Malvern Happenings Spotlight Regional Social Ties
Malvern and surrounding towns see a busy week with travels to Omaha Chicago Council Bluffs and Hastings. Notables include Mrs. Edo Johnston Vogle visiting Hempstead New York to see her husband soon to be deployed, and Stewart Foster’s transfer to Washington in a Quartermaster General role. Local births marriages and property moves punctuate a summer scene as residents report farming weather and a theft in broad daylight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Long
Omaha
Ina Salyers
Bessie Harrien
Hi BH. Boyer
F. M. Learned
H. F. Clark
S. J. Clark
Council Bluffs
William and
Paul Hobbing
Hamburg
A. R. Toothacre
Audrey Caven
Pauline Kelley
Hastings
Malvern
Tom Parks
Haden’ Clark
Ira R. Hutchings
Arthur Stone
Fred Stone
Fred Farquhar
Massena
Harold Hixon
Boyer Grocery
Albert Himiller
F. D. Kilpatrick
John
California
R. W. Dutton
Marion
Coin
Dorstt
Minn
Joe Deardorff
Clear Lake
Wis
L. F. Weigard
Fiis
Welgard
Joe
Welgards
Herb Buck
Duke of
Henderson
Leader
Buck
New Port Avenue
Mills County
J. G. Gilleapte
le Mars Sentinel
Yowa Fstate Press Association
Gilleapis
Rye chase and draft news from Malvern area
A fragment notes Watreh Chattiy harvests rye and uses a tractor at a fine rainy place. Rimer Hixon’s son Lisle arrives safely home from overseas after the April 30 draft. Walter Slothower and Oscar Hertz return from Camp Dodge to Malvern, visiting friends and reporting good looking soldiers in uniform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watreh Chattiy
Rimer Hixon
Lisle
Walter Slothower
Oscar Hertz
Camp Dodge
Malvern
Local fishing trip departs by auto to Lake Andes
A party of local disciples of Izaak Walton left yesterday by auto for a fishing trip. They travel to Cornell Bluffs and then take a train to Lake Andes in South Dakota where fishing is said to be good. The group includes J. B. Fickel L. W. Miller Frank Petty and G. C. Rinehart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izaak Walton
Cornell Bluffs
Lake Andes
South Dakota
J. B. Fickel
L. W. Miller
Frank Petty
G. C. Rinehart
Rev. A. R. Toothacre Resigns from First Baptist Church
Reverend A. R. Toothacre, longtime pastor of the First Baptist church, resigns effective July 7 to retire from ministry and move to Connecticut to manage a country place for a cousin. He has been well regarded for his work here and is mourned by the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Toothacre
First Baptist Church
Connecticut
Thank You Mr Abbott Visit From State Editor Wortman
Osceola Sentinel notes a cordial call from W P Wortman of Malvern leader, a top Iowa newspaper man and president of the State Editorial Association. He promised to return and find the latch string on the outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
W. P. Wortman
Malvern Leader
Sentinel
Ralph Goodrich Weds Malvern Friend in Las Vegas
The marriage of Ralph Goodrich, formerly of White Cloud near Strahan and later of Las Vegas, New Mexico, to Miss Alice B. Kier, a school teacher in that area, was held in Las Vegas on June 4. The Leader joins local friends in extending congratulations and best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Friends
Ralph Goodrich
White Cloud
Strahan
Hast Las Vegas
New Mexico
Alice B. Kier
Las Vegas
Walter Cozad and Mary Deuman wed in Glenwood
Mr Walter Cozad and Miss Mary Deuman were married in Glenwood on Wednesday June 19 Rev Wm Stevenson of the Methodist church officiated The couple returned to Malvern the next day to establish their home They were accompanied by the bride’s father Frank Dellman Congratulations and best wishes were extended by friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lela Salyers
Cedar Falla
State Teachers College
Helen Knight
Marion Avenue
W. G. Aistrope
Omaha
Leonard Fletcher
Jessie Stanton
Chariton
Frances Strahan
Nashville
Tenn
Eves Whitfield
Iowa State College
Ames
Consolidated Schools
Randolph
Will Gearhart
Ivan
Leavenworth Street
John Wills
Chicago
Frank
Robert Pennison
Oakland
Nebraska
Kansas
Bert Kline
Kline
Marion Hammers
Geneva Warren
Glenwood
Kula Wooda
Dean Jackson
J. M. Roberts
Wayne
Nebr
Fred Dickersbach
Roberts
Emerson
Stewart Foster
Camp Joseph
Stewart
Harry Landis
J. A. Fletcher
H. L. Aden
R. W. Kinsey
Mr. Fletcher
Leonard
Nicholas Senn
C. E. Porter
Cleo Campbell
Camp Logan
Colo
Fort Sheridan
Ollie Hammond
Council Bluffs
Mary H. Johnston
Jennie Hamondson
Johnston
Jas, J. Wilson
First National Bank
B. Christy
Malvern National Bank
Wederngeserve
Wilson
Mills County
Ohplety
Frank Hollins
Valley
Clase Baker
Navy
Geo. F. Salyers
Wallace
George Long
Des Moines
Low Long
Malvern
Solin
Stromsperg
Silver City
Jin -Town
Stromsberg
Haieh
Allen Wortman
Lucas County
Marian Knight
Cedar Falls
Chas. Knight
A. Ring
J. M. Steele
J. M
France
T. M. Aistrope, Jr
Henry
Katherine Lewis
Newmans Grove
Mary Summers
Lewis
Tucson
Arizona
R. W. Kirby
R. W. Mansfield
Comer Furniture
Auto School
Camp Dodge
Mansfield
Helen
P. M. Cadwell
I. A. Parsons
Elmer Thomas
Dundee
Thomas
Walter Cozad
Mary Deuman
Wm. Stevenson
Methodist Church
Frank Dellman
Noon Day Tapa Calls For Daily War Time Prayer
The Council of Defense recommended and the city council agreed to observe President Wilson s noon day taps. At noon each day a bell or whistle will sound triggering a moment of silent prayer for the troops overseas and for their safety. Citizens are urged to pause from work and think of our boys across the sea, joining the nation in prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Defense
Wilson
More Books For Soldiers Campaign Continues Strong
The librarian notes a continued war book drive as three and a half million gift volumes aim to supply reading material for servicemen. With draft orders expanding training camps and troops overseas, demand will outpace supply, prompting ongoing appeals for new fiction and modern foreign literature to meet needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mindy
Two Booze Cars Captured Near Pacific Junction and Hilladate Road
County officers halted two alcohol shipments in separate stops. One car from Pacific Junction carried two men and seven cases of whiskey plus a check. the second from Hilladate road carried two men and eight cases of whiskey with gin and wine. Both were taken to Greenwood, brought before Justice Goodrich, and fined as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watchul
Bite
Pacific Junction
Omaha
Sioux City
Core
Gronwood
Justice Goodrich
Red Cross Drive Nears Final Total Reach
Chairman Lamb of the Milla County Red Cross reports nearly all turn-ins received from the recent drive. The apportioned amount was fifteen thousand dollars and the current total stands at twenty five thousand seven hundred seventy dollars and sixty eight cents with more expected. Totals by town and precinct include Henderson two thousand sixteen dollars twenty six cents, Benton eighteen hundred three dollars eighty six cents, Ingraham seventeen hundred two dollars ninety cents, Mineola two hundred twenty two dollars, West Oak seventy eight four dollars sixty eight cents, St. Mary two dollars, Platteville two hundred twenty two dollars fifty six cents, Glenwood two thousand eight hundred fifty four dollars nine cents, Center one thousand eight hundred eighty three dollars seventy cents, Silver Creek one thousand forty eight dollars fifty cents, Malvern seven hundred ninety two dollars thirty four cents, Hastings fourteen hundred sixty nine dollars eighty five cents, Emerson one thousand eight hundred ninety one dollars ninety two cents, Deer Creek one thousand seven hundred thirty two dollars thirty six cents, White Cloud one thousand four hundred twenty two dollars thirty nine cents, Rawles two dollars nine cents, Lyons six hundred seventy three dollars sixty cents, Christmas Drive nine hundred eighty one dollars forty cents. Membership substitutes seven dollars. Total reported: twenty three thousand seven hundred seventy dollars fifty eight cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamb
Milla County
Red Cross
Henderson
Benton
Ingraham
Mineola
West Oak
St. Mary
Platteville
Glenwood
Center
Silver Creek
Malvern
Hastings
Emerson
Deer Creek
White Cloud
Rawles
Lu Fe
Lyons
Christmas Drive
Damage hits farms near Haat Lith Shiteh area
The text notes territory near Haat Lith Shiteh suffered damage from fighting actions. It mentions worst affected farms and lists several names including BBH, McFall, Valentine Hauger, Sherman Jones, The Alexanders, Meclurés and Hunts. Corn may recover in time, though overall impact remains hard to gauge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haat
The Power of the Body in Chiropractic Theory
The chief aim of chiropractic is to claim disease stems from pressure on nervous tissue. Relief of this pressure purportedly restores ease and health.
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Rob't, Albertson
Sidney
O. A. Strahan
Bert Scott
Little Son
North Grove
N. D. Smith
Mamie
Degenhart
Misees Helen Craft
Ruby Shan Hon
Evelyn Churchill
H. R. Parker
Mark Berkheimer
Boulder
K. B. Berkheimer
L. 5
Berkheimer
Harry
Mark
A. H. Jones
Jeff
North Platte
Himer Hixon
Wik. Kitpatt
Mabel Wyant
Omiaha
Robert Knight
Hacrett & Rinehart
Joe McCurdy
Colorado
Vroomata
W. H. Salyers
Coohey & Hillmiller
Thank You
Mr. Abbott
Lyon & Lucas
Chiropractors
Collins Drug Company
Malvern and Glenwood
Mills County Telephone Company
Malvern Leader's
Torfale
Segne Harmell
Tabor
Milon
Claude
Brooks, Balfor
Grad
Figher
Hastings, Ja
Salen
Aden
Man Clark
Orb
Woodall
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