Birthday party crowds and church social notes spill over
Reports describe Harry Parkus hosting a lively Monday birthday gathering with many friends and a lively game of Progressive Five as guests enjoy lunch. Additional notes cover the Ladies Social Union meeting at Mrs L H Denard’s home with about fifty attendees and a wedding shower for Miss Mary Culver with mock wedding entertainment and gifts. A building committee hired B. Th. Todd to plan Shenandoah's Liberty Memorial building. Other items mention rising appliance and farm commodity prices, reflecting wartime era concerns and economic shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Parkus
Ladies Social Union of
The
Presbyterian Church
LH. A. Denard Rit
Deardorit
U.S. Tryce
Paul de Slothaner
Dm. Steeles Ther
Walter Hilton
R. TC
Theillsdale Church
Mary Culver
New Liberty Memorial Piliing
B. Th
Shenandoah
Todd
New Memorial Armory
L T N Club and Young Married Propte's Club Gatherings
L T N Club entertained Mrs. J N Summers and Mrs A ring with twenty five members at Kensington style gathering Wednesday afternoon. The Young Married Propte's Club met at J F Wearin's home Friday evening for a surprise house warming for Mr and Mrs J N Summers at their Marion avenue home. They welcomed them warmly and toured the new house after. Donald Obrist returned Friday evening to join twenty four friends for a theater party and gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. J. N. Summers
Mra. A. Ring
L. T. N. Country Club
Kensington
Propte
J. F. Wearin
J. N. Summers
Marion Avenue
Summers
Donald Obrist
Kilpatrick and Blothower Wed in Los Angeles California
Malvern friends announce the marriage of David M. Kilpatrick and Vera Blothower in Los Angeles California on a Saturday in February. Kilpatrick recently moved from Malvern after leaving the local insurance business to start anew in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
California
David M. Kilpatrick
Vera Blothower
John Kilpatrick
Los Angeles
Calif
Kilpatrick
David Kilpatrick
Thin City
Fragmented Local Notice With Missing Details
A garbled OCR line from a local paper yields incomplete names, places, and actions making precise summary difficult. Readable fragments suggest a public notice or court related item without clear dates or parties.
Farm Bureau Movie on Worm Control to Be Shown
Pictures showing methods of controlling worms in hogs will be shown at the Malvern School House Thursday evening February 14. The TL 8, pepe. of Agriculture produced two reels as an educational tool for farmers and hog buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern School
Methodist
Samarian
Mills County Iowa Treasurer's 1924 Receipts and Disbursements
Ralph D. Linville, Treasurer of Mills County Iowa, certifies the January 1924 financial report. It lists receipts totaling 279940.96 and disbursements totaling 230.00 with various funds including state treasurer, county auditors warrants, drainage warrants and bonds, interest on county bonds, city paving, sewer, and miscellaneous payments, ending with a balance on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schog
Nderson
Saburd
Glenwood
Iowa
Ralph D. Linville
Mills County
Ralph D. Linvildle
INC
Capitol Grounds
General County
Anne Nelle
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Reteinder
Social Union
Arthur Thiesehater
Virginia Parker
Bear
United States
Jes
Cory
Gays
United States Department of Agriculture
L. T. N. Club
the Mulholland Co
Mers
Roma Ata Ieeset
Orf Tee Pacer Mba Ties Lande
Farm Bureau Movie
Pepe. of Agriculture
Wrigleys
Wrigley's
Utes
Anita
Wills Collusive
Bal, Dee
Star Cleaners & Dyers
Satisfaction Garanteed
Castie Connicetu
Ladies Apparel Shop
C. C. Nichols
Malvern, Iowa
Degenhart
Frank Degenhart
Patsy
Farmer City
Jim Campin
Kilmartin Seed House
Alvern
Lowa
Pearl Vandeventer
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