Passing of Good Woman Mrs C W Black
Funeral services were held March 1 at the Presbyterian church for Mrs. C. W. Black of Malvern Iowa. The obituary recalls a life of teaching church work and missionary leadership, detailing her early schooling in Baltimore, marriage in 1875, long Sabbath School teaching, and active involvement in temperance and missionary societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Black
C. W Black
T. A. Parsons
L. A. Talbott
Elbert Nickerson
Mrs. Black
W. G. Clark
J. C. Laird
H. F. Clark
J. C. Slothower
Jno
D. Paddock
David Kilpatrick
L. W. Miller
H. C. Robbins
Co. M. Jones
G. W. Conrad
Joseph B. Mudd
Bowling Green
WB. Kiser
Creston
Iowa
J. W. Innes
Ames
E. J. Nickerson
Norfolk
Nebraska
R. Bruce West
Arthur McClain
R. M. Shipman
Emerson
Elizabeth Kilpatrick
Tabor
A. B. Marshall
Omaha Theological Seminary
Marshall
Hannah Evans Black
Washington County
Pennsylvania
Malvern
Elizabeth Mitchener
Ida
Millersville
Wm. M. Evans
Sarah Annvans
Baltimore
Geo. Peabody
Randolph
Howard Mitchell
Sidney and Tabor
Westminster Presbyterian Church of
Califf & Son Horse Sale At Malvern Feed Yard
C B Califf and Son return next Saturday to Malvern Feed Yard with a pen of horses and mules. The firm touts a reputation for fair dealing and honest stock descriptions and invites buyers to attend the sale for good bargains and reliable stock.
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C. B. Califf & Son
Malvern
Comer Brother Dies in Tulare Auto Crash
R. Comer receives word in Tulare California that his brother Claude was killed in an automobile accident the previous night. He left immediately for Tulare and no further details were available at press time.
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L. R. Comer
Tulare
Calif
Claude
Mr. Comer
Tabernacle Meetings Close This Week in Malvern
The Tabernacle entered its fifth week with strong nightly meetings and expanding women’s prayer gatherings. Mr. Pratt draws large adult audiences. Wednesday’s Hastings attendance and Thursday’s Masonic Eastern Star delegation boosted a week of earnest reflection. Sunday featured sunrise prayers, Sunday School, and sermons on dancing, cards, and theater. Farmers Day urged basket dinners. Glenwood night set for Friday. morning business prayer meetings continue. Subscriptions updated from several readers nationwide.
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Tabernacle
Pratt
Malvern
Hastings
Psgople
Emerson
Carson
Jand High School
Hig
Vridauy
Glenwood
L. A. Talbott
Subscriber News Briefs Chronicle Weather and Rail Seeks
Continued on page two from readers across the West. Alex Moore of Chico California notes colder winter with 26 degrees below, forecasts almond bloom in two weeks if warmer, and only eight inches of rain tall so far. Mrs A J Boston from Roseville requests address change to Green River Utah and recalls San Francisco visits with warm days. Mrs Florence Skahill Tomsiki from Sheridan reviews another subscription year while Willis McDonald in Ainsworth Nebraska asks for the Leader for a year.
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Garl H. Will
Havelock
Nebr
Prairie Home
Frances Angus
Lowa Falls
James C. Patterson
Chicago
Thatterson
J. 2. Byers
Green River
Utah
J. Rhode
Fort Lupton
Colo
State Line
New Mexico
Arizona
San Diego
Calif
Alex Moore
Chico
California
A. J. Boston
Roseville
Harry
San Francisco
Florence Skahill Tomsiki
Sheridan
Wyo
Willis McDonald
Ainsworth
Advertising and the duty of timely merchant notices
A veteran editorial view argues that consistent in season advertising boosts sales far more than generic or mere business cards. Merchants should plan regular ad preparation, highlight seasonal goods, and ensure timely copy to nurture continual business growth.
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Iowa
Missouri
Naval Recruit Traveling Parity to Visit Malvern
A traveling recruiting party will be in Malvern on March 13 and 14 to secure recruits for the U S Navy. Gunner's Mate C R Power USN leads the party with advance man P J Dresnan boiler maker. The piece notes Navy strength rising from 51500 to 78000 and ongoing shortages keeping ships undermanned.
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Malvern
U. S
C. R. Power
P. J. Dresnan
Navy
Towa
Naval Training Station
Chicago
United States
Iowa
Summers Buys Fine Shorthorn Bull Village Baron
Grant Summers purchased Village Baron a dark red roan three year old Shorthorn bull from Villager and Whitehall Sultan lines. The 2100 pound bull joined Summers north town herd last week, adding to about twenty purebred cows and heifers and high grade stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Summers
Old Whitehall
Farm Barn Burns Near Randolph in Randolph Ta
A barn on the Everett Ames farm near Randolph burned yesterday morning. The fire source is unknown and Mr. Ames, working nearby, failed to save the structure. The barn held hay oats corn and implements with about 500 dollars in insurance on the building.
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Randolph
Everett Ames
Mission report from Eva Van Vranken in Chieng Mal North Siam
Miss Eva Van Vranken, engaged in mission work in Chieng Mal North Siam, reports the Girls' School year ending September 30, 1916. She notes teacher losses, student progress, and aims to raise Christian womanhood and train leaders, with a mixed day boarding student body and a curriculum based on a modified Government syllabus.
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Eula van Vranken
Chieng Mat
Eva van Vranken
Chieng Mal
North Siam
Bangkok
Chiengmai
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Bailey
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Atantic
Neola
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Corning Presbyteries
Women’s Home Missionary Society
Presbbytery
Corning
Local Missionary Society
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Tla
Han
Jesus of Nazareth
R. Comer
Auto
EB. L. Keekly
Agra
Kas. Brg
Keekly
Alice Brothers
R. Hy Coffeen
Slaton
Texas
Joan Summers
John
Walter Savage
Sidney
W. A. Axtell
Indianola
Old Malvern
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