Malvern Churches Chronicle 1872 1898 History Summary
The Malvern religious history outlines the First Baptist Church organized December 6 1872 with about 15 members under Rev J C Otis, later Rev W J Watson, noting 125 baptisms and 50 letters in nine and a half years and a $25000 fund for a new building. It covers the Christian Presbyterian and Methodist Episcopal congregations, key pastors, church buildings, debt status, and revival years. It also details Catholic and Presbyterian efforts, and local business notes about Samuel Burrus bakery and W G Haynes Yawkeye Insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Malvern
Silver Creek
J. C. Otis
Glenwood
J. W. Toe
W. J. Watson
Watson
Ladies’ Aid Society
Wid. Watson
Baptist Church of
Canada
Port Britain
United States
Minois
University of Chicago
Park Theological School
Kenosha, Wis
W. G. Haynes
Yawkeye Insurance Co
Reliable Company
Mr. Haynes
Wainwright
C. W. Blacks
Local Notices and Events in Hillsdale and Nearby
Wedding notices report Frank C. Welch and Mary A. Hodgin wed at the M E parsonage Hillsdale February 20 1801. Second marriage Laura May Colby to Ren Morrison March 6 at Tabors home with about forty guests. Additional items note Kayton purchasing a Kingsly farm at 54 dollars per acre and G N Henderson linked to a forgery charge. Hed Haird expands telephone exchanges to Steuhan Ierson Glenwood and other towns as part of a Town system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smary Bros
M. E. Parsonage
Hillsdale
Frank C. Welch
Mary A. Hodgin
Mills County
Glenwood
Henry
Town Neighbors and Visitors Highlight Local Notes
Ts T Goring was in town Wednesday A A Wearin was in Glenwood to uy Miss Sophia Bettelsdorf was in Onaha Tuesday Miss Viola Miller spent a few days in Omaha this week 8 B Barnes and tT W Skadan had business in Council Bluftshurs Dr Parsons reports 1 daughter at the home of Arthur Gox last Saturday Mrs Andy Berkhamier returned Tuesday from a few days at Cumberland Mr and Mrs J J Wilson spent Sunday at Timovne with home folks A D Averill and A J Kronsbein were in Omaha Tuesday W A Mmerick and wife rejoice over the advent of a little son into their home last Saturday Miss Bessie Waller departed Tuesday for a few weeks visit with friends at Shelton Nebraska Charlie Apt of Decorah IL is visiting with Broth Viehow John Miller Miss Michel Byers of Des Moines who was the guest of Miss Alice Dull several days the past week Jesse Loving and Blmner Dinwiddie two Henderson young men visited in town over night Tuesday Stephenson moves this week into the house recently vacated by Henry Manne We are glad to note AW Wraneis is recovering from his sickness Miss Nora MelFarland of White Cloud left this morning for Syracuse Neb where she accepts a position in a millinery Eli Nims and Miss Bertha Abbott were married at the M I parsonage in Elliott Wednesday March 6 at 2 pm Rev Brewer officiating The groom is son of Wm Nims of Deer Creek They will make their home in Harrison county where the groom has rented a farm Best wishes from Mills county friends follow them to their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Berkhamier
Cumberland
J. J. Wilson
A. D. Averill
A. J. Kronsbein
Omaha
W. A. Mmerick
Bessie Waller
Shelton
Nebraska
Charlie Apt
Decorah
Til
Broth
John Miller
Michel Byers
Des Moines
Alice Dull
Jesse Loving
Blmner Dinwiddie
Henderson
Stephenson
Henry Manne
AW Wraneis
Eli Nims
Deer Creek
Bertha Abbott
M. I. Parsonage
Elliott
Brewer
Wm. Nims
Mills County
Harrison County
Local social notes and visits in Malvern area
J M Whitmer moves up from la bor this week and will occupy his property in South Malvern. Mrs A G Graham and son Don ald of Omaha are guests at the pleasant T J Gibson home this week. W J Reed and wife of Madison Neb were over to attend the Wyant Aistrop nuptials and return today. John Evans Jr of Decorah Ia spent Sunday in town with his old time business associate J M Strahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.M. Whitmer
South Malvern
A. G. Graham
Donald
Omaha
T. JD. Gibson
W. J. "Reed
Madison
Nebr
John Evans, Jr
Decorah
J. M. Strahan
Gibson's Grocery Churns Low Prices Across Staples
Local ad notes Sour Crout at Gibson's with 10 cent ges and two packages of coffee at 25 cents. Butter, Magic Soap, Puritan flour, country lard, Maple City Soap, and granulated sugar offered in bulk at Gibson's. Prices emphasize value across dairy, soap, flour, fat, and staples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson's
Gibson
Gibson’s
Giibson’s
Also Mentioned on This Page
Monmouth
Christian Church
Christian Church of
A. H. Hardman
Southwest Town
Christian Endeavor
A. EB. Slothower
M.E. Church
Anthony E. Slothower
Wisconsin
Barton County
Iowa
Simpson College
Indianola
Perry
Mvanston, Ltd
Garret Biblical Institute
Hauston
Northboro
Presbyterian Church
Geo. Carroll
Presbyterian Board of Home Missions
Baptist Church
William Black
Jacob Gulick
W. DB. Vivans
Charles Merwin
Baptist
Methodist Brethren
John Gordon
Tabor College
Alexander Corkey
Methodist Episcopal Church
IF. Plumb
Britt's
Barrett’s
Hillside
Briggs
J. P. Evans
M. H. Fleming
Madden
Reed
Rains
Evans
Rev. Daily
Vans
J. ©. Waynick
D. C. Wortz
Bownan
M. Ward
GM. Anghes
FL. Hayward
Glenwool
Ww. W. Brown
S. Burrus
Samuel Burrus
Burrus
Burris
Methodist Church
Christan Church
First. Baptist Church
A. Stone
Nalvern
Ts. T. Goring
A. J. Wearin
Glenwood Touy
Sophia Bettelsdorf
Onaha
Viola Miller
B. Barnes
Tt. W. Skadan
Council
Dr. Parsons
Arthur Gox
Nora MelFarland
White Cloud
Syracuse
the Bakery
W.ef . Laraway
W.F. Laraway
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