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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1925
Page
2
Henderson community notes from the Little City on the Branch recount visits, family ties, illness, and church events. Mary Edmondson visits Kier, Mrs. Kenward's mother hospitalized in Omaha, and multiple kin travel between Red Oak, Omaha, and nearby towns. Local socials, demonstrations, and planned basket dinners mark a lively week as residents attend shows, repairs, and neighborly gatherings.
Emerson residents share visits and travels with friends and kin from Omaha Glenwood Plattsmouth and Council Bluffs. Local activities include a Fourth of July gathering, church notices, Legion Auxiliary meeting plans, school plays and a town baseball game.
Mrs. Th Val ends son Phillip returns Monday from an Atlantic City trip while Mrs. Da Vale prepares to assume duties as Omaha Maternity Hospital supervisor. Visiting in Shenandoah are Mrs. Vincent and daughter Maxine with L. M. Perkins family. Este Stivers aided J R Stivers at Fullerton Sutter Co. in Fullerton. JL Stivers and wife visited in wood on business. Mrs. Will Bell travels to Norfolk Nebraska. Mrs B Hampton Duard and Duane head to Ross Forks. Mrs. Willtidings and Robert Redenbaugh in Des Moines for college interests. Mrs. Arthur Woodbury of Oakland California visits A S Bloedel and family. Bloedel escorts her to Omaha. Alice Omer operated on for appendicitis in Council Bluffs Edmundson Hospital. Omer family and Dr Miller present. William Wilcox return from Lytton visit. Mrs. Barbour in Omaha for business. Norris Gee visits grandfather B J Rossiter.
The Christian Endeavor met Sunday evening after Bertha Kellenbar Ber reported and officers were elected. J W Parker shelled corn Monday afternoon. Guy Gibson Ella Huntyman and her boy celebrated the Fourth in Sioux Stupids. Plus Ultra and 6 3 8 S classes staged a missionary playlet for missionary Sunday. Byron Garlick of Lewisville joined relatives to visit near here. Dean McLain spent July Fourth with Wanda and Jean Kocher sperger. John Parker family celebrated in Shenandoah with Caywood and Red Oak friends. Mrs G Kochersperger was absent due to a sick headache.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Amick and infant from Silver City spent Wednesday with Mrs W C Johnston. Clark of Gothenberg Nebraska and Charlotte Schmidt of Council Bluffs are guests at J H Walker's.
Rev and Mrs Peter Jacobs of aombrider Tana hosted guests Thursday at G L Andersen home. Mrs Cook and baby returned from Washington DC after a visit. Clarence McConnell Rumsey will visit Randolph Friday. A card shower for Sara Ome is planned. Miss Della Jay recovering from nervous breakdown. Ira Thomas stung by a bee, briefly very ill. Anita and Glen Johnston visiting relatives. Essie Walker returned from Cedar Falls and will teach in Tripoli Iowa next year. Mr and Mrs L O Johnston of
Lineatm were Sunday guests at the parental M. WW. Sells home, Mrs. Johnston remained for a longer visit.
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