Malvern Banker Connected to Hastings Book Sale
Malvern banker H Ton, cashier of the Bank of Malvern, is tied to a Hastings connection as the article notes a financial report of 704846.41 and a shift from Town State Banks to Helmingtorn Bank. The piece also highlights J L Greenwalt of Hastings promoting Seventy-Five Years of Progress, with orders and a call to claim or mail payment for $4 postpaid. Also mentions Malvern schools physical education demo next Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Trath Iingford
Neb
Bank of Nihgtort
Thie Sieutnton
Melaten
Enehtet
Town State Barings Bank
Fifatee
J. L. Greenwalt
Hastings
Plait
Wills County Tire Situation Remains Critical
The War Prices and Rationing board in Mille county reports a heavy backlog of tire applications as of April 20 with an average weekly quota of 37 No 1 tires and 167 eligible applicants awaiting processing. The notice lists unfilled units across passenger, truck and implement tires and tubes, notes third grade certificates, and urges saving tires to prevent farm to market transportation breakdown.
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Mille County
War Prices and Rationing Board
Liquor Sales Totals Reported for Massachusetts
A brief notice shows liquor sales totaling 46878.10 dollars in Massachusetts. The report notes overall revenue figures and references local county data.
Physical Education Demonstration For Child Health Day
Malvern schools observe National Child Health Day next Monday with a free 8 p.m. program at the Community building. Students from grade to high school perform marching, dances, gymnastic routines, baton twirling, and health talks under the direction of Mrs. Ester Nelson and G F MacLean. A health poster display by biology pupils complements the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Physical Education Department
Malvern Schools
The
Children’s Bureau of
U. S. Department of Labor
Malvern
Mia
Ester Nelson
G. F. MacLean
Pupile
Wanda Leu
Funeral Services for W. W. Walker Held Tuesday
Funeral services for Walter Wallace Walker were conducted Tuesday afternoon at Mansfield funeral home. The obituary notes he was born June 6 1868 in Clayton county and died April 38 at his daughter’s home in Malvern aged 76 years 10 months and 16 days. He married L L Jones January 6 1883. seven children were born, one died in infancy. Surviving are sons Walter Arthur Milburn Wilbur and Henry and Myre plus brothers William Harry and sisters Alta Daugherty and Myrtle Baling.
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Mansfield
W. W. Walker
L. C. Hall
Muste
Harriet Costello
Mra
Henry Cozad
Tndia “L. Jones
Fancy
Walker
Walter Ang
Arthur
Melvers
Milburn
Hoe
Angeles
Wilbur
Inglewood
Myre
Henry
Qorad
Malvern
William
Hensreden
Harry
Bloux’ City
Alta Daugherty
Erty Rude Baling
Poplar, Mont
Pour Saters
Jeotah
Treasurer distributes $16941168 in county taxes
County Treasurer C. D. Aistrope sent $164411.68 in tax revenues to boards of education townships and municipalities. The funds came from the first basic taxes and were allocated to schools, township councils and township directors this week.
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C. D. Aistrope
Eight New Cases Open Mills County Court in Glenwood
Mills county district court opened in Glenwood Tuesday with eight new cases on the docket a record low in memory. Two criminal matters accompany the eight civil and equity actions. New licenses issued include Edward Willuhn and Geraldine Root of Omaha and several marriages and foreclosures.
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Mills County District Court
Glenwood
Rereen Ideon
Clarinda
Will
Hermes Porter
J. McLaughlin
New Law
Equity
State of Iowa
Arthur Rogers
Cleta Keller
New Equity
W. E. Gladwin
Clara J. Gladwin
Elmer Thomas
Cleta Thomas
Gerald Judah
Katherine Judah
W. T. Quick
Wayne W. Cole
Richard Goy
Union Transfer Co
Roy Milsap
Et al
Charles Johnson
Boeing
Clerk of Courts
Ward Slothower
Edward Willuhn
Geraldine Root
Omaha
Darrell Grom
Marian Francesa Gard
Malvern
Frederick Osborn
Lois , Stranathan
Donald Lea Holst
Gayle Hendricks
Omehe
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to hospital friends
The sender thanks friends and mates at the hospital for their support during the difficult time. They say the kindness is greatly appreciated and helped pass the days. Signed by Chas. Kelley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Kelley
Farm Labor Shortage Seen as More Critical in Mills County
The 1944 farm labor problem in Mills County is described as more critical than in 1948 with more operators and hired help joining armed defense efforts. A countywide labor survey aims to determine exact needs for the coming crop season and may seek help from townspeople, including youths, for harvesting and odd jobs.
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Mills County
Rev Gordon F. MacLean Named Moderator
At the Presbytery of Corning spring meeting in Bedford Rev Gordon F MacLean was elected moderator. Elder J Anderson reported a certificate from the general assembly for surpassing the wartime service quota and was chosen as a presbytery delegate to synod in Ames in June. MacLean will attend synod as presbytery foreign missions chairman, with Rev and Mrs MacLean and Mr and Mrs Anderson attending the combined meetings.
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Presbytery of
Corning
Bedford
Gordon F. MacLean
Ibaa
J. Anderson
Presbyterian Church
Gesembly
Presbyterian War Time Service Commission
Anderson
Presbytery
Ames
MacLean
Foreign Missions
American Legion to Take Orders for Flags This Week
American Legion and Auxiliary members plan a house to house canvass to take special orders for American flags focusing on home front morale and wartime unity. If not at home, orders can be left at the Iowa Power and Light office. The item echoes a drive for flag display as a symbol of national resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion and Auxiliary
American Legion
Malvern
Iowa Power and Light Co
Corn Freeze Delays Mills County Plantings and Harvests
Mills County growers face delayed spring plantings as cold wet weather stalls gardens and grain. The sun returned briefly with no rain, while weekly rainfall reached 2.27 inches and monthly total 7.86 inches, 4.76 inches above normal. Forecast shows fluctuating temperatures from Thursday through Wednesday with highs near the mid 60s and lows in the 40s.
Government Becomes Sole Buyer Of Corn For War Use
War Food Administration orders restrict corn sales to 125 Iowa Nebraska Minnesota Illinois and Indian counties for 60 days making the government the only buyer for commercial channels. A certificate to Purchase Corn and CCC payment terms govern shelling and transportation costs while AAA committees oversee county details and farm eligibility.
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Iowa
Nebraska
Minnesota
Illinis
Indians
War Food Administration
Mills County
Farina
Commodity Credit Corporation
Milla County
AAA
Feaders
Funeral Services for Nels Olsen in Mills County
Funeral services were held Thursday for Nels Olsen a pioneer Mills County farmer who died Tuesday after months of illness. He and his wife Johanna Johnson lived on the family farm. survivors include daughter Mrs. Wm Lutz three grandchildren and one great grandchild, with several siblings in Sweden.
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Nels Olsea
Milla County
Aingering Hines
Wm. Lutz
Kastee Separby Terran
Mra
Harriet Costello
J. E. Ellison
Misa Jogia Kerney Aiso
W. H. Maddocks
J. H. Whiteaides
Chas. Sell
Gengta Pleraon
Sweden
Nels
Mills County
Johanna Johnson
Anole
Emily Lutz
Malvern
Rudolph
Howard Proctor
Card of Thanks from Mrs Guy Grindlear
Mrs Guy Grindlear thanks friends and relatives for cards letters and flowers sent during her hospital stay. She greatly appreciated the kindness and support shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Grindlear
Malvern Library Highlights New Encyclopedia Articles
Readers at the Malvern Free Public Library study a passage about the war era from the Atlas and Brintannica, noting the update service for world maps and the Atlas’s instant popularity. The text references local residents, the Sons of Heaven, and changes in boundaries as the war progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Lbrary
Hans
Black
County Meeting Explains Freeze Order To Corn Growers
A Wednesday gathering at the Community building drew corn growers, stock feeders, elevator operators and others to hear County Chairman J. F. Wearin and AAA field men outline the new corn freeze order in effect since Tuesday. Burdet Conrad of Lucas and W. W. Hawks of Creston added details on the measure and its wartime role for corn products. Conrad warned of truckers buying corn from Iowa, depleting processors supplies, and urged clear directives from the WFA office to be issued soon amid a lively question session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Woearin
AAA
Wearin
Burdet Conrad
Lucas
W.W. H. Hawks
Creston
Conrad
Lucas County
Iowa
Conrad Aoe
WFA
Oak Leaf Clusters To Harold F. Tague
Two more oak leaf clusters were awarded posthumously to Harald W. Tague, Staff Sergeant, Air Corps, United States Army, for meritorious achievement as aerial engineer gunner on hazardous combat missions. He served from Oct 19 to Dec 4 194? and from Dec 22 1948 to Jan 4 1944, facing anti aircraft fire and enemy patrols. Son of Andrew Tague, of Malvern area, he was killed in action near New Burltain on Jan 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harald W. Tague
Air Corps
United States Army
Tague
United States
Sgt
Andrew Tague
Malvern
New Burltain
Send Food to Omaha Service Center May 3
Cookies cakes eggs raisin and fruit will be sent to the Omaha Service Center next week. Sign to send a donation for the traveling servicemen at Deardorff's grocery on Wednesday May 3.
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Omaha
Lekya Jt
Deardorff's
Triple A Men Attend Meeting in Sioux City
A Sioux City meeting saw a. F. Wearin Harold McCain 3 A Burgoin and Ray W Jones discuss a corn freeze order. Army ordnance department reps and Washington officials explained it. Attendees included 128 country Triple A organizations from Nebraska Minnesota and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Wearin
Harold McCain
3. A. Burgoin
Ray W. Jones
Sioux City
Army Ordnance Department
Washington
Nebraska
Minnesota
Mille County Servicemen Buy War Bonds In Early 1944
Milly countlana area service men and women have served in the armed forces and bought bonds. Through January and February Mille County men and women purchased 14432 dollars in war bonds, per W M Byington county war finance chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milly Countlana
W. M. Byington
Library Club Met At The Story A Day Book Readings
The Library Club met at the Library of Me where the first grade read The Story a Day Book and the second grade Townd Fre while the third grade read Faces such Places. Eleven names listed as prevent attendees include Kath ryn Dalrymple and Sue Aletropy among others. visitors included Elizabeth Lawwadery and Belly Mulkollaud.
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Kathryn Dalrymple
Sue Aletropy
Ju+ unas Mackey
Kay Lungutrest
Linde Syington
Mariyn Bacon
Dysane Shouky
Anne Lungutroat
Harbara Ahuoka
Beat Dtury
Sally Alulbollagd
Elizabeth Lawwadery
Mave Barger
Belly Mulkollaud
Dacy
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Silver City
Tabor
Randolph
Energon
Bartlett
Strahan Meee Sone
Bynereon
Pacific Junction
Ene
Henderson
Bilver City
Tabor Se
Verve A. Wilkins
Elna M. Hengen
Byron Darrell Bradley
Phyllis Nadine Hunt
Red Oak
Laker
G.F. Mlean
W. A. Bennett
EL. Donner
Bangust
Masons
Plattsmouth
Mr. Bennett
Plattemouth Lodge
Nels Olsen
Mariraines
God
Sentral
Easters Mills Saunty
Malvern Free
Lal
Ainge
Harold F. Tague
G. FP. Maclwan
Wud
Medtard Mondey
Theeday
Library Club
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