Weds Rae Esther Winslow at Mills County Fair
Ralph Cox and Rae Esther Winslow wed in a Mills County ceremony after a public wedding planned by Hon. Other Wearth. The service at the First Baptist church of Malvern featured Rev. Rabbitt and a large crowd, with the couple departing for Glenwood and Layton for a wedding trip amid floral decor and civic celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Cox
Rae Esther Winslow
Mills County
Wilda June Fisher
Othe |R. Wearth
Maida
Lee Roy Rabbitt
First Baptist Church of
Malvern
Mall Hoya
Bobbitt
Mra
Arthur Cox
Misa Esther Winslow
L. C. Winslow
Glenwood
Weimer Roast At Charitey Groves Near Malvern Last Thursday
A small gathering of four couples held a Weiner Tnest picnic at Charitey Groves south of Malvern last Thursday evening. Attending were Mr and Mrs Lloyd Landis, Mr and Mrs Dale Kitne, Miss Buena Vister of Lawrence Kansas, Miss Marvel Moves of Glenwood, Dr John Kline and Ward Slothower.
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Ribbem
Adel Knight
John Slothower
Iilly Baer
Rar Cook
Carolyn Boehner
Organdie Arese
Marjorie Claire Strele Weating
Eulalie Larsson
Misa Mapati ‘Herry
Faul Stothower
Kenneth Graves
Sweat
Malvern
Misa Marvel Mores
Madgeline Meann
Glenwead
Edwin Guile
Omaha
Ward Slothower
Weimer
Charitey Groves
Chantry Grote
Weiner
Lloyd Landis
Dale Kitne
Misa Buena Vister
Lawrence
Kan
Misa Marvel Moves
Glenwood
John Kline
Dr. F. E. L. Hester Buried in Glenwood
Obituary details the life of Franklin E. L. Hester born 1860 in Indiana, medical career in Shenandoah and Glenwood, long residence at 310 Vine St., Glenwood, and survival by wife Mary Isabel and daughter Helen Hern. Funeral with Masonic Lodge in charge held at Raynor Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Lodge
F. E.L. Hester
Glenwood
Raynor
John Erb
First Baptist Church
Hester
Franklin E. Hester
Malion
Ind
Joe
May Hester
Oregon
Shenandoah
Keokuk
Washington University
School of
Mite County National Bank
Ruth Medical College
Chicago
New York Post Graduate Medical School
Mary Isabel Brevena
Knoxville
Vine St
Helen Hester Hern
Fort Worth
Texas
M. BA
Glentwood
Hine Reber Eeckens An Eeses
Mary Isabel Hester
Mrs. Hern
Franklin E. Bishop
Corona
Calif
News of the Churches at John Lutheran and Presbyterians
Aug 28 services at John Lutheran LCMS were suspended. Sunday school at 10 a m and preaching at 12 m. A church and Sunday school picnic is set for Tuesday Aug 25 at the fair grounds. Information via Mrs L W Miller and L R Bobbitt. Bible school resumed with modest attendance. Sermons titled Perplexities and Our Walk with God. A picnic at Weak's Grove Friday with a bring covered dish meal at the grounds around noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Fair Grounds
L. W. Miller
Baptist Church
L. R. Bobbitt
Bible School
Weak's Grove
Methodist Episcopal Church Emerson Epworth League Sunday events
At the Emerson Methodist Episcopal Church the Epworth League met Sunday evening with Edith Bell leading and Miss Misa Brer wiece Wilson guiding the lesson An Adventure in Friendship. Members from Emerson worshiped and shared two music numbers, followed by social time led by Miss Inez Landis and light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Moume J. Rarick
Fred Farquhar
Torpio
Epworth League
Edith Bell
Misa Brerwiece Wilson
Epworth League of
Emerson
Enaulag
Genlor
Floral Hall Show Reveals Rich County Exhibits
Floral Hall displays a diverse mix of gardens, kitchen goods, crafts, and farm products. Malvern Garden Club features in north wing with flowers and ferns. Wood Gladiola Farm presents gladiolas from Prescott. Mills County boasts eminent fruit and vegetable displays. 4-H clubs showcase posters, health charts, and baked goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Garden Club
Glenwood
Prescott
Mills County
Ernest Irvin
Emerton
Truck O K meets test after four inspections report
Marty Corcorin chief Inspector of the Town Insurance Service and Assistant Jorgenton signed off on a new fire truck after four tests Monday. The machine endured 600 gallons per minute at 120 psi, 60 gallons at 200 psi, 200 gallons at 50 psi, and a road test with a six ton load. W A Protuman of Pleech company attended and will remain ten days to train firefighters. Delegations from Plattsmouth Glenwood Hamburg and Randolph observed the testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty Corcorin
Town Insurances Service
Harend
Jorgenton
Tes Motes
W. A. Protuman
Pleech Company
Will Retein
Malvern
Plattsmouth
Glenwand
Hamburg
Randolph
Fourteen Entries in 1931 Mills County Baby Show
Forty entries competed in the Mills County fair baby show with fourteen finalists. Judges weighed measured and awarded medals for health and character, honoring first and second places across multiple age groups for girls and boys from Malvern Hastings Glenwood and Strahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Floral Hall
Mills County Fair
J. Af. Parsons
Jessie Wortman
E. D. Hering
Helen Zene Wortman
Vern Dunn
Thorp
Sally
Mra
Glenn Summers
Malvern
Geraldine
Mrammett Gipe
Strahan
Willadine
William Scott
Betty
A. d. McGinnly
Hastings
Mildred Pauling
Glenwood
James Dunne
Roy Kelly
Huastings
Glenn
H. Norton
Dwight
Dwight Fellows
LeRoy
Galen Boles
Maud Dean
Lowell Sell
Franely Edwin
Edwin Howard
Donald Gilbert
Gilbert Craig
County Health Winner Likes Outdoor Sports
Geneva Sell of Mills County, Glenwood high school junior and health champion, favors outdoor activities and sports such as baseball and volleyball. She maintains a balanced diet, spends time outdoors when not helping at home, and is a member of the Wide Awake 4-H club coached by Miss Helen Buch. She achieved a health score of 98 percent, competing with other high scorers from Hastings, Malvern, and Emerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tith Geneva Sell
Mills County
Miss Sell Ia
Glenwood High School
Wide Awake
Helen Buch
Miss Self
Gladys Laughlin
Emerson
Charlotte Fellows
Imogene
Lois Wilson
Hastings
Bernice Schoening
Malvern
Jeanette Luther
Art department at fair displays varied paintings and an egg exhibit
The article notes the art department’s oil and watercolor works and a striking 80 inch egg in Floral Hall. The egg housed poultry club demonstrations, drawing large crowds, with information about Lee production shared widely. The exhibit moves to the Des Moines fair later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T He ‘Art Department
Ching
Bsenga
Poultry Club
Lee
Des Moines
Peaches Defy Hail and Drought in Mills County
George Mellor and friends display a large Alexandria peach crop that defied hail and drought. Despite two weeks late, the fruit proves exceptionally fine with strong flavor and resilience to the season’s variable weather. Local editor’s task basket highlights the successful harvest and the community’s appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mellor
Tie Reourht
Alexandria
Moelinr
Mills County
Mellor
Fifty-Seventh Fair Ends With Notable Exhibits and Thefts
The fair closed after strong showings in livestock, with Poland China and Hampshire hogs on display and ribbons awarded to Roland. A thief stole ten ribbons from Roland’s post, and 1380 sheep across eight breeds were shown by eight exhibitors. Baby beef champions and a lively livestock parade highlighted the event, with Alva Henderson taking grand Hereford honors and Sy Wearth earning reserve for Angus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchens
Lee Roland
Fair Ground
Roland
Malvern
H. A. Worater
Clearfield
Oxfords
Alfred Hoepner
Lucas
Oxforda Land Catswolda
E. L. Tentaworth
Gravity
Thomsa Stone
Luces
Shropshires
Hampshires
Stone
Hampshire
Tk Wie
Hassle
Hassle & Son, Louis Baas
Clark Hilton
Carls
Emmett Cardiff
Mrs. Cardiff
Weasley Chapel
Jeannette Luther
Lala Wilson
Alva Henderson
Sy ‘Wearth
Dick Hyde
Henderson
Wearth
Angus
Sy Wearth
Tom Wonton
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R. K. Piper
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Mabel Cox
Janet Swann
Hagel Cox
Faye Hurst
Hernico Caudell
Evan Awain
Lucila McIntyre
Ruth Wheeler
Lloyd Market
Eugene Kilpatrick
Ralph Queen
Frank Snyder
Mike Agevin
Hall
Tabor
Millard Seaton
Rolland Tr
Howard Ford
Guy Frag Aler
Virgil
Alda Martin
Beatrice Ford
Misa Thelma Ferrer
Gertrude -Arattny Walker
Harold McCain
Gidley
Dinle Baer
Dixig Baer
I. A. Parsons Law
Mra. T. M. Gidley
Helen Gertrude Brown
Charlotte Myers
Miss Baer
I. L. Donner
P. D. Stothower
Hurb Benton
Doris Fickel
Isa Borene
Helen
Jesale Wortman
Frances Benton
Sibley
Mt. Pleasant
Gretchen
Z. A. Parsons
Gretchen Gidley
Thenic
Ohio
Chautauqua Park
Red Oak
Guy Raine
Ruth
Roy Lewis
Norma
Clary Raine
Geneva
Kas, Raine
Pon Raine
Pacific Junction
Pick Edwards
Elliott
Frank
William Coe
Columbus
Andy J. Berkhimer
Troyers
Sonable
F. E. L. Hester
News of the Churches
Malvern High School
Milla County
Onta
Jas. Smith
Mils County
O. K
County Health
Italy
Eroongra
Poland
Darwin
Earl
Russell Maynes
Claude Maynes
Silver City
Tmirwin
Henwood Pantry
Rudolph Happ
Mills County Farm Bureau
Charley
Mab Vérh
M. BR
Wilson
Greenfield
Jank
Niwara
the Malvern Cleaners
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Malvern Cleaners
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