Malvern Council Eyes Parking Changes and Budgets
Malvern council discussed easing parking by alley usage near the Binclair Service station and Sunday street activity. Measures proposed include shifting vehicles to allow exits and reduce blockage while officials noted license renewals and tax payments. July 14 was set to draft the annual budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitfield & Byteh
Malvern
Estheil
Coutetlinea Ah
W. Manetald
R. K. Pipet
Nebetaka
Michigan
Betta
Abert Nelson de Treed
Cass
Binclair
Cornell
Slerk Woodford BR
Byington
Dilla
Local party convention selects slate and officers
County Chairman Carl H. Cook was named permanent chair at the gathering. Delegates elected F. R. Chantry secretary and appointed a slate including Aral, Logan, Kenneth Hvans, Henderson, Gaston, Rathke, and Mathes. The convention aimed to finalize the state committee and kickoff the summer session with July dates in view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Carl H. Cook
F. R. Chantry
Mass Towa
Wokly
Ciadirman
Sen Aral
Mary
Hueting to Start Work on the Concrete Bridge Project
The state funds a Public Works project to build a two 18 foot spans bridge with 46 foot approaches and a concrete bridge deck. The new river crossing will open a feeder road likely to gain importance once finished, and aims to outlast existing crossings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hueting
County Treasurer Sees Busy Tax Rush in Mills County
The Mills County treasurer’s office was busy Friday and Saturday handling pend ion tax payments. Mail from residents and county banks poured in, with several thousand payments yet to be entered by Tuesday noon. Delinquent notices arrived Monday and Tuesday as about eight thousand taxpayers are subject to the tax, creating substantial extra work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuesay
Mills County
Masters Enjoy Week at Templar Park and Spirit Lake
Mr and Mrs Masters spend a week at Templar Park and on Spirit Lake. He notes the outing was delightful and cool along the lake shores, making the stay thoroughly enjoyable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Masters
Templar Park
Basutiful
Spirit Lake
Judge Meats Holds Adjourned District Court Session
Judge H J Meats arrived Monday to conduct a special district court session but most defendants failed to appear. He signed a few decrees on hand and again adjourned court.
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H. J. Meats
District Court
Ataigned
California visitors tour Glenwood with Plimptons
Mrs Ruth Holmdale and Miss Helen Plimpton arrived from Los Angeles Saturday to visit Dr and Mrs W M Plimpton and friends. They traveled through, toured several sites, noting fair weather. Mr Fellows of Hastings had business in Glenwood Tuesday, and Mrs Zelman Fletcher of Mal yearn was also in town Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Holmdale
Letor
Helen Plimpton
Los Angeles
Calif
W. M. Plimpton
Suroyte Ao
Fellows
Hastings
Glenwood
Zelman Fletcher
Cornhog reduction program earns over ninety eight percent
In Milla county, more than 98 percent of users in the cornhog reduction program are reported as completing the initial steps. The effort, led by local authorities, aims to improve efficiency and safety in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milla Coun
Committeeman Ire Turner Leads Mitle County Reduction Crew
A county committee organized by Mitle County workers produced reduction contracts in record time. The group dispatched to Washington this week and includes Ire Turner of Hastings and B F Anderson of Oak township with J F Wearin as chairman. Also listed are Harold Ingle, Geralt Caldwell, Hatten Mipp, James Benton, J Weason Jr, and typists whose fingers hammered out the dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitle County
Éora-Hog- Committee
Washington
Ire Turner
Hastings
B. F. Anderson
Oak Township
J. F. Wearin
Millscotinsty
Harold BH. Ingle
EO Ee
Gab
Geralt Caldwell
Malvern
Hatten Mipp
Mineots
James Benton
J. ¥. Weason, Jr
Atdith Owens
Ned Oak
Charlotte Chambers
Barah Gay
Tabor
Roberta Gaston
Lille Ksellbets
Henderson
Bloise Dodder
Glenwood
Jett
Irene Anderson
Thora Cunningham
Strahan
Pauline Dowers
Eat Jorgensen
Nels Benton
Bryce M. Xilpatric
Stuck in Drift Hale's Crew Fights Night Snow
A late night scene describes a crew wrestling a stuck object in deep dust. The Gritt formed during one spring dust storm, complicating efforts to remove it despite a trace tool.
Religious Workers Gather for Study Next Sunday
Religious workers from the payeral Bundsy schools division will meet next Sunday for a program of devotions music and discussion. Rev Beott and Rev Roy E Gugoler will lead the sessions with special numbers by Bilger City Methodist and East Liberty. The event includes a nominating committee report election of officers and an address on Christianity in religious education. Benediction by Rev Waiter Shens efeld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vonhrettantty
Cadera
Payeral
Bundsy
Beott
Bilger City Methodist
East Liberty
Roy E. Gugoler
Ray
J. B. Ripley
Emerson
Rural improvement club holds outdoor meeting at Sawyers home
The Rural improvement club of Hilledate met for its annual outdoor gathering at Mrs Everet Banyare's home on a Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Ernest Alberta led the session with a nature program including wildflowers and a sun story. Guests enjoyed a social hour and refreshments served by Mrs Sawyers and hostesses. The next meeting is planned for Mrs Peart Mayberry's home in Pacoe June 38.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural Improvement Club
Hilledate
Everet Banyare
Ernest Alberta
Ohyroy
Sune
Claude
Ween
Laure
Tows
Claude ‘Broek
Myre
Sawyers
Pasietant Hoatesses
George Howerd
Glauge Williame
Peart Mayberry
Max Ireland Passes State Pharmacy Exams
Max Ireland of Malverp passed the state pharmacy examinations at the University of Town after a two year pre professional course at Creighton. He ranked among 43 successful candidates, earned the customary license to practice, and achieved an 86.6 percent average. He is now employed at Collins Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Ireland
Malverp
University of Town
Creighton University
State Board
Collins Drug Store
Any Work Today Lady Campaign Aims to Help Idle Jobs
In Millis County L C Peterson of the National Re employment agency launches a drive to place the unemployed. He lists about 200 potential jobs and asks housewives and businessmen to diligently seek openings. Centers to connect employers and workers are set in each town with county leaders named in page two ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millis
L. C. Peterson
Glenwood
Peterson
Neateh
Auxiliary Nation Delegate to Meeting in Des Moines
The American Legion Auxiliary held its regular Friday meeting in the Community building. President Mrs J N Swain reported on the Emerson county meeting. Mrs F H Mulholland noted 47 pounds of sewed carpet rags sent to Knoxville veterans hospital. Mrs J N Awaln was elected delegate and Mrs H J Benton alternate to the Des Moines state meeting in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
J. N. Swain
Emerson
F. H. Mulholland
Veterans’ Hospital
Knoxville
J.N. Awaln
H. J. Benton
Malvern
American Legion ‘Auxiliary
Des Moines
Edger Perdew
EB. C. Kincaid
L. A. Berkts
George Pace
Y. Coonsy
Glenwood
Mills Co Lodges Miscounty Odd Fellows Installation
In Glenwood on Tuesday evening Mills County lodges held a joint installation for 76 officers from five lodges in Mills County Henderson Hastings River City Pacific Junction and Glenwood. Grand Master D B Danielson attended with Deputy Grand Master A Byers guiding the ceremony. A remarkable attendance saw 15 officers installed from each lodge with nearly all present. Fellow Malvern visitors G C Boston K Dice A R Graves Freq Hell Chas Morford and Frank Bacon reported a fine time and an inspirational ceremony.
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Glenwood
Loto
Milla County
Henderson
Hastings
River City
Pacific Junction
D. B. Danielson
A. ©. Byers
Malvern
G. C. Boston
Dice
A. R. Graves
Freq Hell
Chas, Morford
Frank Bacon
Glenwood Pool Reopened by Fire Department Leaders
The Glenwood swimming pool resumes operation under the royal fire department with James Crooks in charge of the pool and bathhouse. Patrons report broad support and steady use as the facility reopens after recent events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Royal Fire Department
James Crooks
Ham
Celebrating Nation's Birthday Seen Elsewhere by Malvernians
Malvernians and usual visitors plan to observe the nation's birthday away from home. The Old Settlers Reunion at Tabor is the main local event, with others traveling to Red Oak Bhenandosh Mace donia and nearby towns for patriotic programs. Call 100 to share any special observances for next week's issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvernians
Tnlk
Tabor
Red Oak
Bhenandosh
Macedonia
Park Board Decides Malvern Pool Will Remain Closed
Malvern residents and Mills County shoppers face another season without the municipal pool as the Park Board votes against opening. Water costs from L W Boehner and high pipe cooling water plus lack of funds for chlorination hindered options. plan is to repair and prepare for next season with a chlorination system considered for future operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Boehner
Malvern Cold Storage Company
Bochner
4H Club Boys on Tour of Baby Beef Projects Tuesday
Thirty eight Mills county 4 H boys toured baby beef projects under Cate A Oldson of the Town Best Producers association They heard demonstrations on fitting showing heifers hogs and took part in initial tryouts for the county livestock judging team The tour started at James Summers home with calf handling and hog judging then moved to Ed Wearth to judge baby beef At Dick Hyden s home another baby beef class was judged with a basket dinner After dinner the group visited baby beeves of Dwight Kelley Arthur Armstrong and Dudley Conner and pigs owned by Wayne and Dale Nims of Strah ab The record county tour will be held duly 41 at 8 am
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aig Mills County
Cate A. Oldson
Best Producers’ Association
Sube
James Summers
Oldson
Ed Wearth
Dick Hyden
Dwight Kelley
Arthur Armstrong
Dudley Conner
Wayne
Dale Nims
Strahah
Demos Hear Otha Wearin at County Convention
Democrats of Mills county heard a review of the New Deal up to date at their county convention in the Glenwood Armory. Congressman Wearin, back from Washington, spoke on administration accomplishments and the work of the 7th. Delegates and alternates to state and judicial conventions were named, with many local leaders listed as attendees and officers elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milla County
Otha D. Wearin
Glenwood
Wearin
Washington
Congress
T. J. McGovern
Pacific Junction
Koon
Des Moines
Ware
Ida Brokegy
Emerson
Fred Lockabili
Hastings
A. Moore
Ilver City
Genong
F. Nipp
Mineola
Oates
Council Bluts
Maude Bnow
H. F. Cheney
Chas, Briaw
Btrahean
Fred Priest
Cliff Plumb
Henderson
Roy Flannagan
Bilver City
Genung
Glenwaad
M. BR. Ball
F. Rodman
Malvern
A. J. Belt
C. C. Plumer
Chas. Qipe
Strahan
R. EB. Snow
Hmerson
Haatings
Gubung
Greywood
Stokes
Amneraca
District convention draws Iowa Osteopathic physicians
oe Kline and Dre attended the second district convention of the Iowa Society of Osteopathic Physicians held at Hed Gek on June gp. Key speakers included Dr A Biluaon a Boy pe Phyelolay and Dr F A up, president of the laws aia Goalely, presenting on topics in osteopathy and related fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dre
P.M
J. A. Seline
Iowa Society of Qafeopathic Physicians and Bureweeps
Hed Gek
A. Biluaon
I Boy Pe Phyelolay
Pr Oro
F. A. Up
Laws Aia Goalely
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Heures Licenaes Bolater
Ilifornia
Les
Central Mills
R. Lc
Sawyers Home
Max
Ireland
Peterson Asha
Natios
Mills’ Co. Lodges
Park Board
Paul Swobods
Standard Ol
Stock Yards
County Fair
Club Boys
Otha
Central
Witten
Oe Kline
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