Society News. Mire Nikon Honored at Bridge Party
Malvern society notes recount a bridge party honoring Mrs. Nixon hosted at the Collins home with Miss Royces guests from Malvern and nearby towns. Tables themed in yellow chrysanthemums featured a two course spread, followed by another bridge session at Mrs Campbell’s home. Additional luncheon and visits, plus multiple afternoon bridge events, mark the social calendar with prize winners and guest lists across Malvern Emerson and Red Oak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nikon
Lendecon
B.C
Frank Robbins
Colums Houe
Harry Pf, Nizon
Chicago
Royce
Honores
R. Scott
A. WW. Fonter
A. Campbell
J. Mr. Steele
Ft. L. Donner
Eacrett
H. A. Deardorf
Paul Slothower
Malvern Tea Room
Nixon
Campbell
Mra
H. G, Collins
A. W. Poster
Enerett
Mre
W. M. Hiett
J. R. Beott
Malcolm Campbell
Paul Blothowar
James Soderstrum
Omaha
W. D. LeCansiana
H. J. Benton
McCausland
Mesdames
W. W. Alstrope
George Hilton
Bruce Boehner
H. Seaton
J. M. Steete
Benton
A. A. Benton
George Rosenfeld
Fred Bottman
Patt Stothower
Malvern
Kenneth
Warrens Buy a Part of Swain Farm in White Cloud Township
Clyde H. Warren and son Lynn closed a deal for 213 acres of the Swain farm, taking the southern portion with no improvements. Lynn plans to farm it and start arrangements for the coming year. The price was modest given land value and should be a good investment with proper farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde H. Warren and Son
Lynn
Swain
White Cloud Township
Lynn Warren
Warrene
Halloween Party At Champion Hill Draws Eighteen Guests
The Plus Ultra and T.8 Sunday school classes held a spooky Hallowe en gathering at Louie Bullington s home on Halloween night. Clarence Bishops attended, while Mrs. Anderson s birthday was celebrated at the Chas Anderson residence with Mrs. Bertha Kellenbarger and Wayne Bullington also noted in Red Oak travel.
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Louie Bullington
Plus Ultra
T. 8
Hallowe'en
Clarence Bishops
Chas. Anderson
Anderson
Bertha Kellenbarger
Wayne
Red Oak Tuesay
Chester Conner First Wound At Work Accident
Chester Cooper suffered a painful accident when a pletol part damaged striking bone near the knee. An x ray showed the bullet nine inches below the wound. Relatives Kirby Jackson family Russell Barnetto family and Gene Loomla were guests in the Hutchings home Sunday. Many local residents listed visits and church activities with W C U and Farm Bureau events noted.
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Chester Cooper
Chester
Local Visitors and Family News From Red Oak Area
Mrt and Bis. FG. R others perker drove to Oakland Monday to seel the latter s mother, Mrs S A Reed, and sister, Mrs P N Led dett. Mr and Mrs Sherfian Alten and Joe visited relatives in Sherandoah Sunday. Miss Viola Hatfield spent Sunday in Red Oak at the John Ber timan home, Mrs Edith Parker, Marton, and Hadley, Mrs Sherman Allen and Joe were among the Red Oak visitor.
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Mrt
Bis. FG
Sunday School Attendance and Supplying Preacher Plan
The record notes attendance of forty eight at Sunday school. Rev Mr McClelland preached and will supply again next Sunday. Mrs Vera Gordy and Leonard visited sister Mabel Unary last week. Mabel Unery led Christian Endeavor with a message urging attendees to feel responsibility as voters and to fight to defeat the wets.
Halloween spelling champs in at EMAITCHESS class
EMAITCHESS Wealth celebrated Hallowe en Friday morning by achieving 100 percent spelling accuracy. Eight students have not missed a word this period. The class reviewed material from a new history book and performed a play based on Obed Pumpkin.
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Hallowe'en
South America
Lucilla Perkins
Juniors Are Progressing May Soon Be Teachers
In Home Ec the girls prepared pea soup and corn soup, both delicious. We are progressing in our antona, lacking tape to finish them, awaiting its arrival. Agriculture work includes manuel training. In American Literature we study Life of Lowell, and psychology discussions are lively. The class remarks on the progress of the girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antona
Manuel
Lowell
Jkah
Sophomore Masquerade Party At Community Building
The sophomore class held a Halloween masquerade at the Community building last Friday. Donald Leu won a candy prize for best disguise, dressed as a negro washwoman. The group enjoyed games, a missed pumpkin pie moment, and limited refreshments. With sponsor Paul Hertz, funds were raised to buy five more pies as the party wrapped with pop and ice cream.
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Donald Leu
Paul Hertz
Fourth Grade Honors and Halloween Surprise Letter
Fourth grade lists students with perfect spelling last week. Reading plans study elephants for circus use and a future elephant story. Geography booklet on homes of people worldwide with pictures. Fifth grade Halloween program invited last Friday, followed by apples and candy after recess.
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Bertha Brenning
Mary Jean Ewing
Arlene Fickel
Doris Ireland
Jane Saar
Julia Jean Steels
Irene Waller
Alfred Bennett
Dale Feart
Ralph Hall
Eldon Hedding
Walter Smith
Sara
Uas
Third Grade Hallowe'en Party And Tales
Third grade enjoyed a Friday afternoon Halloween party with a visit to the fifth grade for a short program. Students ate candy and heard stories read by Clags mates. A story about a tiny pumpkin king was told.
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Clarence
Emich
Second Grade Flight Maye Hat Recall
A brief notice reports a second grade flight mishap involving Maye and a hat recall. Authorities urge caution as students and staff address the incident and ensure safety procedures are reviewed.
Staff editor names and roles listed in yearbook page
The staff section lists roles and names including Genera Richardson as editor in chief and Donald Regine as assistant editor Ruth Donher Brelsa Paulson Ruth Walker Doris Wolfe John Henton Wahnecis Alstrope Sy Wearin and others. it reads like a roster with grades and titles for a school publication.
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Genera Richardson
Donald Regine
Ruth Donher
Brelsa Paulson
Rasmond ‘Raines
Ruth Walker
Doris Wolfe
Jiln Henton Girt
Wahnecis Alstrope Munte
Annluts Work On Operetta Parts At Malvern Glenwood
Seniors in the operetta are practicing hard their parts. Loyalty questions arise about a senior girl connected to M. H. 5. The text notes studies remain challenging and hints at local sports results with unsettled sentiment.
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Malvern
Glenwood
Uauai
Sixth Grade Hallowe'en Party Held at Swain Home
The sixth grade held a masked Hallowe'en party Friday at Kathryn Swain’s home. Students wore costumes, played games, and hunted for fortunes hidden around the room. Refreshments included pumpkin pie, doughnuts, apples, candy, and cocoa. The group thanks Kathryn for hosting.
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Kathryn Swain
Kathryn
Thelma Davis
Halloween Party at Carolyn Cook’s Basement
Ghosts goblins and other Hallowe en spirits gathered at Carolyn Cooks house for an evening of games and fun. Harvey Knight portrayed a ghost and the group enjoyed pumpkin pie candy and doughnuts as refreshments. Grateful thanks were extended to Carolyn for use of her basement.
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Kontertath Gaeuta St Duirep
Bacrett
Malvern
Aid
Fred Rapp
Connet Binits
Nebr
Fremont
Merrell Crouse
Brileya
Maxine van Orsdel
LaVonne Worstall
Ruth Bonner
Doris Wolfe
Atha Summers
Janet Swain
Gretel Gidley
Billie McNulty
Dorothy Donner
Geneva Richardson
James Benton
Wright Amos
Donald Raines
June Wise
Malverd
Paul Swain
Kermit Hillyer
Strahach
Leonard Chase
Wayne Meeks
Bayer City
Marvin C. Woodall
Everett Gipe
Lincoln
Walter Phelps
Floyd Hatcher
Franklin Banister
Glenwood
Dorothy Hallam
May- Baret Wearth
Tabor
Carolyn Cook
Harvey Knight
Carolyn
Freshman Confidence and Assembly Announcements Note
Observations on Lloyd Harmon and Donald Raines show growing social ease during school hours. Miss Holand questioned Birla, and a Glee club dress reminder was given at assembly. Seniors respond with humor as B Optimist hints at upcoming views from a famed Scotchman.
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Lloyd Harmon
Mr. Kincaid
Donald Raines
Willow
Miss Holand
Glee Club
Kincaid
Freshmen Hold Halloween Party At Wanda Shoak Home
Freshmen in Latin and algebra classes carried on discussions of ancient Persia and Roman stories. A Halloween party Friday night October 30 at Wanda Shoak’s country home featured spooky games and pumpkin pie, candy, doughnuts, and peanuts.
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Hallowe'en
Wanda Shoak
First Grade Tea At The Wit M Y 2000 Party Event
Fragmentary OCR text describes a social gathering with children and adults, mentioning a Halloween theme and multiple unclear names. The readable items include references to a walkout and a group activity, but concrete facts or coherence are minimal.
Nature's Work Features Show at Mid-West Horticultural Expo
The eighth Mid-West Horticultural expo will be held in Shenandoah November 11 to 16 under the Iowa Horticultural Society and Shenandoah Chamber of Commerce. A. T. Erwin of Ames is general chairman with H. H. Plagge and E. H. Hoppert leading Nebraska and Missouri organizers.
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Shenandoah
Aus Nices
Iowa Horticultural Society
Ames
E. H. Hoppert
Lincoln
Nebraska
P. Boles
St. Louis
Mis
Exposition Sees Eighteen State Chairmen Named
Eighteen states have appointed state chairmen for the exposition, signaling broad regional support and organized oversight across participating regions.
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Aond
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Cornell Bluffs
Evenlog
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Fred Buttmann
Bridge
H. Beatoh
Jamea Swain
Louis Knop
Sam Walker
R. W. Mansfield
W. D. McCausland
Radio We
Na Teorts el Brae and Power Company
Herndon Cafe
Carter
Iowa
Swain Farm
Ada
Chester Conner
Kirby Jackson
Russell Barnetto
Gene Loomla
Hutchings
Carrie Mejjain
Velma
Janet Gordy
Malvero
June Parker
Jean Kochersperger
God
Farm Bureau
Suny Day School
Wealey Chapel
Clare Ence
Ant Carrie Beales
Ad Daugh
Pearl
Ann
Scotchman
Shenanderh
Fairbanks-Morse Line
Gould
Joe Chantry
Kunce & Nelson
Fred Hall
Glenwgod
St Pond
B. F. Ander
Kamo
Howard Miller
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