Local People Travel and Visit Across Nebraska and Iowa
A running column records numerous Malvern area residents and visitors. Betty Shook and Dorothy Cook travel to Penn State Teachers College for a summer program in Penn, Nebraska, while others return from Omaha and Council Bluffs. Families host and guest in Ames, Des Moines, Lincoln, and Red Oak, with marriages, births, and operations noted, including a hospital stay for Mrs. Harry Nelson and a tonselectomy for Darrell Reddout’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Shook
Dorothy
Edna Cook
Dorothy Hastelquist
Penn, Neb
Penn State Teachers College
Ralph Hall
Methodist Hospital
Omaha
Alfred Hall
Joe Lohrman
Londa
Omahe
Donald P. Olson
J. H. Dahlberg
California
Olson
Peggy McCormick
Bud Clark
Council Bluffs
Peggy
Mary McCormick
Ardath Winger
Joan
York
Neb
Marshall Cunningham
Winger
Chicago
Clyde Dickersbach
Beasle Custer
Annabelle Alberts
Joe Ferzely
Lincoln
Harry Nelson
Charles Vogt
Abraham Lincoln
Martin
Ft. Crook
Elsie Jones
Ames
Nevada
Clyde Shookana
Pvt
Clyde Jr
Jim Hatfield
Tulsa
Ohio
Connie Rae
Connie Ray
Lillie Duerr
W. E. Larizon
EU- Talie
Harry A. Nelson
the Edmundson Hospital
Herman Gay
Waterloo
Marion Redbout
Cpl
Marion Reddout
Lola ‘Wightman
Sidney
E. W. Knight
Pegsy Hall
Joe Chantry
Osceola
Lois Chantry
Louis Mitchell
Glen Butler
Red Oak
E. Hill
Fred Hill
Hamburg
C. R. Rose
David
Harriett
R. W. Rage
Dgevid
Dra
Kilne
Kline
Albert Johnson
Ferry Seed Co
Malvern
Dallas Perkins
Wisconsin
Marianoa Estes
Will Estes
Glenwood
Coronado
Calif
Doris
Luella Bennett
Plattsmouth
Services Held for Anderson Kirby in Malvern
Funeral services for Anderson Kirby, lifelong Malvern resident, were conducted at Mansfield Funeral Home by Rev. Glenn South. Survived by two brothers, Charles of Slater and James of Booker, Tex., with many nieces and nephews. Born February 1, 1873 in Crearville Mo, he died June 1 at Clarinda State Hospital at age 70 after Baptist faith and marriage to Myrtle Morris. His wife preceded him in death by 12 years. he moved to Malvern in 1910 and was well regarded in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Kirby
Malvern
Mansfield Funeral
Glenn South
Louis Ley
Oscar Lev
Otto Hall
EB. W. Knight
A. Boyer
J. Anderson
F. R. Chaniry
J. EB. Ellison
Crearville
State Hospital
Clarinda
Baptist Church
Slater
Kirby
Misa Myrtle Morris
Charles
James
Booker
Tex
Local Red Cross Drive Exceeds Town Quota
Mrs. W. M. Hiett, local Red Cross chair, reports the community drive raised 744.50 against a 520 quota and collected 90 for soldiers kits. County also received 27,000 four by four bandages and 1,200 sx4e yarn for sweaters and helmets. She urges immediate sending of finished articles as they are needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Hiett
Red Cross
Weather Diary Notes On Rain Gaps And Sun Breaks
The week recorded another rainfall gap with Friday as the only dry day. Sunshine briefly appeared in the late afternoon on Tuesday and Wednesday, offering a rare weather bright spot amid ongoing wet conditions. Daily data panels follow.
Osterholm Named Acting Postmaster at Glenwood
Osterholm received a county post as acting postmaster in Glenwood succeeding Mrs. Belt who resigned January 3. He will serve the remaining three years of the term. He has lived in Glenwood ten years since leaving the Emerson Chronicle. He previously worked as traffic inspector for the Highway Commission and later as traveling auditor for the Watson Trengler lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osterholm
Glenwood
A. J. Belt
Jane
Belt
Emerson Chronicle
Long Highway Commission
Eudh Tor
Watson Trengler Lines
Malvern Couple Weds at Methodist Church
Malvern young couple Elmer Jackson and Jean Anderson united in marriage at Malvern Methodist Church on Sunday June 6 at 2 PM. Rev. Lester C. Hall officiated as about 1000 relatives and friends attended. Post ceremony reception and family wedding supper followed at the bride’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Jackson
Albert Jackson
Jean Anderson
Carl Anderson
Malvern Methodist Church
Lester C. Hall
Max Holes
Charles Brewer
Mya
Hall
Carroll
Anderson
Thurss Edie
Malvera Fire Department to Hold Important Meeting Monday
The Malvera fire department will hold a regular meeting Monday June 14 at 8 p m at the fire hall. All members are urged to attend due to matters of vital importance. Chief F R Chantry notes gratitude to friends and neighbors for support during recent bereavement for the Kirby and Holliday families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvera
Bible School to Present Program Amid Turbulent Times
A local Bible school plans a program addressing community concerns and values amid upheaval. Organizers emphasize faith, education, and outreach, inviting families and students to participate in a forum on moral guidance and service opportunities.
Women Attend Omaha University Summer School
A summer school at Omaha University opens this Wednesday in Glenwood, meeting twice weekly for five weeks.Instructor Mise Thurtle leads twenty women, eight from Malvern, including Mrs Glen Bower, Mrs Floyd Neill, Mrs Harry Kemp, and others. Visitors include Mrs Gay W Regis from Lawrence, Kansas, staying with sister Mrs Z P Waymutt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha University
Thene
Glenwood
Mise Thurtle Fs
Malvern
Glen Bower
Floyd Neill
Harry Kemp
Flore Boehner
Harley Brevenston
Howard Lockabili
Edith Bergentzel
Geo. Beker
Mra. Gay W. Regis
Layrence
Kan
Mrs
Z. P. Waymutt
Emerson Family Plans July Entry Into Active Service
Jack Thoreon returned from Ames for the week to stay with his parents until July 1 when he will enter active service. Miss Virginia Hascall recuperating from a stensilectomy. She is training horses in Omaha and is on vacation. Mrs. Geo Jones hosted the J U G club. Mrs. Dale Norris had a key to elle removed this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Summers
Phyllis
Ames
Malvern
Allen Wortman
Bill
Des Moines
R. D. McCullough
Burlington
E. L. Peterson
Torrance
Gordon F. MacLean
Josephine Dye
Iva Peters
Arcadia
Eaton Tennant
Tennant
Chicago
L. D. Austin
Silver City
Charles Vinton
the Edmundson Hospital
Kenseth
Denny Swain
Drs
Jack Thoreon
Wuntil
Virginia
Hascall
Omaha
Geo. Jones
Dale Norris
Key Tonelle
Wesley Chapel Methodist Church notices and conferece
Pastor Fett reports a quiet Sunday with no sermon on June 13 due to conference. Church school at the usual hour. During the year the pastor baptized nine children and 19 adults, welcomed 25 by profession, and 18 by transfer. W.B.C. 9 meets June 16 at Mrs Otis Al jetisworth’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wealey Chapel Methodist Church
Fett
Mra
Otis al. Jetisworth
Church Services Near Malvern Gathers Congregations
Sunday school at 9, morning worship at 10 with pastor sermon and communion. Walther League meets Tuesday at 8 30 pm. Lutheran Hour broadcast at 3 pm on KFAB KBON or KMA. Presbyterian services at 10 am Sunday school 11 am, worship 2 pm, Young People League 8 30 pm. Vacation Bible School leaders present at 11 am. Baptist service 7 30 pm led by Glenn W South. Welcome to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walther League
Lutheran Hour
KFAB
KBON
KMA
Young People's League
Pioneera
Vacation Bible School
Baptist Church
Glenn W. South
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mae Murphy
J. F. Weariner
Hast Ines
Ghicks
Gall
Iva Jewell
Mrs. Leatey
Jean Winslow
Dorthy Boles
Margie Bishop
Jean Clem
Gilda Perkins
Florence Hatcheld
Lois Robinson
Alice
Junior Jackson
Mrs. Jackson
Anderson, Jackson
F. R. Chantry
Kirby and Holliday
Bible School
Alfeh Rowe
Macksiming
Billy Shook
Hosizital
Wilcox Tett
York, Neb
David Lee
Sainte Lea Plan
Additional Emerson
Wesley Chapel
Methodist Church
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