Malvern Local Folks Ping Subscriptions and Outings
Malvern area residents stop in or telephone to renew subscriptions to The Leader as they visit town. Local events include visits by farmers Charles Carson and F. Mintle, social calls at W. P. Wortman home, and a Petticoat shop ad for milady beauty services. A new shipment of Navy and Black chiffons arrives at Walling's Store with prices ranging from sixteen to twenty five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Carson
Emerson
Carson
Northeast Mills
Down Fo Rawles
Baid
Clifford Wolfe
Ventura
Calif
Pedas
Milady Beauty and Drees
Frank Allen
Susan Lou
R. J. Benedict
Howard Reynolds
Omaha
W. P. Wortman
I. A. Parsons
George
Milady
Gretchen Gidley
Mary Paullin
Marshalltown
Billie McNulty
Pauline McIntyre
Alice Hall
Harriett Bestila
Janet Swain
Georgette
Levine
Local notices highlight visits and sales from Malvern to Council Bluffs
A fragmented scan shows social notes and ads from Malvern and nearby towns. Mentions include visits by Mrs. Joe Over of Vtilises to view paintings, Randersons selling goods, dress shop updates at Milady Beauty and Dress Shop, new baby Phyllis Jean in the Hoover home, and moving plans for the Kaynes B Y D S group. Also reports hospital admission for Adolph Donner, a Tulss trip by Mrs. Seaton, and a brooder heater incident causing chick losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sohn Taytch
Bitervon
Satarhd
Ejnee
Randeraons
Joe Over
Co. L. Kunés Fomé
Dreswet
Milady Beauty
Breas Sheady
J. F. Wearin
T. W.gidtey
Allee Kecklay
Clarinda
Iibrations
Library Board
Embeta
Fred Farquhar
C. O. Nichols
Mia
Horace Nagel
Carol
Sadie Clark
Red Oak
Willisea
Milady Beauty and Dress Shop
Vern Drennan
Bobby
Council Briffs
Kaynes
Y. D
Fit. Rand
H. Seaton
Sterling
Tulss
Ohloe
Vaughn Hoover
Phyllis ‘Jean
Awlington
Howe
Ben
Hastings
Deer Creek
Death of Paul Heteldeorf in Calgary Calms Malvern Friends
A letter from Mrs. Georges Z Hauge reports the death of her brother Paul Heteldeorf in Calgary Canada on April 17 Heart failure named as the cause He was 54 born in Malvern and lived in Calgary since 1908 He is survived by his mother two sisters and one brother with funeral arrangements noted by a local funeral home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Doris Fryer
Beth Cole
Red Oak
J. 0
Latta
H. A. Deathorf
Paul Stothower
Conner Biaffa
Malvern
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Eine
John Weibier
Strahan
Wethier
Kaynee Nott
Randerson
F. M. Mintle
C. C. Wnichels
Shenardoah
Harriet Beattie
Doris Fryer
Marjorie Cole
Mary Panilin
Aerators
Gretchen Gidey
Nelly
Milady Beauty and Dreas Shop
Ruth Gendler
Altbla
Aaron Lewis
Gendler Leare
Lewis
Carl Herts
C. D. Nickola
Shenandoah
Glenn Babbitt
Walnut Auto
Vyieliing
Verne McMahill
Creston
Henry Aist
Glenwood
George Pace
Harry Pace
Bhenandoash
Roscoe Slater
George Parker
Wesley Chapel
Jenkins Edmundson Hospital
Corneil Bluffs
Campbell
Walling’s
Bigday
Georges Z. Hauge
Paul
Heteledorf
Calgary
Canada
Calgary Daily Herald
Paul Christian Reteledorf
Ninth Avenue East
Loeg Hotel
George R. Johnsen
Phe
Chevrolet Company Sells 18 New Cars in April
The Chevrolet company reports the sale of fifteen cars and trucks last month to buyers including Dr M. Campbell, George Huntsman, W. A. Lang, and others, with sedans, coaches, and trucks. Salyers Auto reports Ford sales to multiple buyers. Bay New Dodges lists Kammerer and others purchasing Dodge sedans from R. K. Piper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. & M. Chevrolet Company
M. &. Campbell
George Huntsman
W. A. Lang
F. E. Belding
Wilma Shaw
Archie Fulton
Edgar Christy
Matthe Walklay
A. R. McCullough
Walter Boylan
Clarence Martin
Edwin Emerick
Dallas Cittes
A. V. Clites
Otto Len
George Workman
E. L. Gladwin
Western Oland Supply Company
R. K. Piper
Education as Basis for Citizenship Proposed in House
Washington reports a bill introduced by Rep John L Cable to require aliens seeking naturalization to read and write English and pass a U S history test. The measure, favorably reported by the House Immigration and Naturalization Committee, aims to ensure literacy and historical knowledge for citizenship eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
House
John L. Cable
Ohio
House Committee On Immigration and Naturalization
Cable
United States
Session Presbyterian Missionary Society Meets
The Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs. L. W. Miller's home last Thursday afternoon. President Mrs. J. B. Lutz presided with leader Mrs. D. E. Whitfield. The lesson was "Africa, The Negro in America," and reports by Miss Marion Black and Mrs. Lutz covered the Shenandoah Presbyterial held on April 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Mra. L
Mrs Churchill Called to Sidney for Illness of Dicky
Mrs Frank Churchill was summoned to Sidney Tuesday to visit her daughter Mrs Low ell Elliott due to the serious illness of little Dicky, prompting concern from family and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Churchill
Sidney
Lowell Elliott
Little Dicky
Births Reported in Census Era Record
Mr and Mrs Will Scott welcome a girl Mary Wills Dean born April 23. Mr and Mrs Vaughn Hoover greet a girl Phyllis Jean born April 26. Mr and Mrs Charles Parks celebrate a girl Elizabeth Ann born April 26. Mr and Mrs Leo Robirds announce a girl Edna Marie born April 27. Mr and Mrs William Pettis welcome a girl Mary Juanita born April 29. Mr and Mrs George Ratashak report four boys born April 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dra, Kline and
Kilne
Temperance Lodges Grow Within English Freemasonry
English temperance lodges expand as Dudley Wright notes rapid strides in the Masonic Temperance Federation. He explains eight lodges operate within the federation, with members required to be pledged abstainers. any breach results in automatic expulsion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Dudley Wright
Masonic Temperance Federation
Royal Arch
Mark
Rose Croix
Knight Templar
Iowa 1929 development and economy snapshot
Iowa built 739 miles of concrete 312 miles of gravel and 860 miles of grading and bridging in 1929. It will construct over 715 miles of concrete this year. Farm income 1929 reached 9729 312 000 with per family income around 3 166 dollars. Printing and publishing value exceeds 30 million annually. Illiteracy under 0.5 percent. State population about 2.5 million. 75 percent born in state. Town wealth exceeds eleven billion dollars with total annual income 1 802 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Towa
Also Mentioned on This Page
George W. Smith
Collins Drug Co
J. R. Cardwell
Laipres
Fletcher Cleaners
City Meat
Rae A Tay
Hetelguet
Beanie
Chevrolet Company
Sella
Sesson Presbyterian Missionary Society
Bay of Land
Noath
Ohio State Donrhal
Red & White
Alc
Linguist Grocery
Empress Theaters
Hal Shelley
William Powell
Fay Wray
Kay Francis
Kibitzer
Mary Brian
Neil Hamilton
Harry Green
Jovely
Nancy Carroll
Nancy
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