Answers His Last Roll Call Hammond Pioneer Civil War Veteran Dies
Richard D. Hammond a pioneer resident near Malvern died at home Saturday night June 11 after paralytic strokes on June 4 and ten days earlier. Survived by three children and a granddaughter Miss Kate Bhirkey, funeral held Monday June 13 at the home with Rev. J. E. Wilkins officiating. Local GO A A O W Black, John Buits, A. J. King and H. M. Babbitt were honorary pallbearers. American Legion members attended as guard of honor and fired a volley, taps sounded, as Hammond was remembered as a rugged, respected figure.
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Richard D. Hammond
Malvern
Kate Bhirkey
J. E. Wilkins
Louise Hiett
Ruth Cadwell
Jesus Bavior
GO. A. A
O. W. Black
John Buits
A. J King
H. M. Babbitt
Otto Kline
Fred van Horne
Guy Breeding
G. G. Workman
Charles Walker
Tod Clayton
American Legion
Total Post
Hammond
Obituary for Debi Hammond of Belmont and Chester
Debi Hammond born December 18 1843 in Belmont County Ohio moved to Chester Ohio with parents at age eight enlisted September 1 1861 in Company B 53rd Ohio Infantry re enlisted December 1883 served until war end discharged at Little Rock Arkansas wounded at Atlanta later years lived on Malvern Nursery wife Mary Thompson married August 8 1868 four children born two died in infancy survivors include Myre Frans Bhirkey and others peaceful public spirit and charitable acts noted loved liberty memorial contributions
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Michard
Debi 'Hammond
Gpaceway
Mary Elizabeth: Hammond
Bostor
Belmont County
Ohio
Chester
Brorgan County
53Rd
Ohio Infantry
Little Hook
Atkensad
Atlanta
Georgia
Mary Thompson
Charles
Bath
Malvern Nursery
Hammond
Ile
Flore
Aurvive
Myre
Frans
Eleo
Hemmond
Fletcher Takes Second in Dowbiea State Shoot Doubles
Fletcher Leonard D. Fletcher secured second place in the doubles event at the state shoot under a strong headwind that boosted scores. He hit 41 of 66 targets while J. F. Fisher led with 45 of 60. Other northwest Iowa shooters also posted creditable showings, with Lew Laton of Cornell Bullis winning the handicap event from twenty three yards with four perfect 50-shot rounds.
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Fletcher
Dowbiea
Leonard D. Fletcher
J. F. Fisher
Titonka
Mills County Junior Clubs Tour and Rally Day Planned
Mills County junior girls and boys gather for a combined 4-H tour and rally day on June 21. About 150 enrolled, with nearly 160 expected in all, will visit livestock projects, inspect baby beefs and poultry, and hear from state leaders from Ames. A noon picnic at Glenwood Park precedes a rally program by 4-H Girls club representatives and mothers, bankers, merchants, and farmers invited to attend.
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Mills County
Glenwood Take Park
Club of Mills
County
Frank Read
Ames
Thomas
Byeryeng
Malvern Bank Decree in Bankruptcy Case
In Malvern the First National Bank obtained a decree against Mulbougi for a ivery in a petition for relief. Judge Kruse and Robinsgmm named to receive and bond of eighteen dollars per month. The court approved the bond and empowered the ratification of a deed to the purchaser upon compliance with terms as of the date.
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Malvern
Mulbougi
F. H. Kruse
Charles M
Robinsgm
Sgacute
Abe
Dale
Cadwell to Lead First National Bank at Coin
Malvern realtor and insurance man P. M. Cadwell has been elected to head the First National Bank of Coin, the town’s sole bank. He begins duties with three assistants, praises local stockholders, and may move to Coin with his family. Cadwell’s 25 years in real estate, insurance, and financial auditing equip him for the post.
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Malvern
First National Bank
P. M. Cadwell
First National Bank of Coin
Page County
Cadwell
Cotn
Council Bluffs Woman Badly Injured In Auto Wreck
Mrs Frank Peters of Council Bluffs sustained serious injuries when her Chevrolet overturned last Thursday afternoon. A little girl trapped in the car was also injured but not fatally. A tourist aided them from the wreck and they were taken to the Jackson home for aid before an ambulance transported Mrs Peters to a Council Bluffs hospital. No permanent injuries were found on examination. A pile of cherries and strawberries Mrs Peters carried were scattered at the scene.
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Frank. Peters
Council Bluffs
Jackson’ Home
Tabor
Council Bluffe
Silver Grange Social Promises Refreshments and Plans
Silver Grange Patrons of Husbandry met at their hall in Balfour last Thursday. An ice cream social is planned for Thursday evening, June 16, to raise funds for the youth degree team attending the State Grange event. A program followed with songs, readings, piano solos, a verse contest, and a playlet. The next meeting is set for June 24 with a similar program.
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Silver Grange
Balfour
The
Grange
State Grange
Wil
Flora
Entertaining Ladies at the Robbins Home
Mrs. Frank Robbins hosted about forty Indies at a luncheon last Wednesday at 1 30 in the Robbins home east of town. The house was decorated with home-grown roses and a delicious two course luncheon served. Guests included Mrs. Lewis of Salem Oregon and Mrs. Thelma Street of Los Angeles. The ladies hosted another luncheon and cards on Friday afternoon.
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Frank Robbins
Clinton, Robbins
J. M. Steels
Pleasant Robbins
Town
Lewis
Salem
Oregon
Thelma Street
Los Angeles
Carda
An Towa Farmer in Foreign Fields
Otha Wearin, a Iowa farmer, details his month long European agricultural tour noting a clear fertility decline eastward from Chicago toward the coast and widespread abandoned farms. He observes soil color shifts from rich black soils to dingy clay and discusses industrial trends drawing workers away from rural areas to higher paid urban employment.
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Otha P
Wearin
Chicago
Iowa
Massachusetta
Danley to Give Concert at Wesley Chapel Monday
Erle Panley of Simpson College conservatory quartet will present a program of baritone solos and readings Monday evening June 20 at the Wesley Chapel church. A Malvern High School graduate, Panley is noted in Mills County for his vocal and reading work during three years of study at Simpson College.
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Erle Panley
Conservatory Quartet
Simpson College
Weasley Chapel
Panter
Simpson Entiere Men’s Gree Chil
Simpson College Conservatory of Music
Malvern High School
Mills County
Vera Donner Elected Superintendent of Epworth League
Miss Vera Donner was elected Superintendent of the Junior Epworth League of the Council Bluffs district for the coming year. The district convention held June 8 in Atlantic chose Malvern to host the next gathering, date to be set later. Seven Malvern delegates attended, including Vera Donner and six others. Members expect to host more than 159 young people next summer in Malvern. Donner has taught fourth grade in Malvern and is noted for her experience and training.
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Vera Donner
Epworth League
Council Bluffs
Atlantic
Malvern
Malvern Epworth League
Miax Vera Donner
Hazel Landle
Neva Thomas
Ruth Johnson
Helen Ireland
A. J. Rohrbaugh
Paul H. Hicks
Malvern League
Epworth
Iowa
Editors Meet in Omaha This Week
The National Editorial Association holds a convention in Omaha with over 400 delegates from nearly thirty states. Herman Roe of Northfield Minnesota presides as the sessions unfold at Fontanelle Hotel with welcome addresses by Nebraska leaders and editor families.
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National Editorial Association
Omaha
Herman Roe
Northfield
Minn
Association
Fontanelle
Roe
Gav
Nebraska
Middle Wast
Sevason
Franely G. Blair
Sprivedeld
National Educational Agenciation
Blair
United Statoe
Cornel Biya
Omuba
Editera
Pouncil Bude
Rainbow Point
Tulip Varieties and Garden Planting Tips
An editor’s note from the Malvern Garden club details tulip types. Darwin tulips dominate, with Breeder, Parrot, Cottage, and Rembrandt varieties noted for color, form, and use in beds or indoors. Guidance covers planting times, bulb pricing, ordering early, and garden planning with single colors and contrasting backgrounds.
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Darwin
Creeder
Rem+ brandt
Holland
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H. E. Chambers
Charlotte
J. J. Graves
J. Sawyers
Helen Gilbert
Kenneth Graves
Edwin Howard
Charlotte Chambers
Laurie Dower
Irete Brooks
Edna Andrews
Alvena Roenfeldt
Arlene Howard
Frank’ Robbins
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Snfowa Fermer
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