Local Malvern News Highlights Visits and Travel
Local Malvern notes visitors from Shenandoah, Randolph, and California. Family reunions in Osceola and Muscatine linked to J. L. Funk relatives. Dr Parsons and Mary Jones toured Des Moines for a medical meeting. Mrs Perry gave birth to a son named Jim William Alten in Shenandoah. A dress shop ad and a Davis Market promotion appear among the community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fry Tr
Columbia
Davis Market
Alice Bentley
BesseNand
Nelle Woods
Stetfe Shenandoah
Boon
C. A. Calkins
Mand Hospital
Viresi Perry
William Allen Perry
Rollie Wishard
California
E. J. Hasselquist
George Workman
L. O. Clarke
Randolph
Pierre
Virgil Perry
Shenandoah
Jim William Alten
Perry
Margaret Calkins
A. J. Berkhimer
Lew Berkhimer
Mary Dickerson
Bellflower
Cal
Osksloosa
J. L. Funk
Muscatine
Tulsa
Okla
Lovene
Harold Boehner
L. W. Boehner
Parsons
Des Moines
State Medical Society
Mary Jones
Alva Donner
Malvern Retary
Alvanero
Malvern
C. Oo. Nichols
Burton Dickerson
Bell- Bower
A J. Berkhimer
Denver
J. Wy Innes
Lutz
L. A. Talbote
Angers
Harry Clark
Fred Dickersbach
Willisea
John Waller
Texas Consumpion
Lone Star State
Rio Grande Valley
Charles Walker
Peaceville
Iowa City
Queen at Festival Visit by Ames Notables
Mrs. Charles Schubert and Joan of Ames visited Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Davis. A discussion on greyhounds notes the breed’s sight-based hunting, tracing ancient origins through Persian and Egyptian carvings. The piece praises the breed’s streamlined form, clean outline, and graceful athletic movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Schubert
Joan of Ames
O. E. Davis
Wesley Chapel Ladies Aid Meets at Lisle Home
Wesley Chapel community notes detail the April 19 Ladies Aid gathering at Mrs. Hartey Lisle's residence with antique glassware displays and a report of about 42 attendees including visitors from Malvern Meth Circle. Next meeting set for May 8 unless postponed due to illness.
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Ladies’ Aid
H. H. Lisle
Hartey Lisle
Toyo Smt Tre
Council Bluffs
Malvern Meth Circle
H. Washburn
Robbins
John Clark
Fragmented History Notes From an OCR Textile of Events
A garbled sketch lists events from 1565 to 1862 including a first Atlantic crossing by steamship, Bel Re Se election, Booth capture, 1815 Confederate surrender, first German gas usage, and a sewing machine patent to McKay. Names, dates, and places are inconsistently recorded, with many OCR errors.
Local Church Services and Union Activities Highlight Sunday
Multiple area churches announce Sunday schedules with services at First Baptist Presbyterian and St Johns Lutheran. Special music, sermons, and a Saxon Immigrant Centennial tribute mark morning and evening programs. Community church union events, youth gatherings, bible school, and a May 7 central district gathering are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Glenn W. South
Minister
St. Johns Lutheran Church
Malvern
O. E. Weiss
Christian Church Bible School
Union Young People's Meeting
C. A. Calkins
The
Methodist Church
Local Notes from Malvern May 3 1889 and 1914 events
Miss Alice Brothers visited Omaha to hear Booth and Barrett and spend Sunday with friends. ED M Whitfield bought J T Perdue’s residence. Perdue will move into Doc Jones’s former home. Frank Degenbart debuted a brass horn baritone. Malvern band played on Tennis Day. Arbor Day and school program drew large crowd with decorations of stars and stripes. The marriage of John H Beckwith and Doris Brower took place at their home in Malvern with Rev R Bruce West presiding. Groom a Green Bay Lumber Co manager and native Malvernite. Librarian project discussed at Riga school building as part of public library efforts.
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Alice Brothers
Omaba
Booth
Barrett
ED. M. Whitield
J. T. Perdue
Mr. Perdue
Doc Jones
Frank Degenbart
Opera House
Saprieiog
Wee
John H. Beckwith
Doris Brower
Malvern
Eget Mal Vern
Rome
Lincoln Avenue
R. Bruce West
Presbyterian Church
Hhe City
Malvern Bia
Green Bay Lumber Co
Unis Plees
Gery Rempett
Ayia
Thie Siday
Riga
Pabelic
Ubrary
Hebrary
Notice in Probate Mills County District Court
Notice in Probate in Mills County Iowa to whom it may concern an instrument purporting to be the last will and testament of George F Salyers deceased was presented opened read and filed in the office of the Clerk of the District Court on April 6 1939 and May 2 1939 at 9 o clock a m a day of the April term 1959 has been fixed as the time for proving said instrument
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
George F. Salyers
Iowa
District Court
Aaid Court
Strahan Home Economics Class Dinner Omission
A Strahan home economics class dinner for the board of education omitted one member's name in error. Taught by Mrs. Onal Green, the group includes Joyce Thomas Helen Whitehill Evelyn Nichols Virginia Maher Marian Gard Virginia Inman Corrine Fleming Ana Mae Judah Tharen Erickson Ann Edith Angus Ellen Dolph and Geral dine Maher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strahan
Board of Education
Onal Green
Joyce Thomas
Helen Whitehill
Evelyn Nichols
Virginia Maher
Marian Gard
Virginia Inman
Corrine Fleming
Ana Mae Judah
Tharen Erickson
Ann Edith Angus
Ellen Dolph
Geraldine Maher
Spectacles Repaired Fast At Low Prices
A local eyewear shop advertises quick repairs and new frames from 5 cents, offering pad replacements and temple duplications. Located at Boblnaos store along US Highway Nos. 34 and 8th, the business emphasizes relief from broken spectacles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beblesoe
Stare of Lowe
Boblnaos
UB. Highwaxe
Length and Reach of China's Yellow River
The Yellow River in China runs about 2500 miles with a basin of 600000 square miles hosting around 100000000 people. The river supports vast agricultural areas and substantial regional population distribution across its basin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellow River
China
We Would Charge More for German Goods in Our Time
The column reflects on price differences between the United States and Europe, noting familiar brands and items and arguing favoring American choices. It laments wartime costs and celebrates available stores and affordable goods, praising daily life.
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Friends
Kiros
Toehner
Jennie Workman
Ralph Henderson
Sidney
Mr. Henderson
Workman
Earle Stone
Andover
R. Hide
Gordon Stose
Hutchinson
Kan
Los Angeles Times
Persia
Egypt
Bernace Vander Linden
Pella
Wesley Chapel
Henderson Methodist
Henderson
Lavenne Mercer
Donald Parker
Allen Nesbitt
Billy Harbor
Wm. Lee
W. H. Meredith
Ella Pierson
Clinton Parker
Harry Paul
Ames
Ralph Adams
Keith
Milo Adams
Lamont
Roy Robbins
Shelton
Neb
Allensworth
Oakland
Floyd Yates
Nancy
John Wilson
Sharp
Bfadelle Pierson
Macedonia
Dorothy Seick
Walter
Indianola
All
Ferry
Ana
Malvern Auction Co
Glock Cattle
Sinsdy
Floyd Black
Tom Gidley
Mgrs
C. ¥. Webb
Ess
Atlantic
Bel- Re Se
John Wilkes Booth
Hm.s
Bourn
McKay
Ton
Henry D. White
Peter
Missionary Society
J. W. Innes
J. B. Lutz
Glenwood
Said
Ward Slothower
Walther League
C. E
C. EB
Methodist Episcopal Church
Protestant Methodist
Methodist Church South
Epworth League
Kansas City
Christian Church
Cenetral
Fred Newell
Floyd Wadsley
W. W. Mossberry
Galdte Grindla
Grindla
Chas
Gipe
Boston
Methodist Conference
Lenore McFarland
Lynaville
Frank Crouse
Chas. Wright
Clark Wright
Thurman
Ellis Grindle
Kenneth Grindle
Cecil Michelson
Pearl Taylor
Ralph Wilson
Frank Johnson
Herbert Johnsonu
Bhella
Edgar Walker
Pactie Junction
Frank Steele
Garden Club
Deer Creek
Opal Bayes
White Cloud Township
Chas. Gipe
Roy C. Vaughn
Kansas
Cleo Phillips
Hoy Bayes
Mr. Phillips
Guy Grindle Sr
Harold
Guy Gringle Jr
Mrs. Forney
Fred Hall
Harry Bayes
RED Oak Star Laundry Modern Cleaners
J. E. Randerson
Germany
Wendala
France
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