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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1906
Page
4
Tow Shaw studied tuning under Prof Parker at Perkins Institute Boston for six years. He spent the last three years of the course focusing on Knabes and Chick eringa. A graduate in music and harmony. Leave orders with Miss Ward or Miss Mulhottaod.
Gilette found guilty of first degree murder for the Grace Brown case at Big Moose Lake. Jury deliberated six ballots over five hours. sentence to be set tomorrow. Gillette via counsel Mills plans to move to set aside the verdict. Also details of related cases and public notices from Missouri and Kansas.
Bisbee Ariz December 5 One of the worst floods in Clifton on the San Francisco river and Chase Creek last night ruined the principal business district. Reports list seven to twenty deaths with only one name confirmed Mrs Joseph Throm killed in a falling building. Several men drowned from a saloon washed away. A woman and child perished in a restaurant wreck. Numerous small frame houses were destroyed and many families fear they perished.
Four young children aged two months to five years died in a house fire when their mothers Mrs. W. I. Watel and Mrs. Oscar Felter left them at home to work. Firefighters extinguished the blaze and recovered the burned bodies, while floods in Panama threaten relief efforts as Chagres river rises. A Missouri Supreme Court ruling freed Austin Francis, a Kansas City switchman found guilty of murder in 1905.
A long list of HIGH SCHOOL seventh to eighth grades and lower grades notes that pupils, including Harry Kneeland June Fickel Elmer Davin Eddie Knight Kenneth Cook Roy Donner Mixie Cunningham Carl Cook Harry Wilson and many others, were neither absent nor tardy for the month ending November 23 1908. The document names teachers Miss Bartley Edith Whitmer Miss Potts and Miss Owens along with students across multiple grades.
Mrs May Whitney Farnham presented a piano vocal recital at the Salyers residence on Douglas street. Nearly 100 guests attended a 21-number program by her Malvern pupils Barbara and Norma Agan Lucile Plumer Lila Jones with vocal solos by Miss Helen Helfenstein.
The Tabor Oratorio Society will present the Messiah with eighty voices on Thursday evening December 20, 1906 at eight o'clock in the Congregational Church of Tabor Iowa. Soloists include Miss Marie Shanafelt and Miss Anne Claire Helfenstein of Tabor, Mr George Johnston of Lincoln Nebraska, and Mr Fred Ellig of Omaha Nebraska. Tickets or drafts should be sent to C. Li Hall for admission details.
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