Henderson Happenings in Malvern Visitors and News
Henderson Happenings notes Charley Walker and son Sandy visiting, Joe Johnson’s California return, interior painting at the drug store, J. S. Willard and wife visiting Omaha, birth of a baby girl Betty Ann to Mr. and Mrs. Mariat Keast, Grandma Triplett’s visit, many town visits and travels, post office staffing change with June Boileau replacing Isabelle Puryear, numerous social events including a church class gathering, ice cream and cake, Open air union services start, and a shower for Isabelle Puryear with a pantomime program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Walker
Sandy
Ear Malvern
Neaday
Joe Johnson
California
Tapeday
Mr. Johnson
Carl Clemment
George Sutton
J. S. Willard
Omaha
Ward Hargoth
Mariat Keast
Wil
Betty Ann
Keast
Helen Creamer
Grandma Triplett
Vic Wilson
Macedonia
Will Kenward
Rhnshend
Mineola
Misa June Boileau
Post Office
Isabelle Puryear
Louise Dilley
G. I. No
No Beans
Emma Workman
Glenwood
Henderson
Ming la Hue
A.J
O. L. Harker
C. E. Edmondson
Qgceola
Rev. Noland
A. C. Baumgartner
Maxine
Couch- 2 Bluffs
A. J. Harbor
Margaret Harbor
Harney
Omsha
Lydia Henderson
Shenan@oah
Frederick Workman
Carrol Workman
Hamburg
Bota
Clinton Parker
Arthur Pritchar
Grand River
Art
Dorothy Owens
Dave Williams
Wales
Grant
Judd Coppock
Herman
Russell
Elliott
Kenneth Williams
Mercer
Baby
May Harris
Phenandoah
Harris
Raymond Casepalt
Raymond
Garson
Dr. Bespre
Io Town
Mesdames Scott, Miller
Moore
Lorraine Fickel
Kansas City
Waldo Edmondson
Gayle Wilkinson
Florence la Hive
Lucile Phelps
Wilt Phelps, Jr
Hark
Lou Coleman
Vermillion
Kansas
M. KE
Carl Rigele
Dorothy Cain
Mithe Lavon Mercer
Kate Patton
June Boileau
Cool Dry Junes and the Corn Top
Weather and Crop Bureau of the Iowa Department of Agriculture finds June was cooler and drier than normal with 3 degrees cooler avg and 2.00 inches less rainfall. Data show nine cool dry Junes in 37 years yield 36.2 bushels per acre, 0.4 above average. 78 percent matured without frost, 9 percent below 37-year norm. Over the last decade yield rose to 40.2 with 80 percent frost-free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dex Moines
Weather and Crop Bureau
Iowa Department of Agriculture
More Radios Autos and Tractors on Iowa Farms
Des Moines reports from July 6 show 1926 Iowa farm radios, autos, and tractors up from 1925. Radio sets rose to 65,466 on January 1, 1927, autos to 208,823, tractors to 40,422, with gains of 44.9 percent, 2.4 percent, and 9.8 percent respectively. Auto rack also up 16.9 percent to 22,440.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Weather and Crop Service
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Cows Thrive On New Clover Pasture At Iowa State Dairy
At Iowa State College dairy farm a biennial white sweet clover pasture provides ample feed for 30 cows on 8 acres with no bloat observed. Cattle were first turned onto the pasture after careful preparation on alfalfa and timothy, then left undisturbed except for milking. Continuous water and salt access were maintained to the herd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State College
College Tairy
Fragmentary note on false claims and street names
A garbled clipping references fear of crogeuxym uutlous and a law applying to Minneapolis Jaugs mat. It mentions drivers wildstims and capette areas, with unclear subjects and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burdep
Lawumuwer
Minneapolis
Gineh
Capette
Editors Tour Spearfish Canyon in Black Hills Rally
A journalism tour through Spearfish Canyon aboard open and closed cars faces rain and scenic wonders. The party views Pine and aspen forests, Spearfish Creek, and Sion Bridal Well Falls while a mountain trout dinner entertains editors from Spearfish and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spearfish Canyon
Black Hills
The
Burlington
Sion
Spearfish
Sturgis
Newell
Bella Fourche
Belle Fourche
Helle Fourche
South Dakota
Malvern Firefighters Enter Glenwood Water Fight
Malvern fire department sent a strong crew to Glenwood for the annual water fight at the July celebration. Jesse Bell captained the Malvern team with help from Carl and Paul Herts Hugh Flikel WD McCaustead and Francis Pace. They faced a large rival turnout from Glenwood, with local participants noted in the crowd and competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Glenwood
Glenweod
Malvern Fire Department
Jesse Bell
Carl
Paul Herts
Hugh Flekel
McCaustead
Francis Pace
Glen
Manny
Birthday surprise party honors Miss Helen Cadwell
Miss Billie McNulty and Miss Pauline Metnilre hosted a pleasant surprise at her former name last Saturday evening. Thirteen girls attended. A delicate repast was served and the evening featured games and visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie McNulty
Pauline Metnilre
Helen Cadwell
Parsons Family Hosts Omaha Relatives on Fourth
De and Mrs I J Parsons entertained Omaha relatives on the Fourth with a three course dinner. Attending were Mr and Mrs Elmer Thom as and pona Elmer and John, Mr and Mrs Lyman Thomas and their daughter, and George Parsons. Mrs Elmer Thomas stayed for a visit while Dr and Mrs Parsons accompanied her to Omaha on Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. J. Parsons
Omaha
Elmer Thomas
Pona Elmer
John
Lyman Thomas
George Parsons
Parsons
Picnic Honoring Beattie Family and Guests on Fourth
A Fourth of July picnic at the H. T. Beattie home celebrated multiple birthdays. Guests included Mrs Beattie Mrs J O Laird Mr and Mrs Frederick Fischer and daughters Gretchen Mary and Louise Shenandoah Dr and Mrs J O Laird and Mrs Roth of Malvern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Beattie
Blacks Entertain at Dinner at Dolugine Street
Hon C W Black and daughter Marion entertained friends Tuesday evening at their Dolugine Street home. A three course dinner was served at 8 30 followed by visiting and a tour of Miss Black's garden. Guests included Mr and Mrs C M Jones, Mr and Mrs H T Beattie, Dr and Mrs J O Laird, Mrs Rath, Dr and Mrs I U Parsons, Mrs Homer Thomas, Mr and Mrs W P Wortman, and Miss Helen Wortman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.W. Black
Marion
Dolugine Street
Miss Black
Mra
C. M. Jones
H. T. Beattie
J. O. Laird
Rath
U. Parsons
Homer Thomas
W. P. Wortman
Helen Wortman
Picnicked on the Fourth with visiting relatives
Families of Arleigh Shepard Joe Kilpatrick and Dwight Buffington with their mother Mrs Laura Shepard enjoyed a pleasant picnic on Waubonsie hill on the Fourth. Mrs John Buffington and son Hal Sey from Crawford Nebraska visiting relatives here and in Omaha also attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arleigh Shepard
Joe Kilpatrick
Dwight Buffington
Laura
Shepard
Waubonsie Hill
John Buffington
Halsey
Crawford
Nebr
Omaha
Lind sey Kline Nuptials At Council Bluffs Home
Miss Lucile Lind sey and Mr Dale Kline married at 4 p m Wednesday June 29 at the home of the bride’s uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Earl Nickerson in Council Bluffs The couple were attended by John Kline and Vera Anderson Rev Hibert Nickerson of Wahoo Neb read the service A dinner followed and after visiting relatives they will reside with Mrs Margaret Cunningham at her apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsey-Kline
Lucile Lindsey
Dale Kline
Earl Nickerson
Council Bluffs
John Kline
Vera Anderson
Bhibert Nickerson
Wahoo
Nebr
Margaret Cunningham
Brooks Family Fourth Holiday Travel Report
A A Brooks traveled to Qakr dale last Sunday with Mrs Brooks for the Fourth, Earl McCormick and family joined to Henry county where they visited old friends before returning. They faced rain en route home via Jew City and Pear Corning, with Mrs Brooks improving slowly on their arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. A. Brooks
Qakrdale
Picnic at Frank Robbins Home Echoes Eleven Years
Fourth of July picnic at Frank Robbins home east of town drew all long-time members except C.8 Royces. Attendees included the Robbins family, DeathorNe, Collinses, and Rev. and Mrs. Moore. This marks the tenth annual event continuing strongly despite absences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bicnic
Frank Robbins
Royce
H. A. DeathorNe
BB. C. Collinses
Harry Moore
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Rev. Green
Oakland
Geo. Seales
Wisconsin
Agnes Ayers
Histern
Creston
J. G. Loving
W. Triplett
Raymond Case- Holt
Jané Boileau
Melba Christoferson
Red Oak
Krug Spark
Oopa
Editors
Vestal
Wood Vestal
Strahan
Mr. Vestal
Beattie
Fae
Oscar T. Briley
Mott
District Court
Special County
Matilda Gee
Edward Frank Grosse
Mills County
Towa
Bec
Meridien
Court House
Demobs
Sherif
Mille County
Milestone Rubber Company
East Liverpool
Ohio
Sci
Batkus Bros
Lincoln Avenue
J. H. Smith
Photte
Heyetn
A. M. Armstrong
Whitfield
Guernsey
Dr. Thos
W. Gidley
Charles H. Summers
Earl Clottarbuck
Toni Shaw
Plano
Collins Drug Store
Priest's Drug Store
Hastings Aott
A. FR. Keockieg
A. R. Bird
Bird
C. M. Parks
Maryarn
Preton International
W.—G. W. Logan, Jr
Leader Department Store
Gol
Schaeffer
Fresh County
Hutter
Naval
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