Malvern Opens School Year With Preparations Complete
Malvern schools open next Monday September 7 with improvements to buildings and grounds and a largely unchanged faculty led by Mike Lillian Lerum. Enrollment will rise this week, and the first day aims for full attendance as the Publicity Committee announces the start of another banner year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Mike Lillian Lerum
Edythe Smith
Mra
W. W. Stephenson
Mae Churchill Ltd
Mina Viola Mulholland
Mildred Church
Milas Fern Wilson
Mies Esther Pagenhart
Bentor High School
Lilian Letum
Misa Nellie Jones
Misa Halen Ashe
Miga Edith Chantry
Misa Norma Rogers
New Man at Mansfield Wig Stalten joins local store
A cousin of Mr Mansfield, Wig Stalten takes a position with Ris Mansfield in the furniture store at Malvera. With several years in the furniture business, he is expected to be a valuable assistant at the big store. He is described as pleasant and agreeable to meet as the community welcomes him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wig Stalten
Ris Mansfield
Mansfield
Malvera
Misa Black Hosts Legion Auxiliary Gathering
On Tuesday afternoon at 4 Kensington Miss Misa Marion Black entertained the American Legion Auxiliary Unit at her Douglas street home. The program carried a patriotic tone, followed by an elaborate four course luncheon for about thirty guests. The Legion and Auxiliary expressed gratitude for the hospitality and noted continued cooperation from the Black family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Marion Black
Kensington
American Legion Auxiliary
Douglas Street
Miss Black
Legion and Auxiliary
Chas. Black
Morford Letter From Brush Colorado On Crops And Proofs
F M Morford writes from Brush Colorado recalling a Malvern visit. He notes rain improved wheat yields from 10 to 40 bushels per acre, oats 60 to 103, barley 93, rye 30, beets and beans strong, spuds 300 to 400 per acre. A 40 acre field sold for 17000 and a half of another 40 acre lot was offered at 6000. He invites printing and says some may doubt but they will come to see.
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F. M. Morford
Malvern
Mills County
Brush
Colo
Mr. Wortman
Union
Malvern Auxiliary Meeting Hosted at Patsy Kilmartin Home
The American Legion Auxiliary of Malvern held a Friday afternoon meeting at Mrs. Patsy Kilmartin’s home on August 28 with good attendance. Visitors from nearby units plus speaker Mrs. Kilmartin’s organizer wife of Lt. John Kilmartin shared insights while three new members joined, including Mrs. Chamberlain, Mrs. Thomas, and Mrs. Tunison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Auxiliary
Malvern
Patsy Kilmartin
American Legion Auxiliary
Unita
Omaha
Legion
John Kilmartin
Patsy
Camp Pike
Ark
Mesdames K
BE. Evans
H. F. Oglevie
Lowell Patrick
O. K. Thompson
Vernon Johnson
Malvern Chautauqua Closes After Mixed Week
Malvern's annual Chautauqua ended Sunday with Dr. Ira P. Berry delivering a strong lecture on America and its educational system. The Poor Concert Company had to cancel, but Berry filled the program. The week featured "The Gorilla," Helen Ladd Concert Company, Fleurnoy Instrumental quartet, and Travers Company with generally small crowds.
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Malvern
Chautauqua
Ira P. Berry
Doctor Berry
America
Molly
Helen Ladd Concert Company
Fleurnoy Instrumental Quartet
Travers
Birthday Picnic Honors Mrs Amos Paul Lin and Ed Wolfe
A birthday picnic on the Paullin lawn last Thursday evening honored Mrs. Amos Paul Lin and Ed Wolfe. Guests included Mr and Mrs Alva Antrim, Mr and Mrs Verne McCord and children, Mr and Mrs W M Hiett and Louise, Mr and Mrs J N Summers and children, Mr and Mrs Harry Stone, Mr and Mrs Ed Wolfe and children. Attendees reported good eats and an enjoyable time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Paullin
Ed Wolfe
Paullin
Alva Antrim
Verne McCord
W. M. Hiett
Louise
J. N. Summers
Harry Stone
Malvern To Dedicate Liberty Memorial Building Next Tuesday
Malvern officials announce a dedication program for the new Liberty Memorial community building next Tuesday. The 1:30 p.m. ceremony, led by the American Legion Harry Hammone post, features Ben Webster as principal speaker and a public invitation with no admission charge. A 4 p.m. initiation of the Forty and Eight follows, then a 6:39 p.m. banquet by the U.S. Auxiliary and Civic Improvement Club in the basement dining room. Tickets range from 50 cents to $1, proceeds support the building fund.
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Sepember
Malvern
Liberty Memorial
American Legion
Harry Hammone
Ben Webster
American Leelin
Town
U. S. Auxiliary
Civic Improvement Club
Picnic and Watermelon Feed at Geo Hymes Place
A Sunday group picnicked at Geo Hymes place near Pacific Junction with Hymes providing the watermelons. He reports good luck with his melons this year and there were about three hundred ears of corn at the gathering.
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Geo. Hymes Place
Pacific Junction
Mr. Hymes
Fragmentary Social Notice Lists Local Guests
Incomplete OCR lists numerous guests and couples including Mr and Mrs Warren, Mr and Mrs Seeger, Mr and Mrs Cunningham and others at a gathering. Names and relationships are partially garbled but indicate a social function with attendees from Auburn Nebr and nearby areas.
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Phen Bunciy
Eobie Pas Mebens
Brett Buckingham
Hume
Auburn
Nebr
Reethithsween
Party for Miss Doris Fryer in Fairfield visit
Miss Wakneeta Alstrope hosted a Thursday afternoon party in honor of Doris Preyer of Fairfield visiting the Lairds. The group heard a radio announcement midafternoon and enjoyed games and photo-making. Refreshments ended a pleasant gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakneeta Alstrope
Doris Preyer
Fairfield
Lan
Rannes
Forty and Eight to Stage Public Parade at Liberty Memorial
Malvern Legionaires plan a Tuesday ceremony at the Liberty Memorial dedication, featuring a public initiation and parade by the Forty and Eight. The rite, described from La Societe, includes roles like Chef de Gare and Prisons, with a wrecking crew conducting the initiation for new members and the gathering crowd.
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Malvern Legion Sires
Liberty Memorial
Legion Aliea
the Forty
Efect
la Societe
Tles
Garde de la Porte
Captain Racket Play Raises Funds At Memorial Building
A benefit performance titled Captain Racket will be staged at the Memorial Building Tuesday evening. Proceeds go to the furniture fund for the new building as cast includes Captain Robert Racket and a lineup of characters with a three act farce style plot set around a Hudson Valley country home and a comic muddle.
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Memorial Building
Dave Barnet
Clenwoul
Thin Reddy
Vale Anias
Ning
Bynopais
Tim
Hudson
New York
Robert Racket
National Guard
Donald Laird
Obadiah Dawson
Japan
E. Mulholland
Timothy Tolman
Loren Aistrope
Mr. Dalroy
Birthday celebration for Charles Shay near Laurel
Former Iowans Roscoe and L. R. Shay attended a third birthday party for Charles Shay held Friday in the rove south of Laurel. Guests included family from Laurel and Sibely, with News of wheat crop yields shared by W. W. Shoop during a Ranch trip west of Laurel stating irrigated wheat averaged 39 bushels per acre graded No 1 dark northern with dockage none and sold at $1.58.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Shay
Roscoe Shay
Laurel
Sibealy
W. W. Shoop
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Fh. AR
Hie
Misa Black
Attefidance
Oakland
Doris Fryer
Voyageurs Militaire
Racket
Mar
Mra. Tolman
Timothy
M. L. Histt
Katy
Lona Paultin
the Malvern High School
Iowa
THE
Malvern Board OF Education
J. W. McEnulty
Lillian Lerum
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