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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1940

Page

8

Emerson Social Notices and Community Ties Chronicle

Emerson items list students bound for colleges including Kathleen Cheney Eleanor Cheney Max Whisler at Parsons Fairfield Mary Lewise Taylor Simpson Indianola and James Douglas to Iowa State Ames. staff changes and local moves plus visits, gatherings, and society events reflecting town life and personal milestones.

Kathleen Eleanor Cheney Max Whisler Parsons Fairfield Mary Lewise Taylor Bimpson Indianola Bob Hogzelt Dana Blair, Neb Hadley Parker James Douglas Iowa State Ames Bob Evans Drake den Maines Russell Evans University of Colorado At Boulder Korligs Jordan Red Oak Gilbert Carlson Maryville Irene Cole Earlham Channing McFadon Minneapolis

Services Held for Harry Heuer in Red Oak

Funeral services took place Monday at Perry Man Funeral Home Red Oak for Harry P Heuer 61 who died by suicide at his home two miles east of town. His wife Lera and son Lansing visited son Eldon in hospital, with coroner reporting long term illness. Heuer born May 65 1889 in West township, married to Lera Feb 22 1911. He served as township trustee since 1924 and on Hawthorne church board. service led by Rev W J Weber. Burial in Red Oak cemetery.

Perryman Funeral Home Red Oak Harry P. Hewer Clarence Hosare Ed Confer Frank Lindner Leonard Peterson H. A. Bass M. B. Harris Russell Stephenson Jr Ed Giles R. V. Stephensonard Ray Cozad Lloyd Andrews Clarence Hossle Russell Carmichael Red Oak Cemetery

Armistice Signed In Parlor Car At Compiegne

The armistice ending the World War was signed in a parlor car of Marshal Foch's headquarters train on a railway line through the forest of Compiegne near Senlis about 25 miles north of Paris.

Marshal Foch Forest Compiegne Senlis Paris

Birthday dinner honors local champions and families

A family dinner at the home of Dewey and Walter Rishon celebrated birth day anniversaries with many relatives from Omaha Oakland Coburg and Red Oak. Community notes include a Red Oak Ladies Aid picnic last Wednesday reminders for September 11 and visits from Way side Kan Emerson and Nebraska friends.

Dewey Walter Rishon Rostes Omaha Viret Tdddell Oakland Carl Anderson Tom Kirby Coburg M. EF. Berriman Myr Boyd Bishop GC. W. Bishop and Family A. H. Hatfield Sam Lee Davin Red Oak Ladies’ Aid Frank Sawyers

East Liberty Picnic Honor for Mrs Hunt at Henderson

East Liberty residents attended a picnic supper at the Clarence Hunt home near Henderson in honor of Mrs Hunt’s upcoming birthday. Fern Maddocks, home from Edmundson Hospital, joined the group with other local families and friends.

Hunt Home W. H. Maddocka Joe Mayberry Clarence Hunt Home Henderson

Mayberrys Visit Optometrist and Local Gatherings

Mr and Mrs J R Mayberry and elder Mrs J A Mayberry visited an optometrist in Council Bluffs Thursday. M M Nelson and Ethel were supper guests Sunday at Cilford Jones home south of Malvern. Betty Barger of Omaha and Francesa Van Horn of Cornell Bluffs vacationed with Clyde Hearger family. Ralph Shaw and daughter Laulra visited Sam Shaw home with Clarence Shannon of Mavure Head. The Templetons and family toured Persia and Gileland home. W H Maddocks and Ralph spent Sunday afternoon in Silver City with Harry Maddocks.

Misa Beatlee Winchester W. H. Schick A. J. Thomas Davia Rooma Bert Combs Frank Wilson Red Oak Glen Bnodgrass Friendship Club Ruel Schick Aileen Graham Wales Marylin Jean Jones Ed Seer Berkley Peterson Blair, Neb Clarence Hogzett Jab H. C. Hicks H. C. Hanley Breele City Neb Jeannette Shook Fred Joy Glendale Ariz Clarance Barns Mary Crawford Ada Ferguson Cedar Rapids R. C. Smith Galesburg Frances Dalton Liberty J. M. Kodel Oak Park Kodel John Carson Marion Knott Layvonne Knott Elaine Soper Neola R. L. Grayson Miles Knott Gertrude Lang Alice Irene Pierson J. B. Waymire Underwood Horn Hugh Masterson Iowa City Nancy Mae Chas. Greenwood Karen Kay Beverly Gwen Osceata Russell Ellis Glenwood J. L. Evang Russell Washington, D. C Niagara Falls N. Y New York City Claude Moore Kenneth Williams Henderson Harry Pelser Wilbur Andrews J. W. Kenney St. Louie Amos Smith Harvie Douglas N. Spicer Red L. E. Ripley J. B. Gibaon Shenandoah Mary Driver Des Moines Homer Good and Mark Flick Manhattan Kan Chas. Ford Grace Crawford Mary Milton Stephens Junior Hascall Charles Lakin Lester Fredell Stanton Frank Porter Calvin Shapcott Robert Carlson Wahoo Linsey Coons Macedonia Clara McDowell Helen Hascall Vincent Hascall Valley Luther Peters Ralph Good Ward Thrapp Merle Hevern Paul Warren Smith St. Louis 4. F. Smith Harold Hossle Ansil Brigg Jones Elbridge Bhook Bundey Chautauqua Park Darnell Rice Rena Rice Banford Tex Visi Orel Gillen Chas. Crouse Caroline Rhoads Minnie Whinsler F. M. Redmen C. W. Hatfield Bill Connell Council Bluffe Fritz Sildd Eva Good Homer Connell Mis Esther Obme Omaha F. D. Boodgrasa Euphie Salmons Iva Patterson California William Owens Park Charles Ronk Milo Schick Hepburn Vir Gu Rank Marion Coons Lorimer George Dey Utica Mra Walter Clttes Otis Butcher Deys Clites Junior Burge Nathan Butcher L. J. Cronwall Lee Williams Cronwall A. J. Davis Davis Mercy Hospital Council Bluffs Vernon Crouse Hastings H. C. Knight Frank Ogievie Corning Ray Pilgrim Fairfield Pilgrim Harry Maloney Mr. Maloney J. 8. Walker Detroit Mich Misa Deunie Bell Chariton Ralph Miller West Roscoe Greenwood Familly Dew Moines Red Oak Chautauqua Park W. H. Gillen R.L. Grayson Kathryn Ann Emergon Marlon Knott Lauvonne Knott Elaine Spaar R. H. Breese Roy Kirby Chas, Bowman Sam Shaw Oakland Nels Olene Wil Lutz Marlin Richardson Ottumwa Evelyn Lutz Roy Proctor Donald Brocker Doris Weak Malvarn Ethel Nelson J. R. Mayberry and J. A. Mayberry Council Bluffa M. Nelson Ethel Cilford Jones Malvern Betty Barger Francesa van Horn Cornell Bluffs Clyde Hearger Ralph Shaw Laulra Blencoe Clarence Shannon Mavurehead Vilafiora Clark ‘Lempleton Bobby Kenneth Darwin Lyle Richard Carole Darrel Persia Gileland Mre W. H. Maddocks Ralph Silver City Harry Maddocks

First Concrete House Built In Wisconsin 1844

Joseph Goodrich, a Wisconsin pioneer, hauled cement by wagon from New York to Milton to construct the first architectural concrete building in the United States. Originally a home, it later served as a hotel, warehouse, and printing plant. The cement was imported from Europe as no U.S. production existed until 1872 in Pennsylvania.

Joseph Goodrich New York Milton House Milton Wis United States Europe Pennsylvania

Monkeys Use Tails to Catch Crabs Along Malay Shores

In Malay colonies, monkeys reach into crab holes with their tails as crabs withdraw. While fishermen fish, the monkeys maneuver tails to lure crabs to the surface. When the crabs emerge, the monkeys strike and seize their prey.

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Rae Emerson Woman's Society of Christian Service Methodist Church M. BD. Lang M. W. Taylor Mary B. Gibson D. A. Edle E. R. Birdsall Clarence Barns Harold Sowers Rollin Bass Rollin Bass, Secretary of Students’ Work Everett Whisler Girls’ Work Chas. Carson Iterature Elmer Bass Sota Ieee Claude Barns Vernon Johnson Emerson Chapter No C. E Harry Heuer Farmer Town Hall John Parker Roy Plannagan Dubuque Parker Emerson Unit G. W. Carlson F. D. Snodgrass the Missionary Society Grayson Ira Hayes Robert Johnson Jr Migs Sarah Johnson Murray Clara McDowall RT ‘Jenkins J. C. Bell Wayside Harold Cooper Bertha Kellenbarger Ward Cooper Madeline Dale Shelley Eugene Click Harry Heller Floyd Northrup Lewis Lowell Kinnison Leo Summers Hdegar Stevenson Shirley Marie Summers J. &. Summers Nebraska J. F. Brielley Frank Sawyera A. H. Culver W. F. Andrews Mary Sawyera Everett Sawyers Lizzie Madden Tabor East Liberty Gearhart Lumber J. U. Parsons K. E. Hoover Chev Tudor Pontiac Tudors Salyers Auto Company Malvera
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