Epworth League Institute Opens at Glenwood Lake Park
The first annual Epworth League Institute gathers nearly two hundred youths from southwest Iowa for a week of camp life and education. Cars arrive from many towns, tents fill the camp, and activities begin with a mixer as classes start at 8:30 Tuesday. Early morning routines include a 6:00 dip and 6:30 Watch service, followed by breakfast in Mesa Hall.
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Epworth League
Glenwood Lake Park
Iowa
Mesa Hall
Special meeting of Harry Hammons Post announced
There will be a special meeting this Thursday evening July 28 at the club rooms. Members urged to attend in full.
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Harry Hammons
Baptist Kensington Hosts Pleasant Afternoon Social
The Baptist Kensington group gathered at Mrs. Les Summers home on Thursday July 14. A good crowd attended and enjoyed refreshments served by hostess and Mesdames J. D. Paddock Reed A. J. Swain and Ran Swain in a cordial afternoon event.
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the Baptist Kensington
Les Summers
Mesdames
J. D. Paddock
Reed
A. J. Swain
Ran Swain
A Program in The Park by Malvern Sunday Schools
A temperance program will be given by children from all Malvern Park Sunday Schools Friday afternoon. Misses Frances Cadwell and Vivian Priest have trained the children. All interested are invited to attend and show appreciation.
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Malvern In the Park
Frances Cadwell
Vivian Priest
Ford Coupe Stolen in Council Bluffs
Homer Black reported his Ford Coupe stolen Sunday evening in Council Bluffs after driving his brother Lloyd to catch a train for Kansas. He left the car near Lake Manawa, returned to find it missing, and the police have not traced it yet.
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Homer Black
Council Bluffs
Lloyd Black
Kansas
Lake Manawa
Homer
Simpson Alumni Organize Mills County Association
Simpson College alumni and students formed the Mills County Alumni to aid Simpson in various ways. Officers elected were Paul Rowe president, Joy Parker vice president, and Mrs. H. H. Lisle secretary and treasurer. A second August meeting was planned at Mrs. Lisle's near Hastings to finalize the group.
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Simpson College
Simpson
Mills County
H. H. Lisle
Hastings
Paul Rowe
Glenwood
Joy Parker
Churches News of the Churches First M WH
Methodist Church will hold services as usual next Sunday Rev Freedline and family expected home tomorrow A large crowd is hoped for with Dr and Mrs Spence Alaska missionaries to speak Sunday School at 10 a m Morning Worship at 11 a m Church of Christ services Sunday both morning and evening
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News of the Churches
First
Methodist Church
Freedline
Spence
Alaska
Whitfield Elected President of Malvern Public Library Board
At the July meeting the Malvern Public Library Board chose D. H. Whitfield as president for the ensuing year. Mrs. C. B. Royce was named treasurer and Miss Gladys Smith secretary. Whitfield has served since the board's founding and is expected to lead effectively.
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Whitfield
Malvern Public Library Board
D. H. Whitfield
C. 8. Royce
Gladys Smith
Civic Improvement Club Elects Officers for Reign
The Civic Improvement Club held its Tuesday meeting and reinstalled the same officers. President is Mrs. W. M. Hiett, Vice President Mrs. J. D. Robbins Lee, and Treasurer Mrs. J. F. Wearth.
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Civic Improvement Club
W. M. Hiett
J. D. Robbins Lee
J. F, Wearth
Gibbs hold swimming party at Craigs Lake south of Malvern
Mr and Mrs W H Gibbs entertained about a dozen friends Friday evening at a swimming party at Craigs Lake south of Malvern After an enjoyable swim they returned to the Gibbs home and shared a delicious luncheon The event provided a most delightful time for all involved.
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W. H. Gibbs
Craigs Lake
Malvern
Gibbs
Mrs C O Nichols Heads to Chicago for Style Shows
Mrs. C. O. Nichols leaves Saturday evening for Chicago to attend major style shows during the first week of August. New York and Cleveland firms will present shows, giving her a chance to select fall and winter ladies wear. She will also carry orders to fill for local customers. Nichols has built a strong business with bright prospects for another good season.
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C. O. Nichols
New York
Cleveland
Nickolas
Nickols
Hagenbach-Wallace Circus to Exhibit in Council Bluffs
The Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus announces a Monday August 8 show in Council Bluffs with new stunts and European headline acts. A free street parade spans over a mile at 10 0 m., tickets sold downtown at Clarks Drug Store match show ground prices. The giant menagerie, one of the world’s largest, will open one hour before performances at 2 PM matinee and 8 PM night.
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Hagenbach-Wallace
Council Bluffs
Hagenbeck-Wallace
Europe
Clarks Drug Store
Threshing Season Rushes On As Fair Time Nears
Farmers thresh in good weather as grain is moved to granaries. Wheat sells at 1.02 with 26 cent eats. Lloyd Smith plans fall return to Wes husking corn near Des Moines. Harve Tackett family called to Nebraska for mother-in-law illness and death. L A Talbott attends insurance business. Local farmers finish threshing this week: Oliver Hammers Wes Smith Ab Scott G F Wills Ernest Abhberts Fred Dickersbach. Plentiful harvest suggests fair attendance and a push for Shetland pony races for juveniles. Mrs J P Clark shares drought watering tip using a water jar and lamp wick to keep plants green during dry spells.
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Lloyd Smith
Wes
Des Moines
Harve Tackett
Nebraska
Fair Association
J. P. Clark
Chautauqua Talent Wanted for 1922 Season Opportunities
The Billboard seeks musicians, singers, readers, entertainers, lecturers, managers, and others for upcoming chautauqua programs across the United States Canada Alaska New Zealand Australia and England. A free managers and booking agents list is offered to those sending local chautauqua officers details. Also included is a personal letter from L W Boehner at Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary describing wartime prisoner conditions and his hope to reunite with friends.
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Chautauqua
United States
Canada
Alaska
New Zealand
Australia
England
Dearborn St
Chicago
Lil
Malvern Cold Storage unveils expanded Ice Plant capacity
Malvern Cold Storage Company announces a new addition to the Ice Plant boosting capacity to 24 tons per day and selling ice at 50 cents per hundred at the plant with special carload and ton prices. The ad lists cream butter eggs and poultry purchasing aims and notes direct shipping to eastern markets, with management and staff signed.
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ICE
Malvern Cold Storage Co
Omaha
Council Bluffs
New York
Boston
Iowa
Malvern Cold Storage Company
L. W. Boehner
Mabel Lindsay
Anna Deihl
Jno. Goodwin
Chas. Perkins
Bruce Boehner
Walt Mulholland
Ernest Anderson
W. H. Gibbs
Leonard Williams
Geo. Hedding
Malvern Milling Back to Prewar Flour Prices
Malvern Milling returns to prewar flour prices accepting losses on wheat. Ground only old wheat for ninety days to ensure bread quality. Advertises 1.75 per sack for 5 sack lots and lists various flour and grain products with prices and a trade-in offer. Leaders L W Boehner, Lester Saar, and Robt Boehner sign as officers.
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Malvern Milling Company
W. Boehner
Lester Saar
Robt. Boehner
Secy
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Baptist Kensington
Ford
Simpson Alumni Organize
Church of Christ
A. B. Burnett
Mt. Vernon
Federal Penitentiary
Leavenworth
Penaa
American Daily
R. A. Shaffer
13Th St
Omaha, Nebraska
Foleys
Foleys Elberta
Higgins Bros., Grocers
Malvern, la
Sensation
J. J. Swain & Sons
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