Malvern Class of 1925 First Reunion Highlights
Fifteen graduates and five guests attended the class of 1925 reunion at Red Oak's swimming pool park. Delmont McCausland was kept as class president and plans for the next reunion in August 1940 were set. The Waubonsie state park picnic followed Baptist Young People group activities and a year’s program was mapped at the business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Oak
Delmont McCausland
Waubonse
Baptist Church
Waubonsie State Park
Wyant Family Reunion Unites Many at Grand Island Neb
The Wyant family of George W. and Alice S. Wyant held a two day reunion September 2 and 3 at Grand Island Nebraska. Seventy one relatives including siblings spouses and grandchildren gathered at Shady Den tourist court and Palace cafe. Glen Wyant celebrated his birthday with a special cake as the group traveled from Massachusetts Ohio Illinois South Dakota Missouri Nebraska and Iowa to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W
Alice Schenck Wyant
Grand Island
Neb
Frank Goodwin
Shady den
Glen Wyant
Judith Ann Bell
Tabor
D. F. Wyant
Newman Grove
Maude Tutt
Des Moines
Alica Aistrope
Malvern
George W. Wyant
Gothenberg
Glen R. Wyant
Platte
M. D
Ruth Goodwin
Sidney
Massachusetts
Ohio
Tllinois
South Dakota
Missouri
Nebraska
Iowa
Wyant
Stroud and Thomas Families Hold Reunion
Site 35 members of the Stroud and Thomas families enjoyed a reunion Aug. 27 at the Robert Stroud home. A basket dinner and visiting were features of the day. It was also Mrs. Roxie Stroud's birthday. Attendees included A J Thomas and family, Mery Thomas and family, Hallie Pickering and family, Mabel Zagner and two daughters, all of Emerson, Hamilton Murray, W Stroud of Tabor, John Chibe thanen of Omaha, and Wembera of the Hobart Gireud family of Wal yore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stroud
Thomas
Robert Stroud
Roxie Stroud
Hove
A. J. Thomas
Merryt ‘Thomas
Hallie Pickuring
Mra
Mabel Zagner
Emerson
Hawilton
Murray
Mire
W. Stroud
Tabor
John Chibethanen
Omaha
Wembera
Hobart Gireud
Wal Yore
Hillsdale Karat Improvement Club meets at Davies home
Rural Improvement Club met at Mrs. Alice Davies home with about 40 members and visitors. The program led by Mrs. Lottie Van Orsdel featured a paper on Diaries of Our Grandmothers and a display of old glass and coverlets. Other notes include social gathering at Leonard Paxson home, teaching assignments, and various local visits and events through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rith Kelley
Somerset
Henry Rist
Mills County
Janice Hunt
Enrollment figures and football schedule for Glenwood high school
The article lists Glenwood high school enrollment by grade totaling 339 pupils with 290 in high school and 458 in grades. It notes a new coach and an inexperienced football team with a schedule including Sidney, Trattamouth, Shenandoah, Logan, Hamburg, Missouri Valley, Corning, Red Oak, Essex, and other games. It also reports Hastings public school enrollment across primary to high school and a temporary illness of principal H. W. Matzdorffn. Henderson shows a 10 pupil enrollment increase and notes forthcoming faculty details.
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Glenwood
Sidney
Trattamouth
Shenandoah
Logan
Hamburg
Missouri Valley
Corning
Red Oak
Essex
Hastings
Hastings Public School
H. W. Matzdorffn
Jennie Edmundson
Council Bluffs
Henderson
Local Visitors and Family News in Glenwood Area
Wayne Hilton visited Council Bluffs on Saturday. Mrs. Theree of Glenwood became housekeeper for the Wean Jackson home. Delpha Gilbert and others enjoyed a Wanbonsie park picnic Thursday. Carol Hammers will live with her mother and attend Glenwood School this year. Numerous Hilton family relatives from Malvern Chadron and Lincoln area visited the Walter Hilton home Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Culver and others visited Miss Lizate Marden in Tahor Sunday. Frank Buffington and son David returned from a three week western trip visiting Baht Ta., Portland and Cold Beach Oregon. They toured San Francisco Healder Dam Grand Canyon and Denver on the way home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Hilton
Council Bluffs
Theree
Glenwood
Wean Jackson
Delpha
Dorothy Gilbert
Maxine Sell
Annabel Alberts
Wanbonsie Park
Carol Hammers
Lester Anthony
Cecil Harris
Glenwood School
Bertha Hilton
Robert
Harry Hilton
Malvern
Misa Edith Hilton
Chadron
Neb
Ray Sawyers
Tincoln
Walter Hilton
A. H. Culver
Mary Sawyers
Randall
Margaret
Lizate Marden
Tahor
Frank Buffington
David
West
Baht
Tda
Portland
Ore
Mr. Ruffington
Collier Uuffington
Cold Beach
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Healder Dam
Grand Canyon
Denver
Enrollment figures and changes at Pacific Junction and surrounding towns
The report lists school staff including Rex J. Dory and Eleanor Padft with enrollment data for grades one through twelve at Pacific Junction, Silver City, Strahan and Strahan’s fareway change. It notes 163 students at Pacific Junction, 118 at Silver City, and assigns grade counts and last minute room changes due to staffing adjustments.
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Pactfic
Oilers Rally Beats Hastings 12 to 7 on Local Diamond
Hastings fell 12 to 7 as Bob Moore's Hastings team lost to the Oilers on Malvern's Heated diamond at the fairgrounds on Monday night. The local squad mounted an early lead before the Oilers surged ahead in the late innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Moore
Hastings
Oilera
Malvyern
Fair Grounds
Glenwood man returns to work after well accident
Martin Utemark of Glenwood, injured while digging a well on the Frank Kemp farm, called at The Lender office to report he is back at his trade. He had recently excavated on the Ernest Alberts farm west of town, hitting a strong water flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Utemark
Glenwood
Frank Kemp
Digeine
Ernest Alberts
Well Drowning Incident Reported In Creaky Waterway
An incident involving a person trapped in a well described as difficult to escape was reported. Rescue attempts occurred as authorities coordinated with local teams to prevent a drowning outcome. Further details on location name and individuals were not clearly provided in the fragment.
Fast Team Fails to Show Up Tuesday
The Utah state champion softball team with nationally famed pitcher Henry Crane failed to appear for a Tuesday night game against the Malvern Oilers. After waiting past 9 p.m., the Oilers refunded spectators. Earlier, Malvern won 9-7 at Plattsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Withix
Henry Crane
Malvern Oilers
Oilers
Malvern
Plattsmouth
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M. BE. Cirele
Toray
M. EE
W. A. Caldwell
Ues
Darione Davis
Dale Atkinson
Darlene Mavis
George Davin
Weterlon
Sydney Atkinson
Colling
Long
Congregational Church
Ruth Summers
Legise Bovey
Pilot Mound
Mr. Bovey
Delbert
Atkinson
Malvern High School
Collins High Celings
Walgreen Drug Store
Waterloo
Wilma Lincoln
Ray Lincoln
Darlene Davis
Misa Davis
Miss Davis
Walgreen
Birdie Shaul
Glenn Eacrett
Birdie Shoul Jhat
George Short
Gordon Jones
Logan Chambers
Bam Norton
Winifred Catking
Jeanne Caudell
Lenore Mansfield
Marty
Calkins
Lloyd Harman
Hurb Benton
Betty Barger
Ronald Honeyman
California
Ed Wearth
Pat Layton
Cal
Layton
Wearin
Babs Randerson
Charles Gates
Greensboro
Nanderson
Ascavenger
Hetty Baer
Dorothy Slothower
Beverly Hamilton
Helen Ann Stevesson
John Slothower
Phillip Hansen
Edel Knight
Billy Baer
Myrtle Simea
John Simes
Livingston Eentertains
G. T. Livingston
Walter Alstrone
J. O. Laird
Walker Glyes
L. D. Walker
Milady Beauty Shop
Lally PM
Pett
Lasik
Fhe UN
Collins
Hillsdale
Leonard Paxson
Betty Buffington
Wilson Gaylord
Albert Asmussen
Kenneth
Verne McMahill
Max
Alice Jane
Chicago
Paul McMahill
Clara DeLashmutt
Pacific Junction
Carol DeLashmutt
Carolyn
Fred Reasoner
Lea
Pippitt
Bill Fitzpatrick
William Fitzpatrick
Beeger
Fairmont Park
Prudence Buffington
Ed Gilbert
Glen Jackson
Roger
Byron Dashner
Randolph
New Coats
Betty Rose
the Tennant Shop
Rex J. Dory
Gene Branson
Eleanor Padft
Lincoln
Mrs. Dory
Fanny Chase
Margaret Huston
Maxine Ricketts
Evelyn Wilson
Strahan
Te Hirh School
Hepiuners
Doris Stafford
Wilma Bradley
Miss Stafford
Helen
Princess
Jerseys
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