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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1926

Page

6

SE Morathe Saree 706 Bets Brenig Service Seitay School

A church notice lists Sunday schedule including Sunday school at 10:00 and morning worship at 11:00 with want for attendance. Midweek services planned and Children's Day on May 13 at 11:66. Evening programs and a summer union service are announced with times and locations across local churches.

Brenig Seitay School W. G Ebchentt Bay Serrices Chait Teireatest Chatch Wehodl CO. Bat Xuet Chateh Pillar Hpworth’ League Beptine Union ‘Sery‘fons

Death of Mrs Ivan Gearhart in Creston

Malvern friends report the death of Mrs. Ivan Gearhart wife of a former local boy now in Creston. She died June 1 in Community Hospital Creston after an operation. Formerly Miss Nellie O Rourke of Red Oak, she was a member of St Marys Catholic Church. Funeral services were held Friday at the church.

Malvern Friends Ivan Gearhart Malvern Creston Miee Nellie O'Rourke Red Oak St. Mary's Catholic Church

Wedding Notice From Glenwood Tribune Style

Tetty Morford taught in the county for years. For the last three years she worked at the Bell Telephone Company. The bride wore blue georgette crepe over satin and carried a bouquet of sweet peas. The groom wore a dark business suit. The home decorations were pink and white. Pauline Troth and Elizabeth Anne Hatten carried the lace in the pink rose motif. The ring ceremony was performed by the Rev Thompson of Havelock. Attendants included James Radford and Elsie Nosekae. Vivien Morford and Ruth Redford served refreshments. The couple will reside on a farm near Malvern.

Bell “Telephone Company Pauline Troth Elizabeth Anne Hatten Rey Thompson Havelock Nebbige& Utelong Joube Poole James Radford Elsle Lucille Eppet Council Bluts Vivien ‘Morford Ruth Redford Malvern futuresGlenwood Tribune

Where Will Spend the Evening and Holiday Plans

Misses and students are listed for travel and activities after school including Miss Hudred Chateh and Miss Wilhplah attending school events. Mrs. Higging, formerly Miss Wilma Bentley, dies in Pratt Kansas. funeral expected Friday afternoon in Malvern with many friends mourning.

E. C. Higgins B. C. Higging Pratt Kansas Malvern Higgitn Wilma-Bently

Community Orchestra Entertains Guests at Cottage Hotel

Last Wednesday night after practice the Community Orchestra adjourned to the Cottage Hotel where members and guests enjoyed a lively entertainment. Mr. Huster gave an account of school days with slang musical lines. Relatives for generations back were musicians. A general meeting was proposed for periodic gatherings. Hostesses Mrs. Kesterson Mrs. Beattie Mrs. Boss and Miss Donner were thanked for the pleasant surprise. Guests later shared supper at the park and attended the Tabernacle. Before returning home they visited broadcasting stations. Fred Frits and his son Charles, visiting here, joined the group.

Huster Cally

Married New Year Union of Farragut High Leader

Herman Burdick son of Mr and Mrs Ira Burdick and Farragut High School senior announced Thursday his marriage to Miss Heasie Niday daughter of C Niday. The couple wed New Year’s Eve and plan to reside in Nebraska City where Burdick has employment. He is active in local schooling and Randolph Enterprise notes the event. The bride is described as talented in music and other arts and has taught in county schools for three years.

Herman Burdick Ira Burdick Farragut High Heasie Niday C. Nidey Tezching Burdick Nebraska City Randolph Enterprise Bi - Fural Schools

Engagement of Mathews and Anderson in Red Oak

The marriage engagement of Hetten W Ashe to Getton K Anderson of Red Oak is announced. Hetten, a graduate of Malvern High School and active in Mu Phi Epsilon, attended State College at AR as Phi Beta Kappa affiliated. Getton is the son of Mr and Mrs B Anderson of Red Oak, with a Malvern connection. The date is set for June 20 and they plan to reside in Red Oak.

Qaivat B. Ashe Hetten W. Ashe Getton K. Anderson Red Oak Hiss Sitibson

Golden Wedding Celebration Near Batt Fort

The golden wedding anniversary of Mr A Johnson and wife was celebrated last Friday May 28 at their hotel south of Batt Fort. All of the family and 76 relatives gathered from the east, west and south. A grand dinner and a two foot diameter wedding cake from Pittsburg highlighted the event. The couple received $118 in gold as gifts.

Attd Dirs Ff A. Johnson Battfort Atz Weat Pittsburg Glenwood Tribune

Local Social Roundup from the Kellenbarger Family

Weekend and Sunday gatherings feature the Kellenbarger household with guests including Parker, Hadley, Matton, and Carlson. Church attendance, a rural school picnic, delegates elected for state events, and livestock loss noted. Widespread visits to the Parker and Griffin households mark a busy week in Montgomery County.

Wiseen Ketlenbarget Partington Straight Krag Path Semper Prey Jinhe Parker Wands John Parker Hadley and Matton Alfred Grittina Montgomery County Red Oak

Old Time Dances In Vogue At Community Building

Commander Seaton of the American Legion promotes Old Time Dances on Saturday nights for the Legion and building fund. What started as a joke has grown popular, with two successful events already and another advertised this week. Admission is twenty five cents per person, and families are urged to attend.

Seaton American Legion Patcen Thay Legion Building Fund Sie Mother Dad

Bell System to issue 70000 new stock shares growth drive

American Telephone and Telegraph announces a stock offering of 900 new shares at par with 3164,000 total, stockholders of record June 8, 1926, may subscribe at one-for-one. President Walter B. Gifford says funds will back Bell System construction to handle rising telephone usage, amid a broader push to raise state and local expenditures in the current political climate.

Geet Walter 8. Gifford American Telephone and Telegraph Company Bell System

Mt Vernon notes include picnic and graduates

Mt Vernon June 3 1926 report that the Mt Vernon school closed May 21. Miss Johnson led a joint picnic at Glenwood Lake with three other schools featuring a big dinner and games. Miss Ethel Brook was the lone graduate. other locals visited relatives in Extra Audubon. Decoration Day services remembered Civil War veterans with a G A R verse.

Mt. Vernon Johnson Glenwood Lake Ethel Brook Lorena Willson Extra Audubon G. F. Wille Helen Lorena Council Biaffa Migs Lottie Weak Glenwood Fred ‘Dickershach Walann Slevator

The Bate family plans and farm notes from Randolph Town

Civil War reminiscences and family news accompany farm updates. Will Shaw crops progress in a Ben Shaw quarter. Bert Freeter farms Shene field for Mrs. Shenefield with corn nearly ready for harvest. Andrew and Randolph Sanders attend summer school while John Wille travels to Andedon.

A. Bower Randolph Sanday Mrother John Ctevin Wille Teft Andedon Andereon Mullin Bert Freeter Shenefield

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