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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1918

Page

6

Baptists Hold Annual South West Iowa Meeting at Emerson

The South West Iowa Baptist Association met in Emerson on June 19 with twelve district churches represented by 126 delegates. Rev J. Wilkins was elected moderator and Rev Thomas secretary for the coming year. The event featured a strong program, warm hospitality from Emerson, and enthusiastic reports despite hot weather.

Emerson Iowa South West Iowa Baptist Association J. &. Wilkins Mr. Thomas Sidney

Hastings items note fires and work projects

Strahan A H Crawford leads a repaint and papering crew for J O Hamaker north of town while Miss Margaret Bayes assists at Strahan Garage. Chas Shamblin loses a horse by fire on southeast farm and plans rebuild. Thomas White suffers rheumatism. Mrs L M Kirby visits from St Joseph. Katheryn Schurz takes a job in Gordon Neb. and may move July 8. Clinton Katheryn Schurr and Marie McFarland visit Lake Manawa. Norris family hosts in Omaha. C B Norris family guests at John Hausner home. Woodfill travels to Omaha on business. Ad for J F Martin & Son's clothing and shoes.

A. H. Crawford Hastings J. O. Hamaker Margaret Bayes Strahan Chas, Shamblin Shamblin Strahan Lumber & Hardware Company Thomas White Katheryn Schurz Gordon Nebr Clinton Katheryn Schurr Marie McFarland Lake Manawa C. B. Norris John Hausner Omaha M. ©. Woodfill

East Center Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

J Parker visited Council Bluffs to see cousin Fred Parker at Jennie Edmundson hospital. Inez Landis of Malvern stayed with cousin Gladys Boles. Tom Shaw the piano tuner worked in East Center. C W Boles and family drove to Shenandoah to visit relatives. Miss Hilder Borene plans return from California. Rev Pruitt of Des Moines addressed Hillsdale church last Sunday at 3 pm. Maurice Lacey wife and son from Omaha were guests of Mrs Harriett Miller and daughters.

J. Parker Council Bluffs Fred Parker Jennie Edmundson Hospital Inez Landis Malvern Gladys Boles Tom Shaw East Center C. W. Boles Shenandoah Hilder Borene California Rev. Pruitt Des Moines Hillsdale Church Maurice Lacey Omaha Harriett Miller

Tabor and Local News Roundup From Beakon Beacon

Miss Jessie Wolfe returned from Vinton Ta to school. Corporal John Rhode from Camp Dodge spent Sunday at home. Mr and Mrs Ray Dickelberger of Malvern visited. Tabor relatives Sunday Mrs Thompson and daughter Lucile returned from two weeks at Lambert Thompson home. Born to Mr and Mrs A Bloedel two daughters June 11. Miss H C Forrester left for visits at Humboldt and Malvern. Walter Todd, commissioned second lieutenant, transferred from Camp Taylor Ky to Camp Pike Little Rock Ark. Mrs Jesse Drake and daughter Marie returned to Malvern after visiting here.

Ray Dickelberger Malvern Tabor Thompson Lucils Lambert Thompson Bloedél H. C. Forrester Hmerson Walter Todd Camp Taylor Kentucky Camp Pike Little Rock Ark Jesse Drake Marie Martha Hardy

Hastings items note town travels and local notices

Hastings residents report family visits and travel to Omaha and Wayne. Walter Mason joins relatives at Lake Okoboji while Ruth Mason plans a summer stay. Several Hastings residents ship cattle and hogs to Omaha markets, shop ads urge clothing deals, and local social news covers visits, fishing trips, and a missing navy enlistment scare. A street accident injures Mrs. Rockafellow, J B Ransford dies, and knitting efforts by Hastings Ladies conclude a sweater allotment.

Randolph From The Enterprise

Jack Cupp of Hastings visited Sunday at the E H Hall home. Mrs Ed Mulion of Manville Wyoming is a guest of her sister Mrs E D Hall. Miss June Wright of Malvern came Monday evening for a visit with her sister, Mrs George Gilchrist. Mrs P M Johnson and daughters and the M Inman family spent Sunday at the Charles Bateman home in Malvern. Mr Vincent and daughter Miss Mabel of Schuyler Nebraska are guests of their daughter Mrs Fred Travelute. Sharon Inman is home from Missouri Valley College at Marshall Missouri to spend the summer with his parents Mr and Mrs M Inman. Word has been received that Sept Wm J Kilpatrick has been transferred to Camp Dodge. Mrs Fred Parker returned Monday evening from Council Bluffs where she had visited her husband who is confined in the Jenice Edmundson hospital with a severe attack of blood poisoning caused by scratching his hand on a cultivator shovel. Mr and Mrs Chas Kilpatrick are the happy parents of a charming lit-

Geo. Palmer Red Oak Willis Patrick Malvern J. C. Wilkins A. W. Shaner Osceola Nintieth BE. B. Comer Massena J. H. Wilkins Paul Edmundson Henderson Tila Parker Zora Walker L. H. Harbert Dean Byers Donald Philips Ellis Darnell Leona Evans & Co M. &. Haggard Jms. Beck Miss Beck Vera Burch P. Lindsey Alex John Bedford C. EB. Ballain Ira Omaha W. T. Snodgrass Forest Des Moines Russel Camp Dodge Mary Arnoel Ruth Fisher Mildred Newquist Edna Eaton Real Oak Women's Relief Corps Henry Shick Frank McLain Frank ‘Cardiff Ira Ballain George Ora Douglas Ruth Collins Blaine Abel Kaiser Berlin Kenneth Evans Champagne Ill Wm. Kesterson R. L. Robbins Harvey Lister Etta South Omaha Méeh Martin & Son Ady Joe Wearin Wearin Hidith Mabee Willis Ivers Kansas City M. A. Gable Gable Denison J. F. Martin & Son John Arnold Hazel Dickie Superior Kansas Hastings Arnold F. Owens Ben Shaw Dee ' Wilson Perry Sophia Albert Crawford George Shaw Jr Joe Stecher Zbyszko Fred Priest E. H. Ord Wayne Nebraska F. Frink Olive Frink Sheridan Wyo Albert Cook Floyd Cook Mr. Frink R. H. Wilson Bobby C. R. Coates Margaret E. Frink Clifford Lawrence Hazel A Peterson Minnie Manley Audrey Caven Hulda Mae Himiller Muriel Mina Christy Gerald Young Tom Young Pauline Kelley Thurman Etta Frink G. Moore Silver City Marion McFarland Navy Hayden Clark Loraine Ira Hutchings T South McDonough Daugh June Wright George Gilchrist P. M. Johnson M. Inman Charles Bateman Jennie Edmundson Hospital Chas. Kilpatrick

Ward and Careys in Omaha Hospital News

Patel Caray extended stay in Omaha visitors last Saturday. Garay went in for operation at Methodist hospital. Mrs Carey returned Tuesday. J. Oswald, Burlington agent, was checked out yesterday and requested transfer to another county.

Patel Omaha Garay Methodist Hospital Carey J. Oswald Burlington Oswald Thia Dlaas Feamont County Fred

Roberta of a Fa The Few

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