Evangelistic Campaign to Start at Malvern M E Church
A Malvern Methodist evangelistic campaign led by Rev. L E Ripley begins Sunday with home-based outreach and sermons at morning and evening services. Pastor C H Hiller and local members assist. Ripley promotes a week of visitation and public meetings, urging broad church participation and support.
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L. E. Ripley
Malvern
M. E
Methodist Church
L. E B. Ripley
Des Moines Conference
C. H. Hiller
Ripley
Ehove
The
Ehuren
A. Hitter
L. F E. Ripley
Des Moines
Rhs
George Sullivan
Geotes W. Sullvan
Oliver Hammers
George Wederquist
Fred Diekerebaush
Arleigh Shepard
W. A. Hower
Bank warns against unsafe investments rate audits
Beware the investment that offers a fabulous rate of interest it may look perfectly safe yet be unsound all the way through. Any officer of our bank will be glad to help you pick good sound securities. It is our business to know good investments and make us help.
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I Securities
First National Bank of Malvern ad declares safety slogan
An early 20th century bank advertisement for First National Bank of Malvern highlights the tagline There Is No Substitute For Safety. The piece emphasizes long-standing trust since 1876 and promotes prudent financial stewardship.
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Malvern
Card Party Postponed by Ladies Civic Improvement Club
The October 2 card party is rescheduled to Friday October 9. The committee asks Thorn to arrange refreshments and to be ready for the later date.
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Ladies’ Civic Improvement Club
Thorn
Birthday Dinner Party at Wiles Home North of Glenwood
Honor L H Wiles celebrated his birthday with a Sunday dinner at his home north of Glenwood on September 27. Relatives and friends joined the gathering including Mr and Mrs Will Zanders Mr and Mrs Earl Caldwell Mr and Mrs M Norton Mr and Mrs Ralph Zanders and baby and Mr and Mrs Frank Wiles.
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L. H. Wiles
Glenwood
Wiles
Will Zanders
Earl Caldwell
M. Norton
Ralph Zanders
Baby
Frank Wiles
Miss Carolyn Hiller Birthday Party Details
Last Saturday Miss Carolyn Hiller celebrated her twelfth birthday with twenty five guests. Pink and white decorations plus matching balloons set a festive mood. Games and music provided entertainment as her mother and two helpers hosted a delightful afternoon.
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Carolyn
Hiller
Card of Thanks and Advertising Fortunes
Card of Thanks from Geo W Sullivan and Children thanks neighbors and friends for help and flowers in sickness and sorrow. A local citizen comments on advertising as a driver of fortunes, citing Wrigley, Ford, electric power, Campbell, Colgate, Procter and Gamble, and others spending millions yearly to keep products before the public, illustrating cause and effect in business growth.
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Brasie Madison Sullivan
Slater
Malvern
George
Lida Madison
George Madison
Randolph
Iowa
Donner
Clarente Hateman
Lonnie
Brick
Tabor
Arthur
Dal-las
T. B
Lake Benton
Minn
Ed Davenport
Gilliam
Cora Forges
Glenwood
Geo. W. Sullivan
Marshall
Saline County
Oliver Hammers
George W. Sullivan
Genevieve
Edith
Edna
Ruby
Claude
Robert
Hedrant
William Wrigley, Jr
Colgaren
Gru
Proctor & Gamble
Gap Companion
Thal
News of Pacific Junction Tamein events and socials
Community notes from Pacific Junction detail church dinners and contest celebrations with 125 attendees. Football results report a 62 to 0 loss at Sidney and an oyster supper for domestic science students. Local visits include Stirk, Sargent, Carlson, Estes, Read, Belden, and Purcell travels, with Holiness camp meetings continuing and plans for a new building by local boys.
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Noyes
Weh
Sidney
1. 0. C. F. Judge
William Stirk
Joe
Charley Stirk
J. J. Marrin
Alliance
Nebr
Frank Sargent
Bellevue
Sanday
Lee Sargent
Martin Melody
Will’ Kuhl
Lindsey
Walnut
Marvin Lindsey
Elmer Anderson
Lyle Turnbull
Los Angeles
California
EB. T. Kirby
Atlantic
Kirby
W. C. Capps
Elton
Moorecroft
Wyoming
Harold Goodwin
Avery Pomeroy
Omaha
C. BR. Wilkinson
Arvid Carlson
Council Blaffa
Clay Estes
Elmer Lincoln
Wesley Bourne
J. F. F. Club
Harry Bettlesdorf
H. E. Read
B. T. Belden
Dean Purcell
Woodbine
Untitled fragment on hunting at Sand Hills and local events
Fragmentary notes describe hunting near the Sand Hills and ongoing local activity. The garbled text references a group or event, with scattered names and dates obscured by OCR errors.
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Baltimore Sun
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Malvern, Iowa
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Beri Bee
Eames
Chieser
Marion Star
News of
Pacific Junction
Tamein
Sent
Parker House
Jan Mearte Ae
Barkus Cream Station
Bemes
Whittall’s
Persia
R. W. Mansfield
Edmonds