Strahan Latios Union Holds Regular Meeting
The Strahan Latios Union held a regular meeting at the church last Thursday afternoon. Speakers included Dr W J Marrs of Tahor who lectured on cancer and answered questions. The group discussed plans for the junior senior banquet on April 28 and official donations for the cancer drive were collected.
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Latios Union
Hegular
Roentar
Charel
Linetessea
Meg
Marris Woertrat
Mere
Willis Dye
Jer Hathaway
W. JD. Marrs Af Tahor
Marrs
Litfedatt
Caneer
Licensed to Wed Dates for Wright Crouch Parker Dosswyk Benton
Licensed to wed lists several couples with ages and towns including L C Wright 48 and Blanch Crouch 48 Glenwood April 11 T C Parker 66 and Blanche Dageitt 29 Logan April 14 Peter J Dosswyk 32 and Wanita M Woods 18 Omaha April 17 Hurbert Benton and Betty Caudell Malvern.
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L. C. Wright
Blanch Crouch
Glenwood
T. C. Parker
Blanche Dageitt
Logan
Peter J. Dosswyk
Wanita M. Woods
Omaha
Hurbert Benton
Betty Caudell
Malvern
Jane Fletcher Joins Simpson College Choir Spring Tour
Miss Jane Fletcher of Malvern will tour as accompanist with the Simpson College Choir on its annual spring swing through southwest Iowa. The 46‑member group, directed by Professor Lester K. Spring, features Earl Bergman of Council Bluffs on violin and Ardis O Neal as organist. The choir performed at Glenwood High School on Tuesday.
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Jane Fletcher
Malvern
Simpson College
Iowa
Lester K. Spring
Earl Bergman
Council Bluffs
Jane Ag
Ardis O'Neal
Glenwood High School
Simpson College to Install President Gross in 1939 ceremonies
Simpson College plans three day events April 21 to 23 for the inauguration of Dr. John Owen Gross with national figures, music, and academic processions. The campus procession will reach First Methodist church in Indianola for services, with remarks by President Daniel L. Marsh. Bishop John J. Deceit will preach, and Bishop G Bromley Oxnam will oversee the consecration service. A separate note mentions the 74th Annual State Sunday School Convention in Atlantic April 24 to 26, with sessions at the Methodist Episcopal church and registration at one dollar. A schedule of events includes dinners, talks, and open programs for delegates.
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Simpson College
John Owen Gross
First Methodist Church
Indianola
Daniel L. Marsh
Boston University
Gross
John J. Deceit
Georgia-Alabama
Methodist Episcopal Church South
G. Bromley Oxnam
Omaha
Atlantic
State Council of Religious Education
O. CG. Herbrecht
Des Moines
Methodist Episcopal Church
Inca Tree Cutter Plans Replacement Planting
In ancient Peru the Incas required a man who cut down a tree to plant another as part of a ritual or rule. The practice linked felled timber to renewal, reflecting environmental and ceremonial duties across the empire.
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Peru
Sy Plan
Snather
Rotarians Hear Of New Dividends
Malvern Rotary heard O. G. Waggener of the C B and Q railway discuss consumer dividends arising from basic inventions that aid production. He argued modern transport creates benefits and used spices bought at low cost as an example, noting freight moved by rail supports every American. Guest H A Leopold also attended.
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Malvern Rotary
Whregener
C. B. & Q. Railway
W. A. Caldwell
Malvern Burlington
H. A. Leopold
The
California cults and the Am movement in Los Angeles
A report details numerologist beliefs and curses tied to names, with adherents seeking name changes to ward off curses. It notes the Am movement’s Los Angeles auditorium housing thousands, blending patriotism with spiritual aims, and cites large cult memberships in California amid church criticism.
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Civic Shrine Auditorium
Los Angeles
California
John Larison Died at Home in Long Beach Friday
W E Larison received word of the death of his brother John Larison Friday morning April 14. He had lived in Wayne Nebraska and then Long Beach in recent years. He had been in failing health and services and burial were held in Long Beach. He had earlier lived in Malvern and worked at the Boehner store. After marrying Berdine Strahan they moved to Wayne.
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John P. and
Jeannette L. Frazer
Malvern
North Platte
Neb
Iowa-Nebraska Light and Power Co
Platte Valley
Beulah Todd
Lincoln
Jeannette L. Frazier
R. B. Merritt
Jessie Frazier
Glenwood
Jacob L
John P. Jr
Griswold
Bert
W. E. Larison
John Larison
Mr. Larison
Wayne
Long Beach
Larsson
Boehner
Berdine Strahan
Real Estate Transfers Record of Instrumentes Filed in Mills County
Real estate transfers recorded March 30 1999 to April 7 1935 in Mills County Iowa list multiple grantors and grantees with payments from $1 to $626.75 covering parcels in townships 18-71-42 17-72-40 11-71-49 and 26-72-43 including lots and acres in Mineola Hastings Henderson and Dik 6. Atty G. T. Harover and Ning Phelpa are noted as parties and agents in certain deeds.
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District Court
Mills County
Iowa
Frances M. Benton
H. Z. Benton
W. D
W. Johnson
A. BE. Dean
Frances Fisher Cole
L. GC. Dean
Mutual Benefit
Ins. Co
B. F. Buffington
W.D
B. NW
Carl H. Cook
Admi
A. EB. Dean
Admr
Pauline Gobel
Myron F. Nipp
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Strahan
Etrahin
Dances Walls
Miss McRae
Miss Smith
Frank Shook
Wood Vestal
Grant
Thoradey
Frank Crouse
Frankin
Laura Hummell
Kermit Fullyer Poe
Florence McCoy
Katertain
Opal Green
Strahan Schools
Mrs. Green
Ares Helen Whitehill
Anna Edith Anella
Tharla Ericson
Marlon Gard
Virginia Maher
Geraldine Maher
Evelyn Nichola
Virginia Inman
Doreen Fleming
Una May Judah
Elton Dolph
Hook Review
Ladies’ Union
Mia
Ernest Wedernqvist
C. E. Amick
Henderson
Alfred Shaw
Connie Kleine
Chicago
Ed Laughin
Kleine
Sarah Laughlin
Ed Laughlin
Wed
Geo. A. Phelps
Plymouth
Neilson Williams
Chevrolet
P. E. Poindexter
Simpson College Choir
Malvern Sale
General Electric
Andy J.berkhimer
John O. Gross
Theodore Frazier
John Waller
Fuller and Johnson Stationery Basyoline
J. O. Hamaker
Strahan. Bate
Walter Aistrope
I. M. Cheney
Emerson
Ta Dite
Wim
Chamberlain
Bott
Howard Dolph
Hastings
WC Teatter
John Deere
T. L. Salyers
Marshalltown
Tal
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Dru
Ein Laon
Shastinis
Our
Ville Durbin
Palez
Earl NeGee
Pdd-I
Ada
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