Home Happenings in Malvern and Surrounding Towns
Local notes from Malvern and nearby towns list visitors and residents, with numerous names returning from fairs, trains, and visits. Many entries mention Miss Gladys Green, Miss Maud Ramsey, Miss Lillian Cunningham, and others visiting Malvern, Hastings, Tabor, and Silver City during the week as well as attendees at the Malvern fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higgine Bros
Floyd Owens
Hastings
John Hallam
Tabor
Malvern
Gladys Green
Maud Ramsey
Milton Yockey
Council Bluffs
Charles Lutz
Will Barnes
Dana White
Plorence Sandiland
Georgia van Kirk
Silver ‘City
T.R. Potts
Atlantic
Herman Bishop
Strahan
Jennie Hartley
Burdington
Arigit
Guy Parker
Clara, Kochenderfer
Silver City
Willie Dalton
Charles Douglass
Margaret Aistrope
J. E. Thompson
Euelle
Evans
Desda
Josephine
Frank
Willie Kilpatrick
Bertha Hull
Randolph
Samuel Hallam
Virginia Johnson
Glenwood
Howard Ames
Cres Dunnagan
Balfour
Fern Boyd
Flossie Acorn
Sadie Green
Ethel Pike
FOR YOUR HEALTH S SAKE Kicker Helps Improve Public Ventilation
A letter argues that persistent complaints about bad air in theaters churches and streetcars lead to better ventilation and benefit hundreds of patrons. It praises active patrons who demand air quality protections and notes the public good from such activism.
Baptist S S Picnic by the River Verse
A nostalgic poem recalls a Baptist Sunday School picnic by the river with lilies and singing. Lads and lasses entertain, a plentiful dinner delights all, and a doctor is brought along to keep everyone well. The verse notes lasting happiness and hopes for future gatherings in a traditional community scene.
Seegers in Alaska Trip Details From City of Seattle Voyage
Postcard from H. W. Seeger and wife describes July 24 to 27 journey from Seattle to Skaguay via Prince Rupert and stops at Prince Rupert B C Saskatoon Wrangle Petersburg Douglas Juneau Treadwell Mine Haines Skaguay White Pass and Yukon railway to Summitt return planned in 11 or 12 days covering about 2100 miles. They note 300 foot glaciers and Inside Passage scenery and plan home via Canadian Pacific. They expect to escape current heat here and wish for a brief visit this week.
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H. W. Seeger
Alaska
Seattle
Prince Rupert
Skaguay
B.C
Saskatchewan
Wrangle
Petersburg
Douglas
Juneau
Treadwell Gold Mine
Haines
White Pass
Yukon
Summitt
Hera
Death of Harry Angus child of Mrs Angus
Harry Angus died early Sunday morning August 8 after a brief illness of cholera infantum. He had been up the day before and was bright and lovable, beloved by his grandparents and all who knew him. The Angus family has suffered recent losses including Wayne on April 17, 1908 and the husband and father on May 3, with another son dying soon after. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at the Angus home conducted by Rev J E Wilkins of the Baptist church.
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Harry Knee al Angus
Wm. A. Angus
J. E. Wilkins
The
Baptist Church
Sunday Church Services and Union Meetings Schedule
Among the churches Sabbath school at 0:45, preaching at 11:00, union service at 8:00 PM at the Baptist church. Church of Christ Rev. Walter Bailor to preach next Sunday at both services. Bible school at usual hours. Methodist Church Sunday school 10:00 AM preaching 11:00 AM Epworth League 7:00 PM union services at Baptist church.
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The
Baptist Church
Church OF Christ
Walter Bailor
Christian Church
Epworth
Mills County Men Lose Elevator by Fire
A Marshalltown fire destroyed the Swisher Lung elevator with its contents, causing an estimated loss of 810,000 while only 7,000 is insured. The elevator belonged to A. D. Swisher and Ed Lang, Mills County men formerly of Hastings. They expect to rebuild at once.
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Marshalltown
A. D. Swisher
Ed Lang
Mills County
Hastings
Malvarn Iowa Council Proceedings August 9 1909
Malvern Iowa August 9 1909 town council met in regular session with Bushnell Swanson Churchill Higgins present. Bills audited by finance committee include J H Nelson I J Humphrey J E Knight Ray Jones Oscar Brown John Cozed J M Miller Alvin Bingaman B F Bellwood H R Landis J H Shere Jas Miller Wortz Bushnell Malvern Jat and Power Co street lights July and deputy marshal night watch July. Total 471 80. Motion to approve bills and adjourn.
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Malvarn
Iowa
Bushnell
Swanson
Churchill
Higgins
J. H. Nelsen
I. J. Humphrey
J. E. Knight
Ray Jones
Weesel
Oscar Brown
John Cozed
J. M. Miller
Veneeesenedanee
Alvin Bingaman
Csereccsuseeteceeetees
B. F. Bellwood
H.R. Landis
J. H. Shere
Jas
Miller
Wortz & Bushnell
Malvern Jat. and Power Co
J. W. Jones
Lost and for sale notes from the fairground ads
A collage of small ads and notices from a fair page. Items include lost items a red billbook and a gold locket marked W.R.C. with rewards. sales pitches for fresh fruit jars and china. a veterinary surgeon advert. and farming needs such as a driving horse and pasture stock. Several vendors named Deardorff and Higgins Bruder may appear with prices and stand locations at the fair.
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W.R.C
Deurdorff
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Lillian Cunningham
Michel
New Hartford
Vermont
Mre T
Fred W. Hill
Hamburg
Gluley
Gil
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Lloyd Black
Dunavant
Kansas
L. C. Black
Kansas City
Northwestern
Charles Haynie
Haynie
Pacific Junction
J. B. Mears
Mayecutt
Sandoval
Ill
G. O. Anson
Tley
Blanchard
L. Ft. Genung of
Katherine Barbour
Alice and
Nellie Dalton
David Cary
Henderson
Charles
Belva Dalton
Tambor
Charles Ervin
Plattsmouth
Clark Gilbert
Oran Wadams
Qaksa
Dak
Elmer Johnson
W. F. Donner
Shenandoah
Lillian Goode
Elsie Anderson
Malvern Friends
J. H Reynolds
Minnie
Nevada
Mary
Eleanor Eacrett
Joe Donner
Wayne
Nebr
Jobo Meeks
Jassie Burns
Fort Scott
J. R. Graves
Kenneth
W.E. Burks
Surprise
Hot Springs
Rapid City
Spearfish
S. Dak
Robert Kilpatrick
May Whitney Farnham
Port Kent
T. J. Knopp
Lottie Deardorff
Malvern National Bank
Grace Stavesson
R. A. Wills
Salt Lake City
John
Ogden
West
Moore
Maurice
Wyant & Gowdy of
Byers
J. OC
Worstall
Iywas
C. Brackney
Dr. Campball
Omaha
James Weaver
Roy Robbins
Clarinda
Ruth Pace
van Buskirk
Walter Aistrope
M. Follett
Gertrude
Starbuck
Clara Brown
W. BR. Brewster
Des Moines
Otto Burrus
St. Joseph
S. Burrus
P. D. H. Burnham
Inis
Old Mills County
D.E. Whitfield
Cheyenne County
Thas
Alex Moore
M. &. Corbin
BR. W. Criswell
Chas. W. Salyers
Colorado Springs
Colorado
T. J. Moses
A. Swisher
Mr. Clitea
Emerson
J. O. Hamaker
Woodbine
James Smith
Hamaker
John F. Summers
Onawa
J.W. Nims
Grace
Nims
Oakland
Frank L. Wiles
Andrews
H. M. Case
Summers Seed House
J. C. Bragonler
A. King
Grenwood
Emma Watson
Villisca
Rose
Nebraska
Robert Ranne
Laura Ranne
A. Ring
Black Hills
A. E. Kiser
Audubon
Frank Summers
Danville
Burlington
Lloyd Galloway
W. L. Summers
W.L. Summers
Chicago
Carl Cook
Green Bay Lumber Company
O. W. Plunkett
Fannie Larson
Frank van Doren
Pittsburg
Penn
Win
van Doren
Matt Higgins
Las Animas
Colo
M. J. Higgins
Philadelphia
Shea
Edith Barker
Indianola
Jank Robbins
Town
Allan Chantry
Boston
A. J. Chantry
Sam's Pratt
Will Pratt
Washington, D. C
Will Fisher
J. B. Fickel
June
Ward
G. B. Fickel
Wesley Chapel
Alta
Nellie Boyer
Mabel Davis
8. A. Campbell
D. H. Moses
Blanche
Bancroft
DP. J. Plumb
Canter Township
Wm. Emerick
Oronha
Winerick
Ross Summers
Uniontown
Time Ruins
Julesburg
Charley Io
Ike
Grace Churchill
John W. Cox
Thomas Aistrope
Nellie
Giailiore
Chautauqua
Walter Gilleard
Mr. Aistrope
Richard Pettinger
England
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Malcolm
Joy Campbell
Leffer
W. Feuby
Mor Orswvan Warn
Weeanwar
S. S
Grand Old River
the Seegers
Harry Angus
Hibytarian Church
Sabbath School
Council Proceedings
Seeeese
Yoas
Bushnall
Sth
D. E. Whitrelp
W. HH. Guyer
Swanson & Foster
Higgins Brussel
Price
Deardorff
Milla County Fair
Higging Bros
W. W. Haines
Mra
Hattie Boston
Leader Office
Mrs. Wainwright
Truitt
Biggins Bros
Deardorif
W. Knott
Claude Prooks
Thos
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