Kingdom Finance Sermon At Baptist Church Sunday
A well attended AML Day meeting at the Baptist Church followed a Sunday School with Rev. Johnson delivering an excellent sermon on Kingdom Finance. Dr. Kine outlined the annual canvass plan, noting road conditions delayed completion. Dinner by Mrs. Clayton and Mrs. Ring and the young ladies showcased strong church support with about 126 diners. Memorial services at the Methodist church for Mr. Miller were noted. Rev. Johnson left for Minnesota to bring his children home after the loss of his wife to influenza. Evening service returned to the Baptist Church before nightfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Kerylees
Johnson
Kingdom Finance
Kine
Clayton
Ring
Methodist Chinneh
George Hilton Returns Home After Camp Dodge Discharge
George Hilton arrives home Tuesday evening from Camp Dodge with an honorable discharge. He served in France for some time and was recently sent across. The community welcomes him back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hilton
Camp Dodge
France
Accross
Presbyterian Ladies Social Union Meeting Announced
The Presbyterian Church Ladies Social Union will meet with Mrs Li W Miller on Thursday February 27. All women of the church are urged to attend the meeting which will include music and readings by Mrs Moore. The Jubilee and New Era work for women will be explained. Advance Guards should attend Sunday morning at the Commercial Club rooms at 10 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Surprise party for the Thomases as they move
Thursday evening the Royal Neighbors surprised Harry Thomas and his family with a farewell gathering. About twenty five attended, sharing games music and refreshments, and wishing the Thomases success in their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Thomaes
Harry Thomas
Atva
Thomases
Kensington At McCord Home Tea For Young Married Ladies
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Gerne McCord hosted several young married residents of Kensington for a pleasant visit at her home. Attendees included Mesdames Kenneth Cook Carlton Cook John Beckwith C Wilden Lawrance Salyers Ett J.P. Wearin G. Kinsey H.C. Morehouse H.Allen and H. F. Boehner from Oak. A delicious luncheon followed the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
McCord
Mrerne McCord
Kenneth Cook
Carlton Cook
John Beckwith
C Wilden
Lawrance Salyers
Mett
J.P. Wearin
Rina Ry G. Kinsey
H.C. Morehouse
H.allen
H. F. Boehner
Malvern Property Disputes Highlight Residential Scams
Fragmentary report outlines property scams and occupancy disputes on a Malvern street. Mentions Otto Hall, William Kneeland, Mayen, Ly Ki Wella, Joseph Deardor, Carl Hall, and C. M. Marpis in connection with transfers and occupancy of homes on a single street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Otto Hall
William Kneeland
Sion
Mayen
Otto’ Hall
Httle
Joseph Deardor
Ll Moye
Carl Hall
C. M. Marpis
Rookatellow
Scarce Agricultural Goods Prompt Tight Market
Report notes a tight market as farmers struggle to secure basic commodities and inputs. Vendors cite limited supply and rising prices while households consider drastic steps, including home purchases, to buffer the shortfall. Officials promise monitoring and potential relief programs.
Walnut Logs Stocked For Government Use Reassessed
G H Bunker and a government representative spent days in the county inspecting twenty eight carloads of walnut logs bought near war end and stored at various points. The logs, once intended for gun stocks and propellers, may fetch a higher value as furniture stock as demand shifts away from weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Bunker
Surprise birthday party for Walter Hilton at home
On Walter Hilton's birthday last Saturday Mrs. Hilton hosted about fifty neighbors and friends. The group enjoyed a pleasant evening with Progressive Travel, shared several musical numbers, and refreshments. A rocking chair was presented to Mr. Hilton as a memento, making it a memorable celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hilton
George Washington
Mr. Hilton
Silver Wedding Anniversary Observed By Mellors
The twenty fifth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. George Mellor was celebrated last Thursday with a party hosted by Mrs. Mellor assisted by Mrs. A. E. Cook. Twenty five guests attended as a surprise mock wedding was staged with wedding party roles, vows, and a ceremony conducted by Rev. Cook. The couple received a silver vegetable dish and a two course luncheon concluded the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mellor
Will Wortz
Malvern Iowa adopts Ordinance creating Sewer District No 1
Ordinance No 89 establishes Sewer District No 1 in Malvern Iowa. The ordinance defines district boundaries from Fifth Avenue through City Park and various streets and alleys, tracing lines along the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railway right of way to Marion Avenue and Chase Street, ending at the west line of Strahan's Addition lot 143.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Iowa
Fifth Avenue
Fifth Ave
City Park
Fourth Avenue
Chicago, Burlington, & Quincy Railway
First Avenue
Douglas Street
Marion Avenue
Chase Street
Strahan
Malvern Iowa ordinance to take effect after publication
The ordinance describes a land parcel with measured lines along Mat son Avenue Lincoln Avenue and the old Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railway right of way. It provides precise boundary points and lengths ending at the center of Fourth Avenue and east west alley in block 49 Original Town. The measure is to take effect after publication in the Malvern Leader. Passed at a regular adjourned meeting of the Town Council on February 24 1919.
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Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railway
First Avenue
Block 46
Original Town
Corporation
Fourth Avenue
Malvern Leader
Malvern
Iowa
Loyal Fellows Bible Class and New EnDeavor Society Meet
The Loyal Fellows Bible class urges men in town to join. A lively Christian Endeavor Society was organized last week and will meet in the church lecture room each Lord's Day. Next Sunday's morning sermon will cover The Personality and Work of the Holy Spirit. Evening topic: The Responsibility of Infidelity. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society
Property transfers head Mills County Iowa records 1918 1919
Mills County Iowa deeds and certificates show numerous property transfers and patent copies. Entries list grantees like Edward Pike W A Simmons W D and Gates to parties including Martin Nebe Hezekiah Buffington and Martha Salmons, with lots, blocks, and fractional sections across Emerson Glenwood Pacific Junction and Malvern. Decrees and guardianships appear, plus cemetery trusts and official plats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County Abstract Co
Glenwood
Iowa
C. T.strop
John $. Knox
Choate
Mark Swarts
James P. Swarts
J. E. Anderson
C. WW
Downing
Chait Seitz
John Seitz
W.D
Awit of Law
A. L. Haines Et al
W.C
Brett
W. D
M. . Miller
Ray_ Clark
Pacife
L. F. Johnson
Geo. Hilton
Margaret’Dress
C. R. Warren
Willsdale
O. F. Davis
L. A. Russell
Pacific
Junction
F. Davis
George Lig
Engood
Malvern
J. Rhode
T. Q
Guardian
C. Brett
Thieschater
C. di
Edward Pike
W. A. Simmons
W. F. Roenfeld
Martin Nebe
Pittesylvania Co
Willingham
B. H. Fields
Henry Douglas
Emerson
Kneeland
Ty. A. Caldwell
Academy Add
Glenwood Cemetery
Vergie Shuffiler
John ¥. Stone
B. G. Curis
Q. C
J. J. Sullivan
Curtis W. D
Alipson
Silver City
Breen
J. R. Day
Freelove Turner
B. G. Curtis
M.S. Armagast
Nei
Bertie Aistrope Miller
Co. D. Aistrope
Theodore Konefka
Ed Horstmeyer W. D
E. J. Stranaman
A. M. Jones W. D
United States
Hezekiah Buffington
M. J. Kirkpatrick
L. C. Barker
L. C. Baker
Thomas
Patent
E. Shuffier
Fred Stone
Zella Slater Et al
N. B. Greig
Robert M. Stroud
Q. CG. D
W. C. Brett
S. Armagast
B. G.H. R. Bryant
PB. Kinney
Waller amMdayits
Arnland
Selz
William W. Aistrope Ficer
Glenwood Ceme
Frank Detlef
George Crouch
B. Weaver
G. Bs. Samons
Strand
W. G. Bowen
Ofice of Recorder of Deeds
Mills County
G. A. Hardy
B. R. Patterson
Tabor College
Tabor
Harvey C
Glenwood_Lozette
D. Perry
C. L. Shoemaker
Hastings
John H. Plumb
Academy
Malvern _lewton Mettler
Frank E. Meyers
Missouri
Addy
Julius Christailles
Maggie Reasoner
Minnie McCoy
Arriet B. McLain
Joseph W. McLain
Oma M. Mayberry
Swedish aviator readsied for historic Atlantic flight
Swedish airman Captain Sundstedt aims to fly a giant seaplane from St John Nova Scotia to Queenstown Ireland in about 22 hours with a crew of five. The venture is backed by a wealthy Norwegian and uses pontoons loaded with a week of supplies.
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Atlantic
Ite Bullderg
Aptain Sundatedt
Paris
Stockholm
Ita
E. Bayonne
Nid
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Financial Canvas
Presbyterian Church
M. Cadwell
K. R. Cook
Church of Christ
Disciples
Gerald Boyce
Agnes Wilson
Charles Maynes
E. Farrington
F. F. Farrington
Raecorder
Hugfaker's Add
Towa
Sheriff of Mills Co
Lincoln Paint
Shis. D
Rice
Lincoln P. & Color Co
Q. Co. D
Incoln I. and
Golor Co
H. A
J. CO. Brown
A. Saffran
J. A. Stonebraker
H. J. Grove
F. Derr
L. F. Seeger
Marian
CAO Trin“ Sundstedt
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