Notice To Advertisers Seeks June 1913 rate hike
Local notice reports a forthcoming advertising rate increase effective June 1 1913. It lists numerous town residents and visitors with short notes on travels, visits, and events, including doctors, merchants, and club members, reflecting a bustling Malvern community page.
Entertainment coming to Grinnell with two shows
Grinnell College Orchestra of 31 pinges plays next Thursday June 9 at the Methodist church. Admission is 35 cents and tickets are at Anderson's drug store. Tabor College Academy presents A Rose O' Plymouth Town at the Opera House with early seat reservations advised.
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Grinnell College
Ware
Shen‘andoah
Methodist Church
Anderson's
Tabor
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness
Mrs Tillie Jahnke expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and family for kind help during her siege of pneumonia and for the beautiful flowers She also thanks Dr Campbell and son for their attentive care in this ad notice.
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Boma
Presbyterian Church Children's Day Observed Sunday Evening
The Presbyterian Church will observe Children’s Day next Sunday with a program of songs and exercises by the young people. Everyone is invited to attend. Service is at 8:00 PM.
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Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian
Lost valuable cow of J. Swain & Sons and haunting misfortune
A Shorthorn valued breeding cow owned by J. Swain & Sons died after baling wire portions eaten with hay caused a stomach heart injury. The incident occurred Sunday morning at Dr. Baer’s place and is described as a very peculiar and severe loss for the Swain family.
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J. Swain & Sons
Baer
Baling
Malvern Couple wed at Glenwood Baptist parsonage
WEATIN THOMPSON, a Malvern man previously operating a local bus line, married Hazel Thompson, a former county teacher, at the Glenwood Baptist parsonage on Thursday June 5. Rev. A C Hageman officiated with guests Helen Adle of Sidney and Will Thompson of Tabor. The couple, who plan to settle in Tabor, were celebrated with a reception at the A J Boston home before returning to Malvern and then Tabor.
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Ford Wearin
Hazel Thompson
Malvern
Glenwood
Baptist
A.C. Hageman
Helen Adle
Sidney
Will ‘Thompson
Tabor
A. J. Boston
Lire
World Waits for Answers From Anxious Children
A quirky, fragmented prose piece asks why floods and tornadoes occur and how to stay pure while exploring odd topics. It riffs on “the meanest man in the world,” politics and policing, and naming a child humorist, reflecting a sensational, satirical voice with unclear structure.
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Arkangas
Tom P. Morgan
Sackville McKnott
Tden
Jay
Seang Jiden
Waltin
East Liberty Strawberry Social Tonight At Church
East Liberty church hosts an annual strawberry social tonight with broad invitation. Nearly everyone is expected to attend as the community joins in the event and refreshments.
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East Liberty
East, Liberty Church
Visit to Germany by Mrs Fredericks and Family
Mrs Fredericks and her son-in-law Smit Huelle arrived from Madison Nebraska to visit relatives near town including Mus J TH Neblsdorf and Mrs Max Lou. They plan a summer stay with Mrs Lou and Mr Huelle and his brother Fred, with sister Mops Nejhaus. The Huellas and a party expect a trip to Germany from New York on June 44, for several months.
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Otha Hydespant
Omaha
F. L. Shaffer
Best
West
M. E. Church
Fred Peterson
Council Bluffs
Pieres
Ady Alva Cramer
Emerson
E. Collins
George Nahley
Miss Wise
Oscar Brown
Martha Hosier
Corneil Bluffs
Jas. J. Wilson
A. Berrigan
Imogene
Charles Long
J. F. Wearin
Marion Avenue
C PF. Davis
Henry Nimns
Silver City
J. C. Worstall
Mrs. Keller
Carson
Amy Hammers
Simpson College
Indianola
R. K
J. E. Henderson
L. G. Adams
Ina Salyers
Bessie Harris
Cedar Falls
Neachers College
Daisy Bartley
Iun
Lincoln
Neb
Malvern
W. H. Miller
Nebraska
North-West
Harry
Frank Hilton
Salyers & Kaylton
G. F. Timmons
Greenwood
Zeno Bass
I. M. Cully
Frank
Carl Harris
Thurman
0. M. Harris
Guy Breeding
Ethel and
Havel
Mineola
Michael Cunningham
Council” Bluffs
Allend
Grand Lodge of Masons
M. B. Church
Alice Bently
Vera Donner
Columbia
Alva Donner
Pierce
Rime
James Newell
Towa
Fred GC. Newell
A. B. Washburn
Henry
Hastings
Jacob Kechersperger
Emmerson
Will Kesterson
Thomas Braden
E.E. Clark
Grace Buffington
Litte
Belly
Pine Ridge
James Churchill
Mills
June Wayland Mills
Katherine Tunison
Kirkendall Shoe Company
Alfred Bellwood
Liue
Waller Shepard
Clyde Buffington
Pine’ Bluff
Ned
Kenneth
Carleton Cook
Nebraska State University At Lincoln
Harry Wilson
Wesley Chapel
Wilson
John Wilson
W. E. Wilson
Salyors & Kayton Apa
Studebakers
Prof
Jennings
Mone
Marshall Ball
Wood
G Sheriff
Minnesota
Glenwood
Amother
Cote
Germany
Fredericks
Smit Huelle
Madison
Mus
J. TH. Neblsdorf
Max Lou
Mung
Moodarieks
Lou
Huella
Fred
Mops
Nejhaus
Tpoyndy
Goon
New York
Bate
Arday
Veral
Victrola Evening at Mrs Strahan’s Delights Guests
Mrs O A Strahan entertained about seventy five friends at their Marion Avenue home Monday evening with a Victrola entertainment. A Victor Victrola from Collins & Shaffer furnished the music and readings. Nelson from the Victor agency and Bot Foster demonstrated the device as records of noted operatic and band selections played. Sousa’s Band and Schumann-Heink provided music, violin, harp and piano pieces alongside humorous readings. Punch was served and dancing followed the music.
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Find
O.A. Strahan
Orth Marion Avenling
Victor Victrola
Collins & Shaffer
Nelson An
Ste Perk
Victor“ Agency
Art Foster
Ansterbainers
Sousa
Madama Schumann-Heinek
Malvern Classifieds Highlight Local Goods and Rentals
A Malvern classified listing offers items for sale and rental options including fancy work, oak and walnut posts, stove wood, Shorthorn cattle, cherries, a house for rent, and season tickets. Names cited include Fred Dickersbach and Mrs. Ind Coffman, with deals in cash pricing and local delivery options.
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C. M
Follett
Malvern
Ind
Coffman
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