Malvern Local News Highlights Five Lives and Moves
Local news from Malvern reports medical updates on Leonard Conner after an appendectomy, improving after a recent operation. Mrs Minnie Campbell travels to Omaha for hospital observation with family support. Mrs Henry Afstrope returns home from Lord Lister Hospital in Omaha in improved condition. A charity tire social at Goodfellow School and various visits from locals mark the week, with notes on moves, sales, and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Conner
Adtoundian Hospital
Pia
Minnie Campbell
Omahe
Clarksnir Hospital
Maleotoff & Campbell
Kenneth Anderstrum
Clarkson Hospital
Henry Afstrope
Lord Lister Hospital
Omaha
Goodfellow Stijnol
Malvern
Ruth Lindsey
Henry Nelvon
Rante Na
Emeraon
Caudell
Enya
Hook
Merritt
Tes
Nandwest
Ghaiwood
Arterburn
Harry Graves
Studi
Iowa
Red Oak
Highland Park College
John Alstrope
South of Barth
Ha Fa
Shenandoah
Presbyterian
First National Bank
Geo
W. Estes
Down Taborway
Ed Winchell
Andrew Abrams
Winterset
D. Hering
Liberty
Town City
Conditton
Nocast
Fred Hall
Raines
Inez
Charley Parker
Silver Tly
Pattawat- Fumie County
Saturany
A.C. Wadees
Crewwoord
Eldon Hodges
Sheridan
Wro
Tesilen
Goodfellow School
Southweat
J. R. Graham
Cornell Bluffs
Everning
C. M. Jones
Mary
Sloe
Si Norris
Mary Hammock
Robert Stroud
Robert
W. R. Johnson
Grant Summers Ana
Inez Smith
Etal Son
Frank Summers
Mrs Hollingshead Hosts Shower for Mrs Ashbaugh
Mrs J A Hollingshead entertained a miscellaneous bridal shower at her home Wednesday evening honoring Mrs Darrell Ashbaugh of Malvern formerly Miss Lorraine Johnson of this city. The high bridge score went to Mrs John Sprague. Refreshments included ice cream angel food cake waffles and mint. Attendees listed include Marie Boles Fay McManiwal Glen Boyer Helen and Winifred Johnson Edna Hopp H V Critchfield Grace Nunagan John Sprague Winnie McKnight and the honoree and hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Hollingshead
Darrell Ashbaugh
Malvern
Lorraine Johnson
Bridge
Jutn Sprague
Marie Boles
Fay McMani Wal
Glen Boyer
Helen
Winifred Johnson
Edna Hopp
H. V. Critchfield
Grace Nunagan
John Sprague
Winnie McKnight
Opinion Tribune
Swine Feeding Schools Planned in County Next Week
Millé county farmers will have an unusual opportunity to learn better scientific hog feeding methods next week. Dr. C. W. McDonald of Iowa State College will conduct the sessions. The schedule lists events Monday at Milldale and Tuesday at Monderon and Wednessday at Catan Hall south of Emerann with times from 6:90 to 1:40 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millé County
Nureau
C. W. McDonald
Spacaliat
Lowa
Cotlege
Velhaun
Miltudale Whureb
Albert Sehogning Farm
Methodist Episcopal Church notices and service plans
Church notices from Monroe area including Methodists and Lutherans detailing service times in English at 7 30 PM and morning worship at 11 with sermons on Life Light and Freedom and The More Excellent Way. Reports include Bible school attendance 128 with goal 150, youth programs Stewardship Troop playlet An Old Soldier of the Cross, weekly senior and junior meetings, choir and choir anthem requests, and upcoming events and birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F Baptist Church
L. R. Bobbitt
Bible School
Fai
Mabel Cox
Lincoln
Epworth League
Kenneth Frazier
M. J. Rarick
McFall
Horton Beam
Olive Kayton
Methodlet
Malvern Garden Club Hosts February Meeting
The Malvern Garden Club met February 10 in the Community Club room led by Mrs. Fred Farquhar. The program featured talks on vegetable beauty by Mrs. E. J. Anderson, varieties and culture by Mrs. Joe Wearin, and planting shrubs by Miss Marion Black. The next meeting is planned for February 24 with Mrs. Scott leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Farquhar
J. Anderson
Joe Wearin
Marion Black
Scott
Red Oak Men Identify Hold-up Men
C L Confer and R HB Mintle identified pictures of Way and Albert Hegec and Fred Gilt ay the men who held them up and punctured their car with bullets on Christmas Eve. Pictures were brought by a state agent. Albert Regac was sentenced to eight years for whegting with intent to kill. the other two to fifteen years each for hold up charges. Neues admitted thirty eight blue way robberies and claimed ties to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Confer
R. HB. Mintle
Way
Albert Hegec
Fred Gilt
Nebraska
Albert Regac
Haldup Chergey
Nebrasky- Ulate
Albert Neues
Diepatehen
Halue
Thea
Willem Behuly
Hoeey
ORME
Gake Union Sunday School Activities Last Week
The Oaks community held sewing for the needy with thirty yards of material turned into garments for women and children. Neighbors donated used clothes. This week Mrs. Marion Mahan will lead baby clothes making. A revival reception at Oaks school house drew nearly a hundred attendees with a short musical program and fruit, cake, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oaks Sunfor School
Rran
Marion Mahan
Oaks School
Oaks
Wilson Af Emerson
James
Mra
Wilson
Methodist
Jim Witkinganong
Vern Steiner
Art Davis
Dihle
Jesson
Rev. Holland
Emerson
Holland
Rev
Thomas
Wesley Chapel
Forest Achenbach
Card of Thanks for Loss of Little Son
A short note from Mr and Mrs Frank Austin thanks neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during the illness and after the death of their little son, acknowledging support from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Austin
Bread price fight sparks public forum in Malvern
A Malvern public forum discusses local bread prices, noting Malvern Bakery’s five cent loaf and four loaves for a quarter deals. It praises Sonny Boy bread, Malvern real estate investments, and the baker Mr Swobods, arguing prices below cost force small shops out of business and push owners to relocate or fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ame Avvecennea
Brea
Agla
Malvern Bakery
Swobods
Malvern
Malvern Real Estate
Sonny Boy Bread
Malvern Bakery Promotes Sonny Boy Bread Quality
The ad asserts Sonny Boy bread from Malvern Bakery is fresh, clean, and up to date and readily available at local grocery stores. It emphasizes local, home trade and personal reputation, promising high quality compared with trucked in products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Malvern bread prompts citizen support message
A Malvern citizen urges local buyers to trade and support home bakers and boosters by choosing Malvern bread from grocers or neighborhood bakers at a fraction over 8 cents for a 20 ounce loaf, highlighting community effort and future prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ry Ain
Sonny Boy
al Jolson
Malvern
G. B
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tewight Nickals
Omalhit Mater
Shirley Ann
Bus Nutheen
Shenandoah Evening Sentinel
D. M. Kline
Marjorie Tanline
Charles
Frazier
Hastings
John Sulta
Edmundson Hospital
Counell
Bluffs
Abner Clark
Jean
Clarinda
J. Clark
Anna Clark
Edgar Clark
Howard Clark
Bo Houser
Henderson
C. E
H. A. Deardorf
Paul Slothower
John
Dorothy
T. D. Gibson
Council Bluffa
Mrs. Deardorff
Gibsons
Eddie ‘Antar
Harry Bauman
Cedar Teapids
John Fletcher
C. B
Adv
Joe Deardorff
Sonia
Joe
Jack
Bedford
Mr. Deardorff
Joe Sr
John FR. Clark
Houser
Guy Martin
Mttleton
Strahan
J. F. Wearin
Perry Hendricks
Charles M. Wilson
Hia Sfater
Clyde McCoy
Mercy Hospital
Council Bluffs
Council Blufid
Boston
L. W. Boehner
Boil
P. S. Priest
Johnson
Wright
Mrs. Hollingshead
Mrs. Ashbaugh
News of the Churches
St. Sohna Be
Lutheran Church Missouri Synod
H. P. Dahli
Cheir
Henry Dale White
Ruth Walker
Christ Jesus
Misa
Methodist Episcopal Church
Monroe
Malvern Garden Club
Gake Union
Fred Hall Shoe Store
Smith's Barber Shop
Ie Malreth
Jew Empress Theaters
Western Electric
Victor McLagren
Bernatt
Eddie Cantor
Eddie
At & P.m
Collins
Collins Drug
Rexall
Canada
John Beckwith
Aga
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!