Pheasant season opens as local notices mention travel and visits
Vows of Whatermans Mrs Sadie McIntyre travels to Omaha to care for grandson Gary Millsap with chicken pox. Local ads promote shopping for shotguns and shells. Soldiers and families are noted with recent returns, visits, and relocations among Malvern and nearby towns including Davenport Des Moines Council Bluffs and Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie McIntyre
Omaha
Ralph Millsap
Gary Millsap
Bloedel Holme
Malvern
Ady. PLC
Robert Miller
U. S. Army
Armour Packing Plant
Jack E. Rice
Ft. Belvoir
Charlies
Nellie Lincoln
Davenport
Max Kubtenbeck
Siegler
Bloedel
Cecil Bethune
Pat
Des Moines
P. L
Hillsdale Rural Improvement Club Sees Officer Elections
Hillsdale residents held a Rural Improvement Club meeting at Mrs. Florence Howard's home with 27 members and two guests. Mrs. Walter Phelps was elected president, with Ed Gilbert vice president, Wayne Razer secretary, Carl Phelps treasurer, Frank Sawyers historian, Kenneth Graves organist, and Ernest White assistant. The group discussed George Washington Carver and planned the next meeting for November 30 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural Improvement
Clap Gort
Mra
F. Howard
Florence Howard
Rural Improvement Club
Carl Phelps
Tom White
George Washington Carver
Walter Phelps
Ed Gilbert
Wayne Razer
Frank Sawyers
Kenneth Graves
Ernest White
Walter Williams
Local Social Roundup From Malvern and Nearby Areas
Airs Kathryn Hockabout Roberta from south of Pacific Junction dined with Raymond and family. Floyd Andersons hosted Sunday supper with Ray Andersons. Levan Rothberg family visited Ed Sell Saturday. Florence Howard visited Ralph Skerritt near Silver City. Friends of Frank Haward mourn his serious illness at his daughter’s home. Charles Craig near Carlisle. Art Thieschafer Tamara and Gary escorted Mrs Fred Thieschafer and Luella King to Omaha airport for Sacramento trip. Levon Rohrbers family visited Fred Bebensee in Glenwood last Monday. Forrest roomer and son visited Lucy Warren Nellie McPherson in Glenwood Friday. Frank Buffingtons had turkey dinner with son David and wife in Glenwood. Anne Allen Ames joined and family attended Mark Schoning 50th anniversary in Belgrade Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Bloomer
Gon
Ernest White
Malvern
Gene Kennedy
Council Bluffs
Len Sell Ware
Glen Sell
Albert Asmussen
John Hammer
Tabor
Measdamen
Raymond Hockabout
Dale Sell
Mothers Club
Leo Clark
Harry Clark
Emerson
J. M. Hockabout
Littleton
Coto
Tom White
Pen
Silver City
George Williams
George Williams and Family From Near Strahan
Willian Orader
Frank Plumb
Kathryn Hockabout
Roberta
Pacific Junction
Floyd Anderson
Ray Anderson
Levan Rothberg
Ed Sell
Florence Howard
Ralph Skerritt
Siiver City
Frank Haward
Charles Craig
Carlisle
Art Thieschafer
Tamara
Gary
Fred Thieschafer
Luella King
Omaha
Hughes Schrefer wedding in Imogene at St Patrick’s Church
Jeanne Hughes and Edward Schrefer married at St. Patrick’s Church Imogene with Rev Doyle officiating. Attendants included Agnes Hughes maid of honor and Roy Maty best man. Reception and wedding dinner at the Hughes home followed by a short honeymoon after a Malvern dance. Out-of-town relatives attended along with a large Imogene group and visitors from Omaha and Council Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imogene
Hughes-Schrefer
Jeanne Hughes
Edward Schrefer
St. Patrick’s Church
Father Doyle
Agnes Hughes
Roy Maty
Virginia Iughea
Bob Noah
Emmet Hughes
Malvern
Willing Workers Met Thursday at Chancey Home
The Willing Workers Club met Thursday afternoon at the Chancey home with Lois Wetterell assisting. Nine members were present. Devotions by Helen Berenson included Matthew 2:34-40 and prayer. Roll call mentioned "My Secret Desire." Cards were sent to Mrs. Hartles's mother and Mrs. Trenholm's father. Treasurer reports $71.65. A letter from Nora Abbott was read. Margaret Slenderson to buy a diaper bag for Louella Costello. Letty Weaver guessed a casserole as the mystery package. she also bakes a fruit cake for Thanksgiving. Bazaar food sale planned. an auction raised $6.28 with $0.80 for the flower fund. Next meeting a 1 pm luncheon at Helen Sorefgan's home with Phyllis Allery assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancey
Willing Workers Club
Sylvia Chancey
Lois Wetherell
Helen Berenson
Hartles
Trenholm
Treasury
Thia
Helen Sorefgan
Phyllis Allery
Third Biggest Cattle and Calf Run at Omaha Monday
Omaha Monday saw the third largest cattle and calf run in market history at about 41 500 head, with the record 42 817 set two weeks earlier. The day included a record calf run of 7 800 head and total receipts near 80 000, with salable hogs around 20 000 and stocker and feeder cattle and calves totaling 20 000. Fat cattle trades were slow and the overall market showed uneven, some declines in hogs and cows. Several area shippers reported varied prices for hogs and cattle, with notable entries from Mills County and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Mills County
Robert Hopp
Eldon Schultz
Math Freund
Leonard Stessman
Wood & Mercer
Irvin Balfon
Wiseman Bros
Julius Buch
Ray Patterson
Nick Bissen Jr
Borgain & Malcolm
Donald Goos
George Langdale
Fremont County LaPorte and Welty
Gene Kellison
Oliver Griffey
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Whatermans
Ruby Karnes
E. W. Burdie
Hugh Stearns
Cart Heern
Tom
Jim Heern
Christy
Carbondale
Vern Walker
Sam Walker
Story
Wyo
W. J. Walker
Lloyd Smith
Bessie Custer
Frank Evans
Farragut
John James
Sherm Simpson
Whedel Holwe
Danny
Glenn Emmert
Doctor’s Hospital
BE. Houser
C. BE
Wilson
Sherman Stonebraker
DeKath
An &Th
Carol Ann
Richard France
Edmundson Hospital
Council Criffs
France
Frank Anderson
Franks
Omar Baking Co
Ernie Spiker
Belle Allely
Seaman Allan Burdie
Hutchison, Kan
EB. W. Yurdle
Rour
Pace Service CO
Hillsdale
Whlisdale
Irvin G. Wilkins
Harold Goons
Don Blackman
Karl Carr
Wiley Sanders
Charlies Clark
Glenwood
R. C. Jackson
Ben Jackson
Sacramento
Calif
King
Fred Bebensee
Levon Rohrberg
Duane Stone
Dehnie
Roy Hammer and Son
Albert Asmuss
Mary Sawyers
Gertie Culver
Frank Yeat
Arleigh Shepard
Dick Shepard
Fred Grudle
Orvan Grudle
Shelby
Lloyd Best
John McCune
Clarence Rittle
Harlan
Johnnie Hockabout
Raymond
Art Thieschater
Marvin Veltehler
Hugh Jackson
Sidney
Forrest Higomer
Ernest
Roy Reed
Onahia
Hubert Anderson
Red Oak
Elmer Limburg
Treynor
Albert Asmusgen
Neva's
Denny Gilmore
Marilyn McGargill
Eloise McDonald
Carol
Ano Maher
Virginia Hughes
Willard Kamiman
Rose
Delbert Kamman
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Ineaike
Wow-Tv
Paul and
Gene Weaver
Gerald Youngberg
Shenandoah
Craig, Cole
John Laughlin
Bernie Laughlin
Maur School
Atkinson
Kan
David Kenny
Gary Bussard
Maryville State Teachers College
Maryville
Max Patrivia O'Brien
Paulie Dorsey
Nebr
Uarvin Addy
Phyllis Allely
Margaret Ann Hall
Tom Shane
Clay Ayres
Shenandoah High School
Royal Cleaners
Hank Duurs
St. Patricks Academy
Art Green
Andrew Currie
St. Joseph, Mo
Wayne Walden
Shenandoa
Tommy O'Connor
Oae Carebon Plant
Laxs
Saunday School
Chess
the Reformed Church
Albert Addy
Ara
Pearl Hostetler
Erroll Kamman
Council Bluffa
Addy
Costello
Jim Maher
Jimmy
Jerry
Dorothy Martin
Marilyn
LaMotte Klepinger
Cheryl
Essex
Nebraska City
Larry Neuvirth
Denice
Jesse James
Wilbur Wright
Johnny
William Garland
J. William Rapp
Chiropodist
Coolbaugh St
Ewr
Rosa Chamberlain
Mrs. Rosa Chamberlain
Frank Chamberlain
Malvern Trust & Savings Bank
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