Malvern Class of 1910 Reunion Highlights Pot Luck
Members of the Malvern High School Class of 1910 gathered Sunday at the F. E. Mulholland home for their annual reunion with 25 guests attending the pot luck lunch. Reminiscences filled the afternoon as Mrs Minnie Hertz Nelson of San Dimas and Mrs Mae Miller Huffaker of Winside contributed letters. Several classmates and their families joined in the celebration, with a number of others unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern High School
F. E. Mulholland
Etx
Minnie Hertz Nelson
San Dimas
Cali
Mae Miller Huffaker
Winside
Natr
War
Nelile Hammons Thompson
Barbara
Council Bluse
Lulu Potts Abbott
Abbott
New Orleans
Bertha Bruno Angur
Lawrence Salyers
Donner
Lela Adams Latchaw
Stella Pantson Mulholland
Mulholland
Mildred Tunnis
Laverne Worstall
Malvers
Marvin Woodfill
Wesley Spears
Hanse Bryan
Krnkaker
AL Lovell
Loy
Ofland Beery
Chas, Hayes
Negg Dasthngs
Jeeee Wilson
Ed Naemel
Claremve Nagel
Dwight Lyon
Mis
Vera Pol
Randolph Let
Jesse Wilson
Clarenes
Nagel
Horace, Eacrett
Indianola
Earrett
Vanda
Lola Knop
North of Malvern
Walter
Harry McCollister
Norma Mary
Albert
Frank Haines
Malvern
Summer Visitors Summer Parties in Malvern
Summer visitors and parties spark social life in Malvern as residents entertain relatives and guests. The Malvernian era thrives on gatherings, with a quick phone call to 109 sometimes helping coordinate hospitality and events.
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Malvern
109
Te Uls
Piper Delivers New Cars to Local Purchasers
A number of new cars were delivered by the Piper Garage to purchasers recently. Included were a Plymouth sedan to Rex G. Dory of Henderson, a Plymouth coupe to E Dyson of Malvern, a Plymouth coach to B Blezek of Randolph, and Dodge sedans to H V Foster of Omaha and Perry Rucker of Sidney.
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Piper Garage
Plymouth
Rex G. Dory
Henderson
E. ©. Dyson
Malvern
B. Blezek
Randolph
Dodge
H. V. Foster
Omaha
Perry Rucker
Sidney
New Car Registrations Daily in May Records
May records show at least one new vehicle registered daily in the county. Otto Judkins notes 31 total registrations including 3 trucks and 28 passenger cars, led by Fords with eight and Plymouths with six, across towns from Malvern to Council Bluffs with numerous individual owners and models listed.
Republicans to Pay Tribute to Lincoln
In Springfield on June 9 to 11 thousands of Republicans from nine Midwestern states gather to honor Abraham Lincoln. They recall his fight for equal rights and the nation’s unity, urging reconciliation and a return to central Republican ideals.
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Springfield
Joshua F. Speed
Abraham Lincoln
Midwest
Lincoln
Fremont
Republic
Forrest Smith Home From School for the Blind Victory
Forrest Smith Jr son of Mr and Mrs Forrest Smith of Mal vern returned home from the Series for the Blind at Vinton He showed progress and was active in sports including winning first in the 41 yard dash and the basketball throw at the attack meet He also set goal records in wrestling matches sponsored by the school last year
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Forrest Smith Jr
Forrest Smith
Malvern
Vinton
Forrest
Dr John Kline Moves From Residence On Marion Avenue
Dr John Kline and Mrs John Kline moved Wednesday from the J M Steele residence on Marion avenue to Prospect Avenue in the Fred Farquhar lume area.
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John Kline
J. M. Steele
Marion Avenue N
Fred Farquhar
Kincaid Named Head of Rid ey Schools
Kincaid, previously superintendent of Filverton and Stulvern districts from 1997 to 1985, was elected last week to head the Rid Ey school system. He succeeds A B Moyers, who retired this spring. Kincaid holds a Master of Arts from the University of Iowa.
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el, Kincaid
Filverton
Stulvern
Ridey
A. BE. Moyers
Sidney
Kincaid
University of Iowa
Local beer licensing fears spark council debate
Beer dealers protest a proposed rise in the annual license fee from 100 dollars, warning bootlegging could rise. Lenox ad warns minors barred from beer purchases and offers to name customers suspected of underage buys. A Pittsburgh ad urges responsible drinking, and Shenandoah plans a 300 student summer program starting June 6. Romance at Osceola wedding falls through as participants fail to appear. Indianola reports 1000 visitors at a school exhibit. Harlan notes 36th anniversary of Roller Mills and community impact. Hamburg foresees zero forest in a state map, affecting Missouri river counties and surrounding areas.
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Sted Oak
Lenox
L. F. Shackelton
Shack's Tavern
Pittsburgh
Seagram
America
Shenandoah
Osceola
Indianola
Harlan
Harlan Republican
Hamburg
Fremont County
Nissouri
Milly County
Rattlesnake Polarity and Human Health Myth Debunked
A fragmented note warns that rattlesnake bites are not always fatal to healthy people, while they remain nearly always deadly to dogs. It suggests that strong physical condition can influence outcomes, though the text is garbled and uncertain about specifics.
Shenandoah Flower Show nominee and local social notes
Shenandoah locals attend events and visits including Josephine Pee as Shenandoah peony queen nominee for next Saturday's flower show. Residents travel to Omaha and Indianola for family, school, and social activities with local hosts and guest stays noted.
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Willis Tye
Charlotte
Josephine
Anna Inee Ross
Shenandoah
Josephine Pee
Strahan
Dorothy Margaret Anens
Nebraska State Teachers’ Culture
Penn
Ernest Wederqvist
Florence
M E Church Notes Morning Worship and School Details
Morning worship scheduled at 1 p m with Rev C R Inest pastor. Chosen church school at 1 p m with Miss Emma Johnson superintendent. Friends report the marriage of Orville Gaines to Opal Hatne at Ta hor Oreille listed as son of Mr and Mrs Bert Going, former community residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imae
Misa Emma Johnson
C. Rinest
Orville
Mies Opal Hatne
Tahor
Oreille
Mre
Bert Going
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F. E. Mulholland Home
Herbert Hall
Bhower
Offord Mackey
Myrtle Achenbach
Malvern Tea Room
A. E. Cook
J. W. Tones
Mies Ance Bently
Innes
Clyde Buffington
Crawford, Nebr
J. C. Laird
J. W. Innes
Raymond Trively
Miss Norton
Ed Hodges
Cleo Hullinger
Carl Stogdill
Mise Cleo Hullinger
Glenwood
Earl Ale Clary
Mra
Noah Stogdill
Mra. Stogdill
Elinor Farquhar
R. W. Salyers
Misa Elinor Farquhar
Salyers
Harley Brewerson
Miss Farquhar
Jean Darts
Lenore Mansfield
Betty Caudell
Mansfield Garage
Fred Barquhar
T. L. Salyers
Tom Caudell
Frank Juelke
Jefferson
Piper
Sinclair
Main Street
WHITE
Mills County
A. Hostetter
Pacific Tunction
T. HE
Shonka
Plymouth Enach
DW. Harman
Menwood
Frank Hertz
Chevrolet
W. A. Bond
Silver City
R. RR
Manifee
Wenderson
Dan Allen
Wilbert Bond
Stephen A. Dorlacue
Pacific Junction
Ford Tudor
R. H. Mintle
Pontiac
Morria
Vv. L
Eklund
W.M. Boone
Tabor
Elizabeth Leeka
C. A. Leffard
Ford Coune
R. E. Davis
E. W. Knight
Harald Patterson
Tom Brazetton
Chrysler
Virgil
Curtis
F. J. Wallace
H. Walker
Council Bluffe
Ray Hicks
Emerson
Ford Pickup
Orville Durbin
Hastings
International Pickup
Klempp Meat Market
Ford Panel
Jared Woodfill
Sarah Reeves
E.G. Wederqvist
Ed Lavehiin
M. E. Church Notes
Strahan Merning
Charen School
Kermit Tftyer
Supr
Salyers Auto Co
Jana
REAT
Murphy Bros. Chevrolet Co
Glenwood M. B. Chevrolet Co
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