District Court In Session At Gilen Wood
District Court convened at Gilen Wood on December 6 with Judge Ratcliff in charge. The grand jury was drawn including McMullen and Alberts. McMullen chosen foreman, Miss Miller clerk. No jury cases this term. most work is probate, fines, equity. Several divorces granted: Schickner, Bunker, Norris, Butcher, Bederquest, Craig. Many judgments on notes foreclosures. Court busy. to finish.
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Gilen- Wood Thesday
WH. C. Ratcliff
Tuenslay
W. McMullen
RE. W. Alberts
Conrad
M. E. Cupp
Chris Enselman
Frank Hilton
Glen Summers
McMullen
Miss Miller
Petit Jury
Siong
Little Schickner
Olof Schickner
Lottia Strong
Lottle Bunker
Glenn Bunker
Vesta Norris
J. Harry Norris
Vesta Obrist
Mildred Butcher
Otis Butcher
Walter Cilles
Bertha Clites
Mildred Bederquest
Willard Bederquest
Mildred Marie Coleman
E. Ll. Craig
Mary Craig
Revival at Wesley Chapel Draws Four Nights of Gospel Ministers
The Wesley Chapel revival runs Monday through Sunday with speakers each evening. Rev BH Jackson of Hastings spoke Monday, Shenandoah Goopal team led Tuesday, Rev Payt H Hicka of Malvern on Wednesday, District Superintendent M A Gable to lead tonight, and Simpson College gospel team with VP Dr M R Talley scheduled Friday and Saturday. The interdenominational meetings aim for a strong Creet series of services led by young evangelists.
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C.E. Cooper
Weasley Chapel
BH. H, Jackson
Hastings
Shenandoah Goopal
Pay! H
Hicka
Malvern
Maguires Escape Narrowly As Chimney Fire Threatens Home
Mr and Mrs J C Maguire faced a near death experience from suffocation during a severe cold at their northern dawn home. The chimney fire and smoke from a coal stove caused alarm as they struggled to close up the house, with Maguire seriously affected.
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J. C. Maguire
Maguise
Unknown Bath Aid Breach Leaves Men Sick
A fragment describes men who received aid in bath settings and fell ill for several days. They recovered but faced a near fatal outcome if the ailment had struck at night. The text notes a probable risk of death had the timing differed.
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Bath
Christmas Candy for Children Recipe From Home Economics Division
A recipe from the Home Economics Division at Iowa State College suggests making Christmas candy for children. It uses cleaned and seeded dates, flour, nuts, honey or sugar, and orange juice. The mixture is chopped, sweetened, moistened, molded into a loaf, and sliced for serving.
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Home Economica Division
Towa State College
Funeral Service For Shirley Gilliland Held At Glenwood
Funeral services for Shirley Gilliland were conducted at the Congregational church by Rev. F. C. Gonzales and Rev. J. B. Perkins. Pallbearers and honorary members from Mills County Bar, plus county officials, paid tribute to a respected lawyer and public servant born December 14, 1856, in the Missouri bottom area and died December 6, 1927. He had a long career in Glenwood, Iowa, including law practice and county attorney service.
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Shirley Gillilland
Congregational Church
F. C. Gonzales
J. BR. Perkins
Council Bluffs
Mr. Gilliland
M. J. Willems
W. F. Dyke
Harry Hamilton
Henry Dean
J. D. Ironmonger
Gillilland
Shirley Gilliland
Howard Gilliland
Missouri Bottom
Glenwood
Ife
Glenwood Academy
Neat Aide
Iowa City
University
State University Law School
John ¥. Stone
Malvern Masons Elect Officers for Tough Schedule
At Bilver Urn Lodge in Malvern the annual election elected J. Anderson as Worshipful Master with J. B. Randerson Senior Warden and F. A. Mulholland Junior Warden. A 3-year Trustee is Fred Durbin. Installation planned in January. Malvern High basketball opens with 20 players under Coach Scholz. home scrimmage vs Henderson and a schedule of Dec 17 to March 4 listed, with county and sectional tournaments.
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Bilver Urn Lodge
Malvern
Joe Briley
Briley
Iowa
J. Anderson
Mas
J. B. Randerson
F. A. Mulholland
J. A. Fletcher
A. Chantry
Fred Durbin
Malvern High School
Scholz
Hummel
Benton
Gidley
Beermn
Cnact
Theamaeclves
Emetroh
Henderson
Tabor
Malvarn
Sidney
Strahan
Thurman
Glenwood
Red Oak
Death of James Wortz in Los Angeles crash
James Wortz of Van Nuya Callf died after paralysis and internal injuries following a collision with a city bus in Los Angeles. He reportedly remained unconscious until death after hemorrhages and a ruptured blood vessel from a steering wheel impact. He formerly lived in Malyerdl and is remembered by longtime residents. The Eastern Star Lodge held officers elections on Tuesday evening December 20 with good attendance.
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James Wortz
Will
Charles Worts
James
van Nuya
Los Angeles
Wortz
Malyerdl
Eastern Star
Notice to Stockholders of Malvern Bank Meeting
Notice to stockholders of the Towa State Savings Bank Malvern Iowa announces a stockholders meeting in the bank room on Tuesday December 20 at 3:00 p m Adv Y H Seaton Cashier.
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Towa State Savings Bank
Malvern
Iowa
Y. H. Seaton
Pleasant Valley School Box Supper and Pie Social
Public invited to a program at Pleasant Valley school Friday evening December 15 with special music by Fred Hall and Howard Lockabill. Ladies bring boxes or pies. pies will be sold from the owner's shadow. Adv. Hazel Owens, Teacher. Young Men's Corduroy breeches and pente make good gifts Randerson's, adv.
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Pleasant Valley
Fred Hall
Howard Lockabill
Hazel Owens
William Hackney Perishes In Storm Near Balfour
William Hackney, an air crew member with the Burlington, was found dead along the track east of Balfour after a Wednesday storm. He had been unloading ties with the Glenwood section crew near Balfour and was left behind when the train moved to Malvern. A search by agent Will Barkus and Dr. J. M. Donelan located his body about a mile east of Balfour. The incident occurred around four o clock in the afternoon during the severe weather.
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Glenwood
Balfour
SPT
Burlington
Malvern
J. M. Donelan
Will Barkus
Unnamed Man Succumbs After Storm Walk Near Balfour
An elderly man about 64 collapsed after facing a storm while returning toward Balfour, likely due to heart trouble. Dr Edgar Christy ruled no inquest needed, body sent to Glee Wood for burial, funeral at Baptist church Friday. Classified ad for Christmas pianos from Benedict Plan & Radio Co. Shenandoah Iowa bids.
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Balfour
Edgar Christy
Gleewood
Baptist
Malvern Girls Win Spelling Contest
Malvern’s Olinda Brenning and Freda Brenning led Mills County's spelling squad at the county contest held Saturday December 10. Freda won first in oral spelling and second in written. Olinda took first in written and second in oral. Both girls, in sixth and seventh grades, earned two and a half dollar gold pieces and silver dollars for their placements and will represent Mills County at state and possibly interstate contests.
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Mills County
Glenwood
Malvern
Olinda
Freda Brenning
Freda
Guernsey Herd Tests Clean and Healthy at Davion Farm
A farm report notes the Davion operation near Hillede recently tested twenty Guernsey cows, all of them clean and in remarkably good condition. The Boer and Daylea herds are praised for health and quality, reflecting years of selective breeding and top sires.
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Guernsey
Fine program at Malvern Garden Club meeting
A well attended Malvern Garden Club program on formal gardens featured talks by visitors and members. Mrs. June Ficker performed vocal solos with Mildred Sowers, Mary Jones described the Arnold Arboritum in Boston, A P Kilmartin discussed Shaw's Gardens in St Louis, and Otha Wearth shared European gardening notes.
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Malvern Garden Club
St. Louis
Shaw
Otha Wearth
Europe
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There is no coherent readable content to summarize into a proper newspaper item. The fragment lacks identifiable persons, organizations, or events to form a factual title and summary.
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Ren
The Small Town Folk Champions Its Own Spirit
The Sioux City Journal excerpt reflects John W. Carey recounting Pr Edward A. Steiner of Grinnell College defending small towns. The piece contrasts urban sneers with a personal reverie on moving from a city to Rock Rapids and argues small towns offer closer communities, better childrearing, and stronger teacher contact, while admitting dreamlike nostalgia and practical realities.
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John W. Carey
Sioux City Journal
Thote Wee Sweet
Edward A. Steiner
Grinnell College
Northwest Town Teachers Association
Sioux City
Grautney Mans
Menckens Wnd
Minneapolis Journal
Ourself
Ite
Rock Rapids
New York
Chicago
Minneapolis
Katinas
Lester
Alvord
Donn
Rook
Rapid
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Tidges
Washington
Puck
Judge
Old Academy of Music
Peavey Grand
Ife
Bank Center
Emell
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York
Goppel
Wesley, Chapel
Malvern Masons
Decasket High Seat Basketeers
Nate Officers
Randerson
William Hackney
Bargerie
Benedict Plan & Fladio Co
Shenandoah
Towa
Olorida
Santa
Dea
Garden Club
Sioux Cit Journal
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