Society News Highlights from Malvern Area Events
A crowded Fourth of July social scene features picnics, dinners, and bridge luncheons across Malvern and nearby towns. Attendees include the Weatherwax family, Parsons, Wearin, Summers, Masters, and Parson entourages, with guests from Council Bluffs, Glenwood, and Omaha. The H. S. C. meets for a children’s day program. family reunions and dressy receptions showcase community ties, civic notices, and local political mention of a Mills County candidate.
Funeral for Glenwood's Thomas Clune Held
Mrs. Royce and family attended the funeral of her uncle Thomas Clune in Glenwood on Tuesday afternoon. Clune, aged eighty seven, was described as an old settler and veteran with many county friends. Services were conducted at the Glenwood funeral home. He is survived by his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royce
Mire Eva Wainwright Guests at Wills Farm Visit
MT VERNON and Des Moines residents visit GF Wills and family at the Rome of his brother. Harold Danford Dorothy Henderson Alice Keckley Ralph Brothers George Manters S&S Criswell Nathaniel Watcenter and son visit Sam Andersons on the Fourth. Farmers plan corn work by moonlight while Wm Bower buys a binder to speed harvests. Deaf people from Cornel Bluff Omaha and other places gather in Shenandoah for Fourth celebrations with G F Wills family present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Shenandoah
G. F. Wills
Unified church services and meetings next Sunday
The article details Sunday schedule including 10 a m Sunday school 11 a m preaching at Episcopal and Baptist churches. A union evening service at 8 p m at the Baptist church features Dr White of the Presbyterian church with plans for a vase sermon and Bible studies on death. The basement dedication is deferred until after September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senco
Union Young People's
The
Baptist Church
White
Episcopal Church
Paul H. Hicks
Union
Presbyterian Church
Traveling Through The East Ye Continued From Page One
Narrative of a trip through New York state detailing a Niagara crossing, Highway 31 the Honeymoon Trail, fruit orchards and farms in Genesee Valley, visits to Avon and Finger Lakes, and a tour of Genesee Falls. Describes scenery, agriculture, and towns such as Holly, Bergen, Le Roy, Caledonia, Avon, and Genesee Falls with reflections on fruit crops and canal-era beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aida
Ste
Niagara
New York
Geneases Valley
Ita Acenery
Ite Fine Farma
Holly, Berge
le Roy
Eget
Caledonia
Avon
Fradarick Allen
Presbyterian Church
Geneasee River
Genessea Falls
Farm Auction Rumor Amid Low Grain Demand In Avon
A 246 acre Avon farm with few improvements listed for public auction amid weak grain demand. A banker predicted a bargaining outcome around $30 per acre, though confidence was low. The piece retraces a spring road trip through Finger Lakes and Green Mountain country, noting GE’s local layoffs, Vermont maple syrup, Rutland marble quarries, and scenic towns like Bennington and Woodstock. The journey ends in Lebanon New Hampshire at a rustic campsite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon
Finger’’ Lakes
Cahatdalzne
Seneca
Ate
Cherry Valley
Schenectady
Harold Airesding
Harold
General Electric Company
Ben Breeding
Troy
New York
Green Mountain
Vermont
Bennington
Green Mountain Boys
Rutland
Green Mountains
Ble Milla
C. B. Royce
Woodstock
New England
Mr. Royce
Black Hills
South Dakota
New Hampshire
Lebaton
W. P. Wortman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society News
Bae’ Bayea
Jathew Swath
Goesta
Het Suday
Letra
Dittier Sunday
George Williamson
Mra. Pettibone
Coutell Bluffs
Helen Gertrude Brown
Bibley
Dixie Baer
George Parsons
R. A. Patsona
Pichia
Fair Grounds
Mra
W. A. Bowser
D. C. Cuhatheham
Lewis Jase
Matlin Cunningham
C. M. Wilson
HL Br, Chambers
Glen Seeger
Malvern
Floyd Rhoades
Athens
Theft Horn
B.C. Gofiine
Mie
Royés
A. Deatdorf
J. M. Steele
J. A. Parsons
Himet Thomas
Topeka
Kansas
Lyman Thomas
Mary Mattiyn
Mia. Cook
Mias
George Parsona
Omahe
Allen Wortman
Cekebo
Het
Mes
Beckwith
James Beckwith
Mey
F. Randerson
Hobbs Randerson
W. Beet
Betty and
Bitty Beet
Edward Knight
Hdet Kuntgnt
Hiett
Gieste
Duster Ma
J. N. Summers
Mary Elizabeth
Jamie Summers
Eoward Knight
Gneste
Gehe Masters
Robert Mestefa
Mia
Love
Carral
Sthealn
George Masters
Steve Criswell
Glenwood
Samuel Masters
Pacific Junction
Wearin
de Alstropé
Summera
Glen Summers
Bridge Club
C. D. Alatrope
J. L. Donner
McSpadded
Natalie Ruhl
Ft. Myers
Martha
Gueeta
Elizabeth
Harriett Heattle
Jeane Cunningham
Dorothy Boehner
Tom Gidley
Donald Obrist
Paul Mulholland
Eugene Herts
Naylor
Himer
Polly
Harry
and’ Mra
Leonard Dayal
Helen Ann Stevenson
Max Boles
Gerald Breeding
Geneva Richardson
Velma Jean Chamberlain
Marjarie Duval
Lowyise Bower
Martin4 Richardson
Virginia del
Twila Fern Chamberlain
Meadame
Martin R. Cunningham
Charles M. Wilson
Louis
Bess
Twevety
Leonard Dean
Henry Dean
CG. T. Genung
J. W. Lugsech
Bryan Maxwell
Yeorne McCord
Ancrett
Walter van Horne
J. B. Rouderson
Paul Glynn
Guy Breeding
BR Kilov
Otto Kitas
O. Cunningham
Mises Kulalio Larson
Ruth Glyap
Frank Boyle
Shirley Oreaplne
Mins Mary Supple
Kvyerats Buckingham
Auburn
Nebr
Ralph Conyend
Ee Jinjph Conyers
Obi Bam
Sat Dorsiy Boshane Wien
Mart Baliitets
Daly
Weaks Woods
Clarence Graham
Jim Graham
Wm. Weaver
Kine City
Weade
Mabel Birdiland
Hastings
Jod Vance
Emerson
Harry Shepard
Iowa State Savings Bank
Iowa
Mills
Ee Hee Banking House
U.nc. U
Samwene
Total
Canital
Federal Reserve Bank
Milla County
Royon
C. D. Aistrope
Y. H. Seaton
Beal
Renance
Froyos
Atplys
Ivaldarts Hemmant
Mills County
Tere F
Higgina
W.W. Alstrops
Ee Aitrons
Vaughn’ Hoover
Ces
Ayo
the Malvern
MT. Vernon
Wyritea
Malvern Trust & Savings Bank
UY RD
Total Resources Capital Stock Surplus Fund
Federal Reserve
Hank Wenhges
Anne
Me Vo
Fred Durbin
Provident
Crlawell
Capbion
Pym A. Chautey
Crise
Boule i
Notary
Allon
Benititetoh
Malvern Dry Cleaners
Zola Fletcher
Goodrich
Just
Carload
Willard
Mona Motor
Alfred Hall
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!