Harvest of Death in Mills County Obituaries Three Women
Obituary notes the deaths of Mrs. A. H. Wilson and Mrs. Frances Rice in Mills County. Mrs. Wilson, a Malvern and Wesley Chapel figure, died April 10, with a funeral at Wesley Chapel. The long service highlighted her 70-year church life, teaching, and community leadership. Frances Rice of Tabor, Neb., died April 4, leaving a large family and a legacy of teaching, hospitality, and moral service, with funeral at Congregational Church in Tabor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Wilson
Malvern
Wesley Chapel
Hufsteader
J. H. Freedline
Malvern M. H
HH. R. Parker
June Fickel
Ward Fickel
J. H. Preedline
Claude H. Wilson
W. Carl Wilson
Ralph Wilson
Frank Pierce
Leonard Pierce
Fred Pierce
Anna E. Watson
Upper Sandusky
Iowa
W. B. Wilson
Frances Pierce
Oakland
Perry R
W. Edgar
John W
Geo. C. Wilson
H. A. Wilson
Brownsville
Ore
Etta A. Boles
Bertha Lee Landis
Kathryn E. Rickabaugh
Belleview
Nebr
Grandma Wilson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Missionary Society
Hera
Frances. Fellows
Plattamouth
Nebra
Milly County
Charles M. Rice
Mills County
Baptist Academy
Malverning
Tabor College
Baptist Church of
Congregational Church of
Tabor
Charles Milton Rice
Myrtla Elizabeth Hicks
Kansas City
Jessie Frances Rice
Charles Sterling
Jessie Frances Hicks
F. L. McCormick
Hila Tipple
P. My Kline
H. W. Parkison
Adelle Tipple
I. L. McCormick
James McCormick
Tipple
Messrs
Geo. Estes
H. T. Woods
W.H. Wyant
Robert Hurlbutt
Ray Weatherhead
George Ae Ee Ee Een
Mills County Bank Deposits Rise Across National and State Banks
Mills County deposits totals across National and State banks show improvement from December to March. The combined balance reaches 8,544,673.60 with loans improving to 3,666,234.92, in a year with several banks listed including Glenwood, Malvern, Mineola, Silver City, Strahan, and Hastings. Farmers and Merchants Savings Bank and Botna Valley State Bank contribute notable figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
State Savings Bank
Pacific Junction
Emerson State Bank
Emerson
Farmers and Merchants Savings Bank
Mineola State Bank
Mineola
Farmers State Bank
Silver City
Silver City State Bank
Strahan
Botna Valley State Bank
Hastings
ME Circle Ladies Meet At Wortman Home
The M E Circle will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W P Wortman. Hostesses include Mrs. Wortman Mrs Harry Stone Mrs KL C Stevesson Mrs Roy Danner Mrs James Roberts and Mrs Fred Farquhar All church ladies are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Circle
W. P. Wortman
Wortman
Harry Stone
KL. C. Stevesson
Roy Danner
James Roberts
Fred Farquhar
Fremont County Sunday School Convention In Imogene
The Fremont County Sunday School Convention will be held in Imogene on Tuesday April 19 with two leading state workers on the program. Messages on Sunday School work will be shared and the event aims to be the largest convention yet, hosted at the Methodist Church with each Sunday School sending at least five delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont County
Imogene
Buck
Hach
Three Malvern residents undergo appendectomies
An outbreak of appendicitis has struck Malvern with three local cases within days. Bernice Bayley of the junior high, Paul Gates, and Edith Carlson from the grade schools were all treated at St. Joseph's Hospital in Omaha. All are recovering well, and Bayley's mother and Carlson's colleague Mrs. Mansfield accompanied patients to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Council Bluffa
Omaha
Bernice Bayley
Paul Gates
Edith Carlson
St. Joseph's Hospital
Maother
Bayley
Gibbon
Nebr
R. W. Mansfield
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Ruth Carlaon
Kline
Mills County Court Opens April Sixth with Jury Drawn
The April term of Mills County district court will convene in Glenwood on Tuesday April 6 with Judge Earl Peters of Clarinda presiding. An appended list shows jurors drawn for the petit jury including Hether C St Dashner Pacific Junction Jack Hunter Pacific Junction Marvin Johnson Glenwood Johnne Chambers Malvern W W Hixon Pacific Junction Fred Bowley Glenwood Joe Conner Malvern Md Anderson Glenwood James Imel Hastings T L Salyers Malvern Rosetos Parker Emerson Glen A Shook Emerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County District Court
Glenwood
Earl Peters
Clarinda
Het. C. St
Epidemic Eases as Smallpox Quiet Returns Noted
Neighborhood safety improves as smallpox cases decline and school attendance recovers after weeks of disruption. A kidnapping scare near Center ville prompts jail time for the suspect, while the Malvern Fire Department publishes a new veteran list with detailed assignments for truck drivers and other roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Fire Department
Dewey Dye Returns Home From Kansas for Territory Work
Dewey Dye arrived last week from Hldorado Kansas where he has served as a chemical engineer for The Omaha Refinite Company. He will stay home a few days then oversee Nebraska and Iowa territory for several months. He says he enjoys his line of work very much.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Dye
Hldorado
Kansas
Omaha Refinite Company
Nebraska
Iowa
Last Call for Convention at Malvern Sunday School meet
Mills County’s largest Sunday School convention gathers in Malvern on Monday April 18 with thirty six schools expected to be represented by delegates over sixteen. A banner will honor the largest delegation and supper proceeds go to the American Legion and Civic League at the Methodist church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Malvern
Methodist Church
Ladies Civic Improvement Club
American Legion
The
Civic League
Hetzel Couple Celebrates 52nd Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Lewis Hetzel senior mark fifty two years of marriage with a Friday night visit from seven of their nine children and families. Ill health confines Mr Hetzel to bed most days but the gathering cheered him. Attending were Frank Hetzel Gee Gee Ray Allery Mary Weldon Lewis Hetzel Jr Ed Hetzel Fred Hetzel Chas Hetzel of Oklahoma and Harry Hetzel of Nebraska were absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Hetzel
Hetzel
Frank Hetzel
Gee. Gee
Ray Allery
Mary Weldon
Ed Hetzel
Fred Hetzel
Chas
Oklahoma
Harry Hetzel
Nebraska
End of Iowa's thirty ninth General Assembly
Des Moines reports the thirty ninth Iowa General Assembly ended Friday night April 8, with Lieut Gov John Hammill presiding over the Senate and Arch W McFarlane directing the House. Remaining members faced fatigue from a siege like session, with constant pressure from outside interests, favors, and furtive lobbying. As the finish approached, nerves frayed and roll calls often occurred without full awareness of the vote, as lawmakers sought relief and return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Thirty-Ninth
General Assembly of Iowa
John Hammill
Senate
Arch W. McFarlane
House
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M. Shook
Jase Pares Emerson
G. E. Bunker
Helenna Malvern
R. Potts
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M. K. Moore
Lamb
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G. McCoy
Harold Cheney
Henry Priener
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L. J. Achenbach
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Willie Deitchler
John Wright
Frank Choatener
Glenwood CG
E. Slump
Ene, Henderson
Barry Reoenfeldt
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Prien
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W. L. Brown
Peters
Mt. Vernon
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Paris
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Centerville
Missouri
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W. C. Wortz
Frank Churchill
A. R. Graves
Chas. Churchill
Chas. Brothers
Joe Deardorff
John Knight
Higgins
N. DB. Smith
Mulholland
Jesse Bell
H. R. Landis
Geo. Pace
Chas Higgins
L.A. Talbott
Will Higgins
Guy Harold
A. 5
Frank Hertz
Dr. J. W. Baer
L. A. Talbott
Chas. Higgins
Earl McCormick
Homer Walker
Hydrant Men II
D. Smith
D. M. Kline
Frank Swoboda
Tadder Men
Oral Bower
Yandell Seaton
Frank Petty
Ed Knight
C. E. Porter
F. R. Chantry
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