Malvern and Carter Lake CCCs Battle Ends In Tie
Malvern and Carter Lake battled to a scoreless tie in a hard fought high school football game. Penetration on offense and key injuries marked the contest as both teams pressed for the decisive score with several standout plays and personnel shuffles throughout the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Carter Lake
CCC
Threther
Whigs
Hove
Prac
Pingeno
Watry Kahlfeher
Trent
Malvern Boys
Conrad Setdoeed
Eemne
Carter
Cotes
Klein Fort
Keatiny
Kolilioher
Kapha
Johnston
McNutt
McButh Houghland
Miller
Lawrence Hult
Um Mee
Tom Gidley
Frank Smith
Emerson Cagers Lose to Strahan 23 to 19
Emerson Cagers fall 23 to 19 to Strahan in a tight contest. The Rimersan capers and Pip eds appear in scrambled lines but Strahan secures the decisive late scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Cagers
Strahan
Local Society Notes Cover Visits Births and Services
Community members from Shenandoah and Emerson attend visits and gatherings. Evelyn Jean born to Dean and Mary McLain. Amy Christian Rinaver to preach at Tonaleelk and nearby towns. Various families, including Kellenbarger and Bell clans, host dinners and social events while Edna Griffin remains ill.
Orioles Split Honors With Carson Cagers
The Orioles split a pair with Carson, winning the first game and losing the second. Jaeksen and Millie led Malvern with high scoring, while Myers contributed solidly. Carson’s Sleate topped scoring for his team with 7 points in the two games, in a hard fought series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmont
Oirsen
Pritay Tote
Jaeksen
Millie Kam
Malvern
Da¢Heom
Mam Kam
Abavern
PMC Ph
Hhan
Myers
Henehpd
Carson
Ant Wielan Robertson
Malvern Serands
Bering
Browel
Swain
Sunday social notes and visits across farms and towns
The paragraph lists numerous households visiting relatives and friends over the weekend. Families including Achenbaueh, Mahan, Castor, Schilling, Brammeter, and Klose spent time with varied relatives in Tarlepe, Barredt, Sheland, Melvern, Eierson, and Oak areas, with infants noted in Brammeter’s visit.
Our Thanksgiving layer Our Thanksgiving layer HERE probably has been no subject since man's beginning more discussed than prayer
A Western Newman newspaper note discusses three kinds of prayer by the human race. The first is petition seeking aid, the second is gratitude in daily life, and the third involves praying for others. It laments declining gratitude in modern homes and cites a quote from a well known woman about answering others' prayers.
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Praser
Got
Western Newanaper Union
Obituary for Clara James at 83 in Malvern area
Clara James died Nov 24 at age 83 after a long illness. Born near Topeka in 1902 she lived in Malvern Red Oak and Hamilton before settling near Grinwald. She married Hubert James in 1982 and is survived by her husband five brothers three sisters and an infant daughter along with numerous relatives.
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Malvern
Red Oak
Hubert Virgil James
Hamilton
Grinwald
Armstrong Hospital
St. Joseph Hospital
Omaha
Effie Anderson
Edwin
Platesmouth
Nebr
William of
Hastings
Augusta Cook
Arthur and
Ray
Don
Atstrope
Shenandoah
Leana Flanigan
Clifford
Legion Shoots Sunday Nets $125 for Community Aid
The American Legion post raised about $125 from a Sunday shoot at the major town area. Proceeds were split between Christmas charitable efforts and other community services, with shooters drawing large crowds.
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Legion
Harry Honan
American Legion
Pogt
Oaks Community News Recaps Visitors and Events
Attendance was 62 with two visitors on Sunday. The Oaks school hosted a Thanksgiving event with memory verses recited by primary children and a jury was held. Visitors included Mrs EW Custar and Mrs Minnie Viner. Activities spanned visits, Harvest Home at Wesley Chapel, and a show trip to Carson with local family guests and farm neighbors.
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Earnest Wright
Charles Cole
Oaks School
Ew, Custar
Will Viner
Minnie Viner
L. O
Brammeier
Marion Mahan
Veli
Jowell
LE. Brammeier
Omaha
Amy Hammers
Velo Mulan
Te Vaughn
Mullan
Carson
Hutchings
Chareney Mahan
Apri
Titel
Mihan
Johan Taylor Fapin
Banersan
Uml
Castor
Runersan
Through A Woman's Eyes: Gypsy Courts and Harsh Punishments
Jean Newton surveys Gypsy communities in Central Europe as a contrast to Western perceptions. The text describes a Slovaki district where Gypsies administer their own justice under local council rule, including severe punishments for domestic violence. The piece reflects on ritual norms, the authority of Gypsy leaders, and the clash with mainstream legal notions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Kuslee
Umyur
Cunuell
Red Faye
Esses Anu
Vlerin
Vonmell
Lorelveness
Pelea
Harvest Home Day Draws Many From Region
Representatives from several towns attended Harvest Home events at Sintpsan College led by Dean Bure roughs and George Godfrey. Rev. K. L. Neshit praised the day for Christian fellowship, music, and service, noting broad participation and warm impressions from both visitors and locals.
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Macedonia
Henderson
Emerson
Hastinex
Malvern
Silver City
Glenwood
Hed Oak
Dean Bureroughs
Sintpsan College
George Godfrey
Ames
K. EL. Neshit
Wis
Christ Jesus
Conan
Seventh grade reads across National Book Week
Strahan pupils return from a chickenpox outbreak except Joyce Thomas. David Angus remains ill. National Book Week posters arrive showing children's books and Thanksgiving scenes. Seventh grade Reading club elected officers Lynn Costello president Mildred Watts vice president Ellen Dolph secretary Una Mae Judah treasurer. Readiness includes readings by Ben Noelph and Mildred Watts with a Thanksgiving program featuring Una Mae Judah Lynn Costello JKenneth Grindle and others.
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Reading Club
Lynn Costello
Mildred Watts
Ellen Dolph
Una Mae Judah
Ben Noelph
Eten Whitehit
Jkenneth Grindle
Ladies Union Meets at Parsonage For Quilt Work
The Ladies Union gathered Wednesday afternoon at Mrs C B Guest s parsonage invited by Te use of the parsonage while working on a quilt for Mrs Willia Tye. Serving committee included Mrs Oscar Bellknap Mrs Opal Bates and Mrs Frank Johnson. The meeting opened with scripture and prayer by Rev Guest. Two new members Mrs Clarence Nagel and Mrs Lewis Conrad were added. Regular meeting set for December 4 with hostesses Mrs Harry Conrad Mrs Orville Well and Mrs Lewis Conrad. Refreshments served included chicken livers mashed potatoes gravy hot ro ash cherry pie and coffee.
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C. B. Guest
Willia Tye
Ladies' Union
Oscar Bellknap
Opal Bates
Frank Johnson
Guest
Harry McCollister
Clarence Nagel
Lewis Conrad
Port
Harry Conrad
Orville Well
Fifth and Sixth Grade Absences and Fractions Study
Betty Michelson and Viregll Garges were absent Monday. Fifth grade began fractions study and found them less hard than expected. Puritan boys and girls were in art last week.
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Betty Michelson
Viregll Garges
Thanksgiving Greeting From The Fourth Grade
Third and Fourth Grades report absences due to chicken pox for Merl Gurges Marie Watts Charlotte Combs and Roy Judah. New fourth grade member Robert Cox joins bringing total to 27. The class has planted wheat grains as part of health work and reads about a Thanksgiving turkey. Glen Rusleo is out with an infected foot. A new Thanksgiving scene appears in the sand table and the fourth grade held a spelling contest.
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Merl Gurges
Marie Watts
Charlotte Combs
Roy Judah
Malvern Ahents
Robert Cox
Krow
Glen Rusleo
School Inspector Visits. Local Play Draws Full House
High School State Inspector Griffin visited the school Friday. Former boys basketball coach Ossian and Mrs Ossian visited Epworth League Sunday evening. The junior class play was presented successfully last Tuesday before a capacity crowd with many standing. Participants required prompting from Miss McCoy who spent the weekend in Glenwood, Mr Reed in Indiana, and Miss Hardman in Imogene.
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Griffin
Ossian
Epworth
Home Ec Girls Work on Various Projects
The home economics class lists projects by student names including Erma Judah print dress Phyllis Michelson rayon slip Helen Grindle blouse Betty Jane Lovell apron Norma Me Collester dress Geraldine Shook knitting a sweater Joyce White hunt hand hemstitching pillow cases Esther Holliday crocheting pat holders Doreen Swain broad cloth pajamas Lois White print blouse with detachable collar Ruth Holliday cotton slip Amy Wolliday print blouse with detachable collar Evelyn Walling ford flannel pajamas The note says each girl makes what she needs and wants and the year has been very successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Judah
Phyllis Michelson
Helen Grindle
Betty Jane Lovell
Norma Me. Collester
Geraldine Shook
Joyce Whitehunt
Esther Holliday
Doreen Swain
Lois White
Ruth Flolliday
Amy Wolliday
Evelyn Wallingford
Walt
East Deer Creek Visitors and Birth Notice
East Deer Creek reports Mr and Mrs Lyle Bellwood and others visiting Shenandoah and Red Oak area Saturday and Sunday. A new daughter arrived at the Glenwood home of the Glyde Dunlap, and several families were noted as visiting relatives in nearby towns.
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Terry Sullivan
Shenandoah
Orville Bell
Donald Fleming
Donald's
Arenta
Andy Fleming
Hugo Seipold
Mra
Seibold
Ba Laughin
Zena Bass
Mayo Bass
Tahor
Chas. Ging
C.H. Amick
Henderson
Lyle Bellwood
Hugh McCain
Harry Dunlap
Onaha
Dick Smith
Red Qukr
Art Nims
Jullading
Marry Dunlap
Glenwood
Jances Parker
Jamily
Ryd Quk
Afra
Clyde Shook
Funlly
8. Meade
Qukrlind
John Parker
Glen Wellunbarger
France
Mr and
Ales
Tyte Hellwood
Kinney Family Reunion At Glenwood Dinner
The Kinney and related families gathered at Glenwood on Sunday November 24 for a reunion and dinner. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Dro Kinney and Janet of Forest City Mr and Mrs Finyd Rh oades of Elliott Ada Parker Virginia Robby and Bonnie Jean of Tahor Roy and Harry Kinney of Omaha. Mr Kinney has recently recovered and is able to be up and about again.
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Mero
PF Kinney
Dro
Mra
Peterest Kinney
Janet
Forest City
Finyd Rhoades
Elliott
Ada Parker
Virginia
Robby
Bonnie Jean
Tahor
Roy
Harry Kinney
Omaha
Mr. Kinney
New Cars Registered in Local Dealers Report
New cars have been registered since the last report to George Williams of Silver City and Mark Todd of Glenwood. The list includes a Standard Chevrolet coupe, an Oldemn bile touring sedan, an Oldemoahile coupe, and a Ford pickup associated with Tracks Guy Breeding in Matyern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Williams
Silver City
Mark Todd
Glenwood
J. C. Mickelwaite
Guy Breeding
Matyern
Ford Pickip
Marriage Licenses Issued in Mills County Details
Mills County records show marriages licensed in late November. W OH Wall, 2, and Gladys Turner, 21, Omaha. James M Wilson, 21, Omaha, and Mary Laws, 18, Crocker Mo. Bernard Askeay, 22, Eliott, and Dorothy Wagle, 18, Red Oak. Charles F Durkee, 46, Tabor, and Ruth Ann Veal, 26, Omaha. Miss Nell Bogart heads to California. Mrs Frank Wallace, Mrs Elsa Jones, and Mrs J Bussanmus host a Bridge luncheon for ladies.
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Mills County
W. Oh, Wall
Gladys Turner
Omaha
James M. Wilson
Mary Laws
Crocker
Bernard Askeay
Nell Bogart
California
Frank Wallace
Elsa Jones
Mra
J. €. Bussanmus
Uridge
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Eimeresary
M. Kellenbarger
Francia Parker
Harvey Douglas
Elmo Moore
F.gc
Kocherenerger
Edna Griffin
Cow
Wyeat Kellenbare Ber
Carrie McLatin
Vela
Avery
Amy Christian Rnieaver
Ton'elelk
Ward
Harald Cooper
Minnie Whistler
Jay Bell
Bayday
Mr. Norris
Alfred. Coaner
FL Utugly
Francis
Date Shelley Visied
W. M. Kellenbarger
Eee
Pearl
Harry Wilson
Orioles
Carson Cagers
Mroo
Forrest Achenbauehl
Tarlepe and
Barredt
Air
Vernon Viner
Meta Low
Jeran Deane
Arcin
Lefa Mahan
Ond
Velma
Jewell Mahan
Tiernew
Kennegh Hall
Macrell Achenbaueh
Sheland
Saturday Avenue
Aro
TW. Castor
Eleury
Schilling
Rath Eten
Corey Atckinton
Melvern
G. E. Brammeter
Twila Joan
Agnes Klose
M. G. Brammeter
Eierson
Nard
Mindy
Mrs. James
Paso Cre
Cometery
Thuseell
Edward
Ray Daubom
Tom Marcum
Clarence Johnson
Paul Falk
Clara ‘Trivety James
Neae Togene
Shu
OAKS
A.P. Frederickson
Sidney Hotel
Iowa
Sidney
Jean Newton
Cuonda
Harvest Home
News of the
Strahan Consolidated School
Joyce Thomas
David Angus
G. Wederqvist
Nordlerraft Club
Ita
Wederqvist
Guy Grindle
C. B
Shenton
Conned
Bluff
Church Board
E. Qd. Woederqvist
B.A. Pettigrew
Guy Crindle
Guy Jr
Harold
Edith Helfgehneider
McPaul
Grindle
Lee van Aurdle
Paul Kimsey
Kermit Hillyer
Mrs
Everett Gipe
Larry
Marvin Woodfill
Dorothy Nagel
Council Blu
Dorothy Margaret Angus
Home Ec
East Deer Creek
Kinneys
Burt Orpington Roosters
W. J. van Orsdet
Berkshire
Max Haney
Ft. Hyde
Tor Roll
Guy Parker
Fred Dickersbach
Mal Vern
Be.c
Wales
Schmoller & Mueller Piano Co
Council Bluffs
Tom Shaw
Collins Drug
F. J. Martin
Gorn
Frea
Pierce
Frea W. Pierce
Malvern Sale Pavilion
Andy J.berkhimer
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