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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1925

Page

6

Death Claims Frank G Day Pioneer Mill County Resident

Frank G Day, well known in Mills County, died at his Glenwood home on November 18 after a diabetic illness. A pioneer of Deer Creek and Silver City, he later ran the Advo Collection Agency and was famed for racehorse pedigrees. He married Addie Tolles and is survived by his wife. one cousin, George Brewer of Omaha, also noted.

Mita County Glenwood Frank G. Day Mills County H. Freachine Deoth Creek Day New York State Norwich Schahango County New York Deer Creek Township Strahan Bilver City Mr. Day Billy Oakat Silver City Advo Addie Tolles I. O

Bacon Restaurant Fire Narrowly Missed Destruction

A small blaze at the Bacon restaurant Monday afternoon around five was sparked by a gasoline stove light up that went wrong. Firefighters arrived quickly and controlled the fire with chemicals, causing little damage beyond the stove area. owner Mr. Bacon says he will avoid using that gasoline stove in the future.

Bacon

Card of Thanks to Malvern Fire Boys for prompt service

Foy Bacon expresses gratitude to the Malvern Fire Boys for their prompt service at the restaurant fire Monday evening.

Malvern

First Grade Thanksgiving Entertainment

First grade presented a Thanksgiving program Wednesday afternoon for parents. They sang, did finger plays, dramatized Nursery Rhymes and a Pilgrim story. Second grade followed after recess with a party, making turkey and corn decorations and dressing as Puritans while guests dressed as Indians. Refreshments of popcorn and apples were served.

Where They Will Spend Thanksgiving

Schools close Wednesday for the Thanksgiving holiday and teachers plan personal time at various homes. Superintendent Lillian Lerum and Principal Nellie Jones will be in Red Oak with Misa Norma Rogers. Gertrude Bachmann in Denison. Marie Pruden in Bellevue Nebraska. Helen Ashe attends the Lincoln football game then Bedford. W W Stephenson goes to Lincoln for Nebraska-Notre Dame then Schuyler. Edith Chantry to Tahor. Esther Pagenhart Mildred Church with Chantry then Omaha. Fern Wilson in Bedford. Viola Mulholland Edythe Smith Mae Churchill in Malvern. best wishes for a happy vacation.

Lillian Lerum Nellie Jones Misa Norma Rogers Red Oak Gertrude Bachmann Denison Marie Pruden Bellevue Nebr Helen Ashe Lincoln Bedford W. W. Stephenson Nebraska-Notre Dame Schuyler Nebra Edith Chantry Slater Tahor Esther Pagenhart Mildred Church Miss Chantry Omaha Fern Wilson Heliday Missea Viola Mulholland Edythe Smith Mae Churchill Malvern Wea

Bartholemew Shere Pair Wed In Malvern Presbyterian Ceremony

Miss Blanche Aleen Bartholemew and Mr Albert Shere were married Saturday November 21 at 2 30 pm at the Presbyterian Manse in Malvern with J Brittell officiating. The couple will reside with his parents in Malvern while he works for JL W Bochner at the Malvern Cold Storage plant.

Bartholemew-Shere Blanche Aleen Bartholemew Albert Shere Malvern J. Brittell Tabor J. H. Shere JL. W. Bochner

Narrow Escape From Fire At Emerson Area Home

J Ray Parker, a resident near Emerson, visited town Monday recounting a narrow escape from a kitchen cupboard fire at his home. The cupboard and wall paper were burned before responders contained the blaze, and the house was saved with difficulty. The cause of the fire remains unknown.

J. Ray Parker Emerson

Local News Highlights and Illness Rumors in Malvern Area

Local brief notes report C W Black improving after several sick days, Mrs Clara Warner in Malvern with N M Chambers ill. Mrs Clara Warsner suffers paralysis and remains in critical condition with a nurse in attendance. CG B Barrett ill at home but improving, W W Stephenson traveled to Plattsmouth for a football game, and Randallsons advertise leather goods and coats as residents discuss Lincoln Notre Dame game plans.

C. W. Black Clara Warner Malvern N. M. Chambers Hag Sitten W. J. Adams Emarson Clara Warsner B. Barrett W. W. Stephenson Plattsmouth Nebraska City Hartree Randerson Lincoln Tadey Greco Piper Ty Coral Gus RK Piper Real Haute Cher

Local notes on illness travel and community ads

A E Boyer sick with pneumonia improves then backslid after an abscess formed and he went to Clarkson hospital in Omaha for possible operation. Arthur Cumings visits town, O C Harman recovering from injuries, local ads for footwear and outdoor wear. Frank J Steele and F J Breele visit, Margaret Spencer spends weekend in town, Eves Whitfield from Brookings for Thanksgiving. R K Piper shows Dodge models in town, two boys to attend Sioux City conference November 27 29.

A. E. Boyer M. 8. Campbell Boyer Clifford Alta Tennant Omaha Clarkson Hospital Arthur Cumings Tabor O. C. Harman Randerson Frank J. Steele Strahan Grain Dealer F. J. Breele Strahan Malvern Sioux City Charles Cox William Wortz

A. E. Cook Shows Signs of Improvement

The condition of A. E. Cook has been a little better for the past few days and friends are hopeful this improvement will continue after a long, hard siege of illness.

A. E. Cook

The Danleys Return From Kansas Visit

Mr and Mrs C H Danley returned last Thursday from a summer spent in Kansas and a month in Kansas City visiting children and relatives. Mr Danley is much improved in health. They are welcomed back and are staying this week at their daughter Mia Ward Fickel’s home.

Danleys C. H. Danley Kansas Kansas City

Social Luncheon at Breeding Home Hosts Thirty Ladies

Mrs Breeding and Mrs Hiine entertained about thirty ladies at a luncheon held Saturday afternoon at the Breeding country home southwest of town. A three course meal was served at 1:30 followed by an afternoon of Five Hundred.

Mra Guy Breeding Town Mra. Breeding Otto Hiine

Program and Box Supper at Golden Hill School

Golden Hill School hosts a program and box supper on December 4 at eight p m. Everyone is invited. Ladies are asked to bring chores. Signed by Elsie Pierce teacher.

Golden Hill School Elsie Pierce

Thanksgiving Eve Dinner Parties And Family Gatherings

Readers are invited to share accounts of Thanksgiving Day meals and family reunions to be published next week in The Leader. Submit details or call the paper at the provided telephone number for a home report or to schedule an interview.

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