Mills County Poultry Show Impresses Despite Roads
Mills County Poultry Show drew a strong entry with over 200 birds showcased in whites reds buffs blacks and colors. The event spread across the armory basement and main floor featuring township booths by Rawles Center Oak St Marys and more alongside 4H and vocational agriculture displays.
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Glenwood
Des
Mills County
Astoceton
Evert Batwyere
Armory Building
Quaan
Rawles Township
Center
Oak
St. Marys
Girl Scouts
Hammers
Plattville Township
Malvern High School
Eki
Lattville
Lerge
Rawles»: Spelled With: Red A Vy Nad A Nas Lepter
Seale
Lost ring returned after twenty five years in Malvern
Mrs A Boston of Boston lost a gold ring twenty five years ago while walking near Malvern. Dale Allen, now living on a farm, found a shiny object in a white dust and retrieved the ring. The ring, an LB carat gold piece with a refined look, was returned to Mrs Boston, giving her another reason to observe Thanksgiving Day.
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Boston
Witk
Malvern
Jost
Dale Alen
Fetlead
One Man Wins First Car License Numbers at Millis County
Charles Covert waits outside the courthouse as Dec 1 dawns to claim Auto license No. 1. Others from Glenwood and nearby towns win numbers 4 through 12 and truck plates. John Waller of Malvern secures most early truck and auto numbers, paying 969 dollars for his fleet. By Saturday 35 cars registered by 10 pm and by Wednesday noon 147 cars and 17 trucks registered.
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Millis County
Charles Covert
Glenwood
Court House
Otto Judkina
Oe Wood
Dale Hillyer
Deer Creek
J. B. Walling
H. H. Hillyer
Johan Olson
Pacific Junction
Cliford Fesselman
Qacar Les
Argyl Bacon
Eba
Smith
John Waller
Malvern
Guy Breeding
Laird Dies at Tabor in 1930s Era Funeral Planned
F M Laird a former Fremont county representative and longtime Tabor resident died at his home in Tabor after several months of ill health. Mineral services will be held at Congregational church in Tabor Thursday at 2 pm. He was 19 years and 8 months old at retirement. this fragment notes his prior role as a local trustee and property owner in the area.
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HonPs M. Gated
Fremont Couputy
S Plongar
Tabor
Hey
B. Hlabert
B. Torm
Laird
Wee
Nae
Ble
SOULY
Af Tabor
Leereiegeer Arene Pounell
Application Sent to Ames Saturday for CCC Camp Here
Mills County pushes to form a CCC camp with 77 applications and 117 pledges. Efforts in Glenwood and Shenandoah boosted signups despite bad roads and weather. Deadline looms as December first nears for applications and county hopes a camp will be established to bring federal workers.
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Ames
CCC
Athel
Mills County
Glenwood
Shin
CCO
County CCC erosion camp pledges grow by Wednesday
By Wednesday noon about 221 pledges for the CCC erosion organization and 167 applications for such work have been received indicating the county will have a strong showing in its COO erosion camp application.
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CCC
County Officials Review Farm Safety Camp Plans
County officials consider federal aid for solefusion prevention on farms with applications pending. New camps may be established or relocated statewide, but no assurance given until federal action. Members of the membership committee include M Breele B C Hopp Dana Jackson Fred Durbin and J u fart Ir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
7. M. Breele
B.C. Hopp
Dana Jackson
Fred Durbin
J. U. Fart
Farm Bureau Plans Outlook Meeting Here December 11
Mills County farmers will gather in Malvern on December 13 at 1 30 PM for a general county farm outlook meeting led by W. Arthur of the extension service Ames. The session includes discussion of the new corn hog program crop prices and livestock prospects with township meetings to follow to plan for 1935 conditions amid drought and economic cautions.
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Mills County
Yi. W. Arthur
Extension Service
Ames
Malvern
Mills
Drouth
Varlona
Mekea
Malvern Doctor Kline Linked to Addresses in Odd Text
A garbled OCR item suggests Malvern physician Kline connected to an address with odd phrases mentioning dates and locations. Details are unclear, but names and places imply a local notice or court-related record referencing a person in Malvern and a possible medical or civic action.
Appointment of Frank Broadfield as Deputy in County Auditors Office
Frank Broadfield has been appointed second deputy of the county auditor's office and began duties last week. The article notes extra work in the auditor's office at this time of year and mentions a local clerk from Ne(w) Albany praising Broadfield's potential.
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Frank Broadfield
County Auditoffs
Giehwood
Ano Youke
Old Age Pension Relief Worker Returns to Glenwood
Mrs. Jean B. Ray, special investigator for Old Age Pension Relief, is back in Glenwood after visiting county areas. She has about 75 percent of emergency cases checked, with many already receiving allowances. Next she will review those not on the emergency list.
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Jean B. Ray
Glenwood
Hastings Couple Wed December 1
County Clerk Franklin Greene issued four licenses to wed on December 1 in Hastings. Thelma Colvin and Garland Haden were married the same day by Rev. L. J. Moran at First Baptist in Glenwood with Alva Hargis and Thelma Victor as witnesses. Elsewhere Guy Decker visited Silver City to renew his 1935 auto license and noted rough roads despite recent rain and snow.
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Franklin Greene
Garland Haden
Thelma Colvin
Hastings
L. J. Moran
First Baptist Church
Glenwood
Alva Hargis
Thelma Victor
Guy Decker
Silver City
Highway 34
Hilton
G. M. Ayan
Owatona
Minn
Helen
Los
Death of Thomas DeFord at Bartlett
Thomas DeFord aged 64 near Bartlett died last Wednesday afternoon November 28 from a heart attack or blood clot. He lived only 20 minutes after onset. He had been ill since the death of his son Char Ne on New Year’s Day. Funeral services were held Friday in Glenwood. Survived by his widow four daughters Mrs FP B Vendershale Hastings Mrs Walters Glenn Glenwood Mrs Blanche Harmer Pacific Junction and Mrs Clark Lyberger Shenandoah, his aged mother Mrs Barah BeFord Plattsmouth Nebr, and several brothers and sisters.
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Thomas DeFord
Bartlett
DeFord
Char Ne
Glenwood
FP. B. Vendershale
Hastings
Walters Glenn
Mra
Blanche Harmer
Paclic
Clark Lyberger
Shenandosh
Barah BeFord
Plattsmouth
Nebr
Amos Smith Offers Weekday Machinery Sale at Henderson Home
Amos Smith of the last of Hens Gerson plans a big sale next Tuesday December 1 at his home three and one half miles east of Henderson. He advertises a large lot of machinery and farming gear, noting items on page 7 and a greening e908 setup as part of his quitting sale.
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Amos Smith
Bridge Benefit Party Delayed Indefinitely
A scheduled bridge benefit party was postponed indefinitely amid shifting plans and unclear rescheduling, with organizers citing other events and timing conflicts as the cause. The notice lists the event as part of a local calendar, but provides no new date.
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Wee Bridge
Died Saturday Morning in Bluffs Hospital
Fred Wallace Shaw, a prominent Emer son youth and Emerson High School basketball star, died December 1 at Connell Biota Bad Mundeon hospital after a short illness from blood poisoning. A funeral with large attendance followed at Emerson Methodist Church, with school dismissed and students paying tribute. Burial in Emerson cemetery.
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Fred Wallace Shaw
Emerson and
Mundeon
Connell Biota
Tie
Emerson High School
Ife
Emerson
Methodist
Achool
Hopeyera
Marion Lang
I. EB. Ripley
Gervicoea
Hmeraon
Glenn Giileland
Roland Edle
Norman Fields
Dale Ballam
Robbie Hogzett
Dilly Ripley
Membare
High Achool
Mr.Ridenour
Boerny Hill
Leona Johnston
Marie Peugh
Junaus Edle
Enid Snodgrags
Flo Hynteman
Dolores Davis
C.F. Barna
Wilbur Morrison
Earl Crawford
Richard Crofton
Mills County Medics Meet in Glenwood Today
Mills County Medical Society and the ladies auxiliary hold their regular monthly meeting today in Glenwood. An excellent program is planned and a luncheon will be served during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County Medics
Glenwood
Mills County Medical Sor Aiety
Ladies’ Auxiilary
Malvern Parks Pony Draw Distributes Ponies to Children
Three times J R Heli erxli out numbered others before an owner spoke. L M Henry’s booming voice announced pony No 3891 while Robert Beil, 12, of Malvern struggled to decide a name for his prize pony. The second pony giveaway drew a large crowd of children and parents Saturday, with many already naming their ponies. Robert, son of Mr and Mrs Ed Beil, has no brothers his age and will keep his pony without competition.
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J. R. Heli Erxli
Henry
Robert Sell
Robert
Ed Beil
North of Malvern
District CourtDraws Heavy Case in Mills County
The second week of the November term opened with Judge Ernest Miller presiding. A controversial Ta ckle Junction case charged Ervin Garges with a statutory crime. A jury of Charles Coffey, C. C. Lipnett, Nellie Crouse, Joe Haden, Oscar Carlson, H. E. Solberg, KR M Hicks, Martin Christofferson, Paul Mayberry, Glenn Beeger, J L Wilson, and Frances Wright was empaneled as testimony began Monday afternoon. County Attorney Whitney Cilliland led the prosecution with Bipchie PRA assisting. Cook appeared for the defense. By Wednesday afternoon testimony had not finished amid sensational, salacious details drawing a crowded, standing-room crowd in the courtroom.
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Mills County District Court
Ernest Miller
Tackle Junction
Ervin Garges
Charles Coffey
C. C. Lipnett
Nellie Crouse
Joe Haden
Oscar Carlson
H. E. Solberg
KR. M. Hicks
Martin
Town Lighting Dimmed in Malvern Homes District
Malvern town council cut street lights from 61 to 44 due to a looming light fund shortage. The December meeting also ordered businesses with heavy machines to remove them and town officials to assist a single family lacking basic needs as routine bills were approved and discussions closed.
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Malvern
Bambera
Woodford
Byington
Treasure Hunters Comic Operetta At Malvern High School
The boys and girls glee clubs of Malvern High School will present Treasure Hunters a comic operetta under Miss Alice Blanshen in the Community building Malvern next Thursday evening Dec 19 at 8 o clock. The production reflects much time effort and talent and readers anticipate a fine program.
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Malvern High School
Alice Blanshen
Malvern
Christmas Chorus to Meet Sunday Afternoon at Baptist Church
The MergeryChoral society will gather Sunday at 2 30 in the Baptist church for a Christmas chorus event. The group will also convene Tuesday December 1 in the Community building for its regular weekly practice.
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Baptist
Mergery Choral Society
Grou
Malverton Curfews and Sunday Opening Laws Examined
Old town ordinances show curfews and Sunday closing rules still cited since incorporation. Provisions include winter curfew eight strokes and summer nine, meat markets and grocers allowed limited Sunday hours, and specific angles on shop opening.
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P. W
Maron
Wilk
Dollyerera
Agalo
Marjorie Donner Honored at Peru State College
Marjorie Donner has been selected to play a lead role in the college play The Merchant Gentleman at Peru State Teachers College in Peru Nebraska. She serves as president of the Scholarship fraternity and holds multiple student government and honorary positions.
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Marjorie Donner
Sit
Peru
Nebi
Peru State Teachern’ College
Molliere
Mint Donner
Sigma Tau Delta
Girletdormi Ne ME Ipas
Philomethian Literary Society
Thin
Roy Donner
Excess Pigs Still Received by FERA
Telegram to R M Evans recounts FERA rules on excess pigs. After November 30 deliveries require a confirmed total excess hog count and a contract certified for compliance. If the receipt lacks the total excess hogs, certify partial compliance for the missing portion. No deductions for death losses after November 30.
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R. M. Evans
Claude R. Wickerd
Aualatant
FERA
Town Posts Street for Coasting Sport
Youngsters in the town enjoyed coasting on Seventh Street West from Firat Avenue near the school grounds. Barricades block cars during the activity as Friday's snow and ice boost gliding conditions Monday and Tuesday.
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Firat Avenue
Pilus
Water Colors by Vernon Bobbitt at Jocelyn Memorial
Crowds toured the Jocelyn Memorial Gallery where Vernon Bobbitt’s water colors and oils were exhibited. The show, drawn from many works and prints, traveled from Nebraska Iowa Kansas and South Dakota, honoring Labersl Arte Avegtate Sopipositive ark show with vivid coloring and attentive reception.
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Jocelyn Memorial Tt
Omeha
Presbyterian Church
Tennant
Vernon Bobbitt
Arthue
Nebrovka
Towa
Kaden
Uolos Fedo
South Dakota
Hvely
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F. M._ Laird
Farm Bureau Plans
M ‘Naddrets
Nethabal
Kline
Swerica
Frank Broadield
Auditor's Office
Agin
Fred W. Shaw
Bluffs Hospital
State of Iown Va
Bobbitt
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