Many Neighbors Visit Malvern Area Highlights
Local notes list visits and travel among Malvern residents and nearby towns. Counts include J. Buckingham from Glenwood, Mrs. Learned from the Variety Store visiting Neosha, and Chester McClure’s funeral in Blanchard. Several from Omaha, Shenandoah, Shenandoah, Council Bluffs, and Lincoln are mentioned with overnights and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missinp Salyers
Henderson
Mias Frances David
Miss Mary Jones
Omaha
J. O. Buckingham
Glenwood
Malvern Friends
Kearney sells gate cafe to Campbell and Mulvany
A dented past trespass note reports C. M. Kearney selling the Kearney Cafe bought last fall from J. A. Abbott to Robt. Campbell and J. W. Mulvany. Possession given immediately and new proprietors in charge. Kearney plans to stay in town but has not decided his next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Kearney
Kearney
J. A. Abbott
Rob’t Campbell
J. W. Mulvany
Malvern Commercial Club elects officers and extends Mills County Farm Bureau welcome
At an adjourned Malvern Commercial Club meeting new year officers were named with F H Mulholland as president and Robert Kinssy as secretary. Forty two members paid and many more expected. The club offered free room use to the Mills County Farm Bureau and will host their HQ. Eugene Hull of Onawa died at a Waco military camp and his funeral was held in Onawa. The Leader promotes local sale notices with nine sales listed for the next two weeks including Hodges, Fisher, Durfey, and Shamblin auctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kryselimier
Shenandoah
Claude Brooks
Balfour
Earl Nickerson
Council Bluffs
Malvern
W. A. Harman
Hast Center Street
Harry Horn
Harold Leeson
George F. Salyers
Marion Avenue
Chas. BE
Allen
Cozad
Nebr
Russell
W. P. Wortman
H. O. Kinsey
Otto Leu
Ilown
James Weaver
Wendell
Minn
Howard
Mills J County
B. Crouse
Frank Crouse
Gage
Oklahoma
Andrew Crouse
Mills County
Malcolm S. Campbell
J. D. Robbins
L. H. Robbins
Robbins
Henry Nims
Henry
Roy Parker
George F. ‘Balgers
J. 8. Weihler
How Strahan
Webhler
Paul
Malvern Commercial Club
F. HE. Mulholland i
Harry Landis
Robert Kinssy
Royce
Wmn. Kneeland
H.L. Aden
M. A
Fred VanHorne
Frank Pierce
Onawa
Eugene Hull
Waco
Texas
Christian Church of
J. H. Full
A. C. Hodges
J. W. Durfey
O. A. Strahan
Chas
D. Shamblin
Sunday School at regular hour with no preaching service
The pastor will supply the pulpit at Emerson next Sunday due to illness in Des Moines. Union services will be held in the evening at the Presbyterian church. Choir practice is at the parsonage Friday evening. all old and new choir members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Des Moines
Presbyterian Church
Meeting at W G Clark home for Presbyterian class
The Advance Guards mens organized Bible class of the Presbyterian Church invites members to meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Clark this Thursday evening at about 8:00. All members are urged to attend and be on the job. Tell your family you will be home when you get back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Clark
The
Presbyterian Church
W. G.clark
Willis
Sermon and Study Plan at Baptist Church February 10 1918
The morning subject is Lessons from Lincoln's Life with Lincoln praised as a great American. All soldiers and others should hear the sermon. Evening service will join with the Presbyterian Church for a new service. Wednesday night the pastor begins a Revelations series starting with John’s letter to the Church of Ephesus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Presbyterian Church
John
Church of
Boyer Buys Peoples Cash Grocery from Byers
H E Boyer purchases Peoples Cash Grocery from S W Byers with invoicing completed to establish Boyer in charge. Byers retires due to health, while Boyer returns to independent business after years at Strahan and with Mulholland Company and Fisher. Wilson Clifford aids in closing up the shop setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Byers
People’s Cash
H. E. Boyer
Mr. Boyer
Mr. Byers
Boyer
Strahan
Mulholland Company
Wm. Fisher
Wm. Fisher and Has Been With Mr. Fisher
Wilson Clifford
Des Moines
Small Pox Quarantine Update From Caney
W G Bingaman recovers from small pox after isolation at home for weeks preventing further spread. Frank Foster’s case was more serious, he attended dances and traveled while contagious but is now active. No new cases reported. Vosters to be released from quarantine soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Bingaman
Frank Foster
Strahan
Silver City
Malvern
L W Lambert vs Glenwood City Officials Injunction Suit
The Glenwood Tribune reports a February term suit by L W Lambert against the City of Glenwood, the mayor and city council seeking to void contested elections and all official acts. The plaintiff asks the court to declare officers invalidly appointed, bar any tax against his property, and enjoin officers from duty actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Tribune
American Armada in French Port Inbound Transports Turned on Kaiser
An American wartime dispatch notes the arrival in France of a large convoy of transports built in Germany and formerly owned by Germans. Led by the Leviathan, the Vaterland, the fleet carried an army on its hull. The article asserts Allied action crippled German ships so repair would take years, while American forces prepared to act in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Germany
Pershing
America
Europe
United States
bamMe
Mills County draft rules favor first class men
The draft will call eleven men within five days after September 23 in regular order. All selected must be front First class men, causing some previously eligible under old rules to miss service. Their slots will be filled by Class 1 replacements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vathainder
Tne
Mills County
Wih
Dancing Party Hosted by Boether and Friends
Louise Boether Betty Bearatt and Annte Boyer hosted a Tuesday evening dance at the Boehner home on Marion Avenue with about twenty guests. Hecht refreshments followed a lively game hosted by Tona Deardorf and her Malvern orchestra. Anita Boyer won best dancer with Lynn Parker as partner. no admission was charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Boether
Betty Bearatt
Annte Boyer
Boehner
Marion Avenue
Hecht
Munte
Tona Deardorf
Malvern
Anita Boyer
Lynn Parker
Good Sale At Feed Yard Auction Report
A local sale at the Malvern feed yard last Saturday drew steady bidding and satisfactory results as animals and lots moved quickly under the auctioneer. L. A. Talbott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
L. A. Talbott
Auction Tow Items Draw Solid Bids at Hatty Wilko Sale
The sale featured a wood variety in the offering with strong demand. Tow items sold well with a tow bringing $74.00, part of a December sale at $66.00. Mr Williams runs the sales on the square and buyers show confidence by bidding solidly and attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Iore
Hatty Wilko
Williams
Malvern Boys in France Report Letters Home
Relatives of Malvern boys in Company II in France report letters this week. Most say they are safe and doing well though Sing Wd Coons remains hospitalized but expected to recover. They note limited writing and question whether leaders sent weekly are reaching them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Boys In Company Tt
France
Tham
Ing Wd Coons
Announcement of thanks to Malvern patrons by W. Boyer successors
A notice from W. Byors and Wite thanks the people of Malvern and vicinity for liberal patronage during their stay and asks for similar generous treatment for their successor H. B. Boyer. The wording reflects a mid 19th or early 20th century vernacular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
H. B. Boyer
Adv
Byors and
Wite
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M. W. Huributt
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Wyo
C. B. Christy
Sally van Gundy
Gladys Fisher
Genle Aloy
Pickering
Arva Burrus
Harry Beriensimar
Boulder
Colo
H. G. Parker
Blanchard
Chester McClure
Frances Potts
Billa Wolfe
Tom Davis
Frank [Summers
Miss Eyes Whitfield
H.C. Collins
Ruth
Collins
Galesburg
Gene
J. W. McClure
Colorado Springs
Chester
Swett
Tabor
Pearl Meryhew
Thurman
Lo’ Meryhew
Hamburg
J. H. Meryhew
Marth
Corey
Mattie
Libby Dyson
Wm. Aistrope
Randolph
Swain
Carleton Cook
A. E. Cook
Chas. D. Shamblin
F. M. Learned
Neosha Falla
Kansas
St. Joseph
Learned
Oe Ee H
Parker
Geo. J. Salyers
Malvern Red Cross
Joe Deardorf
Clyde
Chicago Engineers Division
Eulny
Glyde
Kearney Sells Gate
Commercial Club
Our
Cash
City of
Lyon & Lucas
Collins Drug Co
National Food
Davis
Collins Drag Co
East Side
Iowa
L. ‘Williams
le Bovieny Hastings
Orville i bin
Hastings
R. A
van Qredel
Down
Jones
Chantry
Prion
Tawar
Stack
Beattie
Wd, Smith
Ander
Bom
Itvis
of OF Tafe
Sam
Josie
Raynds
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