Weekend Visitors And Local Notices In Malvern Area
Local residents hosted and visited over the weekend including Mr and Mrs Don McClymond with J R McClymond of Indianola. Several moves and hospital visits noted as community members traveled between Shenandoah Malvern Red Oak and Randoph Calfornia. World Day of Prayer Service set for Friday at 2 pm at the Presbyterian church with many relatives attending services for E W Knight in Red Oak and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don McClymond
Indianola
J. R. McClymond
Jerry Carnes
Shenandoah
Paul Kelso
Malvern
Mona Pace
Hawaii
Raymond Nelson
Stanton
Albert Nelson
Erville Bancom
Randolph
Donahl Schroeder
Linda
Gladys Graham
Red Oak
Elmer Behternach
Red Ok
Florence Spiker
Frank Harkins
Stuart
Ernie Spiker
Dwight Buffington
Weslaco
Tex
Presbyterian Church
Max Chandler
Maj
H. L. Swann
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Morris Parks
the Edmundson Hospital
Earl Dashner Jr
Suellen
Dashner
A. K. Forney
Scottsdale, Ariz
Richardson Rites Were Tuesday
Funeral services were conducted from Mansfield Funeral Home Tuesday at 2 pm for Mrs. Harry Richardson. Rev. John Lippincott officiated. Casket bearers were Darby Graves, Frank Stevens Jr, Thomas Gidley, George Mort, Richard Armstrong and Elmer Jackson. Survivors include husband Harry, daughter Marjorie Kunzler, two grandsons, and a sister and four brothers. Interment in Malvern cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Kunzler
Francisco
Calif
Harry Richardson
Albert Leipold
Clayton Hertz
Red Oak
Leipold
Ethel Hertz
California
E. W. Knight
Jack Wendelin
Nelle
Linda Goodin
Lincoln
Nebr
T. M. Wightman
Bruning
Jeanne
Mike Goodin
Georgia Roberts
Albert Belwood
Frances Seaton
Omaha
Margaret Elliott
Hastings
Neb
Larry Hall
Council Bluffs
Ed Wearin
Byron Raidt
Shenandoah
Maynard Jones
Colfax
H. W. Ouren Jr
Harlan
Carroll Klamm
St. Louis
Lillian Adams
John Kolterman
Richard Gay
Blockton
Victor Hen
Mansfield Funeral Home
John Lippincott
Darby Graves
Frank Stevens Jr
Thomas Gidley
George Mort
Richard Armstrong
Elmer Jackson
Drayton Slaughter
Robert Poort
Ruth Hauger
William Blackburn
Charles Castello
Jesus
Frances June Shaw Richardson
William and
Louise Morrow Shaw
Malvern Area
Frances
Order of Eastern Star
Faith Tabernacle
Los Angeles
United Evangelists Assn
Carrie Barrett
Glenwood
Fred
Tabor
Wayne
Earl
Portland
Ore
Leslie
Topeka
Kan
Harry
Mis
San Francisco
Werney
Charles Cucllen
Robert
John A. Lippincott
Roy Dean Mansfield
James R. Beckwith
Thomas W. Gidley
Charles D. Costello
Lynn McNulty
J. F. Weariner
M. L. Scheffel
Max Dashner
Final Rites Held Here Monday for Edward W. Knight
Edward W. Knight 76 died March 13 after a long illness. Malvern pharmacist and longtime community leader, he served in World War I with the AEF, owned Collins Drug Co., and built local business and Legion activity. Survived by wife Fern, son Edel, three grandsons, sister Gladys Klamm, and many friends. Funeral Monday at Mansfield Funeral Home with burial in Malvern Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Knight
Malvern
John Knight
Edward
Highland Park College
Des Moines
Chicago
Treynor
U. S
Knight
Armed Forces
AEF
France
Collins Drug Co
E. C. Collins
Mr. Collins
Fern Wightman
Sidney
Edel
University of Nebraska College of Pharmacy
First Methodist Church
Brandsons
Matthew
Mark
Ted
Gladys Klamm
Williamsburg
Card of Thanks for sympathy and memorial support
We express thanks to relatives and friends for letters and cards of sympathy for flowers food and the memorial fund Your calls and visits during illness and at death were greatly appreciated Special thanks to Dr M L Seteffel and nursing home staff Mary Fern Knight Edel and Betty Knight Mathew Mark and Sddy Otto and Gladys Klamm Carroll Klamm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Seteffel
Mary Fern Knight Edel
Betty Knight Mathew
Mark and
Sddy Otto
Gladys Klamm Carroll
Klamm
Roy W. Mansfield
Birthday Dinner Honors Grandson Danny Williams
Wesley News reports a family birthday dinner at Toy and Mrs Clement Howe home honoring Danny Williams first birthday. Attendees included his parents Dennis and family, plus Gang Tyner and Shenandoah relatives. Larry Plumb visited from Orangeburg DC. Clinton Parker and Mae Hall families featured in hospital and funeral contexts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Hall
Last quarterly conference set for Wesley Chapel on March 21
The notice reports the last quarterly conference will be held at Wesley Chapel on March 21 with District Superintendent in charge. It records visits by Marvin Deitchler and family to Lincoln, a birthday for Susan, and a sequence of family visits including Brenda and Mrs. Ross from Fen ton Illinois with the Fontenelle family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Chapel
O Pom
Ieee
Marvin Deitchler
Marsha
Marvin
Frances Deitchler
Douglas Deiteller
Lincoln
Susan
Red Oak driver charged with fourth DMI offense
Virgil Orvil Johnson 52 of Red Oak was arrested by Glenwood police early Tuesday and charged with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Bond set at 1000 by Justice of Peace Carl Remley. Johnson remained jailed unable to post bond. This marked his fourth offense, Remley said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Orvil Johnson
Red Oak
Glenwood
Justice of Peace
Carl Remley
Johnson
Remley
Patrolmen Run Wee Hours Radar Check on Hwy 275
Mills county patrol staged a late Friday night and Saturday morning radar check on Highway 275 north of Tabor. Four drivers were cited and fined: Er nest Timmerman and Malcom Lee Roy Madison from Tabor, both charged with speeds above 85 in a 60 zone and fined 45 dollars. Everett Thomas Booth of Treynor at 78 mph fined 28 dollars. William E. Bartholomew of Tabor at 75 mph fined 20 dollars. Steven L. Johnson of Pacific Junction cited for loud excessive noise with a 10 dollar fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Highway 275
Tabor
Justice of Peace
Ernest Timmerman
Malcom Lee Roy Madison
Everett Thomas Booth
Treynor
William E. Bartholomew
Steven L. Johnson
Pacific Junction
Thanks for the kindness and support Roy W Mansfield
Roy W Mansfield thanks friends and neighbors for cards letters flowers and favors and expresses appreciation for their friendly support during a difficult time.
Wesley WSCS Begins Genesis Study At Parsonage
Wesley WSCS meets at Mrs Louise Jackson home with Ethel Parker in charge on World Banks topic. A $41 collection supports Woman's Division work. Evelyn Wilson leads business as 20 members and 3 guests attend lunch. Rowe to start Genesis study March 22 with four Monday sessions. next meeting at Ruby Godfry home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S.C.S
Marchid
Louise Jackson
Ruby Deitehler
Ethel Parker
Missionary Education
Christian Service
Evelyn Wilson
Council Bluffs
Wilson
Also Mentioned on This Page
van of
Walvernians
J. R. Beckwith
Chula
C. O. Wilson
St. Joseph's Hospital
Robert Hopp
Mercy Hospital
Cornell Bhatts
Fred Buttmann
Mariok McCain
Kenneth i Teawman
Alice Aistrope
Highland Acres
Fatema Party
Amalia, Frankie Avelen
Jordan
Darrell Waisner
Norfolk, Neb
Mindy
Left
Lisa
Richardson
Mantfild
General Meme
Iowa
Xe Sour
Wesley News
Clinton Parker
Nancy Wheeler
Cindy Bass
Janice Clay
Malvern Community High
Allen Palmer
Brenda
Council Bluff
Dank Ross
Fenton, Ill
Lynn Parkers
Ross
Kane Rock
Fontenelle
Heinz Co
Jud Coppock
Henderson
al Frink
Coppocks
Coppock
Wesley Wscs
Lynn Parker
Darrel
Orville Fagar
Veterans Hospital
Duncan Hines
Stokley’s
Johnson Grocery
Breeding & Benton
John Deere
Blair
John Deere Dealers
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!