Local Obituaries and Social News Recap
Mrs Lula Clark funeral held at Wheelers Grove. Mabel Campbell, former Emerson resident, dies in West Des Moines November 19 with services there. Gene Walston of Omaha visits grandparents Willie Huntsman. Homer Connell travels to Ottumwa for wife, two weeks with sister Harl Pace. Glark Templeton of Corning visiting Pace. Edward Connell family of Red Cork visits Barner Connell home. Alvin Decker and G C Wilhelm of Glenwood visit E A Decker home. Chana Hollingsworth of Omaha visits with sister Mathilda DuBolt. Bullingtons visit Prescott Kam to celebrate W C Hinderliter’s 49th wedding anniversary. Hinderliters are Bullington sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. T. Denignd
Lula Clark
Wheelers Grove
Mabel Campbell
Emerson
West Des Moines
Gene Walston
Omaha
Willie Huntsmans
Homer Connell
Ottumwa
Connell
Harl Pace
Glark Templeton
Corning
Pace
Edward Connell
Red Cork
Barner Connell
Alvin Decker
G. C. Wilhem
Glenwood
E. A. Decker
Chana Hollingsworth
Daughters
Hollingsworth
Mathilda DuBolt
Yale Program for Women's Club Hosts December Meeting
Emerson Federated Women's Club plans a dessert luncheon and gift exchange at 1 30 p m on December 1 hosted by Mrs Gene Wail. The program theme is A Holiday Tradition with music by the music committee. Hostesses include Mesdames Stille Richards Shock Van Antwerp Greenwood and McKee. Auxiliary members packed three pound coffee can gifts for service men at the region hall. Various local residents visited or stayed with families over the Thanksgiving period and weekend activities are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Federated Women’s Club
Gene Wail
Bob Stille
Paul Richards
Marion Shock
Wm. van Antwerp
H. E. Greenwood
McKee
Emersonians
Region Hall
First Baptist Church Notes and Schedule
Sunday school for all ages at 10 a.m. worship at 11 a.m. Sermon titled In Everything Give Thanks. Wednesday activities include Senior BYF at 6:45 p.m. Senior Choir practice at 7 p.m. The Promise of His Presence. 7:45 p.m. Midweek Prayer and Bible study. Thursday pastor’s class for young people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
van Antwerp
Aleeta Burett
Nishna Valley Parish United Methodist Church Schedule
Colbert V. Terry serves as pastor with R. L. Grayson as superintendent. Sunday School begins at 10 30 a m followed by morning worship at 11 30 a m. Tuesday study group meets at 7 30 p m. Wednesday WSCS gathers at 2 p m. Miss Leona Dixon gives devotions, Mrs R L Grayson in charge of the program and Mrs Harold Sowers as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nishna Valley Parish
United Methodist Church
Colbert V. Terry
R. L. Grayson
WSCS
Leona Dixon
Harold Sowers
Emerson to Give Free Turkeys Soon
Drawings for free turkeys will be held on December 12 19 and 24 Prizes will be awarded again this year for best Christmas house decorations. Calendar notes list events for December 1 2 and the turkey drawings plus visits and family gatherings from Emerson to Red Oak Council Bluffs and Bedford. Temperature nine degrees above zero and local social notices span family visits meals and club meetings through November 1920.
Omaha visitors visit Hogzett family Saturday
Wilbur Mortison entered St Joseph hospital in Omaha Saturday. Mr and Mrs Jack Hogzett of Omaha and their daughter Mrs Karmen Huyser of Kansas City visited Mrs C E Hogzett here Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Mortison
St Joseph Hospital
Omaha
Jack Hogzett
Karmen Huyser
Kansas City
C. E. Hogzett
Thanksgiving reflections and a Malvern obituary
In the Randolph Enterprise column Scribblings, M H E reflects on Thanksgiving history from 1863 to 1941 with Lincoln and Roosevelt, notes gratitude, a family dog adoption, stray dogs and puppies near Malvern IA, and honors Arthur Inman and community service. The piece ends with a quip about eternity and a dog at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn
Arthur Inman
Dorothy
Arthur
Christian Advocate
Malvern Football Game Ode By Shannon Pierce
A vivid Malvern football game tribute recalls the lineup lineups and captain statements. The poem celebrates eleven starters and twelve sideline players as coaches direct the action. Fans endure cold weather, coffee warmth, and a sea of jumbled sounds while the team chases passes and hard work on the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shannon Pierce
Malvern
Valley Grapplers Split at Clarinda Meet
Valley grapplers split results with junior varsity winning 26-25 over Clarinda while varsity lost 22-24. Junior pins came from Dyson 112, Greenwald 126, Parker 132, Sayers 138. Varsity results list Dyson, Angus, Stiuble, Pierce, Bass, Allensworth, Courtier, Bass, Hedlund, Irwin, Taylor, and Mitchell with respective outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Dyson
Bask Greenwood
Bill Parker
John Sayers
Joe Dyson
Steinson
Walter Angus
Bates
Charles Stiuble
Hersberg
Dan Pierce
Herzberg
Jim Bass
Trusun
Craig Allensworth
Holsun
Jack Courtier
Barnhart
Jon Bass
Paw Hedlund
Raw
Mike Irwin
Wagoner
Mack Taylor
Brannett
Wayne Mitchell
Ray Herzberg
Wrestling Draws Good Turn Out At Nishna Valley
Nishna Valley reports growing interest in wrestling this year with a large turnout of hopefuls. The roster lists probable weights for a first team lineup including Doug Nucholls 98, Mitch Gage, Joe Dayson, Paul Dayson, and others across weight classes from 107 to heavyweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nishna Valley
Knights land two on World-Herald all Southwest Iowa Team
Fremont-Mills seniors Ben LaFollette and Steve Dinville were named to the Omaha World-Herald's first team for the all-southwest Iowa B football squad. The Knights were praised for eight shutouts and described as the stingiest defense in the area. Other selections came from Treynor Manning Extra Glidden and Bik Horn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben LaFollette
Steve Dinville
Fremont-Mills
Omaha World-Herald
Iowa
LaFollette
Dinville
Knights
Tenox
Treynor
Bik Horn
Manning
Extra
Glidden
M Club Members Meet to Discuss Freshman Honors
The boys of the M Club held their monthly meeting last Friday to decide if freshmen football players should receive the traditional Jettext iM honor. Freshmen, who call themselves the practice dummies of upperclassmen, hoped the motion would pass. They also talked about drafting a new iM Club Constitution governing conduct during sessions.
French Club Dinner Hosts Malvern Students in Glenwood
Malvern French students were invited to a Glenwood dinner on November 9 hosted by the MCHS French Club and prepared by home economics. Attending were Joyce Stephens Jill Sell Susan Morgal and Nancy Bloedel. The menu featured French onion soup beef bourguignon wine sauce green beans with almond butter tossed salad French bread mousse and spiced tea. Candlelight, soft French music, France slides, and a 20 minute France film followed. Glenwood French Club president Linda Kirlin thanked attendees and guests for a memorable evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Glenwood
French 1
Joyce Stephens
Jill Sell
Susan Morgal
French I
Nancy Bloedel
Thors Woewres
France
Glenwood French Club
Linda Kirlin
Henderson Terrier Wins Second at Omaha Dog Show
A skittish fox terrier owned by Mrs. Steve Talkington of Henderson earned 2nd place at the Omaha dog show on Sunday. Mrs. Talkington, Mr. Talkington, and their daughter attended the Lincoln and Omaha events, with the family also present in Lincoln on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Shelley
Hilton Hotel
Omaha
Mines
Bullington
Richard Frazee
Glenn Kellenbarger
Archie Lindberg
Harold Cooper
Jaque Heini
Climax Church
Tops Club
Russell Strubble
George Hascaller
Richard Sanders
Eric
Eric Erickson
Essex
George E. Hascal
Aileene Hascall
George Jones
Clifford Jones
Galen Jones
Lisa Rahr
E. A. Rahr
Glenwood
Robert Samuelson
Jennifer
Steve Talkington
Henderson
Blackman Sparks Tarkio Grid Squad
Ken Blackman sophomore full back and linebacker on Tarkio College squad starred in a 21-12 win over Culver-Stockton College Mo. He recovered two fumbles blocked a punt led a tackler and broke up key drives. He is a first year letterman son of Mr and Mrs Everett Blackman Malvern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Blackman
Tarkio College
Bob Lade
Ken
Culver-Stockton College
Tarkio
Culver-Stockton
Everett Blackman
Malvern
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Marvin Warren
Cherokee Village
Anis
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Leo Smith
Amess
Harold Smiths
Ward Coy
Newell Fains
Lorimer
Glenn Cooper
Florence Cooper
Lawrence Wheltstine
Washington
Harald Smiths
Jerry Kennedy
Helen Taylor
Des Moines
Champion Hill Presbyterian
Warren Henry
Glen. Kellenbarger
Emerson Area
William McGrew
Iowa Farm Bureau
National Farm Bureau
Houston
Tex
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Dickens
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J. Merrill Anderson
Newton
Dean Kleckner
Rudd
Fred Holsteen
West Point
William Secor
Dodge
Wm. Shepard
Wilbur Morison
Hospital
Clyde Patten
Red Oak
Fam Bureau
Gold Crown
Wnd
John Thorson
Richard Williams
Council Bintfs
John D. Therson
Charles Schoening
Roy Gravett
Cara
Clyde Gravett
Randall Eastwood
Geneva
Nebr
Don Eastwood
Darla
Brent
Rodger Rumery
Bedford
G. S. Eastwood
Kent
Gregg Rumery
Amber Carson
Vernon Johnson
John Kolterman
LaVerne
Sus Grayson RN
DR. L. 8. Petersen
Optometrist
Faunces
Iau
Randolph Enterprise
Sara Coleridge
Sarah Hale
Philadelphia
Lincoln
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Congress
Sir
Thurman Way
Malvern Leader
Art
Jack
Valley Grapplers
Clarinda
NVCHS
Doug Nucholls
Frosh
Mitch Gage
Soph
Joe Dayson
Paul Dayson
Brent Eastwood
Charles Struble
Bryan Sowers
Seinior
Rod Sowers
Berk Greenwood
Don Bolton
Frish
Rodney Crawford
Jeff Byers
Alvin Lobbing
Steve van Antwerp
Paul Hedland
Gerald Vance
Carl Christensen
Marek Talkington
HWT
World-Herald
S. W. la
Rick Jones
MCHS
Laine Eero
Urs
Lee
Cela Ore
New Freedom
GCHS
By Nancy Bloedel
Blackman
Tarkio Grid Squad
Emerson Farm Supply
Berl Mon Morris
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