Mills County Schools Open For 1930 31 Year
The Mills County schools prepare for the 1930 31 term with eight high schools ready and rural and graded schools set to start next Wednesday following a two day teachers institute. Officials list Malvern and local high school staff, with superintendents and principals noted for departments in history science mathematics home economics and vocational subjects, as well as music and public speaking. The opening follows summer improvements and curriculum tweaks across the county educational system.
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Milla County
Teachers’ Institute
Malvern
Mae Churchill
Ruby Lingulat
Ralph Hossie
Edna Hertz
Isa. Borene
Glen Dalrymple
Ward Roberts
Mary Cagley
Stanlor High
Stanlor High, ” High School
B.C. Kincaid
d¢Mra
BR. W. Salyers
Paul Hertz
H. H. Amos
Clara Hill
Nell B. Kabkett
Huntly Boland
Malvern Plans First Kindergarten Department
Malvern will offer a kindergarten course for young children unable to enter the primary. Thirty eight citizens petitioned the board this week to establish the new department, and while arrangements are not yet definite, the class will be held in a separate location due to limited room in the school building.
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Malvernians
Board of Education
Mills County Teachers Institute Set for Glenwood Sept 1 2
The Mills County Teachers Institute will be held in Glenwood on Monday and Tuesday September 1 and 2. All county teachers are expected to attend as part of their monthly work. County Superintendent Mary Rathke reports a strong program with leading educators from multiple universities and a potential series of travel lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County Teachers’ Institute
Glenwood
Mills
Mary Rathke
Conorata
L. J. ‘Brueckner
University of ‘Minnesota
W. H. Norton
University of Nebraska
Mary Jane Wyland
Pennsylvania State “Teachers, College
Methodist Ladies Luncheon Benefit at Church League Room
The Women s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church will host a luncheon Thursday afternoon Aug 28 starting at 1 00 in the League room. Menu includes buttered rolls creamed chicken escalloped potatoes buttered carrots and peas perfection salad homemade ice cream and angel food cake. Price is 10 cents per plate with reservations through 10 00 Thursday morning by calling Mrs W P Wortman. Everyone welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
W. P. Wortman
May Pave Overhead This Fall On State Roads
The state highway commission lists three remaining surface road jobs. One overhead project north of Malvern on the Wabash railroad is set for completion this fall if contracts are satisfactory. A second is the resurfacing of Highway 134 between Glenwood and the Plattsmouth bridge, a seven or eight mile stretch, with grading not yet finished making full completion this year doubtful. A third surfacing after these sits on Highway 4 north of Hastings to the Potawatomi county line, with details unclear.
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Mills County
State Highway Commission
Wabash Railway
Malvern
Glenwood
Plattsmouth Bridge
Yoadie
Truckera Snd
Atockyards
Omaha
Hastings
Pottawattomie
Mills County 4-H Shows Well at State Fair
Mills County exhibits shine at Des Moines state fair with 4-H canning, beverages, and health contests. Edna Lutz and Lurene Brake lead Silverettes in beverages contest. Frieda Fellows heads health contest with 99.95 percent county record and perfect in state entries. Livestock entries led by Dean Hyzer with top Hampshire and Guernsey placements. Judging and demonstration teams from Glenwood Hastings Malvern Malvern prepare for remaining events.
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Mille
Des Moines
Mills County
Mille County
Bsliverettes
Edna Lutz
Malvern
Lurlene Brake
Hastings
Roy Donner
Frieda Fellows
Mills
Miss Fellows
George Rosenfeld
Rosenfeld
Walter Carl Donner
Ray Hilton
Lillian Bradlay
Clarence Nagel
Lilian Bradley
Bradley
Lettie
Bille Bradley
Dorothy Nagel
Anna Margaret Mathews
Mills County Poultry Clubs Win at State Fair
Mills County boys and girls clubs led by Ray Hilton supervised shipment of entries to the state fair. They returned home Tuesday evening pleased with results. all birds drew ribbons. Exhibitors and winnings include Donald Trively-White Wyandottes first pullet and second hex, Phyllis Wilson-Black Any Couch first pullet, Dorothy Nuwel-But Minorcas etc. Edward Dodder swept with White Minica entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Hilton
Mills County Boys and Girls
Mia
Hilton
Lillian Bradley
Donald Trively
White Wyandottes
Pulist
Hex
White Rocks
Phyllis Wilson
Any Couch
Pep
Sd Pullet
Pockerel
Dorothy Nuwel
But Minorcas
Ut Pullet
Sth Cogherel
Katherine Cumings
Jeremy Giants
Ath Now
Edward Dodder
Elas
Malvern Behnela Announces September Third Opening
Malvern plans a September third opening for Behnela. Public notices invite residents to attend and learn about the new venture as officials confirm dates and local involvement.
Alstrope Family Fifth Reunion at Mills County Fair Grounds
Seventy two Alstrope descendants gathered for the fifth annual reunion at the Mills County Fair Grounds pavilion. A large crowd, led by president Mrs. Margaret Cunningham, shared dinner at a T shaped table. Officers were elected including president Mrs. Nelle Fritz and secretary Mrs. Moe Reed. Attendees hailed from Tabor Randolph Malvern and St. Louis with many named family members listed among guests and speakers.
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Alstrope
Thomas
Jane Alstrope
Mills County
Margaret Artstrope Cunninghan
Tes
Shirley Ann Alstrope
Marlinata
Rose Alstrope
Ventura
Call
Pauline Morrieal
Paul
Anna Jane Morriral
Tabor
Mra
Nelle Alstrope Fritz
Walter G. Als“ope
Moe Alstrone Reed
Madison
Nebr
D. Alstrope
Mre
Margaret Cunningham Buttman
Comittee
Walter Alstrope
Henry Alstrope
Fred Mulholland
Edith Mu
George Gaston
Ralph Gaston
John Aistrope
Rex Aistrope
Paul Morrical
Kenneth
Raymond
Harold
Pauline Morrical
T. M. Aistrope
Margaret Aistrope
Kay Aistrope
Henry Aistrope
Randolph
Elizabeth Khisakirs
Frank Kilpatrick
Wm. Kilpatrick
By Jr
Paul Kilpatrick
Malvern
M. T. Davis
Margaret Cunningham
Donald Cunningham
Jeane Cunningham
Walter G. Alstrone
Wahneeta
Fred Buttman
Mare Eavet Ann Buttman
Grant
Dana White
Joe White
Spencer
Harry Neéas
Gertrude Edith Neas
Sigourney
Bertha Hall
Chicago
George Kilpatrick
Grace Kilpatrick
Willis Reed
Elmer Estes
Parker Plumb Annual Reunion in Council Bluffs
The Parker and Mumt family reunion gathered at Big Lake park in Council Bluffs on Wednesday Aug 20 with about 95 attendees ranging from two months to 84 years. Ohio Parker relatives joined and a program featured talks on family heritage, naming significance, and prairie memories. Officers elected include President George H Parker Henderson and Vice President Arthur Plumb Carson.
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Parker and Mumt
Big Lake Park
Council Bluffs
Sarah A. Wilson
John Plumb
Grant Parker
John Skerritt
Prairie Home
Mills County
Robert Plumb
George H. Parker
Henderson
Arthur Plumb
Carson
Myrtle Miller
Oakland
Bertha Agan
Mills
Mary Peterson
Shelby County
Fairmount Park
Corwell
Shriners Picnic at Krug Park Omaha Reported Attendees
A Shriners picnic at Krug Park in Omaha drew a notable local turnout Monday evening. Attendees included Ded. WW Baer and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Solhows, and other named locals, with funds raised for the group's annual benevolent effort.
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Bhylaera
Tangier
Krug Park
Aneshowe
Baer
Amy
Ge Kuues
Walter Solhowes
Pene
Has New Service Station in at Hillsdale on No 4
Walter Hitter opens a new filling station and market west of Hillsdale No 4, offering gasolene and fruit goods with plans for a tourist camp and wider services. Open for a week, the venture aims to attract travelers and provide refreshment and regu lation compliant facilities.
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Hillsdale
Walter Hitter Bax
Auld
Hilixdale
Ghentue
Chures
Hoshway 4
Olle
Yeparts
Malvern High Announces Oriole Football Schedule
Malvern High School coach Patt Mertz released the Orioles football schedule for fall with eight games against area rivals. The slate includes Bepl 26 and June matches, Oct 5 Essex, Oct 10 Olm, Oct 17 Town Behe for Deaf tentative, Oct 24 Randolph at home, Oct 31 Glenwood away, Nov 1 Oakland at home, and a Nov 21 Oakland home game. First football candidate call will be held Wednesday.
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Oriole Ericisters
Malvern High School
Big Patt Mertz
Malvern
S—Essex
Randolph
Glenwood
Tabor
Oakland
Temperance Forces Meet Here Sept. 4
The annual convention of the W. C. T. U. workers of Mills County will be held at the First Baptist Church in Malvern on Thursday, September 4, starting at ten in the morning. A strong program is planned with talks, prayers, and local reports, followed by a pot luck lunch and afternoon sessions including addresses by Miss Mary Rathke and other officials.
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W. CT. Us
Mills County
Malvern
Temperance Caune
F. W. Kemp
Glenwood
Anna Bean
Mabel Angry
Emerson
Imgrao
Misa Mary Rathke
Prom Climax Union
W. M. Lancox
Shenandoah
Katrina McMahon
Mwo
Lincoln Couple Celebrate Golden Wedding in Mills County
Pioneer residents of Plattville township west of Pacific Junction Mr and Mrs B E Lincoln marked fifty years of marriage with an Aug 26 open house. Mr Lincoln came to Mills County 53 years ago, then moved east and returned to join his wife as long time Mills County residents esteemed in the community.
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B. BB. Shentn
Plattville Township
Pacific Junction
Tuesaday
Lincoln
Mills County
Tore
Teer Tory
Silver City Folk Liked the Far Silver City Folk Liked the Far
Silver City and surrounding area residents attended Mills County Pageant week and events. Credit goes to Secretary Albert Ugger and Mr Bates for support and cooperation that aided planning and helped showcase exhibits, music, and community effort. Weather was favorable with sunny days and steady attendance throughout the fair week.
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Mills
Ovary
Albert Ugger
Suchitio
Edviertes
Federal Highway 34 Finished Saturday Evening
The long awaited No 34 concrete pavement across Iowa from Hastings to Red Oak was completed Saturday evening linking new sections with existing road. Detours and overhead crossings north of Malvern south of Council Bluffs and near Lucas will open after concrete dries. The project is among the state’s most expensive roads with grading costs higher than paving, Mills County noted as the priciest county for pre paving work.
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Iowa
Union Engnty
Cauertery
Burlington
Malvern
Council Duffs
Lucas
Litas
Tematt
Towa
Mills County
Glenwood
Hastings
Fairview Country Club to Host Annual Golf Tourney Sunday
The Fairview Country Club announces its annual golf tournament will begin next Sunday on the club course south of town. Qualifying rounds run into the following Sunday, leading to the tournament proper. C A Johnson chairs the committee and invites any interested players to call. Local chatter expects low scores, possibly near par, as the course plays at peak condition with record greens.
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Fairview Country Club
C. A. Johnson
Fairview
Prine
ML Braw
Malvern
Povonsarty
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