Picnic News From Malvern Community Circles
A series of Fourth of July picnics and club meetings are reported across Malvern and nearby areas. Attendees includeCarolyn Boehrer Mrs Bud Clark Peggy Mecotinick Betty Lou Barker Delores Shanger Lottaire Fletcher Des Moines group gatherings at Scott farm and Floyd Hall home highlight social ties while H B Celab plans July 14 meeting with Mrs Harley Breves Forty and other local residents attend garden club luncheon and adjournment until December amid plans for upcoming events and neighborhood gatherings.
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Claderates
Aeeoap
Bob Boehrer
Carollyn Boehrer
Bud Clark
Pegey Mecotinick
Betty Lou Barker
Delores Shanger
Lottaire Fletcher
Des Moines
H. B. Ctelab
Harley Breves
Garden Club
Malvern Garden Club
Mra
Laird
Mra W
Tompkina
Iowa
OHA Mra
Bacrett
Ray Jeeen
Mise Mary Jones
F. M. Davien
An& Business
Odter
Orville Starr
Dertroir A. Hiatt
2Ire
Galen Bolea
Frank Chamberlaly
Charlie Wiherts
Pearl Kline
Frances Kline
Barbera Wna
Wilma
Carol Conways
Fourth of July family reunion and visits in Mt Vernon
Mr and Mrs Glen Bower and Ralph Bower attend a Fourth of July dinner at Charles Wilson Bunday home. Relatives from Worlsdt Wes and Wyoming join, with Jen Bower’s fourth birthday party and a hospital visit for Davis Holden. Families travel to Fontanelle for a reunion at Emma Brown’s home. Caudill siblings also present.
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Glen Bower
Ralph Bower
Charles Wilson Bunday
Mra
James Young
Ortaha
Blaine Dickersbach
Hahdra
Wyoming
Fontanelle Bunday
Emma Brown
Roy Caudill
Dae Hotdén
Henry Holden
Reck Port
Fos
Datis
Davis Holden
Tear Down Old House Reveals 1891 Ome na Journal Stocktian Clippings
Wesley Smith tears down a Millet area house near the detoe plant and uncovers plaster walls covered with 1891 copies of the Ome na Journal Stocktian. Typewriter ribbons for meat machines and a Leader office advertisement are noted among fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Smith
Millet Horse
Detoe
Omena Journal Stocktian
News of Henderson Entertain Christian Aid
Christian Aid met on Wednesday near afternoon at the Margaret Harbor home. Sewing quilt blocks and fancy work filled the afternoon. A sack lunch and a home made cake in the traveling basket. Beverly Bay born June 96 at Mercy Hospital in Gounell Bias to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Comer. Beverly arrived on her father's birthday. Mrs. Herbert Wall returned to Wentinoxle Kansas after visiting with her sister. A baby girl born recently at Edmundson hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Hugunt Dayson. Families visit with Oda Harover’s death noted. Morris Harbor left Omaha for Farragut Idaho after a 15 day furlough. Grandson Eddie Boileau, two, broke his leg. parents live near Venango. Stewart Brenner visiting grandparents Bery Moore near Nace donia. Norma Allensworth caring for Nonparell in place of Jimmie Holt on Almo Blank farm.
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Christian Aid
Margaret Harbor
Richard Comer
Mercy Hospital
Gounell Bias
Beverly Bay
Conner T
Beverly
Herbert Wall
Wentinoxle
Kan
Pearl Brarbor
Neh
Stewart Brenner
Bery Moore
Nacedonia
Norma Allensworth
Jimmie Holt
Ied Ope
Lawreace Noel
Endicott
R. 1
Rev. McPherson
Macedonia
Larman Stevens
Arthur
Howard Allensworth
Wendell Browle
Hawaii
Air Corps
He Bompardier
Breeles
A. J. Harbor
Morris
A. H
Margeret Harbor
Rheubra
Menifeo
Mia
Duster Brown
Lydia Kay
Wright
Flossie Davis
Plora Dodd
Supt
Hornbuckle
Ione
Missouri
A. J. Harbos
O. A. Wight
Andy Moore
Carson
Dorsey Byers
Joyce
Judy Franks
Maude Kindigg
Agnes Workman
Hampare
Sarl Bolton
Alma Skank
Red Oak Hospital
Donna Triplett
Omaha
C.H. Amick
Arthurr Meadhworth
Red Oak
Fek Hillard
Wes
Mre
Goss
Gude
Qmaha
Theodore Shook
Baturdey
Hy Kingigg
Funeral Services for Oda M Harover in Henderson
Funeral services were held for Oda M Harover, a former Henderson resident who died July 4, 1943 in Omaha. The Henderson Methodist church heard a reading of her obituary, detailing her birth September 10, 1895, and a life spent in Henderson before moving to Omaha in 1934. She was active in the Rebekah lodge and Methodist church, leaving behind sisters and brothers in Iowa and Nebraska, and many friends who praised her devotion to children and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson Bundsy
Henderson
Octs M. Harover
Miss Harovers Geath
Oraba
Henderson Methodist Church
C. B. McPherson
Mya
Ward Fickel
Mia
George Wilson
J. W. Castor
H. A. Paul
D. N. Weten
Art Phelps
A. J. Harper
K. 8. Hendrix
John Rainwee
Ayp. Paps
Nine Phelps
Hazel Rainbow
Osta M. Harover
Iowa
Milburn C
Ella M. Harover
Miss Harover
Omaha
F. B. Douglas
Florence
G. J. Harover
David Owens
Kirk Samples
Red Oak
W. & Harover
Lenox
M. B. Harover
Cedar Rapids
W.B. Houser
Venango
Neb
Reebekah Lodge
Methodist Church
Wea Sur
Local War Time Visitors Share Weekend in Malvern
Imogene S Mills staff Jimmie Foutch visits from Georgia while Pte Paul Maher and Cpl Louie Laughlin return to family homes across several states. Marines recruit Vincent Leshy expected from San Diego. many relatives from Missouri Nebraska and Iowa visit Malvern for time with parents and siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Maher
Camp Carson
Calo
Leo Maher
Louie Laughlin
Ft. Riley
Kaw
E. P. Laughlin
Thos
Shanks
Camp Pickett
Malvern
Huey Laughlin
Indian Gaptown
Joe Laughlin
Bhenandolah
Hughie
Vincent Leshy
San Diego
Calif
Art Leahy
Untitled local notices and family news fragment
A jumble of names and places from a Sunday World Herald page includes Mrs. Ralph Bond and her son Dennis born July 3 1942 in Omaha Immanual hospital with relatives in Tabor and Congo connections, plus assorted visits and illnesses among Omaha area families and friends across Conception Carson Glenwood Emerson Ridney Shenandoah Council Bluffs and Grand Island with various spouses and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiadidy
Princret
Italy
Withett
Klesing Hla
Sunday World-Herald
Jane
Ralph Bond
Dennis
Immanual Hospital
Omaha
Ireland
O. F. Howerd
Fete Dempsey
Leo Bartlett
Here
Tabor
Aines
Vatican
Rosie
Dick Olson
Willie Kammerer
Marlena Ann
Ronnie
John Jackson
Conception
Floyd Hillyer
Dale Curtis
Emerson
Marcelia Maher
Glenwood
Eddie Bauer
Ridney
Leah Adame
Carson
Mra
Lloyd Ridgely
Bisworth Shilling
Sachia
Grand Island
Neb
Shilling
Frank Pettigrew
Sitahan
Troy
Kan
Art Waller
Shenandoah
Mina Catherine
Council Bluffs
Gutachenritter
Marines Man U S Ship Antiaircraft Batteries
Aboard a United States ship marines man the secondary batteries and anti aircraft guns. The crew operates weapons to defend the vessel from aerial threats as part of standard naval security drills and readiness routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Marines
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Beott
Mito Schick
Clyde Dickernbach
Dale Stimpeon
Shark
Archie Beott
Billy
Scott Farm
Malverd
Gerald Janta
Gerald Jones
Floyd Hall
Oliver Jones
Gerald
Bernice Rey
Ruth
Ruby
Walter Jones
Marne
D. A. Pickerell
D. A. Pickerell Ot Glenwood, Mr, and Mrs. Ore Beales, Mra, Robert NeNess
Som
Mea Hart Hodges
Dale Jones
Marion
Joyca Craig
Joan Graves
Floyd Hull
Daly Gaeta Ie
F. A. Mutholland
Howard and Son
D. Satterfeld
Connell Bluffs
Ben Breeding
W. A. Bylogian
W. W. Alstrope
MT. Vernon
Baie Dickerthich
Senda
Worlsdt
Roy Cordett
Cadell
Mita
Fred Dickerstach
James Brothe
Giotta
Betty
Elizabeth Gross
Delores
Barnett, Heb
Viet
Robt. Schroeder
Gross
Brotha
Schroeder
Brooks
Gloria
Jen Bower
News of
Mrs. Weyna Almaons Gad
Hancock Weyp
Syeley
W. B Wheeler Wish Minioose
Thielay Lavell Bmith
Tha
Ralph Bmith
Oda M. Harover
Harover
F. B. Dougine
Iowa City
The
University
Wate
Serijm
Meteatten
Dib Faalltia
Imogene S. E. Mills
Jimmie Foutch
Georgia
Mrs
Weil Foutch
Nise Devona Bauer
St. Louis
Ellen Saner
Margaret
Anna Rose Owens
John Owens
Willa Kammerer
Johnny Regen
Harold Maher
Sacramento
M Vieit
Lou
Maher
Slster
Martin Anderson
Clem
Sidney
Joe
Matt
Clyde Addy Jr
California
Carl Irwin
Elmo
Edna
Everett Irwin
Chicago
Bern Maher
H. H. Hillyer
Fred Bishop
Delphay Bussard
Creston
Ed Bussard
Vernon Kammerer
Ed Leahy
Wits
Thomas Edward
Hulda
St. Josephs Hospital
Francis McDonald
Mieses Louise
Myrle Conners
Omaba
Ed Conners
Maberly
Toms Mie Conners
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