Seed Corn advertisements and local notes mix in Malvern
The page catalogs 1924 tested seed corn in stock at Patsy Kilmartin's Seed House with price details and college ad lines. It then shifts to reports from Glenwood Malvern and surrounding towns about Senator W. Hrookhart's visit, hospital news, autos, local business changes, farm notices, flour and bread ads, and community events featuring multiple residents and local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Charles
Patay Kilmartin
Reed House
Smith W. Hrookhart
Glenwood
Toon
W Roehner
Malvern
Boehner
Ned Oak
Collings O1l Co
Nott
Collins
Collins Oil Co
Fred Durbin
RK. L. Hale
Omaha
H. W. Criswell
Clarkson Hospital
GU Co. Roe
Christy
Wallis Criswell
Shenandoah
Tila
Patsy Kilmartin
F. E. Mulholland
Helen Gaylord
Ralph Car of
Tabor
Bedford visitors and Omaha trips noted in brief
Mr and Mrs H Ashe of Bedford spent hours with daughter Mick Helen Ashe as they traveled to Omaha. John Cooney visited friends in Willisea over the weekend. Duke Mitchell traveled from Omaha for a Sunday visit with his wife and baby. J C Maguire and G Boston drove to Red Oak to attend the Elks. Genevieve Swanson of Omaha spent the weekend with Mrs Carl Hertz. C H Danley, ill for weeks, is improving and able to be up again. Also advertised practical graduation gifts including rayon underwear purses gloves scarves hosiers and handkerchiefs from Mrs C C Nickole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Wortz
Robert Criswell
Dallas Criswell
Omaha
Visi
Clarkson Hospital
F. H. Boggess
Red Oak
Glen Bogges
Webb
Nelly Don
O. Nickola Ady
Riggs
Greenelsh
van Rasiie
C. 0. Nichols
T. D. Gibson
Cornei Bluffs
Sherman Worth
Hanttagawaath
Nather
Everett Dolph
McCord Hardware
J. A. Webb
Sheridan
Wya
W. J. Webb
C. C. Nickely
Chantry
Salt Lake City
Utah
Joe Chantry
A. L. Chantry
Sidney
Carter Rayon
C, QO
Nickals
Ady
Grant Parker
Oalland
Roy Blackman
Malvern
Council Bluffs
Harry Barkus
Frank Zanders
Alisa
Coloey
Higgins
Aida Martin
Traynor
Iowa
Harry Stone
Randolph
R. K. Piper
Dodge Bros. Cars
Marlon Wise
Edwin Chamberlain
Doris Helkis
Tabor
Orange County
California
A. BE. Cook
Gate
J. R. McClelland
Elks Lodge
Genevieve Swanson
Carl Hertz
C. H. Danley
C. C. Nickoleadv
Must Observe Traffic Regulations
The Mayor warns residents to follow Ordinance No. 61 as traffic has grown and enforcement will begin. Park with curb marks, drive on the right, and turn only at block ends and intersections. Violation is unsafe and not justified by being at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Whitfield
White Cloud Schools Picnic Parade at Malvern Fair Grounds
White Cloud township hosted the first MHla County picnic with Foxworthy Barrett White Cloud and Spring Valley schools. A morning parade featured boy and girl costumes and American flags, followed by a noon picnic for over a hundred people, then a track meet and games. Teachers listed were Mrs. Margaret Buttman Miss Laura Hopp Miss Edith Grosse and Thelma Bayes with County Superintendent Mary Rathke as guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Cloud
Mhla County
White Cloud Township
America
Margaret Buttman
Laura Hopp
Edith Grosse
Thelma Bayes
Mary Rathke
Death of Malvern resident James Horn at 88
An aged Malvern resident James Horn died at his home April 28. Funeral services were held Friday at two o'clock at the home led by Rev. C. H. Hiller of the Methodist church. Burial followed in Hastings cemetery. Born in Scotland on July 8, 1837, he was 88 years old and had lived in the area for about twenty years. He came to America at twenty one and moved to the locality about forty years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Horn
Malvern
C. H. Hiller
Methodist Church
F. R. Chantry Lang
Eacrett
Hastings
Scotland
America
Obituary of Father and Husband Markarat Commy
The obituary notes his marriage on January 26, 1877 to Markarat Commy. It lists survivors including wife Nell Stroud of Malvern and sons Frank Horn of South Dakota and William and Harry Horn of Malvern, with 16 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. He also leaves two sisters Margaret Miller of Omebe and Frank Horn of Minneapolis, three sisters Ellen, Mary, Rather, and one brother Edward in Scotland. He was once a Christian church member and devoted his family and friends, with many joining in mourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo Markarat
Nell Stroud
Malvern
Frank Horn
South Dakota
William
Harry Horn
Margaret Miller
Omebe
Minneapolis
Ellen
Mary
Rather
Edward
Christian Church
Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude and Sympathy
The family conveys sincere appreciation for the kindness shown after the loss. They acknowledge prayers, visits, flowers, and support from friends, neighbors, and colleagues during their time of grief and recovery.
Notable names erased from afternoon society page
Fragmentary obituary style notice lists Mrs Jas Hort and Nathé Stroud with families, mentioning Hor a and Frank Hora in unclear relations. The text is damaged leaving many names and events unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Hort
Nathé Stroud
Fatty Hora
Frank Hora
40 and 8 Meet at Sidney Parade Tonight
The 40 and 8 invites every member in the section to a big meeting in Sidney tomorrow. A grand initiation with fifteen Poor Goofs is planned and a parade is set for 6:20 p.m. Big cats and a festive program are promised as part of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Buddy
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Charles Slater
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W. Z. Wartman
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Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Fred Robinson and
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Alhia
Lew Achenlaeh
Empress Theater
Quality Pictures
Harold Lloyd
Lloyd
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Harry Carey
Richard Barthelmess
U. S. Navy
Green Archer
J. R. Cardwell