G A R Veterans Banquet Highlighted by Civil War Veterans
Last Wednesday the Coriton community building hosted a G A R and Auxiliary banquet for Civil War and Spanish American War veterans. Honorees included C W Black John Suits A Ring and Dr W M Hiett with about 100 attendees. A patriotic program featured music by an orchestra and readings by Georgia Hilton, with speeches by C F Conbey John Suits and A Ring. A social hour followed, and a later meeting formed a study group aimed at presenting dramas and entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coritonnity
Cahquet
Legion and Legion Auslary
C. W. Black
John Snita
A. Ring
W. M. Hiett
Spain
Bruce Boshner
James Beattie
A. Boyer
A. P. Kilmartin
Edger Johnson
The
Legion
A. B. Cook
C. F. Conbey
C. W. Blas
Uap Ae
John Suits
G. A
Trand
Hiett
Bashy Tult
Mra
Hilton
Blothower
Stils Mias
Georgia Marie Hilton
Gee
G.A. R. Meq
Noah Husked 6000 Bushels of Corn in Season
A. M. Noah, a farmer northwest of town, husked 6000 bushels this season. He started with his own field, cribbed over 4000 bushels, then helped neighbors, enduring cold weather, finishing with 6000 total. One 18 acre plot yielded 648.4 bushels per acre after a June 9 replant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Noah
R. L
Local Shooters Lead State Averages in 1927
Malvern Glenwood and Tabor marksmen top the state charts with Lou Barkus posting 04 percent handicap and tying for third in division. Metager High Gun Ralph Metzger leads singles at 96 percent while J F Fisher and Geo Nunn pace doubles. Deputy Sheriff S W Cooney boasts a perfect 25x25 at 19 yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Glenwood
Tabor
Lou Barkushas
Lou
Fletchers
J. F. Fisher
Titonka
Géo. Nunn
Jefferson
Jawell
Fisher
Metager
Ralph Metzger
Council Bluffs
Metzger
W. Cooney
L. PD
Gepung
H.warren
Wid
McCausland
Bulta
Weatherhead
Sir Arch Coiner Returns After Sale Advertising
Sir Arch Coiner attended in the afternoon and was urged to settle for his sale advertising. He is pleased as discourse followed a lengthy parting, though it may have caused a minor kerfuffle. Attendance was solid with good prices noted.
Ed Knight Heads Malvern Community Club
At the annual Malvern Community Club meeting in the Community building Tuesday evening the nominating committee presented officers unanimously elected for the year: Ed Knight President, Robert Boehner Vice President, C. D. Alatrope Secretary, W. D. Slothower Treasurer. Retiring president Irn Be Fritz had led five years and was thanked for his work. He urged cooperation and broader participation in town and country affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvarn Community Club
Duisnant
Ed Knight
Robert Boehner
C. D. Alatrope
W. D. Slothower
Irn
BE. Fritz
Frits
Ieve
Safety First Banquet Marks Accident-Free Month for Power Company
The Iowa Nebraska Power Company honored a month with no accidents by hosting a large Safety First banquet at The Royal Cafe. About thirty employees from construction crews, local office, plant force, and linemen attended a seven o clock chicken dinner. Two construction crews led by B A Hills and Mr Jacobson shared the evening, which ended with a spirited but cautious gathering and plans for the next event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa& Nebraska Power Company
Royal Cafe
B. A. Hills
Mr. Jacobson
Mills County Bank Deposits Show Sluggish Yearend Totals
Mills County banks report deposits of 3,408,121.78 and loans of 3,224,822.61 as of December 31, with a yearend shrinkage in deposits from the October statement and a small rise in loans. Compared to a year ago deposits stood at 3,291,229.64 and loans at 3,244,013.62, reflecting a slight shift as end of year settlements and account liquidation reduce balances. List of banks and deposits included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Mills
Double Wedding Anniversary Celebrated At Briley Home
Sunday marked the first anniversary of the marriages of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Briley and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson of Omaha. The Johnsons visited the Brileys for a daylong celebration and big dinner. Other Hastings guests included Merrill Crouse and Miss Nellie Haquist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Briley
Arthur Johnson
Omaha
Johnsons
Briley
Merrill Crouse
Nellie Haquist
Hastings
Birthday Surprise for L W Miller at Home
A community tale recounts L W Miller's birthday being celebrated by his wife Mrs Miller and friends. Sons Clifford and Will helped stage a bank delay so Miller would return to a surprise dinner with twenty or more men. The evening featured a three course meal and warm welcomes from guests.
Mrs Culver’s Buff Hen Sets Iowa Record In 1927
Mrs. A. H. Culver of south of Old Hillsdale owned 114 Buff Orpington hens that laid 19 135 eggs in 1927 for an average 167.8 eggs per hen. After feed costs, her net profit reached 640 44 dollars, about five dollars per bird, the state’s highest flock record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Culver
Old Hillsdale
Orpington
Iowa
Record
Preliminary Declamatory Dates Announced at Malvern High
Twenty-ove of Malvern High pupils enter the annual declamatory contest with three preliminaries to win a finals spot. The first is Thursday Jan 20 for historical class try-outs, the second Monday Jan 30 by the Dramatic group, and the third Wednesday Feb 1 for the Humorous class. The final contest is Wednesday Feb 15 with a junior high chorus and varied selections from The Tambourines to The Death Disk, with admission prices set at a dime for younger pupils, fifteen cents for high school students, twenty cents for others, and a family ticket for fifty cents.
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Malvern High
Toussant L'Overture
Chifford Dillehay
Cuba
Walter Carl Donner
van Fayette
Dorothy Durbin
The
Union Boldler
Max Ireland
Death Claims Another Pioneer in Hillsdale Neighborhood
Obituary notes the death of Norton B. Phelps, prominent Hillsdale resident, at his son George Phelps’s home near Glenwood after a short illness. Funeral at Hillsdale M E Church attended by many. interment in Tabor Cemetery beside wife. Survived by two children, five grandchildren, two great grandchildren. lifelong church member and Sunday school teacher who helped fund church construction.
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Attother of
Mills
Cauors
Hillsdale
George Phelps
Glenwood
Hilladale M. HK
M. A. Banker
Goodrich
Fred Reasoner
Walter Hilton
Harshal Sawyers
Clarence Day
Parl Mickelwaite
Hershal Banyers
Phelps
Banker
Mr. Phelps
Messra
Chas
R. Buttington
George Howard
Robert Stroud
Leonard Seager
Roy Mayberry
Flo Peppers
Tabor
Norton
Avon
Ohio
Nancy Wilson
Iowa
Hilladale
Perma
Elsie
Cora
George
Lucy A. Warren
Methodist Church
Will Phipps
J. Q. Kelley
Chapa
Iain Fale Pes Streban Speldas and Chava are mentioned with a three Sunday reference and a list showing an event or name sequence. The note references Weeley and Et me, suggesting a local context or lineup without a clear action or outcome.
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Iain Fale Pes
Streban Speldas
Ioe
Weeley
Chava
Fala
Chapa
Randolph Lodge Hosts Masons District School of Instruction
Randolph lodge entertained Masons from four counties for a two day district school of instruction led by Mark Smith of Shenandoah. Lodges from Mills Freprout Montgomery and Page counties sent representatives. On Thursday evening second degree work was exemplified with an actual candidate. Attendees reported significant benefit in improving ritual proficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Lodge
Masonic Order
Randolph
Mark Smith
Shenandoah
Mills, Freprout
Montgomery
Page
House Party At Malvern With Local Ladies
A house party hosted by Misa Mildred Josie took place at her home southwest of Malvern starting Saturday afternoon and running to Sunday evening. Attendees included Misses Lona Pauliia, Dorothy Boeb, Bar Mare Rigging, Frances Jones, Sagelwareee Cuncinghaw, and Auolte He Mali.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Mildred Josie
Malvern
Baturday
Lona Pauliia
Dorothy Boeb- Bar Mare Rigging
Frances Jones
Sagelwareee Cuncinghaw
A ¢ Auolte
Mali
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. A. R. Veterans
Legion and Auxiliary
Sears
G. D. Aistrope
Alatyope
Miguel Violg
Edith Mulholland
Georgis Hutchings
B. W. Kalent
Dwight Nichols
Fred’ Mulhalsand, Jr
F. Cosby
WeTet
Mre
C. D. Alstrope
Mles Viole
Muleholland
Beeye Treas
Fred Mulholland
Aship
Lou Barkus
L. D. Fletcher
Beam
Mra. Austin
Kirby
Esterquist
Iowa & Nebraska Power Company
Mills County
Tate
National Banks
Glensgoodt Farmers & Merchants Wings Bank
Glenood State Bank
Millé County National Bank
Mae
Juver City Farmers State Bank
Silver City State Bank
Malvern Malvern National Bank Town State Savings Bank
Mineola Mineola State Bank
Strahan Farmers State Bank
Pacific Junction State Savings Bank
Hastingy
Bonns Valley State Bank
Emerson
L. W. Miller
Malvern High School
Oowboy
Jean Cunningham
Quo Vadis
Dominic
William Humphrey
Glee Club Strongheart
Ruth Hummel
Lona Paullin
Steve Audaloo
Mary Sharpe
Doris Wolfe
Suretoga
Mildred Breading
Wey
Moffat
Billy Bred
Paul Inc. McIntyre
Mary Agnes
Geneva Richardson
Ju—Marie Seeger
Ralph Waderquist
N. S. Phelps
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