Local Happenings and Visits Around Malvern and Neighbors
The column lists numerous visits and travels among Malvern residents and nearby towns. It notes Mrs. Higgins and others in Omaha, trips to Council Bluffs, Silver City, Glenwood, Bethany, and Des Moines, Thanksgiving visits, family gatherings, military service mentions, and local business errands at Collins Drug Co ad. It also mentions influenza impacts, a new baby in Glenwood, and returning veterans with brief health notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Higgins
Omaha
Charley Coons
Council Bluffs
Davis
Collins Drug Coady
Norman Kline
H. A. Lisie
Hastings
J. D. Robbins
Stella Poulson
Carl Poulson
Malvern
Alma O'Lawson
Cain
Fred Farquhar
Norma Agan
Glenwood
J. W. Wright
J. N. Swain
Janet
Ted Gilmore
Alletta Brokaw
Bethany
Nebraska
Eva Brokaw
Victor and
Pathe Records
Collins Drug
J. W. Bartley
Daisy
Bamundson Hospital
June Wright
Seth Carlson
Silver City
G. W. Fort
Pearl, Fort
North Bend
Nebr
Marty Seaton
Sandiland
Sheriff
Edwards
H. A. Walker
Clifford Aistrape
Lincoln
Victor Records
W. Schmidt
Jin Omaha
Kodak
Collins Drug Co
Adv
J. B. Randersen
Ruth Collins
Peru
Collins
S. M. Criswell
Amy Deardorff
Grinnell
Anastasia Paul
Des Moines
C. GC. Lucas
Columbus
J. Earl Pace
Burlington
Villisca
H. A. ‘Tollen
C. A. Strahan
J. M. Strahan
Camp Dodge
C. B. Williams
France
Roy L. Robbins
Camp Grant, II
A. G. Johnson
Shelby
Glendon Williams
Joe Briley
Malvern Friends
W. A. Rush
Matz
Mary Myvang
Madison
Wis
James Bvana
Aeals
Ryans
KO Hs
Mr. Eyans
Mr. Evans
Local Notes and Tidings from Malvern and Elk River
Mrs Fred Durbli spends three days and Friday in Ontelia Jase week. Subscriptions to The Leader suggested as Christmas gifts. Malvern Storage Company ad invites poultry and cream deliveries. Fred E VanHorne from Elk River Idaho renews The Old Reliable for another year and mentions Dr Hiett’s venison feed. Roy James visits Plattsmouth from Plattsmouth to see wife and baby visiting Mrs E C Kayton aunt. Ward Whalen also in town. plans to live in Plattsmouth after Thanksgiving. Silver Urn lodge A F and AM to meet Thursday December 12 for annual officer elections. full attendance urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred ‘Durbli
Ontelia
Malvern Cela Storage Company
Fred E. VanHorne
Elk River
Idaho
Emerson Woman Receives Cablegram About Son’s Return
Mrs. A. W. Coppage of Emerson announced a cablegram from her son Delbert saying he sailed from France on November 30 and would likely be home soon. Delbert Coppage has served with the overseas army for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Coppage
Emerson
Delbert
France
London
Red Cross Work Saturday Meeting Urged
The Red Cross will meet Saturday afternoon in the old Surgical rooms for work. There is special emergency work to be completed by next Tuesday, so a good attendance of workers is desired. Red Cross workers are urged to be present if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Rummage Sale Nets $75 for Methodist Circle
The Methodist Circle ladies held their annual rummage sale last Friday and Saturday despite postponements and odd conditions. They sold nearly all items brought in and realized the neat sum of $75 after all expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Circle
Public Sale Arranged by Davis and McClain at Malvern Farm
C Davis and Clyde McClain announce a big public sale at the Davis home on the old Lewis Ireland farm southwest of Malvern on Tuesday December 17. They will offer horses cattle hogs implements and feed with details in next week's Leader ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Davis
Clyde McClain
Davis
Lewis Ireland
Malvern
Kilmartin to Hold Large Farm Sale Next Thursday
Public sale advertised by Pat Kilmartin on his former farm south west of town date set for next Thursday December 12. Closing out sale as he rents the farm and moves to town. The ad notes a large assortment of goods and a particularly fine lot of Galloway cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmartin
Pat Kilmartin
Leader
Quarantine Lifts After Flu Outbreak Action
At a Board of Health meeting last Friday a flu outbreak led to closing all public meetings schools churches and picture shows. By Tuesday evening the situation improved and officials lifted the quarantine for Saturday morning allowing schools to reopen Monday with a school nurse under city physician direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Freshman Class Party Spreads Pleasant Evenings at Malvern High
Freshman class members of Malvern High School enjoyed a party last Wednesday evening in the high school building. Miss Geneva Seeger sponsors the class and directed a pleasant evening with games contests and refreshments. An excellent time was enjoyed by all present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern High School
Geneva Seeger
Our Soldier Boys Coming Home from the War
The article notes soldiers returning from cantonments are en route home for Christmas. It highlights aviations unit members Ward Mickel and Glinton Parker among those already arriving from overseas. Families anticipate joyful reunions as demobilization proceeds and more troops come home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avision
England
Ward Mickel
Glinton Parker
Gaston's Duroe Sale Draws Crowd Despite Bad Roads
Gaston conducted an initial sale of Diroe swing at the Fair Grounds after last Saturday’s fire and flu restrictions closed town venues. Despite no buyers list, Gaston’s reputation for quality stock and solid prices drew a decent crowd and strong demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon B. Gaston
Gaston
President Wilson Sails for France to Attend Peace Conference
President Wilson and his party departed yesterday aboard the steamship George Washington for France to join the Peace convention. He will be accompanied by Secretary of State Robert Lansing Col House General Bliss and Henry White. Taft notes there is no constitutional bar to his travel. Mrs Wilson travels with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
George Washington
France
Robert Lansing
Col. House
General Bliss
Henry White
Senate
United States
Taft
Food Administration Dope Warns on World Relief Week
The Iowa staff of the Food Administration is urged to highlight World Relief Week as America unites to aid Europe’s 300 million hungry. The notice outlines penalties for violators, sugar restrictions, and rules for distributors, hotels, and churches, enforcing fair shares and preventing hoarding. The letter closes with a formal sign off from J. F. Deoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Food Administration For
Iowa
Europe
Food Administration
America
Feo
United States
J. F. Deoms
Methodist Church Regdlat Sunday Services Plan Mentioned
Fragmentary notice urges attendance at Sunday services and encourages participation as a friend to support church records and community presence. The text emphasizes counting attendees and being present to help.
Presbyterian Church to Hold Regular Services Next Sabbath
Quarantine measures mentioned with a call for regular services at the church next Sabbath. Sunday School will proceed as usual and members are urged to attend with guests to strengthen presence.
Real Estate Transfers November 23 1918 to November 30 1918
Transfers filed with Mills County Recorder list multiple property exchanges and deeds. Names include Martha M Homan H E Robinson J G Wilcox R C Healy Sylvester Rimel George W Kelly Edward Smith H R Bacon Ferdinand Kolbert Nellie V Aistrope F B Mulholland Laura A Simpson George Dobney and Kelso. Parcels cover sections 26 72 44 21 78 48 14 71 43 and 19 73 42 with tracts in Glenwood Malvern Hastings and Academy addition areas. Values shown include 1900 and 100 acres amounts. Prepared by Mills County Abstract Co. Glenwood Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Recorder
Martha M.homan
Henry E. Robinson
W. A. O'Neill
H. E. Robingson
J. G. Wilcox
R. CG. Healy W. D
Sylvester I. Rimel
R. C. Healy
W. D
Rimel
R. G. Healy W. D
C.R. Buffington
L. F. Seeger
Ferdinand Kolbert
G. H. Maynes
Nellie V.aistrope
F. EB. Mulholland
Lota
Academy
Malvern
M. Anthony
Healy
Glenwood
Hastings
Mills County _Abstract Co
Iowa
Laura
A. Simpson
Mar- George Dobney
R. C
Rasmussen resumes teaching violin and cello at Mulholland Co store
The article notes that Rasmussen has resumed teaching violin and cello instruments and will be available at The Mulholland Co store on Monday afternoons and Saturday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fli Rasmussen
Mulholland Co
The Spine and Nerve Pressure Theory
The text argues that nerve pressure causes disease and that proper alignment of every vertebra prevents pressure. It asserts nature will correct or maintain spinal positions as needed to avoid nerve disturbance. The excerpt reflects old medical theory linking spinal structure to overall health.
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. H. McCown
Sedalia
Jennie Gasser
H. L. Aden
Miss Gasser
Seattle
Wash
I. A. Parsons
George
the Edmundson Hospital
Parsons
Carrie Wilson
Omala
Jas. J. Wilson
Harry
Annette
Malcolm Campbell
A. Campbell
Campell
Medical Department of
Army
Okey
Silver Urn Lodge A. F
Mickie
sosninMe
Presbyterian Church
Tom ‘Keene
Ford
Sary
Lyon & Lucas
Palmer School Chiropractors
Marion Ave
Peateville
Ser
Eacrett & Rinehart
Walverh
Poland
Matthews & Blezek
C. L. Wil Mame. WY
Farrow
W. J. Wilson
Immune
Fred Dickersbach
W. BR
Thomas
Frank Eestle
China
Pricjed
Queen Mills
S. L. McFarland
Durocs
April Farrow
Duroc
Walter Hilton
He Mayberry
Hampshire
J. N. Summers
Lodns
J. G. Loying
Henderson
Bell
George Be
Plymouth
Jasper Weak
Plymouth Rock
Mrs. Flantings
Salecockerela
Otha “Hyde
Steaingto
Cockerela
Hardman
J. .H. Benton
Ruy Atalle Felis
Rex
Alstrope
Straha
Coni Iit
Tor Nothi
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