Local residents engage in visits and minor mishaps in Malvern area
Tr Wilhelm arrived from Clarinda for several days of business. Dr and Mrs J A Parsons visited Omaha to see their son George Parsons. Marion Kerney sustained a forehead cut requiring stitches after slipping on a wet porch. R N Steiner of Emerson called about The Leader’s renewal. Dorothy Galltier, a Nebraska State Normal College student, spent the weekend at home. Various residents traveled, hosted, or recalled past Asbury M E church days, including visits by Fannie and Sadie Clark, Eva Durbin, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Kerney
Clarence Kerney
Misa Dorothy Gallitier
Nebraska State Normal College
Penn
H.R. Laljedahl
May Nims Zarlke
Edna Nims Knight
Red Oak
Cora Nims Shaw
Emerson
Malvern
Eva Durbin
Deer Creek
Old Asbury
Old Asbury M. E
Malvern Leader moving notice request for reader tips
Moving? If you know someone moving or are moving, phone 100 for The Leader correspondent in your neighborhood and advise us of it. This courtesy will be greatly appreciated. MALVERN LEADER
Schuberts and party visit Des Moines for GOP convention
Lieut. and Mrs. Chas A Schubert live in Centralia where he works with the state highway commission. PF OR Chantry W ton Byington and W P Wortman joined by Mrs Byington Mrs Leonard Anderson and RW Mansfield traveled to Des Moines Friday for the Republican state convention. En route they visited L A Henrys at Stuart who run the Stewart motion picture theater. Mrs L M Gray returned from Pacific Junction after visiting her daughter Mrs Shirley Greenlee. Otto Stamp and family moved Monday into the Sadie Satyers house vacated by the Liljedalels as Stamp took over management of the Sinclair service station last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PF. OR. Chantry
Byington
W. P. Wortman
Des Moines
Mra. Byington
Leonard Anderson
RW. Mansfield
L. A
Pacific Junction
Shirley Greenlee
Otto Stamp
Oakland
Starry Stout
Silver City
J. M. Johnson
Rena Custer
T. E. Shonka
C. W. Bentley
Glenwood
Viola F Edith
C. A. Calekina
Miriam
Winnifred
Shenandoah
Virgil Perry
Frank Summers
Phyllis
Malvern
Zelma Fletcher
White Cloud
R. C. Hopp
F. A. Mulholland
Frank Evana
Iowa City
University Hospital
W. A. Rush
Helen
Ruth Bushnell
Beatrice
Nebr
William Rush
Red Oak
Billy Christoffer
Omaha
H. E. Boyer
S. 8
Lawrence Jones
E. W. Knight
Clarinda
Q. A. Johnson
Exceller Springs
W. L. Smith
Max Frank
Council Bluffs
John Fletcher
Mercy Hospital
Fred Hallandy
R. W. Mansfield
Misa Lou Slezak
Community notes on visits and moves in Malvern area
Local notes recount visits by Mr and Mrs Nathaniel Hooth af Harlan and J W Soderstrum kin, a party honoring Joan Keeline’s first birthday, medical recoveries at Merry hospital, address changes for several residents, and road conditions delaying travel. Also mentions shipboard Plymouth era discovery and a memorial service for Mrs. McPherron with family tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel Hooth Af Harlan
Tiere
J. W. Soderstrum
Richard Holst
Barry
John B. Keeline
Council
Jefferson
Harry DeHolt
Silver City
Swaine
Malvern
Krasne
Sunday church services and programs listed
Baptist Church minister announces Sunday school at 10 and service at 11 with a sermon on A Great Obstacle to Personal Perfection. Christian Church to resume March 8 with abstinence and virtue guidance. Methodist Episcopal Church holds Sunday school at 10 worship at 11 and evening service at 7 30 with Epworth League at 6 30. W M S meets at Mrs Chantry’s Friday. Presbyterian Church school at 10 2 m worship at 11 00. Ladies Social Union meets Thursday at Mrs Jones’s home. Choir rehearsals Monday at 7 pm, Catechism Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
I. Bruechart
Methodist Episcopal Church Co. A. Calkins
Minsster
Epworth League
F. R. Chantry
Presbyterian Church
L. Berks
Hurb Benton
Social Unnion
C. M. Jones
Tops Market R. E. Parker hog sale tops Omaha market
R E Parker of Malvern led hog sales on Tuesday at the Omaha market with 47 hogs averaging 175 pounds bringing $10 each, the top price for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Parker
Malvern Gold
Omaha
Electrolier Replaced In Front Of Randerson Store
A new electrolier to replace the broken one last December was received by the town this week and will be installed soon at its position in front of the Randerson store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randerson
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John Reed
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LaCroste
Wis
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Enwood
Order of the Eastern Star
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San Francisco
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Arkansa
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R. J. Allen
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Rhoda McCoy
Wm. Lugsch Jr
Beautiful Isle of Somewhere
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Chris Wreidt
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Texas
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Tops
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Empress Theater
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Robert Taylor
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Charles Butterworth
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Henry Armetta
Sara Haden
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