Malvern Home Happenings and Community Notes
Local items include J W Poincer repainting his business with shingles, May 2 mail list, and names Frank Cram Monte Dean Reed Scott. Train time changes on Burlington affect Nos 3 6 11, church entertainment praised, and women urged to vote in upcoming school bond election. Delegates named to State Federation, fruit prospects mixed, and a special election for a $12 000 school bond discussed with site choices debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Carey
Kyra Carey
East Side
South Grove
Macedonia
H. J, Boyer
Lou
Jake Auchenbach
Strahan
Dick Hollins
Alva
Okla
Ideal
M. E. Church
Malvern
J. O. Laird
Andrew Jackson
M.J. Williams
Donelan
Glenwood Woman's Club
State Federation of Woman's Clubs
Des Moines
O. R. Patrick
Goodwin
Malvern Club
W. H. Miller
Jonathan
Board of Education
Henderson and Malvern open ball season at the park
Tomorrow at 3 pm the Henderson and Malvern clubs meet in a well matched opener at the ball park. The town also reports on club meetings, local business moves, and civic projects from steel water tanks to library donations for railroad workers and school plans amid mixed fruit damage forecasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Malvern
George Conrad
Miss Black
Wiggs
Laird
Jim Buckingham
Silver City
Correction notice from Malvern social notes roundup
Hastings visitors and residents in Malvern are listed with Monday through Friday movements. Names include J R Graham Hastings J F Hendricks and Florence Hunter Red Oak plus many others visiting Omaha Shenandoah and Cotncil Bluffs. The item notes Mrs G C B Christy and Mrs Emma Hough among local movements and reports a death in St Louis of Mrs G H Roose with funeral in Malvern attendance expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Graham
Hastings
GC. B. Christy
Omaha
J. F. Hendricks
Council Bluffs
Florence Hunter
Red Oak
M. F. Beckwith
Shenandoah
Emma Hough
Robert
J. Coffman
Reed Graves
Emerson
John Dyson
Cottncil Bluffs
R. F. Smith
Ruth Kneeland
Glenwood
Nellie Antrim
Randolph
Alice Bentley
James Durbin
Indian Creek
Malvern
W. B. Woods
Mineola
Robert Anderson
Samuel
George Cleaver
Colorado Springs
Megsra
C. V. Parker
J.P. Clark
A. E. Cook
BE. L. Hibbs
Frank
Des Moines
J. A. McMahill
Lillian
Long Pine
Neb
J. M. Junkin
Stokesberry
Iowa Telephone
Olive Wearin
L&ader
Homestead
H. J. Humston
Oakland
Mamie Hammes
Portsmouth
M. Hammes
St. Louis
G. H. Roose
New Sunday Schools Organized In County
T D Thomas heads American Sunday School Union work and organized Sandi land school with Mrs Conway as superintendent and Libbie Sandiland as secretary. Other new schools include North Grove led by Mr Miller with Hiram Hoyt as assistant and Jesse Hoyt as janitor meeting at 4 pm, Benton school with I M Burgher as superintendent and Cora Burgher as secretary meeting at 3 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Thomas
American Sunday School Union
Sandiland School
Honss
Conway
William Fisher
Misa Libbie Sandiland
Meda Owens
Kate O'Donnell
Earl Sandiland
North Grove
Hastings
Mr. Miller
Hiram Hoyt
Harry Benedict
Lillian Burnham
Ilvan Durbin
Vernon Dunbar
Jesse Hoyt
Benton School House
I. M. Burgher
Z. Granter
Cora Burgher
Minnie Reynolds
Lbrarian
Jobn Burgher
Church notes set Sabbath school goals with Welsey bicentennial themes
Church notes highlight April Sabbath school averages and a push toward a 100 average by June. Multiple denominations are listed with service times and roles, praising Sunday school strength and urging support. The item mentions Charles M Sheldon endorsing Sabbath schools and details for Presbyterian, Christian, Methodist, Baptist services and officer installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O
Laird
Dolan Death and School Bid Notices in Malvern and Hastings
An aged White Cloud township resident, Charles Dolan, died at his daughter’s home near Strahan and was buried at Malvern Cemetery. The Malvern School Board invites bids for a new school building by June 10 1903 with a 5000 bond. plans available with A. E. Cook and Parsons Co. The Hastings commencement lists a program of six graduates and multiple speeches and musical selections led by Rev. Harvey and board president C. H. Baxter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Dolan
White Cloud Township
George Short
Strahan
Malvern Cemetery
Charles
Board of Education
Independent School District
Malvern
Mills County
Iowa
A. E. Cook
W. R. Parsons
A. I. Cook
Pres
Houe
A. E. Coox
R. E. Harvey
J. Leybach
Ruth Mazon
William Whitnall
Walter H. Mason
DeRinna
Ithel M. Keffer
Edna E. Scanlan
Rolfe M. Whitnall
Grace A. McDonough
George H. Shoop
Mabel Martin
Luella H. Priest
C. H. Baxter
Fruit Prospects After Cold Snap Hurt Local Crop
The recent snow and cold damaged fruit blossoms, especially cherries and plums, with the peach crop less affected. Local growers give varied opinions on final yields. some promise a light crop while others see potential recovery if warm days return. An advertisement promotes a Burlington Route publication on Black Hills mining opportunities, offered for six cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Thia
John Golf
A. McClennahan
Joel Woods
J. Coppock
M. H. Noe
M. G. Brammier
Black Hills
Burlington
South Dakota
Wyoming
Mustis
Adama Street
Chicago
Recital at Elder Pomeroy’s features Hazelton pupils
Miss Hazelton conducted a piano recital at Elder Pomeroy’s residence with most of the pupils performing. Ruth Wyant received a prize for advancement during six months. The program included works by March Militaire Schubert and Mendelssohn among others. Professor S J Keeran of Blanchard, Iowa, will be at City Hotel May 7 to 15 for eye examinations and glasses fittings with guaranteed workmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Brown
Helen Kneeland
Low Olora
Anna Pomeroy
Novara
Clara Pomeroy
Mendelssohn Ldnw
Scott
Schubert Anna Pomeroy
Chopin Miss Hazelton
J. Keeran
Blanchard
Iowa
Omaha Optical Institute
City Hotel
Keeran
S. J. Kaekan
Want Column Dr I J Humphrey Specialty of castrating Ridgelings
Malvern veterinarian Dr I J Humphrey offers a specialty service for Ridgelings. Also in town, Gibson's markets the nicest line of Cakes, inviting customers to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. J. Humphrey
Malvern
Gibson's
Pasture Land for Rent and Local Sales Notes
240 acres of pasture land two miles north of Randolph plus 40 acres near the D. Davis farm offered as good grass acreage. Various items include seed corn at 26¢, grain prices, ripe for harvest, and a neat six room cottage for sale in Malvern. Local notices cover bridge warrants payment through 1903, farm products for sale, and an auction of furniture and household goods at Talbot’s storeroom on East side May 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
8. D. Davis
Alstrope
Gibson's
Malvern
Talbot
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. W. Poincer
Frank Cram
Monte Dean
Va Reed
Golda Scott
D. G. Beara
Harry Landis
H. T. Beattie
George Pace
Ideal Entertainment Company
Will Evans
Crooks & Savage Lumber Yard
T. E. Crooks
Fim
Chicago Bridge and Iron Works
Emerson Woman’s Club
Millard
Rome Miller
Omaha and Council
Bluffs
Parsons
Offices Moines
John Smith
Bert Crum
City Telephone Company
Imogene
John
Hawkins @ Mulholland
Jennie Criswell
C. M. Rica
Gordon Jones
McPaul
Hazel Whitmer
Marietta Snow
Mildred Tunnison
Ruth Young
Ada Thomas
Ruth Bingaman
Tresaurer
Gladys. Knight
Liva Richards
Rue Otis
Harry Landig
Anna Nelsen
Adam Hughes
Bertha Landis
Olga Otis
Cable
Tabor
Weat
John Wesley
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Libby Allen
East Liberty Chapel
Baptist Church
Christ Jesus
Christ
Ouge
National
Dearborn’ Street
Fruit Prospects
Adamson
C. K. C. E. Eacrett, Strahan, Mills Co
Star Tobacco
Horse Shoe
Gibson’s
Richard Paul
Onion
Glenwood In
L. Carson
Gibeson's
Mitchell
Barry
Albany
Lovitt
Warfield
Gaudy
Elmer Stone
Baker's Place
Edmond Street
Sir Joseph
Mesdames Robbins
Sloneter
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