April Jurors List F Ends April
A historical newspaper item lists jurors for April by name and locale including Adams Silver City Owen, Bacon Russell-Grenwand, Bowen G Hastinga, Barkola Rew Silver City, Bollean Addle Henderson and many others across Glenwood Malvern Pacific Junction Mineola Emerson and Corn Belt areas, with numerous residents from Silver City Glenwood Malvern and nearby towns. The fragment shows a roster of individuals tied to several towns, reflecting local civic duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farquhar
Fred-—Malvern
Fletcher
J. D
Malvern
Effie Graves
Goeheting
Ida—Glenwood
Haley
Winifred
Glenwood
Hunt
Claud—Glenwood
Hall
Edith
Harrison
Walter—Tabor
Hedgecock
M. C
Kimeamon
Kilpatrick
Chas
Kilne
Meachem
C. F
Meredith
W. M
Martin
Bea—tenderson
Norton
E. V
Senderson
Ooteshee
T. C
Pacific Junction
Pitseanberger
Richardson
F.—Pacific
Rist
John
Roenfeldt
F. F
Mineola
J. F
Smith
W. A
Emerson
Swartz
Mary
Silver City
Sorensen
Cornell Blults
Btrohl
Jennie
Milvern
Swain
C. E
Tucker
Addle
Widows
Ferne
Webb
Oscar—Emerson
Williams
Lydia
Woodftt
Strahan
White, Barny
Wolfe
Clifford
Thank Offering Program By Women Missionaries at Methodist
The Indies of the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society present their annual Thank Offering program at the Methodist church next Sunday evening April 16 at 7 30. All invited. The program includes hymn No. 243 responsive reading No 10 prayer by Mrs Austin a song The World Children for Jaste Little Light bearers dialogue Why Work for Missions The King’s Heralds solo Virginia Parker exercise Little Light Bearers music Ladies’ Quartet tokenized credits Mrs C F P Davis and Mrs Don Cunningham missionary message Rev Paul Hicks offertory music Standard Bearers Quartet hymn No 246 benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Indies
Tdnet
C. FP. Davis
Don Cunningham
Paul Hicks
A Farewell Party for Dorothy Loving
Miss Dorothy Loving was surprised at the A. O. Frink home on Tuesday evening March 29. Fifty friends gathered for a farewell party as she planned to move to Idaho with her parents after the visit. The evening featured a game of Progressive Rook and warm goodbyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Loving
A. 0
Frink
Notable Local Party Nor Events From The Leader’s Page
Louis Leu won a chocolate prize for top play and Lovie Krop received the Bondy prize. Refreshments included trait swund ice cream and two cakes as guests departed wishing Dorothy mood fortune in her new home. An error in last week’s Leader omitted Mrs Rebecca Howard’s name at Mrs A J Boston’s birthday party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Leu
Bondy
Lovie Krop
Dorothy Mood
A. J. Boston
the Leader
Rebecca Howard
Reed and Butts Wed in Malvern Home Ceremony
George Reed son of Mr and Mrs Allan Reed and Miss Eula Butts daughter of Mr and Mrs Will Batia were married Saturday April 2 at 4 30 pm in the home of Rev J E Wilkins with Rev Wilkins officiating They were joined by the groom s brother and wife Ben Reed and wife The couple plans to establish a home in Malvern and receive best wishes from many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattied
George Reed
Allan Reed
Eula Butts
Will Batia
J. E. Wilkins
Wilkins
Ben Reed
Malvern
Strahan Couple Weds In Red Oak Farm Wedding
Strahan neighbors report the marriage of Mine Hairmine Wilcoxy and Dean Le Roy Bradway on Wednesday at a Hastings Methodist parsonage. The couple, both praised as upstanding locals, will reside on a nearby farm northeast of Strahan after Bradway’s three years of farming there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strahan
Red Oak
Wroom
Nora Bradway
W. W. Wilcox
Strahaugh School
Red Oak Express
Wedainks
Hairmine Wilcoxy
Dean LeRoy Hradway
Hastings
Methodiat Parsonage
Rev. L. L. Wels
Perry Wilcox
Groom
Wins Trip to Dayton for Frigidaire and Delco-Light reps
Albert L. Hoydar, a local Frigidaire and Delco-Light dealer, qualifies for a Dayton trip to the General Motors subsidiaries annual sales convention. Over 1000 salesmen earned trips for 1926 sales. the event in Dayton, April 13-14, will feature entertainment and cash prizes. Bonus qualifiers from early 1927 exclude cash awards. Alfred P. Sloan and C. F. Kettering are among expected convention visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Albert L. Hoydar
Frigidaire
Delco-Light
Ohio
B. G. Bechler
Detco-Light
General Motors
Anil
Beven
Biechler
Alfred P. Sloan
C. F. Ke
Malvern School Notice on Mumps Exclusion Policy
Students with evidence of mumps or measles are to be excluded from school until clinical recovery. Minimum isolation of 14 days. Requires a physician's certificate of health before returning. Children returning to class after illness receive daily health inspections for two weeks but are not excluded. J. Rohrbaugh, Superintendent Malvern School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gohdol
J. Rohrbaugh
Malvern Behool
No Sale at Door Over Fragmented Book Deal
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a failed book agent interaction with unclear dialogue and titles mentioned. The unreadable text includes phrases about "The Famous Orators" and a pasted diorama or paste of hierions, leaving the exact event and participants undetermined.
Church Services and Notices from Hastings Correspondent
Sunday echo and morning worship at 11 o clock with Epworth League and 7 30 preaching. Great crowds and a Simpson Madrigal Club speciale last Sunday. Encouragement to attend Sunday school and prayer meeting Wednesday at seven thirty. Ladies Circle meets Thursday the 14th at the parsonage invites all Indies. Paul H Hicks pastor. Calvary Baptist: church notes include 10 o clock Sunday acout no preaching service B Y P U at 6 30. B T U officers elected last Sunday Nella Baird president Mabel Cox VP Gladys Quilland secretary treasurer. Crusaders met Monday at Mrs J E Wilson home. Presbyterian Ladies Social Union meets with Mrs C M Janes this afternoon. Sunday school 10 a m Christian Endeavor 6 30 Why is the Bible greatest book. Taureau comment on C E meeting. twenty five present. Hastings visitors plan to return with a Ford next time. Correspondent C BE at 6 36.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Simpson Madrigal Club
Cacal
Nella Baird
Mabel Cox
Gladys Quilland
Crusaders
Mra. J. E. Wilson
C.K
C. E
Taure Guése
Tve
Aod
Hastings
Court Notes On Divorce Petition And Estate Actions
Inez Andress seeks a divorce from Gilbert Andress claiming extreme cruelty after a 1925 marriage. She requests $600 alimony and $100 attorney fees, plus right to remarry next year. Separate items note executor Evan L. Markel selling estate property, bank claims allowed, and subrogation by local townships and school district against bank assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Andress
Gilbert Andress
Trocynor
Evan L. Markel
Silver Creek Township
Pleasant Valley
First National Bank of Malvern
W. R. Payne
Angus H. Mulholland
Firet National Bank of
Malvern
Utyok
Carl Boetmen
Leah Wilson
Hi. C. Davies
Perioy
Perkins girl gains high scholastic honor at OU
Mary Raines Van Griethuisen, daughter of former Perkins resident Mrs Mary Raines, now a junior at the University of Oklahoma, has been elected to Phi Eta Kappa with second highest standing among six juniors. Marian, a Perkins High School graduate of 1923, is among top scholars in arts and sciences. A separate note reports a rumor of Dean Clem’s accident near Cornell Bluffs, later corrected to identify Yean as the injured rider in a car collision with a truck, leaving the hospital unconscious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kins
Perkins Journal
Perkins
Oklahoma
Mary Raines
John van Griethuisen
Marion van Griethveen
School of Arts and Sciences
University of Oklahoma
Phi Heta Kappa
Marian
Perkins High School
Dean Clem
Cornell Bluffs
Steve Clem
Yean
Young Min
Market Action Reflects Cattle Trade Spark
Cool Follett returned Tuesday from Chieves with a shipment of cattle from his feed lots. Wiseat Ne topped the market for cattle of their weight selling for 45.54 per hundred, bringing in some money as the market opened slowly and improved when Arrick arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Follett
Chieves
Mme
Arrick
Wiseat
Fink
United States Civil Service Examinations Adverts
The United States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive examinations for Railway Postal Clerk. Applications must be on file in Washington D C by April 1 1927. Further information and blanks may be obtained from Mr D Bellin ter, Secretary, Civil Service Commission, Washington D C. Postal city: Council Bluffs, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unilea
Civil Service
Washington
D.C
Blanka
Bellinter
United States Civil Service Band
Couteell Blues
Towa
Local Notes and Shopper Items Mixed With Ads
Local brief mentions a seriously ill Winifred Brown daughter of Harry and Marie Brown due to measles complications. Clifford Wolfe returns to duties at Randerson store after measles. J M Steete injures an ankle at work and receives a cast from Mr Kline. Ads include Ladies hosiery and spring fashion items, and Ford vehicles including a new roadster and two Fordson tractors sold by Salyers Auto Company to Winslow and Alfred Hummel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Mrodes
Winifred Brown
Harry Brown
J. M. Steete
Mr. Kline
Rane Deyson
Ward Roberta
Federated Women Hold Meeting After Garden Club
Federated Women's group to meet in the club room next Tuesday April 12 at 4 99 o clock after the Garden Club session. Reports of finances and other business to be considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Clubs
Federated Women's Side
Entertains Sunday School Class at Hartist Church
Mr Iea Fritz hosted his Hartist church Sunday School class at his home last Wednesday. Members sang, held a business meeting with Fritz presiding, and elected Edith Grosse president Edna Johnson vice president Rheba Wederquist secretary and Ward Locksbill treasurer. The evening closed with games and ice cream wafers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iea Fritz
Hartist
Mr. Fritz
Edith Grosse
Edna Johnson
Rheba Wederquist
Ward Locksbill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mills County Court
Methorlist
Epitecopal Church
Paul H. Hicks
Baptist Charel
Toistian Church
United States Civil Service Examinations
Winslow
Alfred Hummel
Gracke
Ld's
Furniture F* Aaluen
Weste ‘Elvaqa
Sinpine
Suanalad
Dale Kline
Florist
Iowa
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