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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1917

Page

3

Hastings Lodge 297 to Host Home Coming Night

Hastings Hastings Lodge No 297 plans a home coming night on Saturday December 8. Initiatory degree work will be conferred and a pie feast to follow. Many readings note Thanksgiving visits and local marriages in Hastings with residents and guests from Glenwood Norfolk and nearby towns. A busy social period includes family gatherings, church and school events, and postwar community notices.

Hastings Lodge No WII

James Welch Co Wins Strahan Consolidated School Contract

Strahan Iowa December 4 1917 The Strahan Consolidated School Board awarded the general contract for a new consolidated school building to James Welch & Son of Nebraska City Neb for 84011 with heating and plumbing bid to Ohempaugh & Chilson Ames 14309 50 and electrical wiring to Standard Electrical Co of St Joseph MO for 637 The project to begin by mid April and finish by November 1 1917 the first consolidated rural district school in Mills County and to serve primary through high school use

Strahan Strahan Consolidated School Board Fridity James Welch & Son Nebraska City Nebr Ohempaugh & Chilson Ames Standard Electrical Company St. Joseph Ead Mills County

Thanksgiving Festivities Continued from Page One

CG Waerett and wife joined Thanksgiving day along with Virgil Stark and son from Omaha. PS Priest hosted Thanksgiving with TH Oglevie and family of Emerson. Tf Morehouse and wife spent Thanksgiving in Omaha with James Sherran, then visited Malvern over Sunday. Sher ran and children joined the visit in Malvern. Wm Fisher hosted Thanksgiving guests Elmer Fisher and wife from Rupert Idaho, traveling from Battle Creek Michigan to Mills County.

BH. Waerett Virgil Stark Omatra PS. Priest TH. F. Oglevie Emerson Tf. C. Morehouse Omaha James Sherran Mr. Fisher Elmer Rupert Idaho Battle Creek Mich Mills County

Birthday Dinner Honors Chiyton Roberts at William Tister Home

A birthday dinner was held last Sunday at the William Tister home to honor Chiyton Roberts. Eight guests shared a three course meal and a large birthday cake at two oclock. Attendees included Grayton Roberts Dewey Dye Jaé Kilpatrick Fred Jones Miss Gladys Fisher Melvia Robbins Vera Stone Sally VanGundy. Mr Jones and Miss VanGundy came from Shenandoah.

William Tister Chiyton Roberts Grayton Roberts Dewey Dye Jaé Kilpatrick Fred Jones Gladys Fisher Melvia Robbins Vera Stone Sally VanGundy Mr. Jones Miss VanGundy Shenandoah

Mills County Boys enlist in Coast Artillery

A group of Mills County youths Herbert Tulse Eldridge Tulse Hugh Fergason and Ray Garst left last week to join the Coast Artillery. The former residents of Tennessee had been working nearby for several years and departed Friday from Fort Logan to await assignment to their units.

Mills County Uncle Sam Herbert Eldridge Tulse Hugh Fergason Ray Garst Tennessee Coast Artillery Fort Logan

Masquerade Party Raises Funds for Church Pledge

Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lugsch hosted the Christian Endeavor Society masquerade at their home on Friday November 30. Admission was two cents an inch for the right foot. Fortune telling and games drew about thirty five attendees. An oyster brew followed the evening's events.

J. W. Lugsch Christian Endeavor Society of the Christian Church Enas

Death of Fred Huber in Norfolk Nebraska

Friends learn with sorrow of the death of Fred Huber who died Saturday December 1 in a sanitarian in Norfolk Nebraska where he had lived the past years. He came as a New York boy to find homes and was raised by Mr and Mrs Lent Stone of the area. For years he worked with the Wood Bros Commission firm at South Omaha. He was genial and warm hearted and made many friends who mourn his passing.

Martin Mabel Summers Ethel Clark Blanche Dorothy Coates Malvern Chas, Shaw Asbury Stuart Honeyman Champion Hill George Shaw Sternburg Creston George Shetterley Canada Red Oak Omaha Red Cross Des Moines Silver City Theta Literary Society B. Hutchings California Charles W. B. Wallahan Corning Red Oak Carning Karl Sheok Town Benton Faye Thomas Howard Strahan Ferry Dunn Malvern Town Hastings Harry Lang Randolph Nebr Opera House West Side Garage Kol Junie Smith New York Hempstead N. Y France BE. H. Crouse Mort Dodge Crouse Cunningham Iva van Ausdale Purcell Gordon Maxine Missouri Valley Frank Carey John Cox Brule Roy Quincy George Conrad Strah George Davis L. M. Hambsch Rogers Fayette College Fayette Lindsey Rogers Wabash Ladies Union Strahan Consolidated School Board Himer Fisher Idaho P. L. Quimby Lewin P. Schurr Rey Mr. Kirby Fred Huber Norfolk Lent Stone Wood Bros. Commission South Omaha

Captain Huff Passes Away in Masséna Home

Word arrived Saturday that Captain Charles Huff died the evening before at his Masséna home. A Civil War veteran who organized Q and E Company, 19th Iowa, he served with bravery and became a beloved figure, especially to children. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon. He was born January 6, 1836 in Ohio and came to Iowa in youth. He married Margaret Winder in 1866 and had seven children, six daughters and one son, who were with him at the end.

Charles Huff Massena Masséna Charles W. Huff Ohio Iowa Q& Company of Volunteers Margaret Winder Rides R. . Wait Huff

Fancy Notions at Bargain Prices For Ladies and Men

Big assortment of handkerchiefs from 5c and up includes box assortments 25c to 50c. Gifts for pres ents include two in a box handkerchiefs for 15c and men initials 20c. White handkerchiefs 5c and 10c. Men silk Lysle socks two pairs in a fancy box 89c. Ladies auto veils 5c and toques 25c to 59c. Silk Lysle hose 50c, silk fibre hose 80c.Mens mercered silk Lysle socks two pairs boxed 89c.

Dolls on Hand From Foreign Makers for Sale

The bulletin notes we are headquarters for dolls with foreign made models that close and open their eyes and have real hair. Prices start at 25 cents. Also available are American made Character Dolls priced from 35 cents to 1.25 dollars, with unbreakable construction.

Toys Advert: Variety for Children in Our Toy Department

In our toy department you will find every thing to please the Children. Dogs, Dolls, Horses, Horns, Iron Toys, Climbing Monkeys, Mechanical and Friction Toys, Trucks Autos and Fire Engines, Tinker Toys and Tinker Blocks. The trick Mouse is a wonder, and also the Crowing Rooster. These things all delight the Children.

Books ABC Games A niece line of Story Books

A niece line of Story Books A B C Books Linen Books for the little folks Games of all description Ring A Pin is an interesting game for both young and old Bolly Poly and Table Croquet Pretty Pict are Puzzles.

Novelty Articles for Gifts at Low Prices

Just the place to pick out a present for Father, Mother, Big Sister and Brother. French Ivory Photo Frames, Hand and Stand Mirrors, Powder and Puff Sets, Pin Cushions, Nickle Plated Shaving Stands. A nice assortment of Pictures at 25c, 30c, 35c. A nice line of Jewelry from 10c. up

Remembering a Sainted Mother and A Grief Stricken Father

A historical obituary passage honors a father famed for charity and courage. It recalls a devout mother’s prayers for her children, the father’s honest citizenry, and his youthful kindness to the poor. The tribute notes his manly sports, wide affection, and the sorrow of friends as he departs toward the final journey.

Tan Hin Hulf Idum Brother

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Botna Hastings Dodge Bowen-Hendricks Wilbur Bowen Mamis Hendricks Hastinngs Glenwood Ray Morse Mrs. Morse Mr. Bowen George Bowen Nebraska Gooudvin Munath Harry Roy Goodwin Corning Hattie Dora Kunath Loney, Towa A. L. Curtis Indian Avenue I. A. Smith Methodist Charlie Joly Imel Huastings X. A. Imel Lawrence C. L. Imel Wayne Bert Scott Harold Darwin G. A. Shetterly Macrorie, Sask Jas. B. Imel Brunelda Montana C. A., Inel Agnes Audrey Inel J. B. Fritch Avis James Welch & Co The Bolls ABC Games Little Forks Little Folks Ce Tool F. M. Learned, Prop R. B. Hull Musculine Keyser Sale Randolph, Iowa Textra E. Reyser GEO Ames Falbott J. W. Dilts A. W.pichter
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