Town Characters At Large In Malvern Maker
Local notes recount visits and trips by residents and guests around Malvern Iowa and nearby towns. Recurring names include Dickman Ryan Maus Fisher Burrus Cook Parsons Musselman Stone Smith Evans and Taft lecture remarks. Attendees travel to Council Bluffs Lincoln and Des Moines attend chautauqua and fairs while family visits span Iowa Nebraska Missouri and Kansas. The editor announces a Montana trip for rest and a church pastor vacation with service coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Dickman
Stuart
Iowa
T. P. Ryan
Schuyler
Nebr
George White
Carl Maus
Omaha
Wm. Fisher
Doris
Marvel Newell
South of
Hastings
Malvern
H. A. Quinn
C. A. Aley
Pickering
Burrus
Fred Cozad
Gladys Fisher
Clorinda
Mischa Ellman
Chautauqua
Elmer Johnson
North
Kansas
Maude
Bernice Ruth
Des Moines
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
A. E. Cook
C. H. Cook
Lincoln
Beatrice
Kenneth
Leslie Kearney
Randolph
Roy Tabler
I. A. Parsons
Council Bluffs
Williamson
H.L. Aden
Hazel
Big Epworth League Assembly
Liva Richards
Westboro
Conn
Shenandoah
Arva Burrus
Ozark
Missouri
F. J. Duery
Harriett
Woodrow
Clarence Kearney
Marion Kearney
Oakland
J. R
McClymond
Eves Whifield
South Tirst Avenue
Lena Hill
Grinnell
Grace Marshall
Stronghurst
Miss Whitfield
Genevieve Fisher
van Meter, Ta
Gladys Robbins
Margaret West
Emerson
James Shields
Parker
Elvin Comer
Pearle Scoles
Massena
Joe Deardorff
Clarinda
Joe
the Light & Power Company
Geo. Conrad
Will Thomas
Thurman
Everett Dolph
W. S. Wortman
Strahan
Cash
Warrensburg
Montana
Homestead
C. E. F. Smith
The
Christian ‘Church
East
Buffalo
St. Joseph
Kilmartin
P. Kilmartin
Grace Kilmartin
Pacific Junction
Jas. B. Evans
Madison
Wils
Fanny Evans
Evans
National Concrete Machinery Company
Taft
Wm. Hart
Wilson
Red Oak Chautauqua
Iowa National Guard
State Fair Grounds
France
W. A. Mann
Regular Army
Militia Affairs
War Department
HE. R. Bennet
Lietu
M. A. Tinley
Corneil Bluffs
Philippines
Earler
Willisea Company
Council Bluffs Company of Engineers
Des Moines Convention Notes and Local Visits
Local notices recount Robert Kinsey traveling to Des Moines for the Third Ordered convention.Mrs. Mary Ewing visits Emerson to see friends and attend chautauqua. Eli Springer and family travel to Beatrice Nebraska to visit parents. Neighbors Cavas and Evans from Omaha call on George Mellor. Des Moines and Malvern residents attend weddings, fairs, and outings while ailing Miss Ruth McNally improves. Canadian band promotions and Red Oak Chautauqua ads headline regional events amid horses, education, and militia dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Summers
Creston
Jessie Rice
Tabor
Malvern Friends
H. A. Musselman
Council Bluffs
Warren Chantry
Perkins
Okla
Helen Stone
Omaha
Fred Stone
Peaceville
Maud Tutt
Des Moines
G. W. Wyant
Mary Chain
Bushnell
Chautauqua
George Mellor
Mary Ewing
Emerson
Eli Springer
Beatrice
Nebr
Kieth Cavas
Brinkley Evans
Ruth McNally
Dickman
J. A. Garman
Nora Springs
Iowa
Carrie Wilson Ras
Jas
J. Wilson
O. A. Strahan
Wayne
Elise Harness
Ed Crist
Defiance
P. C. McCord
Malvern
M. L. Hiett
Chicago
E. C. Higgins
Blackwell
Josiah Deardorff
H. A. Deardorff
G. F. Cook
Kalamazoo
Peter Dallas
D. W. Harvey
Lena Hill
Grinnell
Eves Whitfield
Marvel Graham
Manawa
Gladys Smith
Canada
Red Oak Chautauqua
Adv
F. C. Akin
Corning
Akin & Flutter
Griswold
Brick
Peat
Rockville
Indiana
Leonard Hammes
Terris
Chas. Higgins
Leonard
U. of C
Birdella
Muriel Baird
Plainview
Winlay
Lowell
Remarkable Child Blanche Hathaway Dies at Six
Blanche Darlene Hathaway, six, daughter of Mr and Mrs J O Hathaway, died at home two miles west of Glenwood Tuesday August 1 from cerebrospinal meningitis. A brief home funeral was held yesterday, and the remains were taken to Malvern for burial by L R Comer. The bereaved parents have the sympathy of a host of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Darlene Hathaway
Blanche Darlene
J. O. Hathaway
Glenwood
Malvern
L. R. Comer
Flanagan Rejoins Council as Mayor in Silver City
J G Flanagan resigned as mayor to take the post immediately and the council accepted. Temporarily the town lacked a mayor until this week when Flanagan, who had served on the council, was appointed mayor after urging. The council vacancy will be filled soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Flanagan
G. A. Piatt
Flanagan
Silver City Times
Foretold War Predictions From Carson Banker 20 Years Ago
A Carson figure, S C Campbell, long in banking, studied under Yale's Totton and predicted a great European conflict before 1920. The article notes the war’s time and character largely align with his forecasts, though some details differ. The writer recalls arguing with him yet concedes his prophecies were largely borne out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson
5. C. Campbell
Totton
Yale
Europe
Happiness as a Negative Term in World View
A concise reflection argues happiness rests more on absence than presence, suggesting contentment stems from removing desires or constraints rather than acquiring new gains. The idea frames happiness as a withdrawal from negative conditions rather than a pursuit of positive additions.
Accident at ditch near Berkheimer home injures Mrs Johns
A Johns family from Ouckland attended the fair last week and, returning home, their car struck a roadside ditch near the Berkheimer residence. Mrs Johns suffered a scalp wound requiring ten stitches by Dr J R Scott. They urge road repairs or a warning sign, noting many drivers cannot see the ditch in time and a damage suit could be costly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouckland
Johns
Berkheimer
Roberts Galvin wedding in Burlington Iowa joins local ties
The marriage of Henry Ralph Roberts and Sarah Helen Galvin took place June 27 at the bride’s home in Burlington Iowa. Roberts, once a Malvern boy, is the son of Ruth Roberts and has worked for Leipold Desk Co. for about fifteen years. Malvern friends extend best wishes to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ralph Roberts
Sarah Helen Galvin
Burlington
Iowa
Malvern
Ruth Roberts
Leipold Desk Co
Roberts
Patsy Kilmartin Marries Louise Lemp in St Louis
Patsy Kilmartin son of Mr and Mrs P Kilmartin wed Louise Lemp in St Louis on July 18. The couple, now based in St Louis where the groom works for a major Missouri grain firm, plan to return to Malvern as their home and receive warm local congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Kilmartin
P. Kilmartin
St. Louis
Louise Lemp
Missouri
Malvern
Kneeland Stone Wedding at Kneeland Residence
John Ernest Stone and Miss Helen Kneeland wed at the Kneeland home on Marion Avenue at 8 30 am August 16 1917. Only family members attended, marking a private ceremony in a local newspaper notice style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ernest Stone
Helen Kneeland
Wm. Kneeland
Marion Ave
Wedding Bells for Kneeland Stone Couple in Glenwood
The ceremony was conducted by Rev R Bruce West in Emerson. The couple, both from local families, honeymoon in Colorado and will reside on the Glenwood farm four miles east. Attending out of town were John Y Stone Clay DeLashmutt and others. The Leader extends best wishes to the newlyweds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Bruce West
Emerson
Colorado
Wm. Kneeland
Malvern
J. C. Stone
Glenwood
John Y. Stone
Clay DeLashmutt
Han
Clay Estes
Clarence Stone
Louise
John
Lawrence Stone
R. B. West
Prompt Settlement Follows Hastings Visit and Death
Prompt settlement details show Mr. Mason from Hastings delivering a $4086.00 check to Mrs. EH OC Kayton via Bankers Life. Mr. Kayton died August 4 with death proven August 11 and claim payment made August 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
Hastings
EH. OC. Kayton
Kayton
Bankers Life
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J. C. Slothower
Arthur Stone
Lillian Allery of
John Suits
Lulu Kilpatrick of
Katheryn Mellor
Miss Bartlett
Francis Pace
Harry
Elmo, Me
Lowell Baird
Harold and
Marie Drake
Homer
McPaul
Gunn
Robert Kinsey
Des 5
Te Moines
Retail Dealers
Baccon
Egbert
Yonkers Statesman
Kuicker
Becker
New York Sun
S. W. Iowa
Galvin-Roberts
Rexall
Collins Drug Company
Briscoe
Briscoe Auto Co
T.D. Gibson
Mgr
Kisselkars
Malvern Leader
W. G. Aistrape
Guy
Gidley
Poland
China
Ford
Atwater-Kent
Anderson Garage
Atta Crank
Abreu
H. F. Bacon
Leader
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Pred Newell
W. P. Wor Tian
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