Strahan Methodist Sunday Show Aug 25 Plans
The Strahan Methodist church schedules its annual piente on Tuesday August 25 at Shenandoah park. All trembere shawl meet at the church by 30 4. m with transportation provided. Children unaccompanied by parents cannot enter the swimming pen. Church routes will bring attendees to Shenandoah, with early morning returns. Several local residents and visitors attended services and social events, including Mr. and Mrs. Genre Werlepeist, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mellowa, and others from nearby towns.
Rural Schools Exhibit Strong at Mills County Fair
Rural schools display at Mills County Fair showcase Mary Trathes leadership and many student projects. Exhibits include maps, clay models, farming displays, health posters, and penmanship samples from grades 1 through 8.
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Mills County
County Schools of High Standard in Mille County
Mille County allocates 1050.80 to multiple schools meeting standard criteria under supervision of the County Superintendent. Warrants authorize spending on maps, desks, equipment, and improvements with county approval, following an ascending program for this year.
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Mille
Mary Rathke
Vibetum
Mita County
Henton
Box Elder
Dlekeritl
Sandsland
Center
Deer Creek
Caheen
North Grove
Pleagane Will
Prairie Creek
Mint Grove
Duke Blut
Oak Hig
Mineola
Bethlehem
Lincoln
Pacific City
Center (Rawles
Four Corners
Centertini
Clewsent Valley
Eureka No. 1
Eureka No. 2
Foxworthy
Spring Valley
4-H Clubs Exhibit At Mills County Fair Show Strong Poultry
Mills County fair features 4-H clubs with six demonstration teams including Liveretts led by Mrs Rey Donner and Wide Atwakes from Centre Township. Poultry exhibits total 215 birds from 24 clubs, with top awards to Fresemary Hoodman and Elizabeth Ann Kirkendall for senior demonstrations and Phyllis Welgun and Wilma Bradley for junior teams. judges praised quality across breeds including White Leghorns, Rhode Island Reds, and White Orpingtons.
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Liveretts Club
Rey Donner
Nub
Atwakes
Entr
Geneva Sell
Bernice Schernine
Helen Ruchs
Jeanette Tutner
Lauis Wisen
Anderson Township
Ward Firkel
Clinton Parker
Jones
Aind Poultry Club
Pmernihers
Frantes Jeffreen
Glenworal
Chare
Ener Nagel
Malvern
Slemonetration Fearnia
Nividet Interwellvisions
Mnior
Reninr
Camposert
Fresemary
Glenwood
Phyllis Wélgun
Wilma Bradley
Lettie Bradley
Mra. WS
Plymouth
Anna Margaret Mathews
Frances Jeffrie
Frances Jeffries
White Plymoun Jorka Cockerettet
Lulu Bradley
Dorothy Penn
Pullets
Rose Mary Trodman
Ani
Twila Fern Chamberlain
White Wynndottes Cockers
Lilian Bradley
Phy Tlia Wilson
Geneva Phifer
Edward Dodder
Lilian Feadley
Lillian Bradley
Phylla Wheon
Slagle
Rhode Island Reds
Wb Bradley, Jr
Wil Bradley, Jr
Wih Bradley, Jr
Urahmas Cockereltt
Prancey Jeffrien
Wayne Nims
Wayne Nina
Francesa Jiffies
Lets de Bradley
Pultet
Lett 'le Bradley
Helen Mathews
Lettle Bradley
Wilma Pen
Elizabeth Ann Kirkendall
Bernice Horton
Elizabeth Ann Kirkertdall
Margaret Anus
Reland Wooling
Hull Minorens
Ant
Doroths Nagel
Darothy Nagel
Golf and Tennis Meet at Yalrvivw Country Club
Reported events cover two tennis matches with golf rounds continuing through Sunday at the Yalrvivw Country Club. The qualifying golf round proceeds into the heat round as competitors push toward event results and standings.
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Galery
Tenury
Tax Valuation Changes Prompt Auditor’s Office Work
County auditor staff in Iowa faces overtime as the state imposes new taxable valuations. Farmers see land values drop by 195,096,423 since 1929 and town lots by 19,116,925, with county levies to be set at upcoming meetings. County boards will then apply the state levy of 9 mills, down from 11.
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Iowa
B.A. Schade
Automobile Licennes
Arrandy
Rural Schools Open Aug 31 in Mills County
The majority of Mills County seventy one rural schools will open August 31 per Superintendent Mary Rathke. A rural teachers meeting is set for August 29 to discuss reading geography and writing issues and new textbooks. Twenty four schools are standard and will receive state aid this year.
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Mills County
Mary Rathke
Three Register New Cars In County Trade Slow
Three new cars were registered in the county treasurer’s office with Louis Leu of Malvern buying a Chevrolet sedan Lyte Hodges of Hastings took a Plymouth sport roadster and Claude Law Jer of Glenwood purchased a Ford tudor. The local Congregational church paid off a mortgage a month before it was due. The County Board of Supervisors met in Glenwood to handle routing business and a county road bid. County Recorder Hattie M. Brown reported busy activity, including certificates for Arthur E. yn Ida Stelle Stokes and the funeral home firm of Comer. Mist Hank Scott returned to Glenwood after eight weeks at the Okoboji camp where she served as camp health nurse. County Clerk Harry Widows transacted county business in Malvern. Miss Peas Dean, the county superintendent, plans a forced vacation due to tonsil surgery, and former Glenwood resident Aley J. Graham and Mrs. Bradley of Council Bluffs visited Glenwood Tuesday, traveling from here Silver City before heading to Cornell Bluffs.
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Louis Leu
Malvern
Lyte Hodges
Hastings
Claude Law Jer
Glenwood
Ford Tudor
County Board of Supervisors
Hattle M. Brown
Emerson
Arthur E. Yn
Ida Stelle Stokes
Comer
Furniture and Funeral Home
Mise
Hank Scott
Glenwool
X. Woc
Okobwi
Harry Widows
Lin
Mise Peas
Aly. J. OR. Graham
Mrs. Radley
Council Hluffe
Lenwood
Silver Cry
Cornell Blutte
Thanka family expresses thanks for support after death
The Dalrymple family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and condolences after the death of beloved mother Alra. Signatories include Ty W. Dalrymple and Mrs. Oleg Palrysipis with others listed.
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Alra
Ty W. Dalrymple
and Mire
Oleg Palrysipis
Gerald Dalrymple
Wea & Adee
More Recreation For Iowa Residents Is Of Commission
The fish and game commission of Town plans to expand recreation near lakes in the region. Officials W. C. Hnone of Ottumwa and Arthur Ti. Ranp of Council Bluffs visited southwestern Town to explore stocking small lakes for year round fishing. Soil conditions appear favorable for creating embankments to impound runoff and sustain fish life, though pollution from cities on southeastern streams remains a barrier. Real estate transfers follow, listing multiple property deals and titles.
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W. C. Hnone
Ottumwa
Arthur Ti. Ranp
Council Bluffs
Fish and Game Commission
Towa
Fish and Mame Department
Iowa
Fair Program Highlights Local Sports Meet
The fifty-seventh Milly County Fair featured horse racing novelty events and base ball games each day. Crowds favored the novelty races over harness racing with several afternoon heats. One rider sustained a minor injury but no serious harm was reported among participants.
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Fane
Milly County
Eyoute
Hatrion
Piller
Aenlie
Runners Sweep Wednesday Racing Day features and youth races
The Wednesday program lists 218 trot time 14 12, Royal Eta owner G W Hackley, and 2:14 14 pace won by FL R T owner WW C Delapp. Kids pony races feature Morria Alberts, Bernard Scott, Clinton Wise, and Ditlon Hatfield with top placements. Thursday adds 2:24 pace won by Little Colonel, 624 trot by Donna Tramp, 248 pace by King Williams,pony races and mule sulky events. Friday includes 2:14 trot and 2:14 pace wins by Archworthy and A L BOF Wray, plus exhibitions and several pony and wagon events. Junior baseball tournament concludes with Hamburg beating Malvern, Malvern beating Tabor, Stinsy consolation y.
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Royal Eta
G. WF. Hackley
FL R. T
WW. C. Delapp
Morria Alberts
Bernard Scott
Clinton Wise
Ditlon Hatfield
Foster Wills
Malcolm Dyke
Floyd Brammer
Fay Roberson
John Stout
Tiwootay
Fry Roberson
Pete Glenn
J. F. Doylord
Little Colonel
R. F. Collings
Donna Tramp
G. W. Pinkerton
King Williams
Ed Mellie
Clinton Wisetat
Bernard Scate
Malcolm Dyke Ard
Cail Burgin
Dontaki Lewis
J. F. Doyleard
Norton
Perkins
Archworthy
Hackley Bros
A. L. Bof. Wray
la Eid
Rix
Mule Sulky
Burgotn Fat
Doyle
Yerkins Ard
Mite Roostersqute
Hilton Ist
Leu
Ponton
Doyle Ist
Lewis 2Ni
Janet Brainard
Scolt
Alberts
Wise
Janet Swain
Roberson
Bowers
Scott
McGinnis
Bureoin
J. F. Doyle
Imogene
Hamburg
Malvern
Bidney
Tabor
Stinsy
Hari Mtg
Tennis Stars Gather for Open Tourney at Oak Hill
Red Oak invites top players to an open tennis tournament at Oak Hill Country Club on Aug 28 29 and 30. Local fans welcome as interest in the net game grows and new stars emerge. Trophies await winners. Entry is 360 cents for singles and 2 dollars for doubles. Entries due night of Aug 37 with forms to George Robinson Red Oak.
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Red Oak Wii
Oak Hill Country Club
Gime
George Robinson
Red Oak
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Mudard Curtis
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Charles K. Alberts
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