Izaak Walton League Started in Glenwood Malvern
A meeting drew Malvern sportsmen to Glenwood to discuss forming an Izaak Walton League chapter. About 50 signed as charter members with a next meeting Friday June 27 at the Epworth League pavilion in Glenwood Lake park. The group aims to promote true conservation and outdoor heritage through a broad platform urging legislation, habitat protection, and responsible hunting and fishing practices.
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Vinton & Workman
League
Epworth League
Glenwood Lake Park
Izaak Walton League of America
Fiehdrmen
United States
Canada
America
Europe
Men of America
Royal Neighbors Convene in Malvern for June 20 Training
The R N A convention and school of instruction will be held in the T C O F hall at Malvern on June 20 starting at 10 a m. Members from Page Fremont Mills and Montgomery counties are urged to attend to support outdoor youth development and ancestral outdoor heritage.
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Malvern
Page, Fremont, Mills
Montgomery Counties
Death of Homer F Wilson in Wayne Nebraska
James J Wilson received news Sunday morning of the death of his brother Mamer Wilson at Wayne Nebraska the night before. Death was sudden likely from heart failure. The deceased once did business in Malvern about thirty years ago and had many friends there who mourn his passing. Mr and Mrs Jas J Wilson left Sunday afternoon for Wayne.
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Homer F. Wilson
James J. Wilson
Mamer
Wayne
Nebr
Malvern
Jas
J. Wilson
Methodist Pastor Misses Sunday Services for Reunion and Convention
Rev. Walter Plank informs parishioners he cannot attend church next Sunday due to attending his old conere class reunion and alumni banquet and a nearby Republican National Convention in Cleveland. Sunday school remains at ten o clock, with Children's Day exercises scheduled for the evening.
Fires and Carelessness in Lowell Buildings Destroyed
Five large downtown Lowell structures were burned in a recent blaze. One firefighter died and eight others were hurt. The article lashes at national carelessness, claiming a $500 million annual tax on the nation due to fires, and notes widespread destruction in municipalities as a warning.
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Lowell
Mass
Mrs. Robinson Honored at Haxton Birthday Dinner
Mrs. 5S. M. Robinson of Haxton Colorado was guest of honor at a seven o clock dinner Saturday evening hosted by her daughters Mrs. L. L. Holmes and Miss Bertha Robinson. The event marked her seventy fifth birthday with toasts on Mother. Seventy five candles lit the birthday cake as Master Burton Holmes read and Mildred Holmes sang. Relatives sent letters and cards of best wishes. Invited guests included F. F. Wienbar and daughters Ruth and Grace Ralph Wienbar, Mr. and Mrs. Chas Hammond and son Kenneth.
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Robinson
M. Robinson
Haxton
Colo
L. L. Holmes
Bertha Robinson
Burton Holmes
Mildred
Holmes
F. F. Wienbar
Ruth
Grace
Ralph Wienbar
Chas
Hammond
Kenneth
Jean Beattie Shines at Ferry Hall Honors
Miss Joan Beattie, attending Ferry Hall College in Chicago, earned top honors for highest honor points in school activities and scholarship for the junior college class. She edits Ferry Tales, edited the college annual, and stayed four extra days to finalize its copy before returning to Malvern.
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Joan Beattie
Ferry Hall
Chicago
Jane] Avetin
Jean
Big Magazine
Kane
Malvern
Glenwood O E S Visit Sparks Lodge Initiation Night
The Silver Urn Chapter O E S of Malvern hosted Glenwood Chapter for initiations Tuesday. About 65 Glenwood members attended as two candidates Mrs Harley Steverson and Miss Viola Mulholland were initiated. Worthy Matron Mrs A E Cook and officers praised the work and shared greetings with Glenwood.
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O. E.S. of
Malvern
Glenwood
Harley Steverson
Viola Mulholland
Mia
Frank Choate
Dr. Hollingshead
Kunze Marries Missouri Bride in St Joseph Church
B F Kunze formerly of Malvern now with Burlington Railroad at Hastings wed Miss Marylou Richie Crow of McFall at First Christian church St Joseph Mo The couple will tour the west before settling at Hastings IA after August 1 in a long honeymoon with stops in Holdrege Colorado Springs Pueblo Salt Lake City Los Angeles and Yellowstone Park.
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B. F. Kunze
Malvern
Burlington Railroad
Hastings
St. Joseph's
St. Joseph
Marylou Richie Crow
Claude Crow
McFall
Bernard G. Kunze
First Christian Church
C. M. Chilton
Adel Hackmann
Will Hackmann
Mills County Steers Top At Chicago Market
Ed Wood of Emerson Mills County Iowa sold heavy Herefords at the Chicago stock yards on June 4 at 11.26 per hundredweight. A 19 head shipment averaged 1234 pounds, very even and smooth, top price among 12,000 cattle on the market. Other lots sold 75 cents to 2.50 below for corn fed cattle, indicating the premium for well bred finished stock.
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Mills County
Chicago
Ed Wood
Emerson
Iowa
Civic league food sale announced for June 14
Mrs. Cooks division of the civic league will hold a food sale next Saturday beginning at ten o'clock in the morning at Mansfield and McKown's furniture store.
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Meets at Farquhar Home
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church gathered at Mrs. Fred Farquhar's home on Friday afternoon. The program focused on India with Mrs. C. B. Hilton serving as leader and guiding the discussion.
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W. F
M. S
Woman's Foreign Missionary] Society of the Methodist Church
Fred Farquhar
India
C. B. Hilton
Malvern Women Entertain Many Guests at Spring Party
Mrs George Mellor and Mrs Jr Scott hosted a Friday gathering at the Mellor home. Pink and white decor brightened the event with spring flowers, a rhyme card game, and entertainment including a humorous verse exchange. Refreshments followed, with out of town guests from Glenwood joining the group.
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George Mellor
Jr. i .Scott
Eadith Nixon
Clergy
Marshall Williams
Mer
T. Q. Record
J. M. Graham
Hugh Seager
Glenwood
Dr T C Harris Pioneer Called To Better Life
Dr T C Harris, pioneer, died at home Thursday evening May 29 after months of illness. Funeral held Saturday at 10 at the home with Rev A B MacLeod presiding. Masonic members from Thurman and nearby towns attended. burial by C Royes of Malvern at Thurman cemetery.
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T. C. Harris
A. B. MacLeod
Congregational Church
Thikaer Ue Wader
Engagement Announced for Edna Haynes and Bruce West
The engagement and approaching marriage of Edna May Haynes of Des Moines to Bruce A. West of this city was announced by Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Haynes. Edna May, a former Coe College student and Drake University graduate, teaches physical education in Des Moines. Bruce West, a Coe College alumnus, was a captain and star tackle for the Coe football team and later worked as a salesman for the Hedges company. The wedding is planned for June 26.
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Glenn. Haynes
Des Moines
Edna May
Bruce A. West
R. Bruce West
Cue
Haynes
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Drake University
Mason City
Curtis School
West
Coa
Hedges Company
Coe
Allstate
Wast
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Death claims Mrs Padget after two year illness
Mrs ip D. Padget died Monday night after a long illness. She passed away at the home of Mrs A. L. Palmer where she had been staying for a week at her own request. The funeral was held at the Baptist church.
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Padget
Ip. D
A. L. Palmer
the Baptist
Longtime Ault Mother Mrs Padget Dies After Eventful Life
Mrs Padget of Ault Colorado dies after a life spanning Des Moines Malvern Macon Lincoln Denver and Denver again She was born in Illinois and moved with her parents to Taw then to Malvern and Lincoln before relocating to Denver In 1902 she settled in Ault where she lived with her husband until her death She leaves Robert her husband two sons Rey of Los Angeles and Raymond of Denver a daughter Mrs Mabel McIvor of Cheyenne her mother Mrs J F Coffin and three grandchildren.
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Denver
Ault
Dra. Padget
Baptist Church
Padgets
Rey
Los Angeles
California
Raymond
Mabel McIvor
Cheyenne
J. F. Coffin
Colo
Advertiser
Pima Indians Land Restored and Dam Named Coolidge
Rev Dirk Tay, longtime missionary to the Pima, helped pass a bill restoring water rights and creating the Coolidge Dam on the Gila River. The Cameron San Carlos Bill finances 200000 acres of reclamation in Arizona with the first 100000 acres allotted to the Pimas. President Coolidge signed the measure, presenting his pen to Rev Lay. The act allocates about 8500000 dollars to complete dam construction and land reclamation. Rev Lay, in Malvern, noted a Pima World War I casualty from Arizona.
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Dirk Tay
Malvern
Arizona
Lay
Washington, D.C
Congress
Cameron
Coolidge
Gila River
Pimas
Tabor College Graduation Boasts Record Enrollment and Growth
The article details a surge in Tabor College activities with strong interest in the Conservatory of Music recitals. It notes record student enrollment exceeding prior years, broad outside attention, and extensive support from the self-help department enabling students to work through college. Tuition and living costs are highlighted as affordable, with many students paying under $200.
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Conservatory of Music
Conservatory
North Dakota
Mississippi
Nebraska
Tabor
Seorea
Tt Ia
Leonard Hummes Forms New Omaha Law Firm
Announcement this week reports the formation of a new Omaha law firm with Howard Saxton from Baldridge Saxton Clement Waldron succeeding Wharton Waldron and Leonard A Hammes formerly with Asatddriatpees as part of Saxton Waldron Lainnies at 960-956 Omaha National Bank Building.
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Anew
Pe Omaha
Leonard A. Hammes
Howard Saxton
Baldridge A& Saxton
Clement B. Waldrom
Whiarton & Waldron
Asatddriatpees A
Asatddriatpees A Xtoh Announed the Law Partnership of Saxton, Waldron & Lainnies
Qmala National Bank
Ooratha
Lainnied
Kirkland West to Enter Ministry from Malvern Boy
Kirkland West 21 son of Rev and Mrs Wear plans to study in Seattle then travel to the Orient for missionary work after completing education. A Coe college graduate with a science degree in psychology he earned five athletic letters, led Y M C A, and chaired the honor board. He will enter Princeton Theological Seminary for a three year course and seek a psychology master’s degree.
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Bay Rapids
Republican
Malvern
Bruce Wear
West
Presbyterian Chavell
Emerson
Cedar Rapids
Kirkland West
Wruce Weat
Secort Avenue
Seattle
Wash
Orient
China
Japan
Kirk
Coe College
Coe
Park College
Kansas City
Tau Kappa Upsilon
Sarhem
Menu
Theological Seminary
Princeton University
Princeton
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Dirk Lay
Tabor College
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