Editors Meet in Des Moines
The Iowa Press Association annual meeting in Des Moines drew editors from daily and weekly papers statewide. Highlights included PF Harrison elected president and K C Baldridge as vice president, plus remarks by cartoonist J S Darling.
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Iowa Press Association
Des Moines
Iowa
O'Brien
Orchard of
Nonpareil
Harrison
Oakland Acorn
Frank Beymer
Avoca Journal-Herald
Fred Hil
Hamburg Reporter
N. Marvin
Death Claims Mrs Laura Uttvits Former Malvern Resident
Mrs Laura Uttvits longtime Malvern resident dies at granddaughter Mia Liva Bargman home in Westboro Missouri after a long illness. Born in Leipisg Germany she moved to America at seventeen and spent years in Malvern where she helped run a sewing school and chaired church missionary work. She was mother to Walter Uttvits and grandmother to Abner Clark and W A Thurke of Shenandoah. Funeral held in Westboro with survivors including four of ten children.
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Malvern
Westboro
Laura Utttvits
Mia
Liva Bargman
Missouri
Methodist Church
Missionary Society
Shenandoah Gentinal Post
Laura Uttvits
Westbury
Walter U Ttvits
Abner
Lurk
W. A. Thurke
Shenandoah
Awttvits
Atekinsah County
Leipsig
Germany
America
Vienna
Austria
Chicago
Elgin
Nebraska
Uttvits
Kiggie Lee
South Omaha
Nebr
Oscar Uttvits
John Uttvits
Butte
Montanay
Walter Uttvits
BAPTISTS HOLD ANNUAL MEETING AT FIRST MALVERN CHURCH
The First Baptist Church of Malvern held its annual meeting and roll call last Sunday with about 150 in attendance. A church dinner was served, finances were strong with no debts and funds in the bank, and the pastorate is praised for harmony. Officers and deacons were elected, with Sunday School led by Mrs. A. J. Berkheimer and a full slate of church officers and trustees. Regular services are planned for next Sunday, with a prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
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First Baptist Chtiren
Malvern
Boon
Whcn
Christ
A. J. Berkheimer
Ira Fritz
Edith Mulholland
Viola Lintner
Sadie MccIntyre
P.M. Cadwell
DM. Kiine
Frances Cadwell
Louise Hlett
J. D. Paddock
P. M. Cadwell
Leslie Hichardson
R. Skages
J. W. McNulty
M. Chanebers
James Langmuir
Mra
Ja ‘Fritz
Ming
A. J. Berkhimer
Collins
J. E. Wilkins
Malvern Odd Fellows Install 1924 Officers
Malvern lodge No. 276 installed new officers on January 14 with H P Rea, D D G M of Hastings, presiding. Noble Grand George A Switzer led a program. other officers named include Clarence Meyers, A S Mills, and Lee Herrick, with Trustees Fred Hall and K C Dice among those listed. Oyster supper and music followed as members praised the lodge’s good condition and work.
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Rea
Hastings
Offeer
George A. Switzer
Noble Grand
Clarence Meyers
Mills
R. S
G. Brown
Lee Herrick Warden
A. R. Graves
Silas van Horne
I. G
George Hedding
O. G. Wim Butts
N. G
Lea No
Fred Hall
George Foxworthy
Fred Atkinson
Lookabill Brothers
Auxiliary Meeting Set for February 1 at 2:20
The Auxiliary meeting will be held Friday February 1 at 2 20 oclock at the home of Mrs Walley Slothower.
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Walley Slothower
Malvern Co Operative Shipping Yearly Report 1922
Manager Harrey Chirk presents the Malvern Co Operative Shipping Association 1922 yearly report detailing business, receipts, and expenses. It notes 128 members, various deductions, and a call for member attendance at the annual meeting to review accomplishments and address issues. Directors and officers are listed.
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Malvern Co-Operative Shipping Association
Harrey Chirk
Malvern Co Operative Shipping Association
Asanratinn
Vanies
FLOR
Farmers Mason
Insurance Fund
Lee Ras
Farmers Wien
Tasuranece
Poeta
Pennwal
Makvers Leuder
Dtte
Wederquist
Res
Feed Durbin
Treas
S. C. Andersin
BK. Hilton
Yotung
Oh PL
Clark
Cooney Kills Coyotes With Long Range 203 Rifle
Cooney killed another coyote last Saturday west of town using a 203 rifle he routinely uses. He has now four coyotes killed with nine shots, always firing from the run, at about three hundred yards. Coyotes are unusually plentiful this season and pose a pest threat to young livestock in spring.
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Cooney
Briley Brothers
Mr. Cooney
An Iowa Social Problem by Herbert Quick in Iowa Magazine Section
Iowa author Herbert Quick contributes the leading feature to the Leader's Iowa Magazine Section with An Iowa Social Problem. He analyzes tenant farming, highlighting weaknesses in the present system and the historic land abundance that shaped them. He does not propose solutions, but aims to stimulate statewide reflection on self derived remedies.
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Iowa
Herbert Quick
Iowa Magazine
Leader
Mr. Quick
Pioneer
Quick
The Patience of James Ho Poen Resietant tologisn
The story follows James Ho Poen Resietant tologisn as he investigates a rypsata case. Aimed at readers of Town and country news, the feature outlines an extraordinary triouree and notes the third installment by Rite Wetman. Farm Stones in Productive Town is highlighted in the issue’s picture page.
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Rte
James Ho
Rypsata
Ion
Towa
Rite Wetman
Rural Parent-Teacher Meeting Full of Community Hope
Members and friends of Barrett school and nearby communities braved the cold for a Rural PTA gathering. A presentation on the Dutch West Indies island Statin entertained, followed by discussions on school topics. Chairs were funded by a drive, cookies and apples served, and plans outlined for future meetings and improved parent involvement.
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Barrett
Marquhar
Statin
Dutch West Indies
Farquhar
Woman Dies After Operation at Local Hospital
Mrs Olive Copeland aged 24 of 1014 South Twentieth Street died Thursday noon at a local hospital following an operation for the removal of Vertopsiis. The death is attributed to heart disease. She has presided in Omaha for four years and is survived by her husband Jesse Uh Cupelagd of Omaha and her parents Mr and Mrs dese Steve ving of Hastings. Funeral rites will be held at Ayocs Ta Sunday, World Herittd.
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Olive Copeland
South Twentieth Street
ThurstMary
Omaha
Ier Vinsvaunst
Jesse Uh Cupelagd
Ouiha
Dese Steve Ving
Hastings
Lulermtent
Ayocs
World Herittd
Farms and Fables: Life in Malvern and North Grove Roots
A lengthy reminiscence traces a farmer's life from North Grove to Malvern, detailing family ties, land work, and community lines. It recalls the tutelage of Joana Durbin, marriage to a South Grove woman, migration to Malvern, and partnership shifts with local neighbors. The narrative weaves in farm labor, property changes, and local economy, noting past booms and future land hopes.
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Peyton Ag Hive Vwoadbert
Creecard
Nereggare
Warner Epons
Sara Seo
Metiashe
Mr Witte
Iran
Ebbon Hind
North Drove
Peru
Yvan
Joana Durbin
Mah
Taywo
South Grove
Hiram Dolph
North Grove
Malvern
Scott
Bia Wen Oyvithi
Anton Neighbor
Warren i
Malveraga
Mibls
California
Glenwood
Arturburn
Carl Nelson
Sue Robbins
Beatrie
DR Baer
Sai Tawa
Fragmented Glassy Verse About Logs and Dogs
A garbled poem like text describes a grandfather, a log house, and claims things are going to the logs or to the ORS. The lines are incomplete and unclear, with distorted phrases and stray references, lacking coherent narrative or identifiable events or persons.
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Claiborne-Reno Company
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Malverp Presbyterian Church
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Mr. Moore
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W. J. Tutt
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Malvern IL
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Minelle Lee
Coyotes
Our Magazine
Barrett School
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