Malvern Faces Lincoln High In Big Home Finale
Malvern completes a tough week with a loss to Abraham Lincoln High of Council Bluffs 74 to 1 as Malvern prepares for a decisive home game against rival Glenwood. Officials note Lincoln used their top units late and Malvern scored late in a lopsided affair.
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Abraham Lincoln
Council Biuffe
Pottawattamie Warriors
Connell Bluffs
Thomas Jefferson High
Glenwood
Malvern
Malvern Field
Mrs Barker to Meet 4 H Clothing Club Leaders
Mrs Barker will convene a county committee and clothing club leaders to note the date Friday November 20 as a key meeting time. The directive urges timely planning and coordination among 4 H Clothing club officials for upcoming activities.
Club department head to assist Ames 1926 project
The club leader will help write the 1926 club project and aid both the committee and leaders. She plans to meet the county committee in the forenoon and then the committee and leaders in the afternoon. Both meetings occur at the Farm Bureau office.
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Ker
Ames
Farm Bureau
Donation Drive For Christian Women Council Bluffs
Those who have donations for the Christian Women Council Bluffs should bring them to Mrs. Hattie Boston's Art store where she will receive them and ensure delivery.
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Notce
Chistian Women Council Bluffs
Declamatory Contest Entries Prepare Briefly
Vieta An derzon notes contestants have practiced over a week for the Declamatory contest this year. About thirty have entered, but contest dates have not yet been finalized.
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Veta Anderzon
Mills County Sunday School Convention Set for Town Nov 29
The Eastern Division of the Mills County Sunday School Association will hold their convention at Haat fogs Town on November 29, 1926 at 1 30 p m. Watch next week’s issue of paper for program. Committees and notes.
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Mills County Sunday School
Haatfogs
Town
Birthday Party for Lawrence Cadwell Marks Twelfth
Lawrence Cadwell celebrated his twelfth birthday Tuesday evening with a gathering of his friends. The boys played games, enjoyed light refreshments, and departed hopeful for many more happy birthdays.
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Lawrence Cadwell
Lawrence
Manafield Hosts Five Hundred Party at Prospect Avenue
Mr and Mrs R W Manafield entertained friends at a Five Hundred party held Friday evening at their Prospect Avenue home. Seven tables were filled and light refreshments were served. A very pleasant time was reported by attendees.
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R. W. Manafield
Prospect Avenue
The Hogs Return After Vanishing Act
The Hogs Came Back story reports CG. W. Moore of Hast inga district finding missing hogs after a scare. He searched South Omaha all day without luck, returning home to learn his wife had them safe at the place. Some joke that a man named Shorty released them for a vacation, but Moore smiles at their return.
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CG. W. Moore
Hastinga
South Omaha
Shorty
Boy Victor Strong Injured At Malvern Lincoln Game
Thirteen year old Gates Strong son of Mr and Mrs Strong was struck near the sideline during a Malvern versus Abraham Lincoln High football game. He suffered a fracture of the right leg above the ankle. Dr Parsons attended and set the bones. The boy is reported to be improving.
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Gates
Mra
Strong
Malvern
Abraham Lincoln High
Parsons
Annual Praise Meeting At Presbyterian Church Held
Last Monday afternoon at the home of Miss Marian Black the Ladies' Missionary Variety of the Presbyterian church held its annual praise service. Mrs. A. W. Foster led, Rev. A. J. Brittell gave devotions, and Mrs. C. S. Williams spoke on life in Colombia. She described schools and churches built by she and her husband Taboret, noted the need to train native leaders, and recalled two years at home due to lack of funds. The event closed with Am erentha Beautiful and refreshments.
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Presbyterian Missionary Sciety
C. W. Black
Miss Marian Black
Presbyterian Church
A. W. Foster
A. J. Brittell
J.L. Donner
United States
Williams
Taboret
Malvern Juniors Triumph Over Red Oak In Football
Malvern juniors, after a 10-9 baseball loss last summer, formed a football team and hosted Red Oak’s junior squad. On Friday afternoon at home Malvern’s team won 62 to 0 with touchdowns by Gene Hoover Gene Hertz and Paul Mulholland, aided by the other players.
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Malvern
Red Oak
Jungla
Gene Hoover
Gene Hertz
Paul Mulholland
Auxiliary Meeting at Liberty Memorial Building
The American Legion Auxiliary will meet Friday afternoon at the Liberty Memorial Building on November 20. Mrs. A. L. Hoydar serves as chairman.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Liberty Memorial Building
A. L. Hoydar
Birthday Dinner at Nelsons Honors Al bert Nelson
Mrs Nelson hosted a birthday dinner for Al bert Nelson on Tuesday at the Marion Avenue home. A number of friends attended the four course meal and spent the evening at the Nelson residence.
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Albert Nelson
Nelson Hosts Double Birthday Celebration
At seven o'clock the daughters Edith and Erval served guests in a cheerful dinner. Afterward the evening was filled with visiting until late. attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Ign J Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Summers, and Mr. and Mrs. W P Wottisan. The gathering coincided with Mr. Wilsons birthday, making it a double celebration.
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Nelson
Anc
Ign. J. Wilson
Frank Summers
W. P. Wottisan
Mr. Wilson
Program and Box Supper at Pleasant Valley School
Community event notices a program and box supper at the Pleasant Valley School house located four miles north of Malvern on Wednesday evening, November 2. Hazel Owens, Teacher, advertises the event and asks ladies to bring boxes.
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Pleasant Valley Shoolhouse
Malvern
Hazel Owens
Malvern Cemetery Association Bazaar and Food Exchange
The Malvern cemetery association will hold its annual food exchange and apron bazaar on the afternoon of November 25 at Mana Field Furniture store. Donations are welcome even if not solicited.
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Malvern Cemetery Association
Manafield Furniture
Meeting Highlights From Silver Urn O E S Chapter
A well attended Silver Urn Chapter O E S meeting convened at the Masonic hall Tuesday evening. Reports from the Grand Chapter were presented by Worthy Matron Mrs Ira Fritz and Mrs Walter Alstrope who attended. Visitors included Mrs S J Rhode of Fort Lupton Cole and Misses Peart Lang and Irene Sentt of Emerson.
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O. E
Masonic Hall
Worthy Matton
Ira Fritz
Walter Alstrope
Mra
J. Rhode
Fort Lupton
Cole
Mirees Peart Lang
Irene Sentt
Emerson
Local notices and gatherings in East Center area
East Center district reports a hospital admission for Sawyers at Morey hospital on Tuesday morning November 10 for treatment. A birthday supper for Miss Elya Arterburn and her guests is noted, plus a November 14 4 H luncheon for Mila county club girls including Hillsdale attendees Laura Hilton Helen Buch and Edna Andrews. Various visits, church meetings, a Hillsdale carnival, and travels to Council Bluffs are mentioned along with community updates and a hospital outing for Lois Bright.
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Sawyers
Morey Hospital
Elya Arterburn
Tyella Thieschater
Gladys Boles
Marian Mille
Edna Andrews
Misa Arterburn
Clifford Kelly
Pacific Junction
C. R. Warren
WOAW
Pleasant Grove
Hillsdale
Achoola
Helen Buch
Floyd Parker
Lincoln
Nebr
Charles Boles
Clarence
George
Council Bluffs
Lois Bright
Jim Sawyers
Hon
Social News From Glenwood and Nearby Visits
Wall Street and Miss Madge Dunggan of Silver City spend days at the Fred Ralue home. Mrs Elsie Kerney and daughter Jossa visit Glenwood, as does Mrs G W Rimel. Mrs Clyde Bevis of Sioux City recuperates from pneumonia at her parents’ home, A R Bird and wife. B J Lookabill and family with Hazel Qweny visit relatives. BW McFall was on the sick list. Mrs Guy Ralue and family visit Fred Beale Louw’s home. Sacha Dunagan returns home with them. Clyde Davis and family spent about ten days in Glenwood with relatives. Blale Kerney plans to stay a few days, Bre Bed Lasskabill joins Fire Bed, and a visit to Hed Oak is noted amid health concerns.
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Wall Street
Madge Dunggan
Silver City
Fred Ralue
Elsie Kerney
Jossa
G. W. Rimel
Glenwood
Clyde Bevis
Sioux City
A. R. Bird
B. J. Lookabill
Hazel Qweny
Uustings
BW. McFall
Guy Ralue
Familly
Fred Beale
Mite
Sacha Dunagan
Vivian
Mere
Clyde Davis
Federation of Mills County Club Women Meet in Malvern
The federated clubs of Mills County held their semi annual session Wednesday afternoon at the Malvern Community Building. Delegates from all clubs attended, totaling 160 enrolled by mid afternoon. A noon luncheon, served by hostess clubs H. 3. and the Civic Improvement Club, fed about 120. Full program details were not yet available.
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Mills County
Malvern
Federation of Women’s Club of
Milla County
H. 3
Civic Improvement Club
Afternoon party honors Mrs Elliott at Miss Benton’s home
Mrs Elliott, visiting from Grand Junction Colorado, was honored at a Tuesday afternoon party hosted by Mesdames Harriet Benton and A A Benton Othn Hyde at Miss Benton's home. About thirty ladies attended as games and conversation filled the afternoon and a two course luncheon was served at the close.
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R. C. Elliott
Harriet Benton
Mesdamen
A. A. Benton
Othn Hyde
Miss Benton
Grand Junction
Colo
Dinner Guest Misa Hyde Remembered
Misa Othella Hyde is remembered as a dinner guest whose presence left a lasting impression on those who shared the meal and conversation. Her warmth and grace are recalled by friends and family who celebrated her memory together.
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Misa Othella Hyde
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