Schools of County Prepare to Begin New Year's Work
County eight high schools to start Monday except Glenwood and Henderson which delay one week. New superintendents named at Hastings Pacific Junction and Henderson. Malvern redecorations done. Aug 27 28 register students to prep for opening. List of staff and grades across districts.
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Aulis County
Glenwood
Henderson
Hastings
Parcific Junction
Malvern
E. C. Kincaid
C. Kincaid
Catherine Whiker
Mathematica
Oskaloosa
Paul Hertz
His’tory
Boya
Amy Hammers
Well Kalskett
Airla
Morehead
Danay Schaikle
Redfield
Malvern Prepares for 1931 1933 School Year
Malvern officials announce readiness for the 1931 1933 school year. Superintendent B C Kincaid urged high school pupils to enroll on Friday and Saturday. Kindergarten entrants must be five by January 16 to qualify, first grade students must be six by school start or show prior kindergarten training.
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Bupt
B.C. Kincaid
Malvern
Punka
Public Sales Begin Aug 29 at Malvern Sale Barn
The Malvern Sale barn will start its sale season on Saturday August 29 announced by manager Andy Berktumer last week. Last season around forty general farm sales drew buyers from southwest townships with thousands of dollars in livestock and goods sold including hogs, cattle, horses and mules. Auctioneer L A Talbott presided at all sales with Mr Terle himer directing. buyers from area banks in Mullis county funded numerous checks.
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Malvern Sale
Andy Berktumer
L. A. Talbott
Terlehimer
Auxiliary to Meet Regular Meeting Notice
Auxiliary to Meet Regular meeting of the American Lepian Auxiliary will be held Friday afternoon August 28. Leader wants ads get results.
Parker and Plumb Families Reunion Held at Fairmount Park
The Parker and Plumb families gathered August 20 at Fairmount Park Council Bluffs drawing 94 members from Mills Potawatomi and Shelby counties in Iowa and Douglas and Webster counties in Nebraska. President George H. Parker presided after dinner with readings and talks by Eva Parker J T Skerritt and Mrs Those Austin. Officers were Fred W. Parker president Arthur Plumb vice president Myria Miller secretary treasurer with next meeting set for the third Thursday in August in Council Bluffs. The piece traces origins of the Parker and Plumb lines from England to Ohio and Iowa with noted early settlers and intermarriage in England and America.
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Parker
Plumb
Council Bluffa
Fairmount Park
Mills
Pottawattamie
Shelby
Towa
Douglas
Webster
Nebraska
George H. Parker
Eva Parker
Oakland
J. T. Skerritt
Austin
Fred W. Parker
Councl Bluffs
Arthur Plumb
Carson
Myria Miller
Council Butta
England
America
Valentine Plumb
Ohio
Mills County
George
John
Francis
Robert
Mls County
George Parker
Mis County
Jota
Henry
Joseph
James
Smith
Richard Parker
Pottawattame County
Riggins Graduates From Nebraska Teachers College
Rollie L. Riggins of Malvern is among five southwestern Iowa students honored at the Nebraska State Teachers College summer graduation. He will serve as principal and athletic coach at Hubert High School in Nebraska next year. Other local graduates include Lydia Tyner Shenandoah Herbert Ivens Council Bluffs Clay Coy Farragut and Marie W Johnson Hamburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollie L. Riggins
Malvern
Southwestern Iowa
Nebraska State Teachers College
Hubert
Nebr
Qothers
Lydia Tyner
Shenandoah
Herbert B. Ivens
Council Bigffs
Clay Coy
Farragut
Marie W, Johnson
Hamburg
From Malvern to Minnesota via Iowa through corn fields
A traveler recounts a Monday morning drive from Malvern through Iowa’s Mills Montgomery Adams Clark and Story counties along Highway 84 and 30. They note strong corn prospects in many counties, some drought damage in others, praise Osceola to Des Moines, Ames near Story County, and a visit to Rochester Mayo Clinic with Dr Edgar Y Allen, then continue north to Lake City Red Wing Hastings and Hast St. Paw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Cheater
Towan
Mills
Montgomery
Adsma
Clark
Osceola
Des Moines
Warren County
Aroun Indianola
Polk County
Story County
Ames
Marshall Goyunty
Drouth
Marshall County
Albion
Grundy County
Med
Towa
Curt Dosan
Rochester
Mayo Brothers
Mayo
Lake City
Pretty Old Town
Red Wing
Hasthuse
St. Paw
Herth
Community Club Meeting Next Tuesday
The regular September meeting of the Community Club is set for next Tuesday September 1 at 8 p m in the Community Building President C Linguist urges every business person and member to attend as there is important business to come before the organization The meeting will address several items and may be held in the exhibition or club room
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Linguist
Rural Schools of County Set to Open Monday for 1942 Year
Rural schools in Mulls county will reopen Monday for the 1942 school year with a faculty of 73 teachers across 71 rural schools. The opening follows summer repairs and redecorations, and the county superintendent Mary Rathke released the full list of teachers and schools, including Pacific City, Wor Ter, Center Hill, Pleasant Grove, and Oak township centers, among others.
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Mulls County
Mary Rathke
Pacific City
Wor Ter
Oak Township
Center Hillaiile
Evangeline McLally
Mr. Vernon
Alice McNulty
Pleasant Grove
Margaret Howard
Silver
Bertha Clay
Barbee
Anne Seeger
Hawthorns
Laura Hilton
Little Brick
Beulah Wheeler
Reasoner
George Boles
London visitor at Mills County Fair draws notable travel
Arthur Burgain of London Eng visited Mills County Fair to see his brother W1U Burgain in Silver City. He traveled from Bowland and described England’s economic conditions as difficult. He attended the fair as a guest of the local program and enjoyed the event.
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London
Mills County Fair
Arthur Burguin
Eng
Burguin
Sliver City
Bowland
Pelmarly
Burgain
Sidney
England
District Court Opens Next Week With Judge Wheeler Presiding
The September session of Mills County District Court will open Tuesday with Judge Wheeler on the bench. The docket includes numerous cases since the last session, many involving financial matters and foreclosures. Nine criminal cases appear, two for driving while intoxicated, and eightyeight new civil matters fill the term as the county faces financial and legal disputes amid a recent crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BL Wheeler
Mills
Alan
Thieves Strike Malvern Again In Recent Raid
Thieves conducted a third major robbery in three weeks in Malvern early Friday. They broke into a local shop and stole a high value, easily transportable item, then escaped. Authorities have tightened alarm systems but no suspects or stolen items have been publicly identified.
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Malvern
Hall
Parker Family Reunion Draws Desendants to Picnic
The Parker family held their fifth annual reunion on Sunday at Ralph Parker's home. eighty five relatives attended a pleasant afternoon of visiting and a picnic dinner. In addition to local family, guests included Frank Parker and Clifford Parker of Carroll Nebraska and Florence Jensen of Long Beach California. Thirteen Parker children are alive with twenty two grandchildren making about two hundred total descendants. All planned to meet again next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Parker
Ralph Parker
Vistings
Frank Parker
Clifford Parker
Carroll, Nebr
Plorence Jensen
Long Beach
Calif
Parker Ton
F. R
Carroll
Nebr
Charles
Macedonia
Claude
Edd
Wellington
Ray
Emerson
F. J. Plunmh
Glenwood
Ralph
Hosmer
Malvern
Roscoe
Clifford
Hastings
Agung
Uguly
Stout Family Reunion Held At Malvern Home
A Stout family reunion was held Sunday at the William Stout home southwest of Malvern. Honored guests included Mr and Mrs Earl Roman, Mr and Mrs John Neltrick, and Mrs Bernard Walters of Fairview and Canton TL. Attendees from nearby towns included Harry Stout and family of Silver City Pred Stout and family of Omaha George Stout and family of Red Oak Everett Plumb and family of Emerson and many others.
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Stout
William Stout
Malvern
Earl Roman
John Neltrick
Bernard Walters
Fairview
Canton
Harry Stout
Silver City
Pred Stout
Tainity
Omaha
George Stout
Red Oak
Everett Plumb
Emerson
Gad Mee
T. H. Grosse
O'Pabor
Tug Bry
Albert Nelson
Osear Hall
George Nersh
Maury Nelyn
Georgia Ruth Marsh
Erville Nal
Willan Stout
John Stout
County Board Posts Bid for Mills County Project
The County Board of Supervisors met Thursday to set a bid for a local project at FL70 per ton with Weliverette bins. The County Auditor’s office advances the revision of the assessment list for Mills County as livestock valuations are being reviewed amid ongoing strategy revisions.
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County Board of Supervisors
Mia
Mills County
Avestock
Strategas
Fewer automobile licenses issued in Mills county this August
The Mills county license data show a drop in auto licenses compared with August last year with 3932 sold so far this month, down 2542 from the prior year. Despite four days remaining, officials expect a late surge to reach last year’s total. Trucks rise to 448 licensed, up from 389, while new car sales last week went to five buyers including Flynn, Purcell, Gee, Roenfeldt, and Redan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tvat
Ltvengen
W. RP. Flynn
Pueifle Junction
Evelyn Purcell
Hastings
Millard’ Gee
Strahan
Ford Uador Redan
Paul Roenfeldt
Glenwood, Pty. i Fiauth Sedan
Rural School Libraries Gain About Five Hundred New Books
County Superintendent Mary Rathke arranged roughly five hundred new books for Milly County rural schools. Allocation depended on district funds with rates of 16 cents per student for book purchases. Books were selected by the County Board of Education and distributed at Saturday’s coachers meeting, featuring illustrated titles and a new history text The Story of Gur Navina noted for engaging youth.
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Mary
Rathke
Milly County
Abrmry
County Board of Education
Ferest
Gur Navina
Madd
Barker
Webi
Visit Here Honorees Attend Social Gathering
Mr and Mrs Burl Borah and Mr and Mrs John Melick hosted guests Bernard Walters from Felpworth and Canton LH gre at their home. The group also visited Mrs Albert Nelson in Malvern and Mrs H Gregae in Tahoe and Mrs Everett Plumb in Emer gen. Mrs Human and Mrs Plumb and Mrs Marsh were present as grand hosts.
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Burl Borah
John Melick
Bernard Walters
Felpvlow
Canton
George Marsh
Albert Nelson
Malvern
D H. Gregae
Tahoe
Everett Plumb
Emergen
Human
Plumb
Nelyon
Groae
Aistrope Families Reunion At Fair Grounds Sunday
Descendants of Thortian Muur Mik and Jane Witt gather at the fair grounds for a family reunion. A bountiful dinner and warm hospitality at the old homestead mark the day. Four new members joined, totaling fourteen hundred fourteen. Officers elected include Walter G. Aistrope president and Elizabeth Kilpatrick vice president. Attendees from multiple cities joined, with numerous Kilpatrick and Alstrope family members listed among participants.
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Thortian Muur- Mik
Jane Witt
Ohare
Mire
Miter
Pitta
Mfps
Viola Mutholigid
Ohler Erandchldren
Grandmethar
Walter G. Aistrope
Mra
Wilizabeth Kilpatrick
Vine
Willis Ti. Teed
William Whnott Alahape
Misa Violin Mulholland
Jesse Almand
Charles
Mary Margaret Stinard
Albany
N.Y
George Graton
Ralph Gaston
Tabor
Morenret. Cunningham
Henry Alstrope
Malvern
Vera McMahit
Max
Alice Jane McMahill
Guthrie Center
Vera, Hummel
Max Meffee
Norfolk
Nehv
Rev W L McIlvaine back from Indiana trip
Rev W L McIlvaine, minister of the Christian church, returned from Indiana last Saturday evening and preached on the following Sunday. He visited his old home for a family reunion in Indianapolis and a brother in poor health. He plans to resume local preaching soon and hopes to publish the fall and winter schedule. Four hundred sixteen divorces were granted in June at Reno, up eighty five from May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Je Be Clancy
Kenneth R. Cook
Cook
Tides Goodrich
W. L. McIlvaine
Christian Church
Inahi
Aventor
Lori's
Raimon
Indiguepolis
Malvern
Ame
Reno
Masons and Eastern Star Picnic At Local Park
Local Masons and Eastern Star members and families held a large gathering Thursday at the old ball park now with a swimming pool and miniature golf. About 200 attended the cafeteria style supper around 7:30, then iced tea and ice cream followed by swimming and a miniature golf game on the rented course. Notable attendees included Rev. M.A. Gable and family, Rev. and Mrs. Paul Hickey, Cornel Blufta, and local organizers.
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Order of Masons
Eastern Stars
Ball Park
Mis County
Nmber
Pupul-Town
Pieni
Rey
Sidew M.A. Gable Aid Hmily
Cornel Blufta
Paul Hicky
Logan
Ahl Meckwith
Witt Warager Wwere Chiatran
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Kathryn Caldwell
Owkeloona
Isa Barone
Edna Hertz
Edythe Hosele
Ruby Linquist
Stanton
Mae Churchill
Winifred Northwood
Roy M. Henderson
Elbert Helserman
Mary J. Miller
Ina K. Wood
Dorothy McCormack
Eldon Ravelin
Gilbert Keefer
Paul Isaacson
Ruth Newton
Dorothy Sherman
Vivian Reese
Violet Woernli
Ruth Sterns
Mabel Bannieter
Florence Ryan
Paulina Plumer
Gladys Matthews
Nettie Harmel
Elsie M. Evans
Gertrude Dayvis
Verda Wheeler
Lois Slezak
Blanche Nalson
Eding Boyer
D. Dwight Fellows
Clyde H. Rittner
Marvel Newell
Grandes
C. Eb.wilmeth
Naomi Harman
Ruth Davis
Carrie Luther
B. H. Paxton
Clyde Ridenour
B. H. Paxson
Lillian Lottshult
Frank J. Shaw
Maurine Latimer
Grace Dixon
Mary Arnee
Bilger City
H. F. Cromer
Fern Spellering
Dorothy Deering
Marie Jones
Marian Hell
Dorg Burgoin
Hazelle Elsey
Paole Junction
W. L. Evans
Albert L. Welsh
Helen 9. Gerndt
Margaret Wilson
Thomas Roberts
Pearl Esten
Edith Lewis
Margaret McGeehon
Margaret Alpers
Rey Pory
Marthe Dallinger
Grace Dory
June Morgan
Myrtle Wiese
Gredes
Bvea Ruse
Shirley Matthowe
Beton Haltmire
Mucy Converse
Warnke
Bae Pesth
Fairmont Park
Couneil Bluffs
Riggins
Era
Russell-Simson
Chickasaw
Howard
County
Sept
Wenwool Gobeen
Vivian Powles
Plainview
Beryl Darting
Williams
Vera May+berry
Plattville Bethlehem
Helen Marah
Lincoln
Warneth Wright
Pactic City
Wilma Wiltfong
Ruth Adams
Raches Center
Geneva Clipson
Ersten
Anna
Hofmockel
Forest Grove
Darah
Weline
Moéas
Ruth Pickrel
Sandsland
Kheba Haine
Wearth
Dorothy Donner
Tograham Excelsior
Willa Pullinany
Ing. Centey
Irene Prink
Elizabeth Bearman
Osborne Valley
Mrs
Renna Hamilton
Pleasant Hill
Edith Slaughter
Prairie Creak
Aulah ‘Houser
Prairie Valley
Helen Shaw
Silver Creek
Marie Seeger
Lyons Burr Qak
Viola Kernes
Elm Grove
Ruth Silvar
Friend
Walnut Greye
Martha Balter
Wrights
Clyde Patton
Oak Evernham
Martha McDole
Gowen
Dorothy Poore
Elva Surface
Velma Osborn
W. Liberty
Margeret Pitzer
Silver Creek Centerline
Jesaia Frazier
Pleasant Valley
Hazel Owens
Bt. Marys
Eureka
Lucily Ayres
Dora Reasoner
White Cloud Barrett
Vera Pollitt
Foxworthy
Alice Scott
Spring Valley
Mildred Clay
White Cloud
Theron Atkinson
District Court
Wheeler
Parker Family
J. B. Parker
Nnua
Stout Family
Boman
Fair Grounda
Thoman
Jane
W. L. MeIlvaine
Indiana
Masons
Stara
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