Henderson Happenings Bets of Interest From Gur Correspondent
Henderson notes from the Gur correspondent recount visits and family news across Elltote Macedonia and Henderson. Ralph Viner and family from Elltote visited T. D. Phillips. Mattia Clark delivered hogs to Omaha for Kenneth Williams and Q. L. Harbor. Mrs. Nora Gravitt and daughter Fern visited Floyd Stevens. Frank Oxford bought a new Chevrolet. multiple family visits and local events fill the week, including a spelling contest honor roll and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gur
Little City
Ralph Viner
Elltote
T. D. Phillips
Mattia Clark
Macedonia
Omaha
Kenneth Williams
Q. L. Harbor
Billie
Nora Gravitt
Fern
Mise Cecil
Floyd Stevens
Dave Anderson
Missouri
Frank Oxford
Earl Allensworth
Henry Maxwell
Glenwood
Vistt
Mesdames
Roy Viner
Dave Jenkins
Fred Kenward
Automobile Fatalities and Injuries Rise With Cars
The Stewart-Warner Safety Council warns that each satellite sees at least 28 recorded auto accidents. The text compares yearly auto deaths to American war casualties, noting over a third of wartime deaths, and injuries trillions beyond the number wounded in the war, illustrating vast harm from reckless driving.
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Stewart-Warner Safety Council
Motor Trucks Destroy Grain Markets
The Price Current Grain Reporter reports that from 1915 to 1924 average corn production reached 2.61 hundred million bushels yearly while corn exports in the period totaled 58.24 million bushels. Oats production for 1916 to 1924 stood at 1.8749 billion bushels with 1916 to 1924 exports at 65.80 million bushels per year. The shift away from horses and mules for non agricultural work reduced hay and oat markets, implying lost corn and oats sales. Wayne Dinsmore, Secretary of the Horse Association of America, provides figures.
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Price Current Grain
Clites
Horse Association of America
Wayne Dinsmore
It Might Be Wise to Refer Anthracite Strike to League of Nations
A New York Works column posits sending the anthracite coal strike to the League of Nations to gauge what this body could achieve in a genuine industrial dispute. The suggestion frames the international body as a potential mediator with broad, unresolved labor tensions.
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League of Nations
New York
Millinery and Beauty Shop Relocates to West Side Building
Mrs WM L Hiett and Mrs OG A Strahan opened a new millinery and beauty shop in the west side building previously occupied by Breon's restaurant. The space has been redecorated and remodeled into a modern venue, reviving a familiar post.
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WM. L. Hiett
OG. A. Strahan
Brecon’ c
Vetry
Hlett
Hke
Afternoon at Kennington Hosts Mrs Barkus
Mrs Harry Barkus entertained at Kennington on Thursday afternoon with nine guests. They enjoyed needlework and conversation and a delicious lunch was served at the close.
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Kennington
Harry Barkus
Death of Mrs J A Jenkins at Malvern
Deep sorrow is recorded by the Malvern community for Mrs. J A Jenkins who died at home near Weatey Chapel February 21 after a brief illness. Funeral at First Baptist Church Malvern led by Rev D E Kinoren with singing by Mr and Mrs B C Colling and P M Cadwell. Interment in Malvern cemetery. She leaves husband L A Jenkins eight children two brothers and two sisters. Born September 6 1886 in Blazer MO she joined Slater MO Baptists then Malvern’s Sunday school Home Department. Also notes a birthday party for Mrs Donner hosted by Mr and Mrs W W Aistrope. Mrs C O Nickols returns from eastern buying trip with Chicago and New York style shows selections for spring trade.
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Mary Edmondson
Lamon
la Sir
Hi. W. Casebelt
Omaha
Mra
Emma Musselman
Ed Davis
Braden
Harry Daugherty
Forrest Snodgrass
Nic Daysen
Pearl
Imperial
Nebr
Martin Christofferson
Council Bluffs
Jay Winslow
G.T. Harover
Will Cooper
O. S. Harbor
Arthur Fritcher
Dr. Gowdy
Allen Morris
R. L. South
Colon
George Evans
J.C. Goss
Wilburn Houser
Arthur Lewis
Chicago
Gus Weistrum
Red Oak
Weistrum
R. N. Steiner
Henderson
Shenandoah
Rollings Coppock
Henry Field Reed Co
Rollings
M.H. Harbert
Long Beach
Calif
California
Tittle Mabel Hazel Harbert
C. R. Harbert
M. H. Fe
Higenbotham
Mra. L. A. Jenkins
J. A. Jenkina
Weatey Chapel
First Baptist Church
Malvern
D. EB. KiNoren
B.C. Coleling
P. M. Cadwell
F. R. Chantry
Malvern Cemetery
Mitte Dell Morris
Mittle
del Morris
Blazer
Aho
L. A. Jenkins
Porter Morris
Slater, Mo
Claud Morris
Koonana City
Andrew Kirby
Ben Reed
Christ
The
Baptist Church
Slater
Sehe
Malvern Baptist Sunday School
Donner
W. W. Aistrope
I. J. Donner
C. O. Nickols
Nickols
Interstate Merchants Council
New York
Rev J J Brittell Leads Revival at Anderson
Having a successful meeting Rev J J Brittell has been in Anderson two weeks conducting revival services with Brittell preaching. Last Sunday showed increased interest and the Sunday evening service resulted in all conversions. He continues there this week.
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J. J. Brittell
Anderson
Brittell
Local News Highlights From Yardley and Nearby Areas
News briefs note Harry Landis and daughters hosting an entertainment for Fierce Street School near Jennie Edmundson Hospital on Friday eve. Candell brothers return from Eldorado Springs visit with their ailing father. Fred Newell and family visit Hastings friends amid light spring rain. February described as peculiar with F B Mulholland in Omaha on Tuesday. Local spring coat and dress line promoted, distinct from robbing goods advertised for immediate shipment.
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Harry Landis
Fierce Street
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Roy
Tom Candell
Eldorado Springs
Fred Newell
Hastings
F. B. Mulholland
Omaha
Mada
Mra
C. C. Nickols
Local Spelling Contest Here and County Finals Ahead
Students at Malvern Junior High prepare for the March 1 spelling contest to determine top spellers. County level competition in Glenwood on March 14 will crown Mills County champions who advance to Des Moines in April to join ninety eight other county winners for state honors. Outstanding spellers listed include eighth graders Bonnie Perkin and Helen Marshal and seventh graders Dorothey Durbin and Sy Wearin among others.
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Mieh
Malvern
Glenwood
Mills County
Des Moines
Bonnie Perkin
Helen Marshal
Lloyd Short
Eugene Sterts
Mia Atkinson
Doroethy Durbin
Sy Wearin
Paul Swoboda
Margaret Berkhimer
Minnia Hall
Sixth Grade Names Harriett Beattie and Others
Sixth grade lists Harriett Beattie Ias Anderson Lawrence Cadrett Helen Pace and Leonard Anderson as class roster members for the term.
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Harriett Beattie
Ias Anderson
Lawrence Cadrett
Helen Pace
Leonard Anderson
All A Mistake Play Delights Wesler Chapel Audience
The Wesler Chapel youth group under the church ladies staged the comedy All A Mistake last Friday to a full house. Spurred by their success they are urged to perform again in Malvern tomorrow evening at the Community Bathing under the Malvern Community Club, with admission 5 and 10 cents.
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Wesler Chapel
Malvern
Malvern Community Club
Abe
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Joe Edmondson
George Brann
Edmtundean Hospital
Comes Bluffs
Mr. Evans
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Malvern Tire Shop
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