Birthday Parties Celebrate November Birthdays in Malvern
Malvern notes recall eighth annual birthday party at Mr and Mrs R W Manefield with nine couples, plus a November birthday for Ailbert Nelson and guests from Council Bluffs and Malvern. Bridge games, dinner, and a social evening marked the event. The same week the Malvern School faculty held a Thanksgiving dinner at the Malvern Tea Room with chicken and trimmings, while the Kings Herald missionary girls performed a puppet show at Mrs J R McClymonds home raising funds for subscriptions. Charles Wilson hosted a bridge club night at his parents home with chicken and cheese sandwiches and other refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ailbert Nelson
Hohor
Nelson
Raymond Nelson
Donna Rée
Council Bins
Ahd Ma
Oscar Hall
Malvern
Fred Bultmann
A. Benton
D. 0. Cunningham
Ed Knight
Manafelde
Malvern Tea Room
Mas Churchill
Isa Borene
Daisy Schalkie
Nella Kalakett
Edna Hertz
Katherine Walker
Catherine Caldwell
Amy Hammers
Gladys McQueen
Georgia Roberts
H. H. Amos
Paul Hertz
Charles Wilson
Charlea Wilson
Bridge Club
Patenis
Charles M. Wilson
Alton Alberts
June Wise
Austin Bass
Leonard Duval
Evan Swain
Dan Seaton
Zane Base
Bernice Cadel
Mis
Ruth Kler
Mary Rupple
Glenwood
Dale Clark
Ralph Bower
Birthday Party At Pleasant Grove School
Mrs. W. H. T. Wellens invited the mothers of Pleasant Grove pupils to a Tuesday afternoon party at the school celebrating Jack Huse's birthday. Refreshments of caramel apples were served. Guests included Mrs. B. E. Buffington, Mrs. Joe Huse, Mia, Herbert Boles, and Frances Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. T. Wellens
Pleasant Grove Schoo
Jack Huse
B. EB. Buffington
Joe Huse
Mia
Herbert Boles
Frances Howard
Asbury Ladies Host Union Auxiliary Gathering
Mrs James Durbin entertained the Indies of the Union Auxiliary at her home last Tuesday afternoon. Red Oak visitors dropped in on Saturday including Mrs Men and daughter and Mr Arthur Nims family. Shenandoah and Shenandoah area visitors joined Ora Douglas and others Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Durbin
Hillsdale Social Roundup Draws Malvern and Omaha Visitors
Hillsdale residents hosted and visited nearby towns with a flurry of Sunday and weekend gatherings. Misa Lela Raines from near Malvern and Sunday guests at the Q C Dillehay home. Fred Gradle and Orville hosted in Omaha. H C Mayberry and Vers visited the Hurst home in Malvern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Lela Raines
Malvern
Q. C
Wm. Andrews
Carrie Wright
Mildred
Glenn
Glen Barbour
Glenwood
Lester Anthony
Harvest Home
Hillsgale
Bernard Gray
Lincoln
Walter Rubton
Walter Hilton
Hilton
Anish
Hyerett ‘Sawyers
Sundey Sulate
Rewey van Qrar
Laura Shepard
Dwight
Buffington
Robert Chassborough
Jn Owens
Malvern Orioles Fall 31-0 at Hamburg in Season Finale
The Malvern Orioles lost 31 to 0 at Hamburg in the season finale. Hamburg jumped to a 19-0 lead by halftime and extended it to 26-0 early in the second half before sealing the win with a late end-run touchdown. The game featured a rough, penalty-light battle with punts and end runs dominating the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Miltikan
Malvern Orioles
Hamburg
Tom Benton
Orioles
Buler
Habsbure
Hambure
Malvern
Une
Hamsburg
Cozaid
Benton
Buhr
Bubhr
GE Olhdale
Thua
Malvern Pos
Hemburg
A. Benton le Brown
Folkes Hedding
Dennia
D. Beals
Mitchel
M. Beals
Franks Riggins
Hutson
T. Benton
Hilger Carey
Long M. Fazel
H. Mitchell Cozad
Bubr
Armstrong
Fitchett
Mumpher
Gilchrist
H. Walker
Summers
Walker
Hedding
Wills
H. Benton
Hamburg Farson
Dennis
McLeese
D. Mitchell
Farson
Bruce
Barnes
Pebert
H. Glean
Brown
Fitchatt
PD. Mitchell
Moleasa
Dennie
Folkes
Hebert
Hilger
Witter
Byhr
Heavy Night Opens Interteam Play in Malvern League
The Malvern Business Men's Athletic Association began inter-team play Monday at the Community Building Court with six teams competing. The opening night featured vigorous action as teams slashed through the schedule, with adjustments noted for the regular Obacket Week following.
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Malvern Business Men's Athletic Associaion
White Cloud School News Sand, Turkeys and Thanksgiving
The older boys arranged sand for a fish tank with rocks and shells around the pond. Turkeys cut by hand for Thanksgiving decor appear mismatched. A noon Friday holiday and a football game in Peru are noted, with choir songs added and the basement used as political head quarters amid a tense noon hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Hummell
Atkinson
Peru
Iowa Corn Yield Tops Production
Leane M Ones reports Iowa on Nov 1 produced 539,672,000 bushels of corn at 46 bushels per acre, up 23,464,000 bushels from Oct 1 estimates. The state set a historic crop total, with stocks on farms at 27,118,000 bushels and buckwheat and flaxseed yields showing notable gains compared to prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leane M. Ones
Iowa
Crop production report notes drops and gains across farm outputs
The report records 3.85 million bushels in one crop and 7.588 million bushels as the five year average. Sweet potato yield stands at 100 bushels per acre from a 200,000 bushel crop. Reductions include egg production per hundred hens and pullets to 15.5 from 16.2, while milk yield per cow falls to 11.7 pounds from 12.7. Cattle numbers edge up slightly in November.
Real Estate Transfers in Mills County Iowa 1982
Record of Instrumenta filed in Mills County Iowa between Nov 10 1982 and Nov 18 1982 reports transfers including M Shipman to G B nix for 1400 Lot 346 Em arson, Edward Sushua Desd land for 200, Emma L McMullin to Arthur C Lewis for 1 plus love and affection, and multiple parcels transferred by First National Bank and W McMullin to Emma L Mc Mullin and Emerson involving numerous lots and sections with nominal sums.
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Instrumenta
Recorder and Clerk of District Court
Mills County
Iowa
M. Shipman
Nix
W. D
Emarson, Mills Co
Edward Sushua
Desd
Bec
J. W. McMullin
Emma L McMullin
W. PD
Natl, Bank, Co
Arthur C. Lewis Q
W. McMullin
Emma L. MeMullin
Emerson
Booth of Chicago on the Lincoln Highway
Attendance at the World's Fair next summer is made easier through the planned Booth of Chicago on the Lincoln Highway. The Lincoln Highway route around the city reduces traffic for travelers heading east, with the Ben location noted as a landmark.
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Chicago
Booth
Ben
Beacon City Suburban Rail Links to Fair Promised
The article promotes a free headquarters near Beacon City with a 30 minute ride by the Mini Central suburban railway. It claims no traffic issues and invites readers to The Leader office for more information. Advertising values and confidence are noted as established. Leader want ads are effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Con City
Beacon City
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Pekar
Sam Gore
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White Cloud School News
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Oyeletfort
Rowand
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Chicago Fair
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NAVY
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