Local News of Malvern Week in August Recap
A sprawling Malvern weekly notes visitors and residents, with Jim Dorle of Imogene stopping by the printing plant, Frank Hilton touring Yellowstone with Wallace’s Farmer group, and a string of relatives and friends visiting in and around Mills County. It mentions hospital duties in Wausau, Omaha visits, and trips to Council Bluffs, Bedford, and Denver area attractions, plus several local appearances and farm updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Dorle
Imogene
Dorle
Imprene
Frank Hilton
White Cloud
Yellowstone National Park
Wallace
John P. Wallace
Farmer
Iowa
Frank
John
Kathrin
Margaret Davis
Omaha
Mize Wahneeta
W. P. Wortman
Jessie
Allen
Wausau
Wisconsin
Wausau Memorial Hospital
Salatr
Co. L. Williams
Tom
Roy Caudel
Bedford
Jos Haldeman
Elizabeth Duerr
Council Bluffs
Frances Benton
Frances
VW. HK. Auestad
Des Moines
Auestad
Citoren Parker
Lynn Parker
Colorado
Rocky Mountain Country
H. A. Dearhortt
Minniesota
Okoboji
Deardorff
Wade Hathorne
Mary McDill
Waukeran, Ii
C. E. Hilton
Walter Hilton
Lincoln
Nebr
George Hilton
Randolph
Watthegan
Grace Wortz
Hope
Charles
Jennie Murphy
Glen- Wood
Austin Murphy
Frances Mulholland
W. M. Hiett
F. E. Mulholland
Atre
Kate Mulholland
Hare
D.E. Whitfeld
Bnathesa
Antta
G. W. Smith
Shelton
A. N. Sullivan
Ay Robbins
Smith
Floral Hall
J. D. Liste
Molle Jackson
Jamaica
Jana Taie
Lis
Fredquhar
Mansfields. Y
Higgins
F. & Higgins
Vincent
Fred Hietmeyer
Robert
Waukeegan
Mra
D. C. Cynninghem
Burlington Enroute
Alisés
Jeane Cuggingham
Mr. M. A Campbell
Mipate Campbell
Agha Gupdar
J. W. Soderstrum
Mivate Campbell
Fair visit and family reunion plans amid regional chatter
The Cun ningham and Win gate families alongside Joan Cunningham plan a stay in the area from St Louis until after the Alstrope family reunion, a Rock Island visitor William Fritz calls on his uncle Ira E. Fritz, Miss Helen and Anna Margaret Matthews return from Red Oak, Elaine Gilbert undergoes appendicitis surgery at Jennie Edmundson Hospital in Council Bluffs and shows steady improvement.
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William Fritz
Rock Island, Til
Ira E. Fritz
Frits
Rock Island
Helen
Anna Margaret Matthews
Red Oak
W. A. Matthews
Fred Hall's
Elaine Gilbert
Ed Gilbert
Malvern
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Cornell Bluffs
Shower Revives Withering Cornfields in Mills County
A late Wednesday shower plus a smaller one that night brought over an inch of rain to Mills County, renewing moisture for crops after three weeks of drought. Southern Iowa saw general rain but light in spots, with Tabor receiving heavy rain and Shenandoah only a sprinkle. Cooler air followed Sunday, easing fears of major corn damage though heat earlier caused 25 to 40 percent losses. Farmers debate the final impact, many deeming damage minimal in Mills County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milla
Iowa
Tabor
Shenandoah
Genera
Fairgoers Bump Into Potatoes Hogs and Jersey Heifer
Things Seen at the Fair recounts Irish Cobbler potatoes grown on former riverbed soil weighing fifteen pounds and Barred Plymouth Rocks by Guy Lowrey. Poultry stand features Edne May Lowrey and Miss Jeanette Luther with a Jersey heifer. Large mules owned by Candell Brothers and the Camaretta Four entertain. President George Hilton and Secretary Bert Ayzer juggle duties across seven states, a life sized job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Sammers
Nishna Valley
Teriety
C. 3. Denpree
Gienwood
Mills County
Guy Lowrey
Peaceville
Plymouth
Edne May
Jeanette Luther
Wesley Chapel
Candell Brothers
Camaretta
Orpheum
Darrah
Bhemng
Adda
George Hilton
Bert Ayzer
Legion Men Fill Glenwood Methodist Church Pulpit
Harvey T. Rimet Post No 141 of the American Legion provides pulpit services at Glenwood Methodist Church during the pastor's absence. W Rathke, district commander, filled last Sunday. next Sunday Carl Phelps will speak. the following Sunday Post Commander Clarence B Day will lead. Public urged to attend and support these volunteers.
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Harvey T. Rimet Post No. 141
American Legion
Hoy
J. F. Arnold
W. ©. Rathke
Carl Phelps
Hafre
Clarence B. Day
Tribune
Edie Cary Picnic to Be Held in Griswold
The Edie and Cary annual Bento reunion will be held in Griswold on Sunday August 17 to celebrate birthdays of John Edie and Sete James. Last year over 190 relatives attended and more are expected. Harry Contract is president and Mrs John Edie is secretary-treasurer inviting all relatives and interested parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DM. Hanna
Dagghter
Donna Marie
Shenandoah
Hannes
Kalebt
Mary Kilpatrick
M. E. Cupp
Ira Hatechines
Ramael
Carlisle
Cod
Edward Rhoades
Shesabdoah
John Suits
L. Z. Crozier
Frances
Ottumwa
J.T. Kelso
Edie and
Cary
Bento
Griswold
John Edie
Sete Ti¢ James
Harry Contract Fa
John Ediéta
Mrs Dot Moore Dies in Omaha Hospital
Mrs. Dot Moore daughter of W. W. Tunchison died early yesterday in an Omaha hospital after an operation Friday. Her body will be brought to Malvern for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dot Moore
Omaha
W. W. Tunchison
At & Hospital
Malvern
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