Memorial service features flag presentation to American Legion
A Methodist church Memorial service united the town to honor fallen soldiers from Civil War to Spanish American War. Rev. A J Meierhoff delivered the sermon of patriotism, with Rev. J B Wilkins presiding and Rev. Mrs. Burnett reading scripture. G A R members Milton Summers Post presented a silk flag to Harry Hammons Post A L, raised by G A R funds, with C W Black giving the presentation. Post Commander W H Gibbs accepted, praising the gift and vowing to uphold memory of veterans as the service concluded with America sung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
J. H. Freediine
A. B. Burnett
J. B. Wilkins
A. J. Meierhoff
Presbyterian Church
Harry Hammons
A. L
Milton Summers
C. W. Black
W. H. Gibbs
America
Holiness Camp Meeting in Nebraska June 1921
The 49th annual Camp Meeting of the Nebraska State Holiness Association will be June 17 to 26, 1921 at Epworth Lake Park, Lincoln. The National Holiness Association will oversee with Rev. Thomas Co. Henderson of Ohio, Rev. Joseph Owen of Alabama, Kenneth Wells and wife, and Minnie H. Ludwig leading the children's meeting. For details write W. G. Prescott, Seay 1417 O St., Lincoln, Nebr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska State Holiness Association
Epworth Lake Park
Lincolon
National Holiness Association
Thomas Co. Henderson
Ohio
Joseph Owen
Alabama
Kenneth Wells
Minnie ‘H. Ludwig
W. G. Prescott
Seay
O St
Lincoln
Nebr
Mason Lewis Genung Wedding Near Hastings Nebraska
Ruth Mason Lewis and Clint Genung married at the Mason home in Hastings with Rev. F A Smith officiating. About thirty relatives attended a noon ceremony with Mrs Walter Mason playing the march and a wedding dinner following. The couple left at two for a short wedding trip and will reside near Carns Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. K. Mason
Hastings
Ruth Mason Lewis
Clint.n, Genung
Carns
Nebraska
F. A. Smith
Methodist Church
Walter Mason
O’clork
Burlington
Rapod
Sendoff Wedding Guests From Mills County
Out of town guests join the couple for a farewell with rice and decorations. Guests include Mesdames Norm and Clyde Genung and Mrs M Huffington of Glenwood, Mrs Sadie Anderson and Miss Georgia Genung of Omaha, and Mr and Mrs John Sewing of Mineola. Hosts extend congratulations and best wishes as they move to their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdamesa Norm
Clyde Genung
M. Huffington
Glenwood
Sadie Anderson
Georgia Genung
Omaha
John Sewing
Mineola
Mills County
A Jolly Picnic With Baptist Sunday School Groups
A mixed group of about twenty five boys from C. Collins's class and girls from Miss Melivia Robbins's class, all from the Baptist Sunday School, enjoyed an all day picnic. They traveled by auto to Glenwood Lake for dinner and leisure, then to a wooded area north of Glenwood for supper before returning home. The girls praised the boys as real entertainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Collins
the Baptist Sunday School
Melivia Robbins
Mrs. Collins
Glenwood Lake
Glenwood
Shower for Bride to Be in East Malvern
Miss Ruth Bellwood was honored at a May Malvern shower hosted by Miss Betty Hacrette and Cleo Nichols with Mrs. Louis Barkus and Mrs. W D McCausland. Twenty two ladies attended as gifts hidden around the house were found, featuring china, cut glass and linen. Refreshments preceded the evening of games and laughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. S. Hacrett
East Malvern
Betty Hacrette
Cleo Nichols
Louis Barkus
W. D. McCausland
Strohl
Miss Ruth
The Horse Shoe Club Malvern Powers Toward World Class Play
The Horse Shoe Club in Malvern trains daily at the Masonic lots north of the Post Office with a newly added night lighting system. Bob acts as general manager guiding top throwers Web, Lawrence, Albert, Clarence, Bill, Charlie, George, Fred, Gus, Dick, the Judge, and many others as they rack up ringers. A county tournament is in the talks as they aim to challenge the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Bob
Web
Lawrence
Albert
Clarence
Bill
Charlie
George
Fred
Gus
Eewin
East Liberty Cemetery Ice Cream Social Planned
The East Liberty Cemetery Lads will hold their annual ice cream and strawberry social at the church on Tuesday evening June 7. Ice cream strawberries cake and lemonade will be served. Everyone invited. If it rains Tuesday, come Thursday. Donations for dues to The First National Bank or to secretary Mrs. Gertrude McFall Lecy.
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Firet National Bank
Gertrude McFall, Lecy
Haat Liberty Cemetery
Fea
Frank Harvey Buried With Military Honors in Emerson
Emerson Iowa observes the return and burial of Frank Horace Harvey, World War I soldier, after his remains traveled from France. He served in Company C 313th Supply Train, became a corporal, died of influenza in 1919, and was laid to rest with full honors after two years abroad. His mother, father, and sister endured long sorrow, as townspeople and veterans remember his service.
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Emerson
Frank Harvey
C. A. Harvey
France
Emerson Town Hall
Emerson Cemetery
Emerson, American Legion
Oscar Herta
Relief Corps
Emerson Band
J. B. Wilking
Malvern
American Legion
Frank Horace Harvey
Charles A
Laura M. Harvey
Flora
Ohio
Iowa
Navy
Glenwood
Camp Dodge
313Th
Harvey
Atricken
Gondrecourt
Frank
Meuse Valley
New York
Ak-Sar-Ben Den Invites Malvern Men to Omaha Show
The Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben extend an invitation to Malvern business and professional men and friends to attend their famed show in Omaha on Monday June 6. A special Wabash train will depart Malvern and reach Omaha around 5 30 p m returning about 11 00 p m. Men only. No expense except rail fare as everything else is free on arrival. Mayor George White leads the Malvern delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Knights of
Omaha
George White
Malvern
Malvern Tennis Club Chooses City Ball Park Courts
The Malvern Tennis Club chose the old city pall park west of the Wabash for practice, citing two fine double courts and improved convenience. Members anticipate strong practice sessions and upcoming tournaments at the new site.
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City Ball Park
Malvern Tennis Club
Fair Grounds
Old City Pall Park
Wabash
Decoration Day Observances Marks Memorial Service
Decoration Day observances across Malvern featured extensive participation by ex servicemen and American Legion members in full uniform. A marching procession to the Baptist church, a grand program led by Rev. A J Meierhoff, and Klay of bugle taps at the cemetery culminated in a solemn tribute with graveside honors for numerous local soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
American Legion
Legion
W. H. Gibbs
Walter Slothower
Methodist Church
Martial Band
G.A.R. Malvern
Baptist Church
A. J. Meierhoff
America
J. H. Freedline
The
Viola Mulholland
Yandell Seaton
Lincoln
Thelma Rounsaville
W. J. Robinson
First Baptist Church
Emerson
Robinson
Old Brigade
W. D. Slothower
Paul Seaton
Iowa
MacNider
Iowa Federation of Labor
Burlington
Honor Roll Of World War Victims From Malvern Area
The following from Malvern and vicinity have made the supreme sacrifice in the World War, laying their life and all upon the altar of their country's safety:Harry Hammons Russell Burks Joe Kilmartin Willie Miller Otto Poulson Willis McDonald Buster Tunison Lawrence Perdue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Harry Hammons
Russell Burks
Joe Kilmartin
Willie Miller
Otto Poulson
Willis McDonald
Buster Tunison
Lawrence Perdue
Malvern Maulers suffer first loss after two wins
Malvern won a close 8 to 10 game against Stanton at Malvern Fair Grounds Park on Decoration Day. They then faced Hamburg, losing 12 to 3 as Hamburg’s batters broke through a Malvern pitcher. The defeat spoiled a week of strong play but the Maulers remain optimistic.
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Malvern
Stanton
Hamburg
Malvern Fair Grounds Park
Malvern Maulers
Tabor Plans July 4 Celebration Meetings Set Committees
The Community Club postponed its meeting but moved toward a real Tabor July 4 celebration with committees appointed to organize general arrangements publicity program finance amusements and related duties. Members include Joe Dalton Geo Adams A M McMahill B R McClure F M Laird Roy Miller Dayre Williams and others across the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor
Joe Dalton
Geo. Adams
A. M. McMahill
B. R. McClure
F. M. Laird
Roy Miller
Dayre Wilhiams
Arthur Mauk
A. M. Roach
Fred McCormick
Tabor Beacon
Marriage Licenses May 11 to May 23 Listed
The notice lists couples applying for marriage licenses across dates May 11 through May 23. Crestus Reed 23 of Glenwood weds Edith Williams 19 of Glenwood. Also Geo R Baughman 20 of Hillis Kansas with Selma Burt 17 of South Omaha, Wilbur B Swarthout 24 of Omaha with Nell Be Whittman 21 of Omaha, Perry W Pugh 35 of Omaha with Ana H Bradshaw 38 of Springfield Missouri, and Charles Clinton Genung Carns Nebraska with Ruth M Lewis Hastings Ia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crestus Reed
Glenwood
Edith Williams
Geo. R. Baughman
Hillis, Kas
Selma R. Burt
South Omaha
Wilbur B. Swarthout
Omaha
Nell BE. Whittman
Perry W. Pugh
Ana H. Bradshaw
Springfield
Charles Clinton Genung
Carns
Nepr
Ruth M. Lewis
Hastings
Gallup to edit Daily Iowan in summer session
George H. Gallup of Jefferson has been elected editor in chief of The Daily Iowan to serve during the summer session at the University of Iowa. Roy K. Forney of Tabor was chosen business manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Gallup
Jefferson
Daily Iowan
Legion reorganizes for Des Moines reunion in August
The American Legion announces the first Mighty Eighth Division reunion set for Des Moines August 26 to 28. A large committee led by H. H. Polk plans regional events, with Iowa State Fair attendance added to the attraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mighty- Eighth Division
Des Moines
American Legion
H. H. Polk
EH. R. Olmsted
L. R. Fairall
Roland Hoyt
Captain House
Waterloo
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Genung-Lewis
Bride
Ruth Bellwood
G.S. Hacrett! Home
the Horse Shoe Club
East Liberty
Strawberry Social
Ak-Sar-Ben den
Malvern Cemetery
Milton Summers Post G
A. R
Hiram Barnes
Gabriel Perkins
Robt. Plumb
Joseph Jacquat
F.C. White
W. K. Follett
D. B. Goodrich
M. J. Higgins
J.T. Palmer
J. H. Galbraith
Ben Miller
W. A. Hunter
J. B. Earl
M. F. Beckwith
J. T. Parmelee
James
Bancroft
Geo. W. Ewing
Joshua Durbin
HR. H. Woodrow
Andrew Jackson
Peter Smith
G. W. Bates
N. N, Newman
Hugh McIntosh T. P, Kayton
D. H, Robinson Thomas Paul Benoni Pool
Samuel Scott
John
BH. Steward
R. A. Villa John Carl James T. Brohard
John Dull
Lewis Ireland
James Rickabaugh
C. G. McCutcheon
Isaac Dice Salathiel Timmons
John Meeks
Stephen Woodrow
Wwerory
Dorimneston
J. A. Medhardy
W. OW. Delfart Alien Smith JL. Britt
Jas. Dunlap
Walter Barrett
Edward Wall
Fast Liberty Cemetery
J. L. Ryerson
W. W. Francis R. Scott A. W. Francis A
Donner J
Francis N. A. Adams
James Jones
A. FL Clay
Henry Donner Hastings Imogene
S. Hawker James
Tenderson
Philip Hambsch
South Grove
Jos. Wortman
W. R. Barnes
H. Dolph
Tellsdale
Samuel van Orsdel
W. Roath
D. McMullin
A. McClain
A. Copson
Indiana
American Legion News
Women’s Auxiliary of the
American Legion of Iowa
Donald Macrae
Council Bluffs
Ida Masson
Creston
Anna Kane
Sioux City
M. Myrton &Kelley
Davenport
Henry Glenn
Ottumwa
W. A. Pickett
Pleasant
Fred Holsteen
Ella B. Zenter
Pomeroy
Amelia Coan
Cedar Rapida
Indianapolis
Ind
Hanford MacNider
Mason City
Degr
S. W. Galbraith, Jr
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