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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1926
Page
8
Henderson notes reflect a community page with obituaries, marriage and birth announcements, visits, and local social updates. The column lists the death of Mrs. Pearl Ette Robinson Titterington and other residents’ travels, gatherings, farm and school happenings, plus a wedding notice for Paul Kiger and a May 18th birth, highlighting local families, churches, and small-town ties.
Pacific Junction residents report updates from town and surroundings. C R Wilkinson inspected the Masonic Chanter in Clarinda while Lester Baus returned from a California trip. Four ex West Oak players aided a U P Shop Bays win at Folsom. Claude Anderson and family visited Imogene. Mrs Anderson sought medical help after a stroke. Henry Williams suffered a severe head injury in a farm windmill accident near Sargent, rushed to Jennie Edmundson hospital.
Champion Hill reports a last day picnic at Keystone with parents pupils and teachers enjoying an ample meal. Warren Honeyman visited John Parker. Lee France completed a painting at Kocherspergers. M L Northrup and daughters Hessie and Bernice dined with Joe Mc Rin. Olga Carlson, Walnut teacher, led a Timber picnic attended by pupils and parents. Leslie Kellenbarger transported the group. Ruby Kellenbarger and Tennis Gibson graduate from Red Oak High School. At Workers' Conference Sunday Edith Parker Jewie Webb and Kern Gibson were chosen for the Children’s Day program. Mr and Mrs Daywood and children visited relatives in Missouri and returned Sunday. The Guifto couple drive a new Ford. Junior-Genlor banquet held at Presbyterian basement in Emerson Tuesday night.
Emerson plans Decoration Day events starting at 1:00 pm with a parade from Woodman Hall to the town hall for ceremonies at 2:00 pm. The program features Master of Ceremonies Frank Oglevie, speakers Everett Whisler and Arthur Johnson, musical selections from local quartets, and prayers by Rev. F. A. Heizer and Rev. Carl A. Glover. Veterans memorials will include Womans Relief Corps and American Legion Auxiliary readings, with flag-raising at the cemetery and flowers for graves.
Practical tips from E. C. Volz of Iowa State College advise immediate water for cut blooms, cool storage in a basement each evening, and daily water changes. Submerge stems briefly in hot water to revive wilting and trim stems to refresh absorption. avoid reliance on chemicals.
Lane, George from Cloval, tops the Town University class with a 3.91 average, the highest in years, after finishing a three and a half year four year course. He wins academic prizes and will stay on to pursue a master’s degree, studying polyglot subjects and languages.
The town of Cito, with 460 residents, lies along the Missouri border in Wayne County. Local geography notes its small size and proximity to the neighboring state, highlighting its tight-knit community and rural setting.
Memorial services were held at East Liberty last Sunday afternoon with wide attendance from Malvern Silver City Glenwood Hastines Strahan Mineola Percival land Omaha. The program included songs prayers recitations and an address by Dan Seaton. Civil War veteran A J Hamilton attended, American Legion members assisted both in church and cemetery, graves decorated with flags and bouquets.
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