Davison chosen as Malvern school head and educator
Mr Davison was selected by the Board of Education to lead Malvern schools starting August 1. He brings over ten years of teaching experience and previously served as superintendent of Blows Rapids schools. He is studying at the University of Iowa and expects a Master of Arts in education in July. Mrs Davison, a farmer and former Malvern teacher, has friends and relatives in the community. the couple has one child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FF. M. Daviees
Daviews
Board of Education Sanday
Dane
Malibasta
Davison
Binith-Hoghen
I. Au
Blows Rapids
Univaraity of
Iowa
Mrs. Davison
Malvern
Malvern Market Quotes From Wednesday Afternoon
Quotations in the oval markets listed crops and livestock with Wheat at 24.2 to 0.86, Corn at 2.25, Oats at 86, Hog prices up 10 to 15, top 94.40, Cream 22 to 30, Bees 80 to 126, Hens 4 pounds 86, Western hens 2.60, Old packs 2.20, and springs 119.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Empress Theatre to Welcome Joe Brown Next Week
Joe Brown, famed as a “doerathon” swimmer who cannot swim, arrives at the Empress Theatre next Sunday and Monday to showcase the first National picture You Said Mouthful. Hollywood reports praise his wide aperture screech favorites and his milarity, with fans eager for a marathon of his unique film persona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Brown
Empress Theatre
National Picture
Hollywood
Tate
Desaytyl Air
Frit tie to history sparks late night town display
An elderly observer notes a muted celebration as the town honors a historic tradition with limited fireworks. Bootlegged items arrive sparingly while residents, weary from the heat, find quieter forms of recreation more appealing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bneaey
Enthisiastia
Lightning Strikes Twice in Malvern Thursday Storm
Lightning flash twice in Malvern during the heaviest rain storm of the month. A transformer near Fred Farquher’s home and another near Dr. W W M Hiett’s residence were struck and failed, interrupting electric service. Iowa-Nebraska Light and Power workers made temporary repairs. Overnight 66 inches of rain soaked the earth, leaving little trace next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Mahoning
Fred Farquher
W.W. M. Hiett
Iowa-Nebraskan Light and Power Company
Unclear OCR Biographical Note on Bureau Inside Agent
Fragmentary text mentions Edith Mup Holland and a husband who travels to Helena Montana where he will be stationed as a special agent of the Bureau of Investigation of the Department of the Interior. It notes Mr Puckett’s appointment by Harold Ches, possible Interior official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Efeld
Edith Mup
Holland
Giolt
Helena
Mont
Bureau of Investigation
Department
the Interior
Puckett
Bao Pate
The
Interior
Harold Ches
Death of Baby Perkins Billie Joy in Malvers
Billie Joy Perkins, two weeks old and son of Mr. and Mrs. Carrell Perkins, died at home in Malvers on Monday July 8 after birth. Funeral services were held Tuesday morning at 10 o’clock at the home, conducted by Rev. R. A. Hugsler, of the Methodist church. Burial followed in the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Joy
Carrell Parking
Malvers
Collow
Morne Ing
R. A. Hugsler
Hollingsworth DeLashmutt Wedding Announcement
A wedding notice records the engagement of Hollingsworth and DeLashmutt with an announced union. Details are sparse as the item appears in a clipped public notice section without dates or venue specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollingsworth
DeLashmutt
Town Council Hears Fire Hose Debate Monday Night
Malvern town council weighs fire hose options after two salesmen extolled products and costs. Chief Chantry and I Talbott to study details before purchasing 600 plus feet. Ralph Piper presiding as mayor pro tem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Council
Piper
Mayer
Rimantis
Malvern
Counclimen
Howe
F. R. Chantry
Talbott
Fire Department
Ralph “K. Piper
D. BH. Whitfeld
Notice on midyear dues shortage and appeal for funds
A brief notice urges payment of outstanding dues to fund ongoing work. It stresses the year is half over and finances are tight, calling for prompt contributions to support operations.
Paulson to Succeed Hesson at Glenwood
A garbled notice reports Paulson set to replace Hesson at Glenwood. It mentions a dairyman and past roles but the details are unclear, with multiple misspellings and missing context. The readable fragments indicate a personnel change affecting an entity named Glenwood and individuals Paulson and Hasson.
Importout eventa of J 24 Uitte on 1 weekly top
A fragmented item notes a weekly top and a reference to producers and a boy named 40 with unclear context. The readable parts imply an industry update or chart listing with minimal concrete details or dates. Further readable facts are not available in the fragment.
County Tax Receipts Soar Amid Late Payments
Gentry Treaneter Otto Jadkina and Deputy Hatsher processed three busy days tallying taxes paid in. More than $40,000 was paid during June including regular taxes $67,637.47, City Special Taxes $1,021.13, Delinquent Taxes $2,077.04, total $60,746,938. An additional $8,000 arrived by mail, bringing the grand total to about $63,746.28. Delinquent taxes remain low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentry
Otto Jadkina
Hatsher
Danany de Juty
Aetleh
Jung
Rural Graduation Program July 7 in Glenwood Armory
Tomorrow July 7 the rural schools of Mike county hold a commencement in the Glenwood Armory at 2 30 p m Congressman Otha D Wearin will give the address. One hundred twelve graduates who have completed the eighth grade will receive certificates. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike County
Glenwood
Otha D. Wearin
Phelps and Bishop Wed in Glenwood Colorful Ceremony
Carl R Phelps a prominent farmer south of Pacifia Junction wed Miss Myrle Bishop daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Bishop. Rev J Blogaman officiated with Walter Phelps, Myrles brother, singing I Love You Truly and Mryle Jones at piano. Bridesmaid Mrs Glen Goy and best man Lawrence Bishop stood beside a lattice canopy pink and white roses. Little Rheba Phelps was flower girl. The bride a Glenwood High School graduate has worked for the local telephone company. The groom, also a Glenwood graduate, served in WWI and is a respected farmer. They will reside near Pacie Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl R. Phelps
Pacifia Junction
Myrle Bishop
Mra
Fred” Bishop
Aung
Walter Phelps
Slater
Myron Jones
Mies Mildred Hillyer
Glen Goy
Lawrence Hishop
Little Rheba Phelps
J. ¥. Blogaman
Glenwood Methodist Church
Gor
Rita Hathaway
Pauline Willams
Trude ‘Myerg
Glenwood “Schoole
Telephone
Glenwood
Isd
Len Wood
Gere
Dounty
Roth
Unclear OCR Marriage Notice From Mills County
Fragmentary item reports a June marriage in Mills County with names Leslie Forrest Agnes Torrence and others unreadable. Rev. Gwhnelderwing officiated. Text is garbled and partially illegible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Leslie
Forrest
Omahs
Agnes B. Torrence
Tebor
Gwhnelderwing
Omar Pnoeh
Carnival Tuesday Attracts Many to Malvatn Pool Meet
The second annual Fourth of July swim meet at Malvatn Municipal pool drew a large crowd of spectators who enjoyed hood swimming and fair diving events. Hurb Benton dominated senior boys events, with Petey Martin of Wayne, Nebraska excelling in animal-themed events, while other strong performances came from Wilma Stroud Madeline Swain and James Swain. Balloon races saw Benton and Harvie Knight placing, and Frank Austin started the races with Henry and Johnny.
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Bpadatora
Malvatn
Abia
Hoth Benton
Petey Martin
Wayne
Nebr
Conetestante
Hurb Benton
Arthur Armstrong
Howard Singulat Ad
Peasy Morrie
Wilma Stroud
Madeline Swain
James Swain
Eric Hall
Eugene Walker
Hoya
Bill Berrieard
Willard Milkan
Pogey Morris
Wilma Atrond
Jane Baar
Bonior Hoys
Dudley Connor
Tames Swaln
Elmer Jackson
Eric Hallard
Harvie Knight
Willard. Iilikan
Frank Austin
Henry
Johny
Hillsdale Church Ice Cream Social Honors Longtime Local
The Hillsdale Church choir plans an ice cream social on the church lawn Friday evening with entertainment throughout. A longtime local businessman, active for over six decades and former livery barn operator, recently died after a period of ill health. He is survived by his wife a daughter and two sons. funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon conducted by Reverend Jos F Stille and assisted by several pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsdale
Rey
Jos
F. Stille
Emerson
Goodrich
Thompson
Suburban subscribers buy more from local ads says USC study
A USC School of Journalism survey finds subscribers in rural and smaller communities spend 5 to 5 percent more on merchandise from local advertisers than non subscribers. The study suggests Petal area business would drop 20 to 26 percent without newspaper advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Editora Aebottation Bulletin
Fulkerson Tragedy Has Good Ending
Luke Fulkerson a long time Malvern resident attempted suicide last Sunday in despondency. He wounded himself with a small blade, was found by Carl Hertz, and taken by ambulance to Humboldt hospital in Council Bluffs where his condition was considered not critical. He had earlier run auto accessories business after retiring from the Malvern Tire shop and worked with several firms locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke Fulkerson
Malvern
Fulkerson
Rosie
Galliher
Piper
Crat
Malvern Tire
Fullereon
Amy Epg
Hdlmundeon Hospital
Council Bluts
H. Sprague
Ovishi
Big Annual Harvest of Wheat Starts in County
Farmers begin harvest as dust clouds from combines fill county fields. Yields and quality look good with prices slightly higher than last year. John Wilson delivers wheat to Malvern Milling, receiving 8 1/2 cents per pound for No. 1 hard grain, 30 bushels per acre. Rolbite brothers report large yields as combines cut wide swaths across their field near Malvern. Harvesting is widespread, with bundles being shocked and some threshing out areas yet to finish. The county, not a major wheat producer, expects a profitable season amid rising markets and favorable weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marahali
Milla Ronaty
Malvern
John Wilson
Near Honderson
Malvern Milling Company
Wilson
Thia
Davis family reunion and picnic at Glenwood park
The Davis family reunion and picnic were held at Glenwood Park on the Fourth. Several families attended including the 8 C and Joe of Glenwood, B of Malvern, Louie McKnight and Fred Pavia families, Ralph and Rosco Greens Wood of Imogene, and Roata who formerly owned a drug store in Fremont. Sprague offered his former employer a home free from financial worry and hopes to leave the hospital soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
8. C
Joe
Malvern
Mra
Louie McKnight
Fred Pavia
Ralph McPherron
Roscos Greens Wood
Imogene
World's Fair draw boosts Beacon City welcome plan
Correspondent notes strong World’s Fair attendance in 1939 defies rumors of cancellation. Beacon City, near Chicago, offers lodging, dining, and recreation on Indian Wood Golf Club grounds to World’s Fair visitors. Facilities include inner-spring mattresses, dining hall meals, a large pool, a golf course, and regular social events to accommodate guests.
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Jitile
Pac Pla
Bulde
Becauue
Chrisye
Amiculties
City
Beacon Cty
Beacon City
Chicago
Indian Wood Holland Country Club
Tyre
le Oaly
Olly Moebers
Olly
Indian Wood
Aimusemonta Org
Bagoon City
Tudlan Wood
Beason
Bagcon City
Yao
Trewic
Olty
Ganobile
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Emir A Srrounes Ook
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Dlamissa
Carole Hasson
Leeaens Te Bent
Pauly
Puanerags
Pasocla
Fisme Geer
Carl Phelps
Hark Benton
Malvern Recieve
Thenenement
Davis
Heycon City
Matteson
JhInofs
Aojta
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