Gable Returned as Malvern Pastor for Another Year
Rev. M A Gable wins reappointment by the Des Moines Conference to lead Malvern Methodist Church for another year. The conference considered at Indianola included about 250 ministers and engaged superintendents across six districts, announcing no changes in Mills County except Strahan and Pacific Junction. The Malvern appointment lists Gable alongside other district leaders. a district-wide roster followed. A wedding note: a mixed bouquet ceremony ended with a luncheon and a Chicago honeymoon trip for the couple Hart and his bride, a Talbott niece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Methodist Church
M.A. Gable
Methodist Church
Des Moines
Indianola
Simpson College
Methodist
Council ‘Bluffs
Atlantic
Creston
Chariton
Boone
Mills County
Strahan
T. 2 Calkins
L. M. Kirby
Pacific Junction
C. R. Cook
John P. Newell
Calkins
Cook
Gray
F. A. Smith
Hastings
George Palmer
Emerson
Macedonia
Henderson
Ian
N. PR
Barton
A.B. Slothower
Malvern
W. H. Cable
Council Bluffs
R. E., Shaw
Glenwood
M. R. Talley
F. W. Simpson
Shenandoah
N. Willis
Red Oak
Council Blatts
Blanchard
H. G. Parker
Broadway
D. Crissman
Howorth
H T. Davis
Fifth Avenue
A.T. Matthews
Trinity
D. I. Hower
Conny W.T. Rink
Crescent
Hazel Dell
W. EB. Harvey
Defiance
H. B. Scoggan
Denison
J. L. Boyd
Dow City
A.b.adama
Dunlap
A. R. Grant
Essex
W. T. Mether
Far- Tagut
Madison
R. &. Harvey
Wm. Stevenson
Hamburg
Garl Brown
Imogene
O. L. Jones
Little Sioux
Peter I. King
Locust Grove
McGilvray
Logan
L. E. Ripley
Magnolia
W. B. Cox
Woodard
Sidney
Tt. R. Moser
Silver City
B. R. van Dyke
Tabor
D. Conaway
Thurman
H. M. ‘Strong
West Liberty
E. EB. Good‘rich
Woodbine
J. F. Bingaman
Birthday Dinner Honors Brother Ransome Swain
Mr and Mrs James Swain hosted a Sunday birthday dinner for James Swain's brother Ransome Swain. Guests included George Hilton S Foster Walter Slothower and Joe Dutt. After a splendid meal the group enjoyed a smoker and a pleasant visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Swain
Mr. Swain
Ransome Swain
George Hilton
S. Foster
Walter Slothower
Joe Dutt
Letters Remaining Uncalled For at Malvern Post Office
The Malvern Iowa post office lists letters uncalled for in the week ending September 24 1917 for Geo A Romey Wm Peterson E G Plummer Tom Phillips G A McCracken E D B Hyde If not claimed they will go to the dead letter office on October 8 1917 Postmaster Boston D advises callers to say Ad vertised with date of list when inquiring.
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Malvern
Iowa
Geo. A. Romey
Wm. Peterson
E. G. Plummer
Tom Phillips
G. A. McCracken
E. DB. Hyde
Boston
Rural Post Office Box Access Notice May 24 1917
Notice to rural patrons from Postmaster General Burleson amending section 827 of Postal Laws and Regulations. It directs that mail boxes be erected on the right side of the road for ease of access by rural carriers and instructs patrons to keep approaches clear to facilitate delivery and collection. G C Boston Postmaster Malvern Ta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burleson
G. C
Boston
Malvern
Surprise birthday for Eulalie Larsson at Malvern
About thirty friends gathered Friday night at Eulalie Larsson's southeast Malvern home to surprise her for a belated birthday. The event caught her off guard but she recovered quickly, hosting a pleasant gathering and planning to watch for the next month around her birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eulalie Larsson
Malvern
Presbyterian Church Prayer and Study Rally Weekend
Presbyterian Church schedules Sunday School at 10 a m Morning worship at 11 a m Subject My Neighbor and the Church Evening Worship at 7 30 p m Subject Christian Advertising Men’s class notes strong turnout of young business men Last Sabbath Rally Day program planned for Sunday School hour Children’s program to surprise attendees Contests for membership between men’s and women’s classes. women urged to participate
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Bure
Macedonia Wedding of Mina Young and Eldred Hart
Mina Lenore Young daughter of Mrs. T. J. Young and Eldred Schuyler Hart son of Mrs. Ernest Hart married in Macedonia on Saturday afternoon September 22 at 4 o'clock. The ceremony in the bride's mother's living room was conducted by Rev. H. D. Glassburn with about 100 intimate guests. Best man Henry Hart from Fort Shelling and bridesmaid Miss Luly Mitchell of Lincoln attended. The bride wore real lace and lavenderette crepe with bouquet of lilies of the valley. canopy of palms and flowers framed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Lenore Young
T. J. Young
Eldred Schuyler Hart
Ernest Eldred Hart
Council Bluits
Macedonia
H. D. Glassburn
Methodist Church
Henry Hart
Fort Shelling
Luly Mitchell
Lincoln
Lilles
Old Settlers Meet in Malvern for Reunion and Picnic
The Old Settlers Association of Mills Fremont and Pottawattamie Counties meets Friday September 28 in Malvern for a day of indoor programs at the Christian church and an outdoor picnic in the city park. Hon J B Weaver of Des Moines will speak plus local reminiscences. Mills County Drum Corps will provide martial music and a free Muscatine watermelon feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Settlers Association of
Mills
Fremont
Pottawattamie
Malvern
Christian Church
J. B. Weaver
Des Moines
Iowa
Mills County
Caldwell Wins Home By Purchase On Prospect Avenue
Agent W A Caldwell of the Bur stington completed a deal last week to own the Wm Kneeland cottage on Prospect Avenue just vacated by W S Salyers. The house has been modernized with heat and bath and will make the Caldwells a very nice home. They moved in last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Caldwell
Burstington
Kneeland
Prospect Avenue
W. 8. Salyers
Caldwells
Methodist Laymen Meet in Indianola Session 1917
The Laymen's Association of the Des Moines Conference of the Methodist Episcopal church met in the Friends Church in Indianola on September 22, 1917. E W Weeks presided and led devotional exercises, with delegates named from multiple districts and committees appointed to handle nominations and resolutions, including discussions on church use for social activities and a strong temperance push led by Senator A V Proudfoot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianola
Des Moines
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Friends Church
E. W. Weeks
Guthrie Center
IE. W. Weeks
E. D
Sampson
Deg Moines
W. P. Wortman
Donald Soon
Waukee
Atlantic
Creston
J. H. Turner
Oakland
Boone
W. C. Saul
Carroll
Chariton
G. B. Grace
Diagonal
Council Bluffs
Chas. K. Myers
Denison
A. ¥. Proudfoot
Tidignola
H. K. Evans
Corydon
A. V. Proudfoot
SM. Holliday
Putting Punch in Printer's Ink by Nels Darling
An essay argues that advertising shapes consumer behavior across genders and ages. It notes women as primary home purchasers and lists familiar advertised items, asserting that all readers are influenced by ads. The piece highlights ads educate children and drive market growth through repeated exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels
Real estate transfers recorded in Mills County Iowa
Record of instruments filed September 15 to 22 1917 in Mills County Iowa including Mary J. Davis to Jesse Steimard for 117 acres valued at 17550. Frank Bromley to H M Wilson and others for 240 acres. Mills County National Bank to T G Byers for property in Glenwood addition. numerous transfers involving W D deeds, life estates, and royalties. includes lots in Glenwood Malvern and Emergon with various parcels and values. prepared by Mills County Abstract Company Glenwood Iowa.
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Mills County
Iowa
Mary J. Davis
Jesse F. Steimard
W. D
Sey
Frank Bromley
H. MM
Sl Wilson
Wod
Val. Can
New
Mills County National Bank
T. G. Byers
W. TD
Glenwood
G. C. Frank
Gus
al Riche
Florence M. McCurier
Laura Hogue
Karl Hogue
H.R. Lyon
Arak Sani
Lyon
M. F. Kelso
H. A. Moover
W.D
Grandview
Malvern
Nellie G. Culver
W. Tatfield
Town of
Emergon
H. A. Hoover
M. J. Kelson
Tl. B
R. BE. Cunningham
W. C. Rathke
Glenwood Opinion
Mills County Abstract Company
Lowa
Get Out The Day Vote Mills County Meeting Forms Dry Vote Drive
A Mills County gathering at Glenwood court house organized temperance supporters for the October 15 vote on a constitutional amendment. George Be Masters County chairman leads a district-based drive with added vice chairs and volunteers urged to help get out the dry vote to the polls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Geo. E
Masters
Fred Durbin
Court House
Glenwood
C. W. Black
Malvern
George A. Phelps
Center Township
George BE
Masters County
Munsters
Will McGrey
Emerson
Iowan
Henderson
Oaks
Pickerell
Union Valley
Farm Crack
Perry Wilson
Hastings
Anderson
Fairview
Benton
Box Elder
A. P. Reevey
Chm
Silver City
Ingraham Township
Geo. Q. Free
V. Chu
Minéola
Sherman Jones
VW. Chin
Silver Creek Township
Malvern City
Wood Martin
V. Chim
Uastings
North Grove
Wearin
Sandiland
Golden Thhtl
Iira Chenes
Melaint
Morester
A. G. Cole
Y. Chm
Warner
Center
Keystone
Union
J. L. Quimby
V. Chin
Imogene
South Grove
Preston
Glynn
Roy Parker
V. Chm
Valley View
Sunrise
Sunbeam
White Cloud
Fred Stone
Foxworthy
Barrett
Spring Valley
Henry Hubbard
Chin
Rawles Township
A. {. Wilkins
Chi
A. J. Buckingham
W. Chm
Pacific Junction
Lyins Township
Saturday Ball at Hammack Hall Promises Music
A weekly Saturday night event at Hammack Hall offers good music and dancing. Attendance encourages couples with gents accompanied by ladies as stated, inviting all to join in the festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammack Hall
Taxes second installment due this month for penalty avoidance
County Treasurer M D Maxwell announces the second installment of taxes is due this month. Pay on time to avoid penalties and interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.D. Maxwell
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NEV. V
Chicago
Mr. l
Presbyterian Church
Pottawattamie Counties
Sassnr
Frank Shinn
Clyde Genung
A. J. Chantry
H. H. Hutfaker
W. R. Orchard
Worthington Ch
Earlham
I. O. Heft
Chella Long
New Bethel
Adair
T. Hough
T. I. Slocum
Dexter
Olaon
Menlo
J. Floyd
Casey
Chaseo
Wayne
Shelby
Helen Wilson
Wesley Chapel
W. C. Smith
Dedham
Minnie Parker
Manning
Jos. Wilson
J. B. Leaming
H. P. Church
I. D. Sampson
Grace Eal
S. Root
Grace Ch
A. L. Lawson
Second Ave
Des Moles
R. D. Kaufan
W. A. Axton
Tidianola
Judge Henderson
C. Thorn
H. A. Franty
Grand Junction
J. E. Bracewell
Allerton
Win
Sells
Chassell
Iowa Territory
Petar Jacobs
Randolph
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