Malvern Notes Highlight Visits and Local Ads
Local gossip tracks Buddy Parker’s Malvern trip with Curtis outfit in Montgomery county. Town shoppers include Ita Turner from near Tinstings and several farm and homestead notices. Recent hospital updates list Joe Wearin improving and young Harry Lockabill undergoing hernia surgery recovery. broader social, church and family visits fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buddy" Parker
Malvern
Tabor
Thorsday
Malvern Friends
Curtis Pot Steations
Montgomery County
Ita L. Turner
Tinstings
John Deere
Fiat
Kanee & Nelson
Wearinwooth Council
Joe Wearin
Edmundson Hospital
Harry
H. A. Lockabill
Edmundeon Hospital
Nebraska
Omaha
W. E. Kerns
Women'n Home Missionary Society
The
Methodist Church
Council Bluffs
Milburn Walker
Morrow Dies at Home in Mille County at 59
Frank Morrow, longtime Mille County resident, died at his Liman Colorado home on April 2 after a paralytic stroke. He was 59 years, 9 months, 14 days old, born near Malvern. He married Ella Watson in 1896, had ten children, four sons and six daughters, with two daughters Pearl and Mabel who died in infancy. The family moved from Council Bluffs to Missouri Valley in 1909 and later settled on a farm near Lae, Colorado, where he lived until his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Strahan
Wayne
Nebr
Paul
Hastings
Paui
Henry Buch
Old Hillsdale
Bald
Wwe
Bales
Bernice
Frank Joalke
Muri Gratateon
Hand
Shenandoah
Malvern
Mies Harriet Cadwell
Etrahanachoola
Andy Berkhimet
Frank Clay
Francene
Omaha
Lloyd Landis
Mra
T. B. Caudel
Betty
Plattsmouth
BE. P. Plumb
Webley Chapel
Joe Weerin
Hiawoundapn Hospital
Sadies
Farmall
Kunce & Neson
Pease
Sluter
Emma Beard
Ft. Madison
Anna M. Clark
W. G. Clark
York
Codrie Crink
Crink
H. H. Among
Wright
Topeka
Kean
D. G. Smith
Bronk City
Downell Birtts
Wilitatha
Smith
Siots City
Buterday
Comen Biafa
Tara
Glentrood
W.C.T.U
Marion Black
Alice Bently
A. B. Cook
J. BR. McOlsmond
J. 0. Laird
Scean Chambers
L. A. Bobbitt
R. B. Gugelor
W. P. Wortmen
A. 5. Marshall
Helen
Nellie Donner
Donna Lou
Randolph
Robert Campbell
John Davis
Fhilco
Be.n. Schosning
Mineola
L. L. Robbing
High Bank Ferme
Gracia Piper
Albia
RH. K. Piper
Piper
H. Lee
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Ralph Hessle
Amerson
Hessle
D. M. Kline
Norman E. Durkes
Tabor
Harry Moors
Waterloo
Ames
Dorothy Bloedel
Ledges Btate Park
Boone
Kanee & Nelson
Adv
H. 2
Chambers Wee
Council Biyufs
Second Avenue
Eleo Iaeking
C. M. Follett
Neo Om Harman
Qmeda
Delph
Strahan
Wortman
Hoebtings
A. Lookanlll
Witte Patrick
Abd Mee
Carl Vieth
Ont- Tand
Briday
Bowie
Aid Mea
Withert
Bond
Matern
Abe
Frank Jaelke
William Harriman
Harriman
Marvel Nime
Strahas
Gladys Gilliland
William Brown
L. H. Gilliiland
Thti
Gladys
Harry Lockebill
Howard
Council Bluffs
Hasut
Edmundson Hospital
Mansfield
Hamburg
Andy J. Berkhimer
Otaha
Bhelby
Near
Berkbimer
Mies Jane Fletcher
Malvern High School
Iowa City
Tieaday
Zelma Fletcher
Gladya J. McQueen
Phyllis Wilson
Misa Gretchen Gidley
Newton
Mary Paullin
Myrtle Risdon
Jeanette Stewart
Marjorie Taylor
Lula McRae
Strahan Consolidated School
Dan Seat
John Waller
Bouth
M.Z
Frank
Rockafellow
C. A. Esterquest
Myre
Misa Bona Rayburn
Council Bluffe
Freak Morrow
Mille County
Liman
Galo
Mr. Morrow
Ella Watson
Pearl
Mabel
Misa Wateon
Council
Biyfa
Missouri Vallex
Colorado
Lae
Wearin Addresses House First Time in Session Speech
Hon Othe Wearin of Iowa, veteran congressman, spoke for five minutes defending Iowa’s stance on alcohol blend gasoline. He denounced oil companies and magazines for misrepresenting Iowa’s position and pledged further remarks supporting farm-friendly policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Othe Donhet Weatin
Conkrétt
Aaventh
Iowa
Wearin
Burns
Nhammons
Speaker
Texaco Star
Aud Feller Legislaton
American Farmer
House
Senate
Bate
Congress of the United States
Congress of the United
Malvern Plans Poppy Day Observance For May 27
Malvern will observe Poppy Day on May 27 the Saturday before Memorial Day. Myrz W D McCausland chairs the Harry Hammond Unit poppy committee of the American Legion Auxiliary and aims for full cooperation from all local organizations and individuals. Memorial poppies will be worn to honor World War dead, made by volunteers from the Auxiliary across the city. The workers organized by Mrs McCausland are advancing, with plans for poppy pins in downtown districts all day. The sale proceeds fund veterans and wounded World War veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Myrz
W. D. McCausland
Harry Hammona
American Lesson Auxiliary
Unito
Individu
Sermon and Musical Program at Ladies Social Union
The Ladies' Social Union plans a prompt afternoon program led by Mrs A Bateson featuring Forgive Us Our Trespasses by Lyvia C. Desatas, reviewed by Mrs Charles Summer. Mrs Beckwith and Mrs Hilton will sing and play violin, with expected good attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Social Union
Mra. A. Batesone
Livya C. Desatas
Charles Summer
J. . Beckwith
George Hilton
Baptist Church Ministers and Schools Struggle for Funding
Public schools cut courses to save money and keep schools open for another year while Baptist ministers rely on congregational gifts with few salaries. Sunday schools and churches reuse old supplies, and many churches face closures but still operate. The morning sermon theme is New Nowa and a community service is planned at the Presbyterian church. Next Sunday alumnus Johnny Horsley from Bimpeon College will speak at morning service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Chirch
Lee Roy Bobbitt
Uelog
New Nowa
Presbyterian Church
Baptist Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Roy E. Gueeler
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
W. E. Kerns
Johnny Horsley
O Bimpeon College
Ieary Society
Mate Church
Hillsdale Church Plays To Benefit Church Treasury
Spectators enjoyed a three act comedy titled A Four Married Man performed by young women from Hillsdale church. The nearly 20 dollar take was added to the church treasury as a large audience attended last Thursday evening. The plot centers on marital foibles of a college professor and includes misidentifications involving his mother in law. Cast listed Leona Hammers Virginia Slaughter Laura Hilton Virginie Anthony Beulah Wheeler Maxine Von Ordel Edith Rune Mable Coffee Ed Pibury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsdale
Young College
Hilarioye
Local Athletes Lose to Hastings
Hastings defeated Malvern 20 to 13 on the local diamond in a baseball game marked by dropped catches and errors. Connor and Hadding each scored three runs for Malvern while Hites and Ord led Hastings with high scores in a tense intercity contest. Next up, Hastings hosts Silverday on May 3 at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farat
Connor
Aid Hadding
Henete
Malvern
Hites
Ord
Anc
Silvercay
Town Athletes Defeat High School Team 19 to 14
Arthur McCullough leads a strong town squad to a 19 to 14 victory over the high school kittenball team on Thursday evening. Players reported stiffness the next day after the hard fought game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur McCullough
McCullough
Junction Defeats Local Kittenball Ten in Lopsided Game
Pacific Junction defeated Matverh high echol kitten ball ten by 16 to 5 Friday afternoon. Fazel pitched poorly for the locals, while P. J. Jackson led Pacific Junction with three runs batted in. A return game is scheduled for Friday, May 28, at Heating’s diamond.
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Malvern and
Glenwood
Merro
Ss. Clem
West Side
Deardorff
Baby Stuart
Frank Morrow
Imam Elorado
Ware
Hillsdale Church
Play
Ed Pibury
Wat Bia
Fresen Ne Sone
Jones
Mae West
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