Malvern Schools Set to Open on September 4
Malvern public schools will open Monday September 4. Buildings are being prepared and faculty lists show many returning staff with some new hires. High school will include bookk eeping this year. registrations were held last spring and again this fall with Mr Davigan available August 31 to September 2 for course discussions.
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Malvern Public
Malvern
F. M. Davison
R. W. Balyers
Fern McVicker
Ruth Schini
Cat
Davigan
Plana
Funeral Held For Mrs John Dyson In Malvern
Mrs Juon Dyson of Lyons Neb died after a stroke in Sioux Falls S D while visiting relatives with her twin sister Mrs Pet Duart Council Bluffs. Survived by husband three sons two daughters five grandchildren. Funeral Monday at 2 pm conducted by Rev Cordry with songs Lead Kindly Light Abide With Me. Pallbearers listed and many local relatives attended.
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Malvern
Shenandoah Normal
Helen
Martha Wortz
Cordry
Presbyterian Church
C. H. Walton
EB. H. Stiles
Celia Fritts
Preston
RB. A
Wiltie
Harry Miller
Alex Robertson
Chas. Wilea
Will Stone
Martha Worts
Mary Alstrope
Clyde Algtrope
Lee Alstrope
Donald
Diana Woodrow
Harrison Woodrow
Lyons
Tabor College
Rural teachers to meet at courthouse for school prep
A meeting of all rural teachers will be held at the courthouse next Wednesday August 30 at 9 a.m. in preparation for the September 4 school opening. Supplies for the year will be distributed and teaching plans reviewed by Miss Hammers.
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Court House
Miss Hammers
School Exhibit at State Fair Display by Mills county group
Mrs Ralph Adams and Miss Amy Hammers drove to Des Moines Tuesday with the Mills county school exhibit to be shown for the eight days of the state fair. The display will be large with much of the county fair display not included. J A Kierach Mineola Pontiac sedan L Brinacombs Malvern Plymouth coach R J Allen Glenwood Ply mouth sedan Roy B Stawe Glenwood Ford coupe
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Ralph Adams
Amy Hammers
Des Moines
Mills County School
A. Kierach
Mineola
Pontiac
L. Brinacombs
Malvern
Plymouth
R. J. Allen
Glenwood
Roy B Stawe
Ford
Omaha Names in August Marital Notices
A list of individuals linked to marriages or unions with ages and hometowns. Refugio Martinez, 27, Omaha and Florence Furgison, 21, Omaha appear on August 8 followed by Joe Allen, 22, Emerson and Jean Kochersperger, 23, Emerson on August 10. Additional entries include Donald Schnieber, 28, Omaha with Florence Long, 24, Amherst. Edward Hammack, 24, Omaha with Grace Marie Miller, 22, Omaha. John Grant, 26, Bennington with Leona Rab u, 24, Papillion. Vernon notices indicate continuation on page 5.
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Refugio Martinez
Omaha
Florence Furgison
Joe Allen
Emerson
Jean Kochersperger
Donald Schnieber
Florence Long
Amherst
Neb
Edward Hammack
Grace Marie Miller
John Grant
Bennington
Leona Rabu
Papillion
Vernon
Picnic at Bixby Park Draws Thousands of Mills Countians
Long Beach hosted a semi annual Mills County Picnic at Bixby Park on Saturday August 12 with about 60 000 attendees including many former Malvern and Mills County residents now in California. The crowd included Guy Harold Wills and family from North Hollywood and other familiar names such as George Cleaver and relatives of Myrtle Terry local exiles in California. Attendees registered from Santa Ana Inglewood Long Beach San Pedro and Livingston Montana among others, sharing warm reunions and memories as plaids of community life amidst pleasant weather.
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G. 8S Wills
Malvern
California
Long Beach
Bixby Park
Mills County
Guy Harold
Guy
North Hollywood
Ralph
Harry Wills
Seattle
Wash
George Cleaver
George
Inglewood
Los Angeles
Charley
Harry
Mae Churchill
W. A. Black
Nord Byers
Myrtle Terry
Corwin
Myrtle
Ben
San Pedro
Jim Spear
Santa Ana
Emerson
Myrtle Cully
Maud Barry
Livingston
Mont
Laura
Champion Hill
H. M. Spear
Mehel Sharp
Sante Ana
Lee Berkholmer
Henderson
Otto Jucklos
Glenwood
Bits
H. &. Dapford
Miss Edwards
Paselke Junction
Shont & O
Mills County Shines At Iowa State Fair Week
Mills county 4-H band will perform in the all Iowa music festival at the 1939 Iowa State Fair August 24 to September 1. The county also fields the jelly demonstration team Eva Carmichael and Vivian Watta and health champion hopeful Kornes Jordans, with 4-H club leader Mrs. Max Dashner guiding three girls who displayed 14 canned goods exhibits and activity posters.
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Mills County
Eva Carmichael
Vivian Watta
Chicago
Kornes Jordans
der Moines
Max Dashner
Lyonettes 4-H
Iowa
International Photographic We
Azure
Paul Whiteman
Don Bester
Abe Lyman
Griff Williams
Hastings Softball Narrow Loss at Council Bluffs 5-4
Hastings under Hob Moore stranded eight baserunners while outhitting Scofield 6 to 3 as Johnam limited Hastings to three hits in a 5-4 defeat. Willieme Pard Ponton and Fritz Knop led Hastings with the bat and Millikan Jackson held Scofield to four errors. The Hastings team, new together, made five miscues and faces Malvern CC Camp loss in recent action.
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Hastings
Hob Moore
Council Bluffs
Scofield
West Broadway
Bluffs
Willieme
Pard Ponton
Fritz Knop
Piekel
Knop
Hastings Battery
Malvern Diamond
Dakota trip recalls green Montana and Dakota prairies
A journal-esque account details a revival trip from MacClymond Ranch House in Edgar, Montana, recalling early homesteading days and a rambling drive through Mills County to Sioux City and Yankton. The narrator humorously chronicles planning hurdles, road trials, and rustic hospitality while noting green valleys, thriving corn, and the inviting Dakota prairies.
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Tander
Montana
MacClymond
Edgar
Mont
Plentitub
Mills County Fair
Bud Hartz
Mills County
Sioux City
Hertz
Committee On Culture and Song
Missouri Valley
Jessie
Jean
Bud
Elas
Dakota Praires
Yankton
Ruyt‘ox Committee
Oscar Hally
Wudleus
Dakota
Financial report of Mills County fair shows substantial balance
Mills County Pair Association closed its financial report with a balance of 394.81 after a 750 loan. Despite rainouts the association praises a conservative, businesslike show and envisions a larger, more diversified fair next year with improved livestock displays and grounds. Officials seek equipment upgrades and no new debts.
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Mills County Pair Association
Emerson Baseball Tournament Ends in Thrilling Upsets
The Emerson tournament delivered drama with an 8-7 upset of Hamms by Oakland in the final game. Earlier, Oakland shaded Emerson Gags era 3-0 while Glenwood beat Stallion 8-7 in a late ninth inning rally. Pitcher Hawood McCain starred, tossing 11 shutout frames amid 24 innings that day.
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Emerson
Hamme Beer
Council Bluffs
Emerson Gags
Oakland
McMastern
Gaspers
Johnson
Sioux City
Stallion
Glenwood
Stanton
Cross
Daugherty
Hamms
Branify
Hawood McCain
Magnolia
Hammes
Rotary Governor Visits Malvern in Brief Stop
Rotary Governor Jon Martin of the 119th district met Malvern club members Tuesday for a formal talk on international relations and local club progress. He conferred with board officers and discussed plans for future improvements and regional ties, with visitors including Charles Randerson.
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Jon Martin
Rotary Interna Tonal
Malvern Ciib
Rotary
Martin
Oddie
Akbiet Lubrovenmenta
Araane
Peltishead
Alt Honirland
Charles Utes
Givat
JRB
Randerson
Malvern approves budget with no objections
Malvern residents show satisfaction as the town council unanimously accepts the proposed budget. Only one objector over seven years challenged the plan, and Monday evening's meeting concluded with the budget approved and no further business.
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Malvern
Byington
Robert Davis Annual Reunion Draws Descendants to Glenwood Armory
The Robert Davis descendants met for their annual picnic at the Glenwood armory on Sunday. A fried chicken dinner preceded a business meeting led by retiring president Mrs Mabel Dick. New officers included President Mrs Margaret Siward Albany NY Vice President Mrs Erle Anderson Glenwood and Secretary Treasurer Miss Ellen Vv Dolph Hasttnge. Committee assignments and seating for the 1940 meeting were decided with Glenwood armory chosen as the site. The gathering featured songs a Chinese Legend reading and a grand march ending in a shared sentiment of enjoyment for next year.
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Robert Davis
Armory
Glenwood
Mabel Dick
Mra
Abbie Tarpening
Margaret Siward
Albany
N. Y
Erle Anderson
Ellen Vv
Dolph
Hasttnge
Alda Lively
Omaha
Wolf
Red Oak
Allan Holter
Plattsmouth
Neb
Ind
Edith Gaston
Alma Patterson
Walter Cozad
Courtland Fisher
Council Bluffs
Everett Lively
Pavey Wheeler
Fred Davis
America
Httle Darnthy Dick
Louie Lively Chambers
Martivia Davis
M. T. Davis
Roger Dean Anderson
Crop Insurance Deadline Sept 20
Mills county announces a Sept 20 final date for accepting crop insurance applications for the 1940 winter wheat crop or the date of seeding, whichever comes first. Growers must apply and buy premiums before seeding, and no applications will be accepted after Sept 20. Applications should be filed before planting to keep all growers on the same basis.
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Mills County Srowery
J. F. Wearth
AAA Committee
Annual Picnic for Spanish War Vet Sept 3
The Spanish War Veterans Camp plans its annual picnic on September 3 at Miswwarl Vivet tall howee park. Attendees are asked to bring dishes and a covered dish. a guest will serve coffee and creme.
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Lane
Corn resealing and loan program outlined at meeting here
About 250 farmers attended a Malvern meeting where M. J. Miller explained resealing and delivery options for 1937 and 1938 corn loans. Farmers may reseal on farm with a 7-cent loan, 4 percent interest, covering new or old crop needs, and delivery by Oct 1.
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M. J. Miller
Malvern
Mr. Mitler
Wier
Eadmates
School Board Elects Junior High Teacher
Mary Ellen Davies of Castang has been elected by the board of education to teach at Malvern junior high school assisting Principal Glen Dalrymple. She studied at Grinnell College and Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls and has three years of experience. Her activities include music and girls advisory work.
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Mary Ellen Davies
Castang
Board of Education
Malvern
Glen Dalrymple
Malvern Cemetery Association Holds Regular Meeting
The Malvern Cemetery Association met in regular session Thursday evening at Mrs. F. R. Chantry s home. Plans to improve the cemetery building were discussed and routine business conducted. Paul Slothower was appointed to fill the remainder of the year in the vacancy created by the death of Guy Breeding. The next meeting will be the first Monday in January when trustees are elected for five year terms.
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Malvern Cemetery Association
F. R. Chantry
Paul Slothower
Lea
Guy Breeding
Emerson to Have Last Song Fest Sunday
The community song fest drew a good crowd last Sunday at Emerson. The final summer program is set for next Sunday at 7 p.m. at Bass Memorial Park with the public invited.
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Emerson
Bass Memorial Park
Dixie South Receives Scholarship Award Notice
Dixie South daughter of Roy and Mrs Glenn W South received last week from Atlantic College University of Quinte notice that a scholarship for the academic year 16y9 1940 had been awarded. South plans to attend and complete her studies.
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Dixis South
Roy
Glenn W. South
Atlus Neipul University of Quinte
Dy Nest
Baetor
Iad
Nut Dattucion Misa South
Atta
Clos Vaatversky Agalie
Legion Ex-Service Men to Plow at Glenwood
Legion and ex service men will plow at Glenwood as part of a community effort. Details remain unclear in the garbled text but the event centers on cooperative farming by veterans. Community leaders and local groups were expected to participate.
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Legion
Glenwood
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John Dyson
J.B. Stiynard
N. Yu
M. T. Davie
Stiynard
Tle
Pearl Geiger
Minden
Malvern Glub
Glenwoo Uday
Malvern Cemetery Association Met
Dixie South
Aierivan Taglaw
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