Malvern Notes Teem With Visiting Relatives and Events
Local column from Malvern covers visits by Farquhar and family, Hillcrest and Randerson adverts, reminders of shopping and summer attire, Miss Lillian returning from Ames, Mrs. George Smith visiting Tabor, and various relatives gathering for reunions. Includes notices of plane cloth shirts, Mre Farquhar and Elinor attending Piste family reunion, and planned trips to Macedonia and Malvern with local merchants promoting clothing and hats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roe Barnetram
Sén Harold
Walla Walle
Waeh- Ineten
May Shirpley
Blenatdenal
Hale
Narkuadv
Dewey Tye
Malvern
Fred Farquhar
Elinor
Tad Stra
Dara Farquhar
Damatea
Mra
Farquhar
J. 0
Tisle
Binek
Nat Randerson
Fred Robinesa
Wittesau
Inaiur
al- Wit
Taanderson's
George Smith
Nelson Delavan
Smith
Macedonia
Randerson’s
Lillian
Ames
Randerson's
Wetton
Walter Hilton
Tair
Tewir
Oghee
Wilton
Tag Mei
Ceried
Fitsuily
Inden
Rane Volpe
Aly
J.T Sanith
New Dress Oxford
Whitfield
Glemwood
Melliere
King Tut Lecture At Methodist Church Friday Night
A Stated lecture on Tutankhamun’s tomb treasures is planned for Friday evening at the local Methodist Church. Photographs by Earl Carnarvon from eight years of excavation will be shown with music by five artists under Professor Baldus of the University of Kirsee. Admission is 25 cents, with proceeds benefiting the Daily Varathas Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stemnnthan
Spon
Carnarvon
Baldus
Univeresity of
Kirsee
Varathas Fille Sihae
Local property sale and community notices roll through town
Frank Swobola purchased the Elm Al Bes home near Penaceritt, moving to a large brick residence along with outbuildings. Various residents report travel, schooling, and social events including Ames College students onward to summer plans, a Y M C A conference at Lake Geneva, and routines from Malvern to Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dea
Frank Swobola
Cork
Nelson
EL AL Bes
Speer
Aoe
Arid
Myers
Aga— Wilson
Suger Ehred
Riirary
Simpson College
Simpson
United States
Townsend Grace
Randerson
Tabor College Commencement Marks Growth and New Grads
Commencement at Tabor College signals growth under President El fynd with 12 graduates this year. Eight earn Bachelor of Arts degrees, three come from the Conservatory and Academy, including Lilian Warbutt as Conservatory Graduate and a list of names across departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor College
Old College
Crenter
EL Fynd
Academy
Ads Adams
Tarrie Belle Corkendatt
Ternion
FL Davies
Virgil Elwood Foster Elizabeth Emma Griffith Gerteude
Te. Laird Sadie Moentramery Seote Eikleha Yemada
Conservatory
Lilian Warlbutt
Hazeb May Ayer
Dorothy EL Lynd Clarences
Demonstration and Exhibit at Baptist Church Friday Night
Children from Bible School and their teachers will present a demonstration of their work at the Baptist Church on Friday evening June 22. The program includes dramatization and displays of handicraft projects. Admission is free, with a free will offering to defray expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Weidner
Wees
O. K. Carr
California
Mary Taut
Mr. Belt
Beth
Omaha
Ray Hatfeld
Emerson
James Smith
Hazel Adams
Shower for Ruth Dunn at the Kline home
A gathering at Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Kline hosted Miss Ruth Dunn as guest of honor. Baptist church girls, many former Flapte Sunday School members, attended along with Mrs. Dye and Miss Dunn. Guests enjoyed visiting, a Som'rset session, and a silver teaspoon gift. About fourteen girls attended with ice cream and cake served later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Kline
Muth Dunn
The
Baptist Church
Ka Ty
Mera Vieltln Drake
A. Hy
Rafttie
It Takes Some Stamps Emil Leu Letter Display
Emil Leu from north of Hastings visited town Saturday and delivered a letter to the Leader. The envelope bore eleven different stamps in forty one pieces totaling 2700 marks, about five cents in U S currency, an unusual postage showpiece. The German script letter appeared difficult to read. Leu left the envelope at the Leader office for display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Leu
Hastings
Mra. Leu
Germany
Staele
Lau
Leader
Big State Fair Promises Great Show in 1923
Plans for the Iowa State Fair and Exposition unfold for August 22 to 31, 1923 as cash premiums total 121,580.50, about 3,000 more than 1922. The Boys and Girls Department leads the rise with over 1,000 added for calves pigs and junior farmer entries. Horse and cattle prizes added 22,415 and 53,822 respectively with 11,819 for agricultural products and other departments. A wide array of amusements is set for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Wide West
Iowa State Fair adds new attractions and camping space
The Nebraska fair announces horse racing hippodrome fireworks balloon ascension and more for visitors. Improvements to the camping tract will welcome Iowa campers free of charge during the fair with a record number expected. Premium lists are available free from Secretary A R Corey. Meanwhile Mrs G Nellen’s death is reported with funeral planned at the Malvern Methodist church on Sunday June 17 at three o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Corey
G. Nellen
John Neen
Anna Nellen Knight
Mandarami
Methodist
Malvern
Classified ads for poultry and eggs with prices
Fragmented classifieds advertise Sile-Young fries weight estimates from 2 to 234 grams at 75 cents. Contact Mrs A M Noah at 1652 F30. Also offered State-Buff Orpington eggs at 5.00 per hundred and 2.59 per setting, plus a special mated pen of prize winning pullets. Phone 130F20 Mrs Walter Hilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Noah
Orpington
Glenwood
Malvern Fair
Walter Hilton
Real Estate Free Delivery Mal Vern Mill Ad
Real estate ad notes Mal Vern Mill and F A Mulholland’s Grocery offer ideal flour at 1.95 per 49 lb bag or 1,640 per 5-sack lots with free delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mal-Co Ideal
Malvern Mill
F. A. Mulholland's
Work Wanted and Farm Listings from Malvern Glenwood Area
Classifieds show trucking service offered by G M C truck and partners with short notice haul capability. J W Mulvaney advertises Reo speed wagon and Tan ready trucking. Horticulture notices list tomato pepper cabbage and sweet potato plants for sale with phone contact. Strawberry crates priced at 4 dollars with Senator Dunlap variety offered by Carl Hurst and T O Eller Variety Farm with order booking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Candell Bros
Satto
Hava Reo
J. W. Mulvaney
Malvern
B. Crawmer
Senator Dunlap
T. O. Eller
Glen- Wood
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Mre Bred
Farquhar Dara Pa
Pigerts
Agg
Nilpatrick
Arsdall
Megre Rem
M. Te. Hiett
KE. Collins
Kayennes
Ndv
Gladys Bradley
Strthans
Colorado
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Adv
George F. Salyers
Wallace
Tndjanola
Eva Plumb
Marlon Plumb
E.G. Plumb
Maredon Via
Mises
Bruce Feudt
Maragret
Date
Missouri
W. TL .Taylor
Teo
EL Ripley
Shenandoah
Jalvern
Ripley
Council Bluffs
Epworth Sevene Institute
Glenwood Lake Park
Butte
Institute
Der
UW. Parsons and Son
George
Town Lakes
Minnesota
Cunbelt
John Tucking Hospital
Baltimore
Lincoln
Fred
Clarinda
King Tut
Francis Halleman
Port Snelling
Piper Selig Miller
Isaac Mulhoffland
Erbel
Ottaha Sainday
M. J. Hiett
Lloyd Mulholland
Ames College
Blus
Red Oak
Town Service Company
M. L. Hlett's
Charlee Anderson
Farragut
Ark
Ethel Gilmore
Nttle
Ted Jr
Chicago
Hattie Ninebaugh
Martin Cunningham
R. K. Piper
Ruth Dunn
amune/Dyentey
W. H. Taylor
Hampshire
J. N. Summers
A. B. Keckley
O. J. Williams
Tom Bhaw
C. E. Porter
Collins Drug Store
Priesta Drug Store
Malvern Mitling Co
Ager
Carl Hurst
Torric
Geo. R. Estes
Practice Mills Co. Natl. Bank Bldg
Glenwoed
James Oliver Curwood
Hell’s River
Northwest Mounted
Web of the Law
Lloyd Hamilton
Sessue Hayakawa
Helen Chadwick
Independent Baking Co
B.S
Paullin & Gridley
L. Barkus
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