Boyer Heads Country Club as Dues Are Lowered
At the annual meeting of the Pailtriew Country Club, Clifford A. Boyer was elected president with a lowered dues structure. New member categories include out of town and student memberships, golf and tennis privileges for full members, and possible volunteer upkeep efforts to reduce operating costs. The board also named Bruce Boehner vice president Irving L. Donner secretary treasurer and outlined plans to attract new members to offset reduced per member income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford A. Boyer
Bruce Boehner
Irving L. Donner
Boyer
Death of William Kneeland in Eugene Oregon
Relatives in Millacounty Hayes report the death of William Kneeland at his Eugene Oregon home on March 91. Funeral services were conducted Monday April 3. Kneeland formerly ran the Kneeland Clothing store in Malvern for years and was known in the community. He and his wife were survived by four sons Harry Paul Clair and Hartley and two daughters Ruth and Helen Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Paul
Clair
Hartley
Ruth
Helen
Malvern Musicians Enter District Contest At Thomas Jefferson
Malvern High School musicians will join peers from other southwestern Iowa schools at the annual district music contest hosted by Thomas Jefferson High School in Cornell Blue. Events run April 4, 7, and 8 with Malvern entrants Jane Flatoner in piano solo and Harry Hilton in accompanying categories among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern High School
Muyalolana
Iowa
Thomas. Jefferson Igh
Cornell Blue
Malvern
Jane Flatoner
Pisy
Piona
Harry Hilton
Peace Over Malvern High School Feuds Ended At Armis...
Malvern High School sees a near civil clash between Seniors and Juniors over a flag atop the Hatred Water Tower. Arthur Armstrong, keeper of the flag, detained after school for a session, prevents escalation. An armistice and peace talks, led by Supt. BH. C. Kincaid, halt the hostilities as debt penalties for tower fines are discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Densld
Mitkas
Calfi
Malvern
Maivatn
Sevetaly
Arthur Armstrong
Darwin
Jake Frasier
BH. C. Kincaid
Thun
M. H.S. Clues
Vistory
Matsons Invited to Council Bluffs Lodge Meeting
The Mas ter of Silver Urn lodge No. 234 A F & A M invites the Matsons to attend a meeting of Bluff City lodge No. 71 in Council Bluffs on April twelfth. The invitation is extended through Dr. W. M. Hiett.
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Matsons
Council Bluffs
W. M. Hiett
Silver Urn Lodge
A. Fy
A. M
Bluff Citydge
Council Blufay
Ffhlodze
Masonic Lodge to Confer Third Degree Evening Event
The Grand Master will confer the Third Degree on a candidate this evening. Masters and Wardens from the jurisdiction are invited to attend. A number of members are expected to be present to observe the ceremonial work and its proper performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansen
Malvern Cemetery Association Sets Dues and Rates
At a recent meeting of the Malvern Cemetery Association dues were set at 3 dollars per year up from 2.50. Grave digging charges were reduced to 8 dollars and 5 dollars. Forest Kirby was again selected to chair the cemetery committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Cemetery Association
Forest Kirby
Hopp Excused From Duties Drives Hog Market Run
Hon R C Hopp, excused from legislative duties Friday evening, drove to his Glenwood area home and trucked 316 hogs weighing about 320 pounds each. Using Waller and Lee trucks, the hogs sold well at $8.50 per hundred, 7 hogs per buyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Hopp
Glenwood
Waller
Lee
Iyaty
Cox Grocery Moves to New Allan Reed Building
Cox Grocery moved its block and equipment early Monday to the Allan Reed building three doors north. The relocation finished by Tuesday with a roomier, modern front. Large front windows provide display space and interior shelving and counters gain ample room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox Grocery
Allan Reed
Iowa General Assembly Budget Tackles Tax Reform Push
The House and Senate clash over the appropriation plan for the two-year period as leaders seek tax revision. Beardsley and Patterson oppose a governor’s demand while Cunningham presents a gross sales tax bill. A 63 to 42 vote keeps administration aims alive with adjournment looming.
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Wylie
Mage
Beardeley
Patterson
Beardsley
Qaske
Clayton County
Beaste
Cunningham
Polk County
Ditto
Qaceda
Cothan
Niskaa Valley Pig Club Wins Wits Cup at Barrow Show
The Niehaa Valley Pie club formed during the AR-Sam Ben Stock show in Dinahé led to 4-H pig exhibitors from Milla county pooling best barrows to win the Wits Cup. The award will be presented at the Malvern Community Building on Monday April 10 by FS Rickard, secretary of the Qpaba Live Brook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niehaa
Milla County
Malvern
FS. Rickard
Qpaba
Brook
Reserve Grand Champion Steers Lead Fair Highlights
Fae one anion baby chest ends the other for the reserve grand champion as judges place top honors at the county fair. Local 4-H clubs showcase dairy cattle and beef stock with prized ribbons awarded to standout livestock and exhibitors.
Directors Named for Southwestern Iowa Municipal Protective League
Representatives from southwestern Iowa towns met in Red Oak to perfect the Protective League formed to oppose discriminating utility rates. Over 136 attendees drafted incorporation articles naming Steele and Slothower as directors, with others from Emerson Henderson and Tabor. The group aims to represent citizens, expose false propaganda, gather price data, and advise municipalities on rates and practices impacting residents and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Red Oak
Southwestern Iowa Municipal Protective League
Malvern
J, M. Steele
W. D. Slothower
Oes
Mills County
W. 4. Cramer
H. H. Greenwood
Emerson
F. W. Casebolt
John Rainbow
Benaiee Homer
Serre
Ollis
Frederick Ringer
Birds Return to Iowa as Spring Arrives
The State Fish and Game Department outlines birds expected in early April and mid spring in Iowa. Species include purple finch, sparrow hawk, vesper sparrow, grebe, kingfisher, blue heron, coot, field sparrow, woodcock, yellow-bellied sapsucker, flickers, teal and other ducks, with further birds like winter wren, goldfinch, red crowned kinglet, barn swallow, sandpiper, and water-thrush arriving by mid April. The article urges readers to study bird histories and provide nesting material, food, and water to encourage birds to settle in gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martina
FR. L. Hate
State Fish and Game Department
Iowa
Malvern Spellers Win County Meet Here on Thursday
Malvern spellers claim top honors at the Mills County spelling contest held in the Malvern Community building on Thursday afternoon. Mary Louisa Suelke, seventh grader, won first place and the title for spelling "mackintosh". Martina Johnson of Emerson took second. Mary Louise also won first in the written contest, with Robert McCormick and Martina Johnson among the runners up. Mary Louise will advance to the state contest in Des Moines on May 6, while Robert and Martina will go to the interstate contest in Omaha on April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heywood Broun
Mary Austin
U. S
Mackintosh
Mary Louisa Suelke
Frank Suelke
Malvern
Martina Johnson
Emerson
Mary Louise
Mary Loniga
Robert McCormick
Earl McCormick
Des Moines
Omaha
Robert
Martina
Mille County
Eaton
R. W. Eaton
Malvern Cold Storage
Malvern Bakery
Malvern Community Club
Hal
Audieion
Mary Rathke
Mae Roedell
McClain School
Leata Huftington
Mary Messenger
Greuwood
Macy Louise Juelke
Bob McCormick
Orrens Ling
Goheen School
Norethy Buch
Hilledale
Leon Smith
June Kidwell
Hastings
Robert Buffington
Pleasant Grove School
J. W. Werts
Elm Grove
Junior Peppers
Little Brick Wohool
Canter Whool
Janice Oscaby
Pauly Koe Bartles
Passio Junoon
Hentae Meon Gowen
Jaedian Creek
Ishoal
Ole Barres
Forest Grove
New hunting licenses issued in county season
Dr W M Hiett of Malvern, longtime No 1 hunting and fishing license holder, lost his title as N L Evans of Emerson secured No 3 with a $1 payment on April 1. Malvern sportsman Q Laird earned No 2, but overall competition declined as only 14 licenses had been issued by April 4. The season introduces streamlined procedures with immediate license delivery and copies sent to state game department and recorder's office.
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W. M. Hiett
Malvern
N. L. Evans
Emerson
Hattie Brown
Q. Laird
Marriage License Boom Hits Mills County Court Records
Marriage license activity surges as Mills County Clerk J Franklin Greene issues several licenses. Notable entries include Omaha residents N P Lewin and Mable Hook and others from Council Bluffs, Omaha, and Henderson. District officials engage in debate sparked by attorney Woodford R Hyington on the purpose of marriage.
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Mills County
J. Franklin Greene
Court House
Woodford R. Hyington
Malvern
Greate
Altekrane
BeMors
N. P. Lewin
Mable Hook
Omaha
Frank Baldwin
Pearl Cunningham
Coyncil Bluffs
J. A. McNeil
Stella Campbell
Charles R. Johnson
Louise Mr. Poulson
George Wisley
Blanche Novek
Harman Coppock
Ethel Plnley
Henderson
Board of Supervisors Meet Monday for Routine Work
Supervisors Guy Breeding Othe Hyde and W A Agen were in Glenwood in the county auditor's office Monday afternoon to attend to routine business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Guy Breeding
Othe Hyde
W. A. Agen
Iygosal
County
Glenwood
County Red Cross Receives Flour Car
County Red Cross receives another car of flour according to William H. Z. Watton. A county official noted the delivery would help local relief efforts and hoped it would bolster support for continued aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Red Cross
Apothur
William H. Z. Watton
Council Gets Not So Cheerful Little Earful on Monday
Malvern city council met Monday to hear concerns about street lighting and utilities. Nebraska Light and Power representatives discussed keeping lights burning with uncertain funds, while engineers offered survey help for possible state measures. A special session was set for Wednesday to review rolls and budget decisions amid ongoing complaints of bumpy sidewalks and drainage issues.
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Council
Malvern
Whitfield
R. Be, Mohyne
Hambnne
T. DB. Mamma
Faglerville
Ansensot B. E. Bayesalan
Couneil
Nebraska Light and Power Comepany
F. Eb, O'Malley
Red Oak
Harold Boehner
Lincoln
Vern Crook
Albert Lindsay Speaks at Union Service in Baptist Church
Albert Lindsay of Omaha Presbyterian Seminary delivered the sermon at a Sunday union service in the Baptist church. He used an analogy of Christ and Joseph to highlight religious leadership and influence, with Bancombaring music by a mixed quartet and violin solo by Miss Mayill Worry with piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lindsay
Omaha Presbyterian Saminary
Christ
Joseph
Jacob
Bandat
H. H. Amos
L. A. Talbott
F. R. Chantry
Margaret Berkhimer
Fred Farquhar
Rh. W
Jones Appointed Temporary Carrier for Route 1
Lawrence Jones is appointed temporarily as carrier for Rural Free Delivery Route 1 out of Malvern. He succeeds Tra Hutchings who retired March 31 and will continue pending possible route consolidations. Jones has served frequently as substitute carrier for local youths from the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Jones
Malvern
Tra Hutchings
Jones
Receipts Top $117000 Before April Tax Deadline
County Treasurer Otto Judkins and Deputy Butcher processed a heavy flow of money to the courthouse office in the southeast corner. By April 1 they had $117,000 in hand, about 40 percent of the first half payment and roughly $110,000 less than at the same point last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Judkins
Butcher
Court House
Lake Ming Go Drilling and Ditching Progress Report
After completion of dragging and ditching at Glenwood lake the water level rose quickly aiding rehabilitation efforts. A benefit basket draw will be held Friday evening to support the Glenwood project and related restoration work.
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Glenwood Lake
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Cemetery Association
The
Iowa General Assembly
Niskaa Valley
Pig Club
Wits Cup
Barrow
Malvern Spellers
Epulee
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Hiett
M. L. Evans
Ins
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Lake Ming Go
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