Local Malvern News Highlights Six Weeks of Travel and Visits
Local items report Mr and Mrs EM ben Elten departing for Chicago to visit relatives and study for two weeks, plus visits by Dallas Cristelffet Shenandoah and others nearby. The column notes births, vacations, harvest work, shop ads, and several Malvern residents traveling to Iowa and New York areas, with social calls at homes and a weekend fair.
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EM. Ben
Chicago
Funeral notices and social visits across Mills County
Community notes record funerals and visits: Mitte Doria Fickel attends a friend’s funeral in Cowell Blaite. M T Davia travels from Grant Nebraska for his daughter-in-law Mrs Thormae M Davis’s death, returning to harvest. Local residents Mrs C O Nichols promotes Nelly Don dresses. Visitors from Emerson, Randolph, Omaha, and Council Bluffs are mentioned along with a bicycle accident injury to Delmont McCausland Jr. and upcoming fair activities and market plans by Aaron Lewis of the Leader department store.
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M. T. Davia
Grant
Nebr
Thormae M. Davis
Thomnes
Clyde Bacon
Little Gon
Emerson
George Hilton
May
Edith
Randolph
Clark Hilton
Roxie Jefferson
Omata
W. A. Barkus
Miss Jefferson
Blag Gag People
Omaha
W. D. Kayton
M. E. Johnson
Macedonia
Milla County
J. O. Kaird
Roth
Red Oak
Walter
Shepard
J. E. Randerson
Babs
West
Dakotas
Sherdan
Yellowstone Park
Gardner
R. R. Freeman
Aon
Raymond
Jackson
Tennessee
Iowa
Seaton
Delmont McCausland, Jr
Aaron Lewis
Leader Department
St. Louie
D. Aistrope
Margaret Selman
F. A. Mulholland
Gates Visit Malvern From Florida
Mr and Mrs C H Gates arrived Friday morning from Florida for a ten day visit with their family in Malvern and their daughter Babe who stays with the Randervons.
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C. H. Gates
Randervons
Malvern Loses to Fort Crook Nine in Interstate League loss
Fort Crook defeated Malvern 6 to 4 in an Interstate League game. Fort Crook scored in the fourth and seventh innings plus two more in the ninth to secure the win. Malvern rallied in the ninth with a three-base hit by McClary driving in Huntsman, but could not tie the score. Batteries were Castle, White, Harvey, Conyer for Fort Crook and McCord, Gradeville for Malvern. Malvern will play Julian Hudson Essex of Omaha next Sunday in the league series.
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Fort Crook
Malvett
Anth
Malvern
McClary
Hunts- Man
Chastle
White
Harvey
Conyer
McCord
Gradeville
Julian Hudson-Essex
Omaha
Otto P Lemp Relative of German Composer
Otto P Lemp born in St Louis on September 26 1864 died July 27 1928 in Malvern Iowa at his daughter s home Mrs A P Kilmartin He married Anna Barbara Bauer in St Louis and was a musician of exceptional ability A blood relative of Johann Trauen the German composer his life ended after strokes He was orphaned at nine months raised by grandparents Two survived sons in law A P Kilmartin and William Warner Funeral held August 1 at Zlagentela Brothers chapel St Louis burial in New Marcus cemetery Services led by Rev Alberswerth Two tenor solos were sung by Mgr Keasler King a nephew A large turnout showed his esteem in the community where he lived before moving to Malvern nine years ago
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Otto P. Lemp
St. Louis
A. P. Kilmartin
Malvern
Iowa
Anna Barbara Bauer
Johann §Trauen
Margaret Berkhimer Hosts House Party Honoring Newcomers
Miss Margaret Berkhimer entertained a group of young people at her home Friday evening honoring Hela and Donald Relves who recently moved here from Minnesota with their parents, Mr. and Mia. Frank Raines. Indoor games and novelties provided entertainment and refreshments were served. Attendees included Helen Ireland, Minnie Hall, Hasel Cox, Bernice Candeli, Hazel Landis, Dorothy Durbin, Donald Rigs Glos, and James Benton.
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Margaret Berkhimer
Hela
Donald Relves
Hays
Minnesota
Mia
Frank Raines
Helen Ireland
Minnie Hall
Hasel Cox
Bernice Candeli
Hazel Landis
Dorothy Durbin
Donald Rigs Glos
James Benton
Card of Thanks for Thos. Davis Her. Father and Mother Brothers
Card of Thanks expresses appreciation to friends for sympathy and acts of kindness during illness and death of Thos. Davis. Family members, including father, mother, and brothers, acknowledge support received.
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Davis Her
Aug Blaters
Death of Dorothy Margeral Batty in Omaha Rabies Case
Dorothy Margeral Batty died August 1 at St Joseph Hospital Omaha after rabies symptoms from a dachshund bite on the cheek. Pasteur treatment failed. Batty is identified as the daughter of Mrs Circle Barger and widow of Weid Ste, BL. Her death follows a fatal bite incident linked to a dachshund owned by unknown parties.
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St. Joseph
Oirehs
Futher
Omaia
Pasteur
Horothy Wat
Daweiler
Weaid
Ste
Sirity
Omaha
Roth Reynold
Circle Barger
Bateet Abd Datehtet
Batty
Wits
Barger
Hewes
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