Glenwood Firemen Eye Fast Independent Team This Season
On Wednesday December 23 at the Glenwood armory the Firemen showcase one of the fastest independent squads in the southwest Town. Led by Omaha University stars Wilkinsest and Curtis, supported by Glenwood High School standouts, the team aims for a strong season with a December 28 game against Atlantic at Glenwood.
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Glenwood Armory
Firemen
Bya Omaha University Stars
Wilkinsest
Curtis
Glenwood High Schonl
Atlantic
Glenwood
Cars Registered in Mills County Last Week
Mills County reports new vehicle registrations featuring Ford and Chevrolet models. Names include FE W Knight Malvern Ford, Tom Caurlell Malvern Ford, Harry C Lach Glenwood Chevrolet, J O Laird Malvern Buick, R M McKenzie Silver City Ford, Fern Clay Chevrolet, Joe Neal Pacific Junction Tremaplane, Mrs L Scott Robinson Clonycor Pontiac, W H Clay Malvern Ford, Margare t Glenwood Ford, J P Doyle Imogene Ford, Gearhart Lumber Malvern Ford, and more including pickups and semis from Chevrolet, International and Ford dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
W. Knight
Malvern
Ford Medor
WLC
Lites
Glenwood
Tom Caurlell
Ford
Tador
Harry C. Lach
J. O. Laird
Malvern Buick
R.M. McKenzie
Silver City
Fern Clay
Chevrolet
Joe Neal
Pacific Junction
Terraplane
Terraplane, Mrs. L. Scott Robinson
Clonycor
Pontiac
W. H. Clay
Ford Tudor
Hy WH. Kayton
Margaret
Malvern players win at Council Bluffs bridge tourney
Two Malvern players topped Section A at the third annual Southwest Iowa bridge tournament at the Elks club Council Bluffs Tuesday evening Lowell Elliott and A R McCullough won north and south and will compete again next Tuesday in the same section See
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Elks Club
Council Bluffs
Lowell Elliott
A. R. McCullough
Rural Young People Study Farm Work at Short Course
Twenty five young people from Malls county attended a five day county short course on farm work. Iowa State extension staff led six daily one hour classes at Malvern and Glenwood covering cattle feeding and herd management, machinery repair, soils, honey production, consumer buying, farm water systems, wildlife conservation, recreational planning, home management, and family relations. The event ended Friday with thanks to Extension Service and Farm Bureau. next year’s program hoped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malls County
Malvern
Glenword
Iowa State College Extension Service
Cairy Cattle Feeding
Floyd Johnston
Drouth
State Institution
Glenwool
Irwin Paulson
Hyron Virtue
Wm. FL Watkins
F. B. Patlock
Fannie Gannon
Byron Virtue
T. A. Scott
Earl N. Shultz
Favnie ‘Gannon
Ruby Simpson
Extension Service
Farm Bureau
Strahan School Implements Christmas Decor and Event
Bonnie Archer was absent all week as students at Strahan Consolidated School finished decorating for Christmas. Fifth and sixth graders earned all ten in spelling last week. The grade operetta A Wooden Shoe Christmas will be presented Thursday night November 17, with free admission for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Archer
Girls Defeated In Weekend Basketball Game
The report notes a girls basketball game played Saturday with mixed results as teams including Randolph and Lincoln competed at a local gym. Specific scores and full team names are unclear from the fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farraput Girls
Hla
Tri Ins
ales-Lincols
Randolph
Marriage Licenses Issued by Courts Clerk This Week
Marriage licenses issued last week by the clerk of courts include Earl Fo Brown 22 and Berne Berger 19 of Omaha, Dec 12. Arthur S. Methe 23 and Virginia Carmen 19 of Coun tt Bluffs. Richard Thomas 22 and Alla cil Mac McMuarray 24 of Omaha, December 1. Toho BP and Virginia Belle Van Winkle 21 of Lincoln.
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TF. Greene
Earl Fo Brown
Barraine Berger
Beth
Omaha
Arthur S. Metahe
Virginia Carmen
Countt Bluffs
Richard Thomas
Allacil Mac McMuarray
Dee
Toho BP
Virinit Belle van Winkle
Lincoln
Treynor Quint Too Fast for Locals
Treynor high school, with one of the fastest teams in Pottawattamie county, invaded the Malvern field Friday evening and overwhelmed the Malvern defense 36 to 20. Treynor used a tight zone to stop drives and kept fresh players each quarter to sustain pressure.
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Tresnor High School
Pottawattamie County
Malvern
Orioles
Treyner
Treynor
East Deer Creek Shoppers Visit Shenandoah and Red Oak
Mr and Mrs Howard Allensworth shopped in Shenandoah with Manilay and Tom McDonald and family were there Tuesday. Ward Thrapp visited Reet Oak Tuesday. Harry Graham and Red Oak callers visited Arthur Cole home Monday. Red Oak Saturday drew many locals including Harvey Douglas family Harry Dunlap Frances Parker Glen Snodgrass Jack Nickoly and Art Nims families. Lyle Bellwood Hugh McCain and sons shopped Shenandoah Monday. Harry MacCollister and Hell family plus Orville Hell and daughter visited Shenandoah Saturday. Two gravel trucks sideswiped in front of Art Nims home Monday causing heavy damage but no injuries.
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Howard Allensworth
Shenandoah
Tom McDonald
Ward Thrapp
Reet Oak
Harry Graham
Red Oak
Arthur Cole
Harvey Douglas
Harry Dunlap
Frances Parker
Glen Snodgrass
Jack Nickoly
Art Ni
Real Estate Transfers in Mills County 1936 List
Record of instruments filed in Mills County Iowa from Nov 6 to Nov 13 1936 shows transfers by guardians trustees and individuals. Transactions include Andy Berkhimer to Leonard Williams parcels in Malvern Strahan's Add and further deeds among Williams Reafleng Abel Temple Bendit Corcoran Caughlan and others with values from 50 to 1500 plus cemetery and land plats in Glenwood Malvern Emerson Pacific Junction and Silver City. The listing notes extensive lot and block transfers in Malvern Glenwood and Emerson plus fractional interests in farm sections and subdivisions.
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Recorder
District Court
Mills County
Iowa
Andy J. Berkhimer
Gdn
Leonard Williams
W. D
Strahan
Malvern
James Shannon
Gus Reafleng
Windham
Glenwood
Clara E. Abel
Mary I. Temple
W.D
V.C
Emerson
L. A. Hollingshead
Otto Bendit
Pacific Junction
Carl H. Cook
Carl Buch
Glenwond
Cady C. Phillips Et al
Malvern Cemetery Assn
Harry V. Williams
Edward
Eloise Dadder
Mabel C. Deupree
Gunselley’s
Nipp
Henry Techau
Malvern Cemetery
E. A. Lomonds
Towa
Esther Dancey
Geo. R. Innes
Silver City
Paul H. Cheyney
Lyle Hodges
CW. D.) $1 & W. C. Bart Lot 4 and 2 In Gunselley's
Carrie A. Wilson
Oliver Hammers
CW. D
Academy Add
Strahan’s
C.D. Greenwood
Amos Smith
Geo. H. Schmielau
L. O. Hanson
C. Und
Jacob A. Reshoeft
V. C
Adolph H. Wriedt
J. M. Gronstal
L. D. Baneson
Banquet Feature of Rural Short Course Dinner
Rural Young People's group held December banquet in Greywood with all members and instructors present. Shirley Dancul Jr acted as toastmaster. toasts by Miss Marjorie Kline Walter Green Miss Taeve Wilson and Lewis Rodman Jr referenced community progress and a joking note about an automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills Coqnity
Greywood
Shirley Dancul Jr
Marjorie Kline
Walter Green
Taeve Wilson
Lewis Rodman Jr
Ingraham Township 4-H Club Plans Year Activities
The December meeting of the Ingraham Township 4 H Club was held December 10 led by Pruret Nederson. Members discussed club wear and planned January officer elections. Delegates were chosen to attend the state boys 4 H club short course at Ames Der, December 28 to 30, with a tea served by Miss Junemphell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teerat
Foest
Temecof
Pruret Nederson
Hans
Ames der
Junemphell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Glenwood Firemen
Hancock Prayers
Tee
Goodrich Super Traction
Goodrich
Super Traction
Silvertowns
Burley’s Service
Malven
Qer
J. P. Doyle
Imogene
Gearhart Lumber Co
N. Reasoner
Glenwort
Cheverolet
Wm. Ray
Ford Truck
Bert Colwell
International Pickup
Walter Ii. Culley
Bluffs
Eeeeee Eae
Iangen
Bob-O-Link
Eiffel
Hollywood
Lace
Pajamas
Appliques
Mickey Manse
Ang
Iowa State College
News of the
Strahan Consolidated School
Treynor Quint
East Deer Creek
Johnston
Barry Husbamdry
Barger
Othe Fayette
Stat Institution
Owas Mare
Yorkies
Jewin Paulsen
Ingraham Township
Glen Buhl
His
HP TE Thermo
Wilberts
Marco
Marco Fancy
Indiana
Mason Jar
Florida
Texas
Hamburger
Wieners
Malvern Fruit & Grocery
Max Frank
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