Malvern Social Notes and Local Happenings
Milton Swann travels to Omaha for embalming course. Mrs. J. Duerr and son visit from Council Bluffs for Chautauqua week at Woodrow Home. Rev. Utterback attends Des Moines church convention with Rev. Zaucan. Prof. Stewart from Farragut visits Malvern friends, then to Murdock Neb. Masonic lodge reports two Fellow Craft candidates and more to follow. Deaths, marriages, and community aid feature as locals help fire victims and locals lend support. visitors from Texas and Scotland arrive, with plans for Chautauqua and regional travel. Local citizens honored for subscriptions and charity work. end notes on farming, church events, and regional commerce.
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Milton Swann
Omaha
J. Duerr
Little Son
Council Bluffs
Woodrow Home
Mr. Duerr
H. A. Utterback
Des Moines
Mr. Zaucan
Glenwood
O. P. Stewart
Farragut
Malvern
Murdock
Nebr
Masonic Lodge
I. F. Hendricks
Isoo Perry
Culver
Indiana
Perry
Bessie Smith
Lottie Dear‘corff
Bertha Bushnell
Harriett
Wilora Benton
J. J. Hendricks
Texas
J. W. Jones
Hawthorne
Miller
B. B. McFall
J. S. Francis
Ld Reliable
Reavcis
Francia
W. A. Harman
Mercy
thetVinl Clay
Wm van Doren
Christian Church
Alleghany
Penn
Frank van Doren
East
Jamestown
New Jersey
Thomas Gray
Hawick
Scotland
John
C. C. Emerick Farm
Mr. Gray
Community Notes and Visitation Headlines From Malvern
Local society notes record Omaha visitors, out-of-town relatives, and new births. A Navajo blanket gift from Mexico highlights generous exchanges while students and graduates from nearby colleges are listed alongside town news and upcoming visits.
Bond-Henderson Nuptials Held at Bond Home
The marriage of Miss Mattie Bond and Mr. Ired Henderson took place Wednesday at 6 p.m. at the Bond home near Hancock with Rev. Lippineath officiating. Only immediate family attended before the couple traveled to Hastings to begin life at the David I Tenderson place north of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bond
Hancock
Mattie Bond
I'red Henderson
Hastings
Lippineath
Oakland
David I Tenderson
Tabor Golden Jubilee Draws Alumni Back to Campus
Tabor College marks its Golden Jubilee as alumni return for the anniversary celebrations. Most graduating classes were represented at an alumni meeting while programs published earlier are being followed, though a full report was not obtained due to absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor
J B Read Pioneer Dead at 76 in Warren County
J B Read longtime Warren County pioneer and prominent Republican dies at home in New Virginia at age 76. He owned over 1000 acres, married Emily Cacher in 1857, moved to the county in 1859, and is survived by wife and three sons Boyd F Cassius C of New Virginia and Guy R, a Omaha attorney. Funeral set for Saturday at 10 AM from the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Capital
E. W. Bushnell
J. H. Read
New Virginia
Iowa
J. B. Read
Warren County
Methodist Church
Emily Cacher
Virginia
Boyd F
Cassius C
Guy R
Omaha
Nebr
House Party At the J. R. Scott Home
The home of Dr. and Mrs. J B R Scott hosts a week long house party for Edna Scott and a dozen Nebraska State University friends. Guests arrive for outings and pleasure rides using the Scott auto. Attendees include Miss Jessia Killian Wahoo Nebr Miss Florence Chapman Lincoln Nebr Miss Grace Shallenberger Alma Nebr Miss Mildred Holland Falls City Nebr Miss Myrna Sedgewick York Nebr Messrs Richard and Kenneth Patterson Kansas City Elbert Burnett Chas Meyers Robert Switzler Omaha and Wiley Hafer Council Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. BR. Scott
Edna
Nebraska State University
Scott Auto
Jessia Killian
Wahoo
Nebr
Florence Chapman
Lincoln
Grace Shallenberger
Alma
Mildred Holland
York High Shows Noted Musical Pleasures in Concert
Charles Christy, a York High graduate now two years into the University of Nebraska Conservatory of Music, and Carrol Beach presented a highly praised program before teachers and friends on Friday evening. The Nebras State Journal notes it as one of the most musicianly programs given in York, featuring works by Beethoven, Sinding, Schubert, Sauer, Wiener-Walsh, Grieg, and Sinding with piano, violin, and violin piano combinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Christy
Conservatory of Music
University of Nebraska
Nebras State Journal
York
Carrol. Beach
University School of Music
Teachers Institute
Beethoven
Sinding
Schubert
Minuetto
Sauer
Ice Cream Social by Malvern Ladies Cemetery Association
The Malvern Cemetery Association invites the public to an ice cream social this Saturday afternoon in the old Kneela building on Mai Street. Newt Jacobs will provide the ice cream. Attend to support the ladies’ work and enjoy good food and a pleasant time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Cemetery Association of
Malvern
Mai Street
Newt Jacobs
Among the Churches Sunday Attendance Spikes
In the Methodist and Presbyterian church notices 169 attended Sabbath school last Sunday and regular services are planned for next Sunday. The Methodist service will feature a morning sermon by Reverend H Williams of the Baptist Missionary Union with offerings for foreign missions and communion after the service. The high school male quartet will sing at the evening service. A business meeting and choir practice are scheduled for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Presbyterian Chec
Rav. H. Williams
Baptist Missionary Union
Malvern Mail Letters Awaiting Postoffice Scan
Advertised mail for the Malvern Iowa postoffice includes CT Cole A P Troth Charity R Overman H McAdoo J McClean M McCan Mrs M B Williams BR P Calkins and Mrs B K Byers. Mrs Byers arrived from Portland to visit Malvern friends but left after a telegram announced their son Lee’s death. The trip was cut short. Wm Byers accompanied her.
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Malvern
Iowa
Cole
Troth
Overman
McAdoo
McClean
McCan
B Williams
Calkins
B. K. Byers
Portland
Oregon
Lee
Convicts Fed 40000 Pounds of Sausage Annually
Miss Edith Bishop reports from Leavenworth that the U.S. Penitentiary convicts are fed about 40,000 pounds of link sausage each year. If laid end to end the Sausage would stretch 3.78 miles, nearly twelve times around the prison walls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Bishop
White Cloud
Leavenworth
Kansas
U.S
The Coming Chautauqua Opens With Large Attendance Expected
The Chautauqua grounds teem with activity as workers prepare buildings and tents for the coming session. Officials forecast one of the largest attendances in history as many plan to come for parts of the program. Grounds and surroundings are in ideal condition and tickets are moving fast ahead of Friday opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Children's Day Observed at East Liberty
East Liberty held a proper Children’s Day last Sunday featuring a full program. The lineup included Song The Chair Prayer, Reading, Duet Hiva Neterquist Moe Jackson, Scripture Reading Louise Stone, Recitations by Valda Henderson Ivan Jackson Bernice Jones Lester Senderson Lawrance Jones Eva Hunt Mary Whitesides lessie Jones Tion Hurst Bessie Jones Clydy Jackson Nallie Stone Ralph Adams Mildred Hunt, The Ladies’ Bong The Ladies’ Quartet Mae Jackson Iva Henderson Josie Kerney Elya Materqulat, and a closing Prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liberty
Hiva Neterquist
Moe Jackson
Louise Stone
Valda Henderson
Ivan Jackson
Bernice Jones
Lester Senderson
Lawrance Jones
Eva Hunt
Hazel Mayberry
Mary Seaton
Hal Forte
Lester
Mary Whites
Ball Game Saturday at Home Ground with Irish or Blan chard team
Our ball team will cross bats on the home grounds Saturday afternoon June 22. They face the Irish or Blan chard team. The boys were up against it on their tour last week, losing all three games, though Manager Mellor praises their effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellor
Coulter and Clark dog and pony show heads to Malvern
Coulter and Clark will visit Malvern Friday June 28 with their famous dog and pony shows. The exhibition, billed as one of the most pleasing, includes two performances at 2 pm and 8 pm on the lots south of the old railroad. Admission 25 cents for adults, 15 cents for children, with free entry for children under six when accompanied by a parent.
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Coulter & Clark
Omaha
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Yellowstone Park
W.S. Bell
Quaiy
Malvern
Wanted cream and butter fat tests for chautauqua
Public notice asks cream producers to deliver at 600 gallons payment and 20 percent butter fat testing by N Jacobs. Gibson markets O11 Meal and Ben Hur Flour at Cottage Hotel dinners to follow. Call by phon for prices. Clarinds P. B. & Co. 44w. bring produce to Poultry House. Gibson sells best Oolfes.
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Creal
Jacobs
Gibson
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