Wedding of Billie McNulty and George T. Livingston
The wedding took place at the Baptist parsonage in Red Oak with Rev. Kinney officiating. Miss Billie McNulty and George T. Livingston, joined by Miss Alice McNulty and Tom and Gretchen Gidley as attendants, begin married life with the Livingsons returning to Malvern residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie McNulty
George T. Livingston
Baptist Parsonage
Red Oak
Kinney
Alice McNulty
Tom
Gretchen Gidley
Miss McNulty
J. W. McNulty
Malvern
Malvern High School
State Teachers’ College
Tarkio
Mr. Livingston Ia
T. Livingston
Clarinda
Simpson College
National Refining Co
Ed Knight
C. A. Calkins
Winnifred
Raoul Calkins
Gus Scott
Wearina
Summers
J. F. Wearin
C. Hf. Summers
James Owens
Omaha
Mes
Gordon Anderson
Jerry
IT. U. Parsons
J. O. Laird
Kenneth
Kurl Cook
Fudge Hines
J. R. Wall
J. H. Beckwith
Bruce Boehner
Kennedy
Carl Cook
Judge Hines
Baptist Quarterly Meeting
Baptist Church
Glen South
Running Water on Farms at Low Cost
J Van Vlack, extension agricultural engineer, Town State college, speaks at Malvern February 17 at 2 pm on low cost running hot and cold water systems for farm homes. Mills County Farm Bureau sponsors a open meeting discussing costs, renter issues, storage, pressure, sewage, planning, and plumbing practices with charts and demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. van Vlack
Town State College
Malvern
Mills County Farm Bureau
van Vinck
Longs Street
van Vlack
Malvernians View Parade of Roses in 1930s California
A Malvern survey describes New Year observations in California with sunlit warmth and a dramatic parade. The account notes a 110 degree sunlit reading, a cooler 87 degree shaded reading, and a 32 degree contrast to a Iowa Christmas day. At ten ten the parade finally began after delays, with a zeppelin, numerous aircraft, and a skywriting airplane creating a spectacle above the crowd. The writer criticizes the advertisement skywriting but praises the parade’s beauty and variety, with five divisions thrilling onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wills
California
Tasadena
Towa
Colucady Averme
Pasa- Nena
Meringo
Calorailo Avenue
Dave
Malvern Cagers Defeat Tabor 15 to 7 in Low-Scoring Tilt
Malvern high school defeated Tabor 15 to 7 Tuesday night as both teams struggled offensively. Swain led Malvern with five points while Rubenking added a dozen on six field goals as the reserves also won 36 to 12. Eleven players saw action and the Tabor band performed between periods led by Warren Darrah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern High School
Tabor
Malvern
Swain
Rubenking
Tabor High School
Warren Darrah
Gates
Local Independents Sweep Two Wins In Tough Night
A rejuvenated town team beat Camp 43 to 28 and Rock Port 43 to 20 on Thursday. Malvern came to play with excellent pass work and teamwork led by Watts Clapper and Jackson on offense and Fogel McCormick anchoring defense. Neely from Camp aided the locals as Rock Port, recently organized, struggled to field a cohesive lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Port
Malvern
Watts
Clapper
Jackson
Fogel and McCormick
Neely
Independents Defeat Co I Five Monday Night
Malvern's town team crushed Co I Five 49 to 33 at Glenwood Armory court. John Brey led Malvern with 16 points, Watts and Jackson added 10 each, Hall sparked late Malvern runs, while Glenwood’s Boles and Hall contributed strong play but fell short against Malvern’s potent offense and disciplined team defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Glenwood
Co. T
Armory Court
Ted
Malvern Boys
ODF
John Brey
Watts
Jackson
Clapper
Boles
Hall
Henderson Cagers Win from Orioles
Malvern high school cagers lost both games to Henderson on the Henderson floor. In the first game Henderson won 30 to 27 despite strong Orioles defense. Richardson led the Henderson scorers with 10 points while Swain and Knight were limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern High School
Henderson
Orioles
Swain
Malvern
Knight
Richardson
Parade Float Competition in California Marches to Rose Bowl Route
The procession featured four mis long floats built by California crews with horsemen and decorative teams led by Marshals. A Merrys go-round float built by Burbank youths won first prize. Bands from colleges and cities augmented the parade ending near Wilk while crowds jammed, then many went to the Rose Bowl for football and Santa Anita races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Burbank
Wilk
Steve
Beer Woon
Pasadena
Rose Bowl
Alabama
Santa Anita
Therese
Library Campaign Brings Health Pamphlets to Malvern
The Malvern Carnegie Library joins a venereal disease awareness drive this week by stocking pamphlets from the National and state health agencies. Titles include Man Power, Sex Education in the Home, Syphilis and Gonorrhea laws, The Wonderful Story of Life for parents, and The Great Impostor from Metropolitan Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Carnegie
Lawa State Defairtment of Health
United States Pullic Health Service
Metropolitan, Life Insurance Co
Cemetery Chronicle of the Township Cemetery Association
The piece traces land purchase for the cemetery, the 1893 formation of the Cemetery Association and its 1896 incorporation, listing initial officers and directors. It notes membership decline, a $40,000 endowment, and the first burials, including John Hennings, with caretakers like Civil War veteran Jin Finchem and Memorial Day rituals marching from town to the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cemetery Association
O. H. Hastings
Fily Anderson
M. J. Huffaker
R. A. Moore
Belle Weidner
J. C. Jackson
George T. Rew
Emily Anderton
D. J. Spencer
J. J. McNay
John Hennings
IRBL
Mae McMahon
Thormas McMahon
John Arker
E. B. Landon
George Pullman
L. W. Huffaker
W. B. Oaks
J. L. Linely
Robert Gingery
Jin Finchem
Ha Uhashal
Memorial Day Observances Remain for War Dead
The article recalls annual rites honoring Mae and other fallen, noting flag salutes, cemetery services, and community songs. It mentions seaside crowds, the opera house program, and the Silver City Dramatic company performing for cemetery funds. Local leaders, veterans groups, and organizers are named among those keeping the remembrance alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae
Opera Hose
Bargin Tall
Atriny
Silver City Dramatic Compat
Eory Otten
Chalion
Meritorious May Yet Get Exemptions
County Auditor EA Sehade received a state letter revealing that some residents may still qualify for the 1937 homestead exemption if they failed to file due to lack of knowledge. The guidance notes the need to file verified claims before June 1, 1937 to obtain the exemption credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ea, Sehade
Meritorious homestead claims require careful review
The article discusses cases where haluce on homesteaders could be fate or fault. It notes some parties knew of it and declined benefits, while others without fault deserve consideration. Applicants must file before February and show merit, with new applications tied to the continuator's offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ariel
Contin Daditer
Electric knowledge spans from Thales to 600 A D
The article traces early awareness of electrical phenomena from ancient Thales to the 600s era, highlighting early curiosity about static and natural electricity and the gradual buildup of scientific understanding through centuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C
Thales
Also Mentioned on This Page
Emery
Vores
Geo. B. Livingston
Rev. Kinney
Ralph Robbins
CL. T. N
L. T. No Club
J. R. Hurst
S. J. Anderson
J. N. Summers
Clifford Robbins
Eva van Ausdale
F. A. Robbins
Donald Robbins
Presbyterian Social Union
Robert Rochner
Social Union of the
Presbyterian Church
Joe Wearin
W. L. Gearhart
Bruce Rochner
I. L. Donner
Bruce Bochner
H. L. Gearhart
Carolyn Cunningham
Chas. Wilson
Ruth Wilson
Austin Bass
J. I. Wearin
Clyde Buffington
Crawford
Nebr
Kensington
Betty Caudell
Linner
Flicor Farquhar
Cecil Barrett
Jefferson
Hugry Benton
Lenore Mansfield
Tom Caudell
O. E. Davis
Charles Schubert
Joan
Ernest Hasselquist
W.S
Karl Hertz
C. L. Simes
Guy Lowrey
Peaceville
Wall Hasselquist
Will Hasselquist
J. C. Hasselquist
E. I. Hasselquist and Sons
Helen Hasselquist
Roy
George Livingston
Shaver
Fred Buttmann
R. Hyde
Forrest Kirby
M. Summers
Buttmann
Church of Christ
Darlene Davis
Wilm Lincoln
Empress Theater
Norman Alley
Imu
Lus
Ann Dvorak
John Trent
Jack Oakie
John Boles
da Lupine
Pat O’brien
Cent
Show Sun
No 100
Ened
Malvernians
Tabor Band
Lander
Co. I
Ally
Our
Henderson Cagers
Casio
Ao Thetaht
Drogght Laoniine Aind
Kawi Kurety
Maggyillyy
Stella Diltman
Omalay
Chiat Phimi
Coorado Springs
Cola
Tom Bhai
Decesseri S
Alien
Marke Swarts
James Burgoin
Tha Metiuc
Gal Spel
Ned i
Batery Cave
Campbell
Paradise
Enna
Brown Suede
Musebeck Health
Oxford
Enna Jetticka
Sport Oxfords
Florsheims
Oxfords
Nunn
Freeman
Crosby Square
Wolverine
WieCuts
Workman’s Shoe Store
Gleawood
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