foreign Missionary Soclury
L. D. Austin
Pacife Junction
Malvern Baptist Church
Christian Church
Walter B. Shenefield
Asaiah
Samual
Red Oak Area Social News Notes Saturday Visits
Local residents recount Saturday shoppers in Red Oak and nearby towns. Mentions of Mrs. Geo Witkineon, Virgil Mahon visiting from Connecticut, and many families gathering at homes in Malvern Hastings and Randolph. A wheat harvest combine from Red Oak and various relatives spending Sunday together are noted amid routine village events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Mahan
Connecti Bluthe
Titus
Matton
Bert Bushnell
Bob Summers
Malvern
Otta Halt
Kenneth
Gene Crouse
Hastings
Kathleen Wright
Doris Viner
Oaks Sunday School Notes at Red Oak convention
Oaks Sunday School report from the Union Sunday School meeting at Chastagque Park Red Oak shows six schools represented. J W Castor superintendent presided, with L B Brammeier delivering a brief history, the year’s record citing 2688 attending, 224 visitors, $72.12 offering, average 60 Sundays 47, visitors 61, enrollment 8, active attendance 70, cradle roll 20, young people choir 85, preaching services 17. Next Sunday at 2 o'clock the Oaks Sunday school will meet at the regular hour for visitors and arranging friends. Oaks located five miles north and fourth mile east of Emerson. You are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakes
Humber
Union
Chastagque Park
Red Oak
Oaks Way
J. W. Castor
L. B. Brammeier
Oaks
Oaka
Emerson
Funeral services for Mia Lae He Patrick in Emerson
Funeral services were held Tuesday at the First Baptist church in Emerson for Mia Lae He Patrick who died June 24 at her home north of Emerson. Rev J F Stitte officiated with a piano accompaniment by Miss Margaret Hatfield. Burial followed at Malveth cemetery. A life sketch noted she was born April 30, 1884 in Fredericktown Ohio, married Lesia B Patrick, and left three children Ariene Lewis and Ralph. Survived by husband two sisters a brother and many friends. She joined the Christian church at 15 and transferred to First Baptist in 1911 becoming a devoted member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Lae He Patrick
Howse
Emerson
First Baptist Church
J. F. Stiite
Maule
LN. Cheney
EN. Cheney
W. H. Crame
C. BD. Greenwood
Margaret Hatfield
Arthur Cole
Ernest Cole
George Hancall
Britt
Lewis Ireland
Lesiia B. Patrick
Ariene
Lewis
Ralphanl
Patrick
Mills County
Sinters
Mise Ihe Ireland
Malvern
Albert Bennett
Snelbyville
Aden Ireland
Christian Church At
First Baptist Church of
Everson
Stax Field Day Highlights Emerson Scouts Park Events
Emerson Scouts hosted a field day last Saturday at the park with relay races, a pillow fight, a yard dash, and a kittenball game against Silver City. The Silver City team won 11 to 6 as B. H. Parson contributed to the loss. The Woman's Club committees supplied ice cream, cake, and lemonade while several named ladies helped with the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Silver City
Silva City
B. H. Parson
Jesale Grayson
K. A. Evans
H. F. Cheney
Withur Morrison
Ray Fields
Emerson School Elects Pattick to Fifth and Sixth Grade Posts
Emerson school board elected Miss Aftene Pattick to fill the vacancy created by Miss Teansita Catzoh for the fifth and sixth grades. Pattick, an Emmetean graduate of Emerson High School and Nebraska State Teachers College Peru, has taught locally for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Achool
Aftene Patitick
Teansita Catzoh
Attene
Emerson High School
Nebraska State Teachers’ College
Peru
Bho Hae
Banker recalled as fair lender in Cherryvale tale
In Cherryvale Kansas a line recalls a fine old fashioned banker who loaned money to locals. The note mentions the banker seen recently with a CWA crew among fellow borrowers in Tokeka Capital era lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Kaleley
Tokeka Capital
CWA
Cherryvale
Kansas
Emperor Keng salary in Manchukuo hits 1.75 million
A translated note states Emperor Keng led Manchukuo earns 1.75 million dollars yearly. It notes curiosity about possible bonuses alongside the high wage. The fragment suggests a critical or ironic take on official pay versus expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emperor Keng
Manchukuo
Boss Ton Transeript
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Fie
Pletcher Estemamet
Mt Gillet
Forthet Geant Rapide
Anna Fitzpatrick
Ithe
Helen Wain
Otiahk
Marshall Kent
Bkénindokh
Manda Motech
Cetat Repide
Dein Clever Cooks
4-H
Mik. B. B
Agien Cere
Glens Wood
W. ‘Gaitor
Joe Cote
Taintly
Geo, Witkineon
M. G. Bramimeter
Hiherach
Porriet
Bory
Nes
Rossmary
Aid
Matton Mabenend
Sanday
Velma
Harold Deteoh
Roy Martin
Lawrence Schipper
Doo Vine
Nymiana
Hig
Wit Viner
Oaks Sunday School
Patrik
Baptist Church
Gurial
K. A. Evets
OkoboJl Sanday
Mr. Evans
Della Wilson
Irwin
R. 0. Smith
Harold
Luetlle
L. E. Ripley
Oskatoosa
Young People's Workers’ Conference
Velma McLain
Wanda
Jean Kocheraperger
Joe Allen
Billy Ripley
Magforis Taylor
Mary Louie
Jack Taylor
Chicago
Ruth B. Taylor
Wm. G. Alexander
Evanston
Leuvel
Nobr
George Davis
Wilson Gipe
Mmunist
EEE
Trea Mnade
Firestone
Firestone Century Progress
Firestone Ae
Aig
Awe
Fetaer
Ged
Betsilen
Bidgs Wonka
Voice of
Gear
Ns Bs Guo Whar Netmork
Tsize
Arlee Pattick
Mrs
Homer Black
Jack Evans
Oklahoma
College
Florida
H. C. Knight
Wayne Cole
Grant City
Donald Hrana
Antioch College
Yellow Springs
Ohio
United States
Horace Cheney
Lone State
William Huntaman Jr
Clites
O. Coppage and Sons
Misa Avis Boswell
Tucson
Anna
Avie
Chan
Coppage
Walter Bhart
Will Fleming
Harry Knight
Mre. Knight
Knight
Edmundson Hospital
Helen Hasca
Omaha
Immeanuel Hospital
Abe
Fiat
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