Henderson Ladies Aid Hold First Thursday Meet
Henderson notices from the past week recount a gathering of the Methertist Ladies Aid with about td members and four visitors. A quilt pattern discussion, donor Mrs Barr of Omaha, and a meal by Mrs Hatabow and Mrs GT Varaver are noted alongside community health updates and local visits from Dr DeWit’s son and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rainbow
Barr
Omaha
Thunder
Hatabow
GT. Varaver
Wesley Chapel News Notes and Local Visits
Wesley Chapel reports Wesley Robbins recovered from whooping cough and is back in school after a long walk saved by staying at the Henry Washburn home. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Parker spent Sunday near Tabor with Mrs. Parker's parents, H C Winslow. Charlie Wilson ill with influenza with possible complication. slight improvement noted. Rev. and Mrs. Nesbitt visited Mrs. Perry Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. J B Fickel, and Bert Picket. Robert Blunt helping his grandfather Bert Fickel with chores. Donald Allensworth visited the Caltan Parker home. Arthur Guether to remain with home folks while awaiting coal for Silver City schools. Trender son school children miss a day due to blocked roads. Cara Blume keeps roads open for mail delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Robbins
Henry Washburn
Lynn Parker
Tabor
Trenderson
Cara Blumb
Matt Man
Fred Durbin Shows Notable Early Improvement
The notice reports Fred Durbin has regained speed and shows greater improvement in recent days and this week after illness. It notes he is able to take better aid and responds well to visits, indicating a positive recovery trajectory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Durbin
Ender
Mri Frances Haskins of Libertyville Dies at Home of Son
Mrs Frances Haskins, wife of Charles Haskins, a Mills County pioneer from Pacific Junction, died February 8 at her son Glen’s home. She leaves three sons Noah Glen and Charlie. Sister of railroad man Walter Groom, she was known for helping neighbors and the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Junction
I. J. Stouder
Womans Club Met Feb 12 at Mrs Grayford Jordan
The Woman's club met February 12 at the home of Mrs. Grayford Jordan with Mrs. Walter Fisher presiding. Fifteen members and two visitors were present. Miss Viola Watts hospital bound with an infected foot and several members assisted with refreshments. Mr. Larson returned to Creston as illness of Mrs. Larson prompted his return. Clear references to local people and events indicate a compact community notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Club
Grayford Jordan
Woman's Club
Walter Fisher
Pete Larsot
Larson
Harman
Raynor
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Cornell Bluffa
Viola Watts
Ladies’ Aid
B. Q. Throckmorton
Walter Larson
Creston
Pete Larson
CCC Shifts Work to Clearing Roads
The Malvern CCC Camp shifted from soil conservation to road clearing, with campers digging out AWNs and clearing snow from Malvern Greenwood and Silver City cemeteries. They opened a path to the George Alstrope home for a professional call and maintained a feed and cover program for Mills county birds, discovering dead birds from starvation and predator activity amid winter conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Cotamp
Malvern
Grenwood
Silver City
George Alstrope
Wealey Chapel
M. S. Campbell Coud
Mills County
Malvern Markets Prices Report Wednesday Malvern
Market notes for Malvern list corn ice wheat two cents oats twenty three cents sweet cream twenty six cents heavy hens one seventy six leghorn hens one thirty springs twelve cents leghorn springs one fiftieth fires twenty five cents hogs ten dollars five cents in Omaha cattle three dollars sixty cents Some folks tell what they know others tell what they don t know.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Omaha
Updated Health News From Local Families
Strahan Emmett Glpe returns from Mercy Hospital after two weeks and surgery for hernia. he and his family stay with his parents. Mrs G M Young recovers after serious operation at Jennis Edmundson hospital. Tugh Bolton improves after appendicitis attack. Anna Edith Angus shows partial improvement as concerned parents and doctors monitor her recovery over ten days. Mrs Donald Fleming ill since Saturday with serious night, Monday reports hopeful. Mrs Andy Fleming stays with her son to care for Fleming family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Davison
Addin
Wayne
Wis
California
Ann Creamer
Ben, Adkins
Omaha
Chicago
WY Owens
Red Oak
Dave Owens
Henderson
Russell Coppock
Wayne Byers
Virgil Galloway
Dorsey Byers
Jones
Wales
Winexs
Debbie Morrin
A. O. Harney
Edna Dorr van Mater
Christian Church
Alo
Malvern Leader
Dr. South Farm
Masaena
Joe Nodds
Jennie Edmundson
Council Bluffs
Wassie McKeeney
Carson
Pirk
Boyd
Ary
Missouri
Alex Wiktmyer
Jim Simmons
Buttang
Ayl Phelps
Council
Emmett Glpe
Mercy Hospital
Hemmerfolds
Chas. Glpe
G. M. Young
Jennis Edmundson Hospital
Tugh Bolton
Ife
Anna Edith Angus
Donald Fleming
Andy Fleming
Sammy Jay Fears Lightfoot The Deer in Green Forest Tale
Sammy Jay worries over Lightfoot the Deer as hunters and pursuing hounds close in. The clever jay warns others to stay safe while recalling past near misses with hunters. Sammy imagines how the hounds may force Lightfoot into danger and contemplates the risks of the chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammy Jay
Sammy
Lightfoot
Nightfoot
Simuly
Green Forest
Orioles Fall to Plattsmouth in Doubleheader
The Orioles lose both ends of a Friday night doubleheader to Plattsmouth. Opening game sees Malvern Records fall 29 to 11, as Breeding Swain Hebal Reed pace the Platte scoring with strong shooting. Second game features a 37 to 32 loss amid fast-paced play and sharp passing from both teams led by Trendrix and Wooster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mac McCousland
M. H
Orioles
Plattsmouth
Platters
Malvern Reconds
Platte Five
Breeding
Swain
Hebal
Reed
Platte Quint
Jackson
Millikan
McCord
CCC Cagers Edge Bluffs YMCA Test of Grit
CCC Cagers narrowly lose to Council Bluffs YMCA squad 133 to 31 after four overtimes. The winning basket came with four seconds left in the final OT. Camp athletes then faced Glenwood's Co I and schedule another game with the Bluffs quint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CC Camp
Council Duffs Ymca
Glenwood
Co. I
Bluffs Quint
Malvern Juniors Dominate Pacific Junction In Slow Tilt
Malvern Orioles defeated Pacific Junction 31 to 18 on Wednesday night with a slow first three quarters. Myers scored two one handed corner shots late, while Knight and Rubenking starred for Malvern and Johnson for the Junction. The curtain raiser saw Malvern junior high beat F. J. junior high 6 to 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mac McCaust
Malvern Orioles
Pacific Junction
Myers
Malvern
Malvern Junior High
F. J. Junior High
Knight
Rubenking
Johnson
the Junction
Orioes Travel to Hamburg for Friday Night Game
Scheduled basketball action faces schedule chaos as Tuesday’s Carson Malvern clash was cancelled. Malvern heads to Hamburg Friday evening for a game, keeping hope alive amid frequent postponements in the territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orioes
Hamburg
Carson
Malvern High School
Malvern
Boxer Hearity Dreams of Dempsey Era at Malvern
Joe Hearity of the local CCC Camp opened the Missouri Valley elimination tourney in Des Moines by defeating Henry Schmidt of Drake University to reach a potential bout with Joe Louis. Hearity, 195 pounds, scored six knockdowns in four rounds and trains intensely at the Malvern camp, focusing on early roadwork and steady workouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Joe Hearsty
Jack Dempsey
Missouri Valley
Des Moaines
Dempsey
Joe Louis
Hearity
Henry Schmidt
Drake University
Flaticuffer
Ias
Mills Countians Brace for Week of Severe Cold
Mills County towns endure a history-making winter stretch with zero weather feeling balmy. Strong winds block roads and distress railroads, as residents wonder when they will gain freedom from this deep freeze. Temperatures varied, dipping below zero each night with a seven day low of 20 below Wednesday morning. Iowa Nebraska substation readings show a week of frigid highs and record lows from 6 to -20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Mills
Wats
Iowa-Nebraska Sul-Station
Real Estate Transfers Record in Mills County Iowa
Record of Instruments filed in Mills County Iowa from Feb 7 1936 to Feb 14 1924 listing transfers of land in Mineola and Glenwood. Transactions include Ferdinand Jurgens to Bertha Roenfeldt $439.94 undivided 8 9 share in Lots 21 22 23 24 in Mineola District with related transfers between Jurgens Miller and Roenfeldt. Clara E F Abel to Mary Temple for services and one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Mills County
Towa
Sam
Siam
Ferdinand Jurgens
Bertha Roenfeldt
Mineola
Wm. Miller
Q. C.D
Lind
Loute Jurgens
Ferdinand Jurgens Et A
Clara EF
Abel
Mary I
Temple Et al
W. I
Lota
Gienwood
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Methodist Ladies’ Aid
Rainbow
DeWit
Marednor
Hendrix
Liraeer
Boyimore
Corneil Nichls Torsiday
Dro Robe Southaul
Masson Bal Darnell
Parisers
Roscoe Anderson
Dan Perkins
Rex Davis
Vale Walker
Curdy
Jane Dannell
Mere
Jane Darnell
Mele
Cnal
Wenner Con
Macedonia
Acsnow
Hriave
Mra
Sayemore Hendrix
Laelia
Kerena
Loretta
Davis
Mre
Goodnight
Hastings
Joe Wittner
Pneumona
Flanagan
Lincoln
J. Gass
John Tatnbow
Bevis Sawers
Keela
Art Pheins
J.C. Goss
Charles Amick
Town State College School of Engineering
Ames
Pi Mu Epsilon
G. WH. Amick
Gerald Penwell
Marton Mills
Jud Coppack
Robert Harover
R. W. Casebolt
Willisea
Aerionl
Wesley Chapel
A.P. Frederickson
Sinney
Frances Haskins
Mr. Alstrone
CCC
Malvern Markets
Strahan
Bluffs Ymca
Stara
Mills Countians
Northwest Territories
Canada
Sherifton
W. Bates
Clinton C. Robbins
Clifford H. Robbins
Q. C
Trace
Eeader
Malvern Cemetery Agsn
J .F. Wearin
American Magazine
Illustrated Mechanics
Country Home
Omaha Ree-News
Tom Shaw
Tiano
Collina Drug
F. J. Martin
L. H. Care
Joe Mensinger
East Malvern
Robert Kirby
Eva van Ausdale
Will Young
Por Sale
Rawleigh
Dept
Freeport
Malvern Sale
Andy J. Berkhimer
L. A. Talbot
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