Local Malvern Notes Highlight Social Visit Faces
Local News of Malvern notes Miss Mabel Wituhn with her mother near Taher and Miss Dorothy Durhin from Town City on an Easter visit. Several Malvern residents, including the Seatons and Lutzes, return from travels while others visit relatives in Des Moines Council Bluffs and Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Wituhn
West
Taher
Dorothy Durhin
Town City
Fred Drarkin
Towa City
T. J. Gibson
Council Bluffs
H. AL
Lutz
Alliance
Nebr
Yo TE. Seaton
Seatons
Seaton
Guardian State Bank
Malvern
EW. Knight
J. N. Summers
Wo OR
Hingham
Charles
W. R. Bingham
Veterans’ Hospital
Des Moines
Loren Alexander
Wesley Chanel
Sherman Jones
J. H. McFall
Oxfords
Wats
Randerson
John Hammack
EB Tanda
Hastings Mo FL
Malevern
Ruth Larson
Coucil Bhufis
Malverndor
Dore
Ladv
M. C. Woodfill
Strahan
Adam Gipe
Viela
Ois Cook
Lead
Nebraska State University At
Lincoln
Woodhill
Olinda Brenning
Red Oak
Nathany Lee
Market Livestock Prices in Omaha Cargoes
Ollie Afterburn of Pacific Junction topped at 10.50 for 210 pound hogs in Omaha on Thursday. Tuesday Ferdinand Miller of Glenwood achieved 1040 for a lighter butcher hog offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Afterburn
Pacific Junction
Omaha
Ferdinand Miller
Glenwood
Community Socials and Quarantine Highlight Box Elder
Box Elder residents share Sunday visits across Henderson and Council Bluffs. The John Brown family faces scarlet fever quarantine in Council Bluffs. Roy Magers recovers after a runaway team accident. Will Rew and families shop in Council Bluffs. Multiple households gather at McVay, DeBalt, Gage, Reynolds, and Decker homes. notes of Sunday events and a Tuesday event at Frank Decker’s home emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Fritcher
Henderson
Leroy Magers
Earl Fritcher
John McMullen
Wales
Fred McVay
John Brown
Council Bluffs
Roy Magers
Omaha
Will Rew
Roy DeBalt
DeBalt
James Simmonds
Bill McVay
Ace McVay
Tom Gage
Silver City
Prank Grout
Charley
Liv Reynolds
Marnie Decker
Red McVayiant
Frank Decker
Rural Electrification push targets farm power in 1935
The Rural Electrification Administration outlines a plan to expand farm electricity across the United States. It notes stark regional differences, with high usage in the West and North Atlantic, and scarce access in the South and Middle West. The plan emphasizes lower line costs, cheaper or eliminated contributions, simpler rate schedules, and federal loan options. It mentions REA lending to wire groups, the Electric Home and Farm Authority financing appliances, and Federal Housing Administration facilities for plumbing and remotetine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
North Atlantic
South
Middle West
Rural Electrification Administration
Wey
REA
Electric Home and Farm Authority
Wouslop Administration
Hillsdate Herdsmen 4-H Club Meeting Report
4-H club met at B. F. Buffingtons April 2 with 13 old members and one new member present. Club agent Thorngren spoke on demonstration teams and Oo Buch discussed baby beef care and show line. Robert Hopp covered marketings care and selection. Indoor games followed and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Buffington
Mr. Thorngren
Oo Buch
Robert Hopp
Buffington
Otto Buch
Emerson 4-H
Marion Parker
Parker
Bobby Evans
Rally Day Plans For June By Mills County 4-H
Miss Zenetta Eager of the extension department led a Malvern meeting for girls 4-H club committee members and leaders. They learned songs for the music festival and folk games for Rally Day in June. Six of ten clubs in Mills County were represented. leaders present included Mrs. Clinton Parker county chairman and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenetta Eager
Malvern
Miss Eager
Mills County
Clinton Parker
W. L. Pickel
Mary Lucile Dashner
Karl Mintle
Herbert Lincoln
Ruth? Lutz
J. E. Stauct
Moths Feed on Soiled Garments
Home demonstration agent Miss Phyllis Heins warns that moths feasting on dirty woolen clothes should be removed before winter storage. Cleaning through brushing airing sunning or washing and dry cleaning kills eggs. press for extra protection. wrap garments in unbroken paper sealed with glue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Heins
Garbo style cheekbones tips in light makeup shade
A short makeup note advises highlighting cheekbones with a lighter powder for Garbo style. It mentions placing eye shadow directly under the eye near the lower lashes. The ad claims effectiveness for evening makeup and casual daytime use, credited to Ina WU Soryka in The Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cubile Eetuet
Ina WU Soryka
Marriage Licenses April 7 Omaha area notices
Marriage licenses list several couples with dates in April including John F. Dahl and Vera May Walls in Omaha, Tillie Mings and Edna Bull in Hastings, Raymond Harrison and Grave Storegon in Pacific Junction. Reports of local residents John Buckingham, L D Austin and Ora Douglas visiting town on business or after deaths. A Beatrice visit by Mrs Maggie Buckingham and family is noted, plus a newspaper quip about Sunday breakfast from Lowell Evening Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Dahl
Vera May Walls
Legal Age
Omaha
Tillie Mings
Edna Bull
Hastings
Raymond Harrison
Tabor
Grave Storegon
Pacific Junction
Chas. L. Kilpatrick
Down Near
Randolph
Glenwood
L. D. Austin
Malvern
Ora Douglas
Emerson Way
John Buckingham
Council Bluffs
Maggie Buckingham
Church Services and Activities in Malvern Area
Local church notices list Baptist and Methodist services with times and pastors. English services set for April 19 at 7 30 p m. Bible study April 16 at 7 30 p m. A sermon emphasizes following Christ and eternal dedication. The Leader office offers old papers. Council Bluffs Broadway church hosts a district Leaguers conference with a Friday dinner and program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Methodist Episcopal
Keast
Glenwood
Council Bluffs Broadway
Christian Church Schedule Readings and Prayer Meeting
Walter E. Shenefield, pastor, reads the verse Man shall not live by bread alone. Sunday school at 10 o'clock and church at 11 a.m. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at the Shenefield apartment. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Shenefield
Shenefield
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Sator
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Indianola
Wallace Salvers
VA. Schubert
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James Beckwith
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J. W. Boehner
Longreach
Calif
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Boehner
Dorothy
Ruth McCord
Phyllis Wilson
Christian College
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J. L. Richardson
Glen J. Voyles
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Albert Nelson
Yankton
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Essex
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Ret Qak
Neve Sprina
Ainelerson
Ade
Fred Pierce
HT. Beattie
Fant Iy
R. Chantry
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Jesee Bell
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Frank S. Hamilton
Malvern Trust & Savings Ibank
Winterset
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Lester
Emerson
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Louis Knop
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Seward
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TSA Bulova Watch
Hamilton Elgin
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FARIS
Mills County Farm Bureau News
Frone
Metropolitan Life Ins. Co
Chevrolet
Grace Johnson
Cecil Ward
Ford
Emma Peterson
Frank Mitchell
Albert Schoening
Mineola
J. K. Anthony
N. S. Genung
Plymouth
Este
Lowell Evening Leader
Mt John Lethyran Church
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H. P. Dahl
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Richard Arlen
Victor Jory
Florence Rice
Fred Astaire
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Queen of Rhythm
Iran
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