Death of Anton A Ponton Prominent Malvern farmer
Anton A Ponton, a prominent farmer northeast of Malvern, died yesterday afternoon. Funeral services will be held at the Germania Lutheran Church, six miles northeast of Malvern, Saturday at one o'clock. The issue also notes a May 28 excursion to Chicago and various local sales and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton A. Ponton
Malvern
Hospitalization After Surgery and Local News Summary
Mrs. McKinley Irvin was taken to Jennie Edmundson Hospital for a serious appendectomy last Friday and is reported steadily improving. The column notes visits from Mrs. Carl Salmong and children of Red Oak, the Cooper family traveling to visit sons, and various local acquaintances, church events at Wesley Chapel, a memorial service plan, and several local health and accident notes.
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McKinley Irvin
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Connell Hluffs
Silverry
Carl Salmong
Red Oak
H. M. Cooper
Grace Nuteed
Tittanoia
Chester
Oyden
Myrtle Archenbach
Heber Hilver
Thin Vicinity
Carson
Smith
Snme
Henderson
Mr. Smith
Champion Hill
Emerson
Velma McLain
Wanda Rochersperger
Pauling Davis
Dean McLain
Jessie Kellenbarger
Clifford Carlson
Arlene Patrick
Rev. Mitchell
Mary Arneal
Elarle Rathbun
Jos McLain
McKinley Caywood
Missouri
Ruby Kollenturger
Corning
Roy McLaig
Hedlford
Kocherspergers
Flora Iddell
M. E
Oakland
Guy Gibson
Gihson
Harry Whipple
Long Beach
Calif
Fred
University of California
Bert Huntsman
Waller Tang Hill
Bert
Glenn Cooper
Folka
Babson urges small homes as building shift in 1927
In the Malvern Leader a Babson interview dated April 20 1927 argues for smaller living spaces matching rising car ownership. He compares home buying to birds building nests and says demand now favors six to seven room houses and three room apartments with bath and kitchenette. He warns against overbuilding and promotes cost plus a fixed amount for supervision, notes tax drag and labor efficiency, and notes building costs in Florida are down about 20 percent from 18 months prior.
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Tinkson
Babson Park
Florida
Roger W. Babson
Howver
Jones
Bia Vision
Genestate
Basia
Ia Ee
Buuineas
Bathh Banehart
Publishers Financial Bureau
Wearin School Notes From Wearly School Auction
A Wearin school notes a school auction by teachers and students selling library items and art supplies. The event ends with a program including awards and a closing ceremony on Thursday May 20. Proceeds support the Wearin school and its library.
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Wearin
Wearly
Wearin Gehag
Uae
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