New Year Changes in Court House Offices
On Friday January 2 changes in county offices took effect as old officers retire or continue and new ones begin. Sheriff DeMons retains deputies, Miss Hattie Brown becomes Recorder with no deputy, Fr Kempeur becomes Treasurer, Kenneth Witcher and Al Comardy named as deputy treasurers. County attorneys and clerks adjust as long serving officials depart.
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Court House
Choate
Wright
Sherif
Hattie Brown
Althaneh Pat
Mile County
Kempeur
Fla Denides
Kenneth Witcher
AL eComardy
Shirtey
Ralph Linville
Lydia Kupke
Milla County National Bank
Carl H. Cook
Glenwood
Cook, Cook & Cook
Entertained At The Hallams New Year's Dinner Hosts
Mr and Mrs Harry Wallam of near Tabor entertained a number of friends with a four course dinner. Those present included Messrs and Mesdames Martin Cunningham Wubert Chambers Charles Wilson Quta Kline Bert Kline Guy Breeding Harry Schroeder Donald Cunningham and Misses Mildred Breeding and Jeane Cunningham.
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Hallams
Harry Wallam
Near Tabor
Messrs. and Meadames
Martin Cunningham
Wubert Chambers
Charles Wilson
Quta Kline
Bert Kline
Guy Breeding
Harry Schroeder
Donald Cunningham
Mildred Breeding
Jeane Cunningham
Basket Ball Tonight In Malvern Showdown
Malvern townsfolk prepare for a home game as the Malvern team hosts Emerson Lawn on their floor. A competitive encounter is promised with both squads seeking a win.
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Malvern Town
Oil
Emerson Lawn
Malvern
Emerson Masons Instal Officers In New Year Session
The Emerson Masonic lodge held its installation Thursday night January 1 placing officers in office. K. A. Evans became Worshipful Master with Dr. R. B. Tubbs as Senior Warden and Chas Griffin as Junior Warden. Chas L. Greenwood was Secretary, John Carson Treasurer, D. Greenwood Senior Deacon, Harry Rhodaes Junior Deacon, Everett Whistler Senior Steward, Grorge Thorson Junior Steward, A. A. Catrick Tyler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Masons
Emerson Masonic Toign
K. A. Evans
R. B. Tubbs
Chas. Griffin
Greenwood
John Carson
D. Greenwood
Harry Rhodaes
Everett Whistler
Grorge Thorson
A. A. Catrick—Tyler
Real Estate Transfers in Mille Counts Iowa Week Ending December 4 1924
Record of instruments filed in Mille Counties Iowa lists transfers including French to Ell C. for in Gte Tie Sunction. Haines and husband to Joe Sia Ton and others with undivided parcels in section 4. Robbins to Clinton Robbins Clifford Roche. Robbins to Robert Hobbing 8. Woon with undivided interest in lands 26-72-41. Frank Robins to Glades Robbing Steel with undivided interest in lands section 26-72-41.
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Ofice
Recorder
Histrict Court of Mille Counts
Iowa
At & Aelock A.m. Alt
County Farm Bureau Women Meet Friday Led by Avis Talcott
Miss Avis Talcott of Ames will visit Malvern Friday to counsel county farm bureau women on their annual work program. The two year old clothing nutrition and home furnishing courses will be continued with options for advanced study or new projects. Officers for the women’s division will be elected during the day.
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Farm Bureau
Avis Talcott
Ames
Malvern
Hurb Benton Buys Empress Theatre
Hurb Benton acquired the Empress Theatre in a deal completed last week, purchasing from Carl. The transaction secures Benton ownership of the historic venue and may influence future programming and operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurb Benton
Empress Theatre
Carl
Powers leases premises and introduces new proprietor
The article notes Powers and Theatee taking a lease on the bingo hall and planning to operate as long as possible. Mr Powers has set plans and will pursue opportunities with the new proprietor, expressing regret at the departure of a valued chef and promising continuity under new management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powers
Theapres Theatee
Tene
New Year Watch Party Pranks and Missing Ice Cream
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Cook entertained guests at a watch party on Wednesday evening. A prank involved cutting the back screen and scattering ice cream and cream bottles. A search recovered the ice cream, likely left behind by youths unable to haul it away.
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Kenneth Cook
Bridge
New Years Customs in Scotland
New Years in Scotland is the chief festival. The eve and day are called Daft Days and Hog Tatty, though the meaning remains unclear. Children rove in sheets on New Year's Eve crying Hogmanay and receive an oat cake in return.
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France
Seotland
Horse and Mule Sale at Osler's Feed Barn Carson Town
Public sale at Osler's Feed Barn in Carson Town on Saturday January 10 1925 starting at 1 PM. Twenty head of horses and mules listed including ten draft and saddle horses and ten well matched mules aged four to six years. Cash terms. Cramer and Frain, auctioneers Strawan and Son.
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Osler’s
Carson
Town
Cash
Cramer & Frain
Aucta Oo. A
Strawan & Son
Lincoln Pictures at M.O.B. Church This Month
Lincoln pictures will be shown at the Methodist church beginning next Sunday evening after the prayer service. The series will depict Lincoln's life with two pages in each set, and will enhance the evening service. A washboard solo will precede the program. The first presentation will be devoted to Mother. Superintendent Ira Prite, Assistant Stipt Collins, Secretary Edich Mathot, and Agent Seury Taylor were installed. The pastor has resigned for health, with religious services planned next Sunday after Bible study. Sunday school at 10, program at 11. Communion service next Sunday and an Americanization offering at Sunday school. C. E. will be.
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Lincoln
Methodist
Sean
Tibet
Ual
Oleenan
Ira Prite
Ollins
Seeroliuyy
Edich Mathot
Ags
C. E
Feenits Boyer Trial Readies in City Court
Local court prepares for the Feenits Boyer case with hearings scheduled. Proceedings will address claims tied to the Toome matter as officials review evidence and voir dire moves. Community interest centers on the outcome and potential implications for involved parties.
Death Angel Claims Three in Malvern
Obituary notices recount the deaths of Marcia Hugette Albert and Mrs. Mary Ewing, detailing mourners and pallbearers. The service occurred at Malvern Cemetery with pastor Wey Joe and family friends in attendance. The obituary includes a personal memorial adapted by C.K. Baerett and notes a long life spanning Edmonson County to Swan Creek Universalist ties.
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Mary Ew'ng
Malvern
Maury
J. C. Ladrad
Man
Wearth
Chas, Vental
Win
Arterburn
Baerett
OW. Salyers
Bellwood
Marshall
C.K. Baerett
Lfe-Long
Mary FF. Ewing
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Florsheim
Beau Brummel
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Clothcraft
Bradley
Finch
Buckle
Ima
New Years Customs
Scotland
M.ob
Presbyterian Church
Tate Treater
Ie Feenits Boyer
Wwe Toome
Wren UL Phas
Death Angel
Marcia
Hugette
Albert
Pete
Ernest Scipeth
Bite Agito
Fimil Pontsw
Tegerly
Pacer
Pat Owas
Jet Bank Express
Tyre
Akon
Nis
Breather
Pittsburg
Bay
Duff's College of Mat
Kal
Strahan
Aoven
Frank
Mantoad
Nishi
Clark
Annsl
Jeser Wing
Witehia
Kaw
Daugster
Mra
Pearl Anderson
Maurier
Harry Mongamery
Tampa
Fla
Harry
Dew Moines
Ina Anderson
Geo. W. Ewing
Wichita
Jesse Almond
Hollington
Mra. Anderson
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