Silver Urn Lodge Moves Into New Building
Silver Urn Lodge No 234 A F and A M moved into a new temple last week with about one hundred members in attendance. The banquet was hosted by the Eastern Stars, toastmaster Fred Durbin led a series of speakers praising the lodge’s progress and the new home. J H Beckwith and J F Weatin gave history and remarks, with others discussing Masonry and the church’s influence. After a social, they conducted third degree work in the new hall, with a large turnout and a sense of pride in the refreshed lodge facility. The history notes Silver Urn Lodge chartered June 2, 1801, moving from Silver Creek to Malvern in 1872, listing past masters and long-tenured members. the article concludes with a continuation note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Durbin
J. H. Beckwith
J. F. ‘Weatin
Ilver Urn Lodge
A. Talbott
Masonic Home
F. R. Chantry
W. P. Wortman
D. £. Killoren
Coma Ume Wan
Lodge
Fay
Silver Urn Lodge
Waa
Silver Creek
Patrick Mill
Malvaran
Wyn Burpham
A Beautiful Home Wedding in Silver City Iowa
Phyllis Burgoin daughter of Mr and Mrs James Burgoin of Silver City Iowa wed J Glenn Skerritt son of Mr and Mrs J T Skerritt on Wednesday June 16 The ceremony featured songs by Mrs A H Elder and a rose and fern arch The bride wore satin with lace overdraped silk and pearl jewelry The maid of honor and train bearers wore pink and georgette gowns A buffet luncheon followed at the home The couple will live on the groom's father's farm east of Bilger City Both couples have ties to Nebraska Wesleyan and AMES colleges with strong local church and postal community connections Out of town guests included Mrs Samuel Payne and Margaret Hutton of Lincoln Nebraska and others from Malvern and Glenwood
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis
James Burgoin
Silver City
Iowa
J. Glenn Skerritt
J. T. Skerritt
A. H. Elder
Carl Bonm
Ethel Skerritt
Lohenserin
Mise Alice
Gretchen Hill
Grace Clipson
Gayle
Vi. Felt
the Methodiat . Episconal Church
Tay Ma Watts
Rd Newman
Minses Onu McNay
Berfica Clipson
Adah Howser
Vivian Clpson
Bilger City
Dre. Skerritt
Nebraska Wesleyan
Ahe
Alphi Hpallon
Bhe
Ehh
Delta Omegs Phi
Ames
Samuel Payne
Mex
Margaret Hutton
Lincoln
Nebron
Malvern
Minsas
Pero Sud
Arlage Howard
Glenwoad
Henry Maxwell Rites For Prominent Mills County Citizen
Henry Maxwell longtime Henderson area resident and former mayor died at his Glenwood home after a period of illness. Funeral services were held at Glenwood with a large turnout and the I.C.C. F. lodge conducted interment in Glenwood cemetery. He was born September 3 1860 in Ohio, married Lydia A. Newton in 1883, and left four children Marion D Bryan N Roy Viner and Mrs Dave Jankina with nine grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Maxwell
Mills County
Glenwood
A.A. Wright
The
Christian Church
O. D. Harold
George Scott
Jens Morgan
Guy Mayberry
Lodge
Pall
Clyde Rhodaes
R. B
Mille County
Kearney
Nebr
Maxwell
Lydia A. Newton
Henderson
Marion D
University Place
Bryan N
Roy Viner
Dave Jankina
Wales
George N
Fulton
Auto Crash East of Town Injures Institution Staff
A Tuesday evening auto wreck near Andrew Noah's home west of town involved a Colorage tourist and Dr. Witte of the state Institution at Clarinda in Dr Witte's Studebaker. Two institution employees were badly bruised while Dr Witte had minor injuries. The tourist’s car was towed to Glenwood and Dr Witte’s vehicle taken to Malvera. One tire blew out at the moment of the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Noah
Colorage
Dr. Witte
State Institution of Clarinda
Studebaker
Andy Ipmate
Byulok
Glenwood
Malvera
Manonié Picnic Postponed By Malvern Rasiers Marg
A local notice reports a postponed picnic event scheduled for mid July amid confusion over venue and organizers. The fragment references Malvern and a person named Marg, with unclear details on timing and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manonié
Malvern Rasiers Marg
Tomar
Rally Day A Milestone Event At Mills County Farm Bureau
Rally Day on Saturday June 19 at the Mills County Farm Bureau in Malvern drew about 100 members and guests. Activities included supervised recreation, club talks, a luncheon, and community singing led by the Malvern Community Orchestra. Officers were elected for the coming year: President Riva Wilson, Vice President Hasel Donner, Secretary-Treasurer Helen Buch, with music and Memory History projects highlighted for 1936 and 4-H club work in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Cooper
Owen
Mills County
Wealey Chapel
Anderson Township
Xithy
Farm Bureau
Hach
L. L. Robbins
Mabel Fickel
Malvern Community Orchestra
Riva Wilson
Handy Handa Club
West Anderson Township
Hasel Donner
Silver Creak
Helen Buch
Sunshine Club
Center Township
D. O. Cunningham
Hazel Clark
Herb Danley
Ward Ficke
Hoya Tour Highlights Sow and Litter Club Visit
The hoya spent part of the afternoon program touring homes of SJinius Breii and Wayne Hilton to discuss the best Sow and Litter methods. Attendance recorded includes Anderson-Leader with 7 girls, Center 10, Silver Creek 9, Malvern 1a, Deet Creek 16, White Cloud 1, plus 12 Baby Reel and Sow and Litter Club members and 2 visitors.
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Hoya
Sjinius Breii
Wayne Hilton
Raat Anderson
Setatatit
Weat Anderson
Ti ‘Is
Mats
Center
Silver Creek
Malvern
Deet Creek
White Cloud
Postal Men Enjoy Quarterly Meeting at Mineola Banquet
Mills County Service Council of Postal Workers held its regular quarterly gathering in Mineola on Tuesday evening. P M Hermuh Peters hosted the event with a three course banquet. J J Donber chaired the session which featured talks by Mill County editorial representatives, music by Mrs June Fickle and Miss Margaret Spellering, and remarks from G W Jones and N G Foy of Griswold. New officers were elected and plans for the year discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County Service Council of Postal Workers
Mineola
P.M. Hermuh Peters
J. J. Donber
Millé County
June Fickle
Margaret Spellering
G. W. Jones
N G. Foy
Griswold
Iowa Rural Carriers Association
H. Peters
Mamie Gibson
Frank Clorie Ot Nmerson
Ing “America
Peters
Randerson's Big Sale Ad Promises Radical Reductions
A brief on J. Randerson's stock reduction sale marks the elite page ad in the Leader. The retailer touts high grade goods with radical price cuts this season. Also noted is a report of Mr and Mrs H M Shipman Emerson celebrating their forty ninth wedding anniversary and the birthday of Mr Shipman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randerson
J. 2
H. M. Shipman
Emerson
Mr. Shipman
Will Attend N E A Meeting in Los Angeles
The editor and wife depart tonight for Los Angeles to attend the National Editorial Association annual meeting set for June 30 to July 3. They join Nebraska and Iowa delegates and travel via N B A train with stops in Kansas City Hutchinson Liberal Texas Juarez and San Diego. The return route includes Portland and Colorado as they share plans with relatives and announce likely future reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Calif
National Editorial Association
Nebraska
Iowa
Omaha and &O
Kanggs City
GR. 1
Kanana City
Hutchingon
Liberal
Koness
Hipaso
Texas
Juares
Mexico
al Centro
Canf
San Diego
Californianga Incorporated
California
Portland
Billivgw
Degver
Colorado
Local Legion Shows Strong Growth and Community Work
The American Legion chapter reports 76 fully enrolled members with a goal of 100 percent participation. They boast welcoming club rooms, sponsor junior ball, and plan community entertainments. A forthcoming summary will cover their wide civic actions including a $6,000,000 endowment fund, veterans' care, vocational training, and advocacy that aided numerous reforms and services for former service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. H. Seaton
Bester
Legion
Taelf
U. B
B. Veterans’ Bureau
Congress
American Legion Weekly
Justice
Rev Hiller to Leave Malvern Church after July 1
Rev. C. H. Hiller, pastor of the Malvern M E church since September 1624, resigns effective July 1 to take a year off from ministry. He will move to Des Moines, where he owns a home, and may join a music house. Mrs. Hiller contributed to church and community life, assisting with music and events. The congregation regrets their departure and wishes them well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Hiller
GC. H. Hiller
Malvern M. E
Des Moines
Hillera
Malvern
Hiller
Mra
Hillur
Morslog Services
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Malvern Maton
D. Slothower
Oh F. Wearth
Ay le Hale
Ty A. Talbott
Bentor
W. D. Siothds
Das. H. Wing
Chriety
Juniar
Samuel Christy
B. Christy
J. W. Heck
BR. L. Gidley
T. Brothers
John D. Paddock
Norton
Po -Lodee
R. L. Gidfey
H. Woodrow
Wilson Adame
Woodrow
Adame
H. P. Bohlen
Adams
Bohlen
Padgett
Curtis
Mate
John Folwell
Bartlett
George Lewis
G. E. Wetmore
D. Me Hoh
J, Glenn Skerritt
Mise
Phyllis Burgoin
Bride
Uitte
Hurreau
Hyzer
Walter Carl Donner
Edwin Leu
Mildred Nims
Clover Leaf Club
Deer Crack
Gertrude Owen
Bayes
Jeanle Fe Owe
Dremad Law Tweed Kalcker
Ait Tata
Avery
Harry Hammons
American Legion
Gina Stortay
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