Local News of Malvern Notes From Week Visitors
Malvern locals share visits and travels with friends and relatives. Several residents travel to Chicago for a wedding, while others host or visit family in Omaha Crawford Sil ver City and Des Moines. A mix of social updates includes new relief operator at the telephone office and town residents attending events and nursing students in Mercy hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Albert Nelson
Albert Bateum
Donna Fae
Mer
Harry A. Nelson
Tabor
Tom Grosse
Jlt
Beattie
James
Seauth
Rilext
Miss
J. F. Wearin
Allen Wortman
Chicago
Sacanoa
J. Swain
Clyde Bethingtog
Crawford
Nebr
Moss Mac Churchill
Nickels
Shenandoahade
Charles Gage
Columbia
J. N. Summers
Hot Springs
S. C
Cola
Shepherd
W. W. Tunnison
W. D. McCausland
Mr. Shepherd
C. Shepherd
Rea Shepherd
Hastings
Carol Newman
Silver City
Colorado
Harold Holsclaw
Ben
Percival
Lowell Elliott
Jane Dalrymple
Mercy Hospital
Roy Caudell
Tom Cadell
Emma Brown
W. A. Bower
Ralph Bower
Omaha
Tom Gidley
Adel
Des Moines
Iowa Medical Veterinary Association
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Acson
Warren Edward
T. L. Hadley
Hadley
CC Camp
Amnella Waller
Dudley Conner
California
Willson Blatchery
Mary Henderson
Edna Cook
Council Bluffs
Mary
Edna
Edmundson Hospital
Eye Care Ad From Glenwood Store Listing
Eye troubles can and should be avoided. See our eye specialist occasionally and keep those priceless eyes in good condition. See L. S. Robinson, O. D., parlors in the Robinson store, Glenwood. Lenses duplicated frames repaired.
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L. S. Robinson
O. D
Robinson Store
Glenwood
Card of Thanks from the Fraziers and family
We express deep thanks to all friends and neighbors for kindness during our illness. Mr and Mrs Jake Frazier and family acknowledge support and concern.
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Jake Frazier
T H Grayson’s Death Leaves Emerson Family In Mourning
T H Grayson killed himself January 20 at his Emerson home after years of health decline. The funeral was held at Emerson’s Riverside Church with Rev JF Stille officiating. He left a large family including wife Margaret and children Edwin Hugh Susie Robert Hazel Johnson and Harry Porter along with nine grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
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Grayson
Sun
Ray Fiehds
Kereon
Rey Davis
Joel Cites
Wilbur
John Parker
Tehee Ao Moa
Bewhey Green
New
Nfe
F Emerson
Mary Shirley
Clarener
Ranchester
Wye
X. Grist
Nevada
Laura
Margaret Hays
Edwin Hugh
France
Susie
Pomona
Calif
Robert
Emerson
Hazel Johnson
Valley
Nebr
Harry Porter
Hastings
Margaret Grayson
Missouri
Kansas
Clarence Grayson
Wyo
N. G. Gist
Moore Grayson
Hamburg
Edward Ferguson
Blue Moon
Kan
Rebecca Howertot
Mapleton
Samuel Howerton
Blue Mound
Arthur Grayson
Marian
Lavanne Knott
N . Frances Brooks
Wichita Falls
Tex
Geo. Coyle
Nebro
Conoco Increases Advertising Budget For 1938 Campaign
Conoco credits its best year in history to newspaper advertising and announces a 17 percent rise in 1938 ad appropriations over 1937. Continental plans to allocate about 66 percent of consumer media spending to daily and weekly press across roughly 1250 newspapers, promoting Conoco Bronze Gasoline and Conoco Native Processed Motor Oil. The campaign highlights a tough lubricant film, emphasizes independent Conoco “mileage merchants” dealers, and targets reader response in Colorado Springs, California, and Richmond, Virginia.
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Continental Oita
Continental
Contoga
Conuco Geent
Wabash Railway Tops Milly County Tax Payers List
Milly county records show the Wabash railway as a leading heavy tax payer for the year ending last year with a payment totaling 3989.76 dollars. Local officials note emphasis on corporate contributions to county revenue.
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Milly County
Wabash Railway
Rev John William Innes obituary notes long ministry
The funeral observed Rev John William Innes D D of Malvern with tributes from churches in Ames Monticello and Tama County. Pallbearers were his sons Nevin Donald and John and nephews George Gardiner and John Innes plus his brother George Innes. He died January 22 1938 after years of health decline.
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IL. Donner
S. J. Anderson
Mae Churchill
Alice Bentley
Presbyterian Church of
Monticello
Collegiate Presbyterian Church of
Ames
Nevin M. Innes
Donald R. Innes
John C. Innes
George G. Gardiner
Sioux City
John Innes
Warrensburg
James Innes
Iowa
Tama County
Western College
Toledo
Rev. Innes
Malvern
Marian Black Innes
Norfolk
Nebr
Peoria
Chicago
Jrsephine Shee
Margaret Gardiner
Henry Wilson
Reinbeck
Innes
Robert Innes
Dinsdale
George Innes
Davenport
George Gardiner
Henry Dale White
Omaha
E. Kiser
Creston
C. G. Ouren
Gregory Ouren
Proctor Perkins
Council Blaffs
Edna Rhodes
Tabor
S. J. Clarke
State Schools to Develop Posters for Centennial Fair
Iowa Department of Public Instruction calls on public and parochial schools to design a centennial poster for the Centennial State Fair. Submissions accepted through March 1 with the best design from each school advancing to Des Moines for final judging by Kenneth J. Arisman. Prizes include a season ticket for the winner and admission tickets for runners up. top posters displayed in the educational exhibit at the fair.
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Department of Public Instruction
Agnes Samuelso
Des Moines
Iowa
Kenneth J. Arisman
Garbo at Home at The Leader Office Bundle Deal
Readable ad notes a big bundle of old papers featuring Greta Garbo at home offered by The Leader office for six cents. The fragment implies a sale of historical bundles with a celebrity image and local newspaper context.
Suburban Subscriber Seeks News From Distant Town
A Denver reader pays six months in advance for The Leader and asks for more Coro community progress coverage. He laments fading old-timer names, notes new buildings replacing old ones, and mentions The Malvern Leader’s improving weekly.
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Leader
Tam
Malvern Leader
Malela M. Tudard
Church Services and Meetings at Local Churches
A consolidated notice lists services at St Johns Lutheran Church near Malvern with Sunday school at 9 30 am and service at 10 30 am plus Friday choir practice. Walther League meets Tuesday at 7 30 pm. Presbyterian Church holds 10 am Sunday school and a 11 am talk by Dr. Wallace with an offering to the Board of Christian Education. Women’s Missionary Society meets Thursday afternoon. Church of Christ morning worship at 9 45 with Bible school at 1 pm and youth activities. Mid week teachers training follows the prayer lesson. young people class meeting Wednesday evening. Women’s Council meets Tuesday afternoon. all women urged to attend.
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St. Johns Lutheran Church
Malvern
O. E. Weiss
Walther League
Otto Sue
Presbyterian Church
Wallace
Board of Religious Education of the
Synod of Town
Board of Christian
Women’s Missionary Society
C. L. Williams
Church of Christ
Bible
Endeavor
Women's Council
Church
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