Sudden Death Shocks Malvern Community
Harry R. Landis longtime Malvern businessman died at home after a three hour illness from a likely brain clot. Funeral at Methodist Church drew large crowds from Mills County and beyond, with many local businesses closing for the hour. Landis, born 1876 in Wisconsin, moved to Iowa as a child and dedicated life to Malvern’s church and civic life, leaving a widow Bertha and four children Loyd, Geneva, Hansel, and a missing name.
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Malvern
Harry R. Landis
Methodist Church
Methodist
May Peracna
Mills County
Landla
Grace Churchill
Frances Benton
Maxine Boyer
Laura Hall
Louise Bower
Paul H. Hicka
J. H.freediine
Glenwood
Ray
M. A. Gable
Council Buffs
Gable
D. O. Dunniingham
L. D. Fletcher
Criswell
B. Wilson
Boles
Clarance
W. Pierce
A. Pierce
F. B. Pierce
A.W. Pierce
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H. C. Wills
Apg Pon
Janine Burrug
Grate
Nebr
Robert Masters
Aon
A. H
Hetty: Landis
Iowa
Milla County
Strahan
Chars Aterletls
Methodies Church
Bunny School
Mille
Stewards
Bertha Wilaga
Inox
Loyd
Gonavievs
Hansel
Gerald Caldwell to Work in Honduras for United Fruit
Gerald Caldwell left Saturday afternoon for Puerto Cortez Honduras where he has accepted a position with the United Fruit company. He will first go to New Orleans for a final physical then sail on to Havana before continuing to Honduras. A University of Nebraska graduate with a BA in business administration he completed high school at Malvern in 1923.
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Gerald Caldwell
Puerto Cortez
Honduras
United Fruit Company
Gerald
New Orleans
Ponseige
Havana
Cuba
Nebraska
University of Nebraska
Malvern High School
Death of Jesse J. Drake is Notable Malvern Resident
Jesse J. Drake, longtime Malvern resident, died July 6 at his Council Bluffs home after a brief illness. Born May 31, 1874 in Thurman Iowa, he lived in Malvern then Council Bluffs and left four children Kenneth Gillan Faye Leroy and Marie Florenes. Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church in Malvern with interment at Malvern cemetery.
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Jesse J. Drake
Wall, Ksiown
Malve
Council Blutts
Malvern
Fuynera
Sey
Presbyterian Church
Paul Hy Hicks
Malvern’ Methontes
F. R. Chantry
G Callina
Malvern Cemetery
Howard Myers
Everett Dun
Hari Yost
Harry Yost
Rarl Myers
Raymond Stoddard
Jesse Jackson Drake
Marie’ Florenes
Lillian Faye
Lester Kenneth
Aly
Yao
Mr. Drake
Council Butts
Heglia
Bath
Gaussil Bluff
Martha Hardy
Taho
Rialis Yous
Bartlath
Lowa
Methodist Rally at Glenwood Lake Park by Milly County
Methodists from Milly County gathered at Glenwood Lake Park for the annual all county, all day service preceding the Carnell Bluffa district Epworth League Institute in progress this week. Dr Dan Brummitt, editor of the Northwestern Christian Advocate, delivered the keynote urging youth involvement in the church. attendance was the largest yet recorded despite extreme heat.
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Milly County
Glenwood Lake Park
Carnell Bluffa
Epworth League Institute
Lake Park
Dan Brummil
Northwestern Christian Advocate
Dr. Brummitt
Kipling
Brummitt
Northwestern Advocate
Hla
Sidney Church Orchestrates Rock Prelude and Drama
Sidney presented The Rock with an opening orchestral prelude by the Strahan Methodiaf church orchestra. Epworth League members then staged the religious drama The Rock. Registration for the Epworth League Institute began Monday, with reports of strong attendance.
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Strahan Methodiaf
Epworth League of Sidney
Epworth League Institute
Freediine
Mills County Fair Ready With Busy Preparations
Mis county readies for the Mille County Fate and Race Meet at Malvern in late August. Secretary O A Haldeman reports rapid progress with livestock show reservations strong, swine division especially booked. Boys and girls clubs plan notable exhibits in pig, dairy, poultry, and baby beef areas. Children day set for Aug 2 with free admission for under twelve and special programs. Other days include East Side, Glenwood, Farm Bureau, and Grange days with music and free attractions. Hanna Miller feature horses highlighted as part of the major entertainment, and the racing program promises some of the fastest horses yet on the Mille County Fair track.
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Mis County
Milla County
Malvern
Scretary O. A. Haldeman
Usi
Glenwood
Farm Bureau
Hanna & Miller
Milly County Fair
Mille County Fair
Shooters to Mest in Glenwood Bankers Meet Soon
The Bankers Protective Association of Mille County will hold a meet at Glenwood next Wednesday July 30 at the Company I rifle range. Rifle and plate practice will be included and peace officers are invited to attend. Bankers and assistants are becoming proficient with firearms, signaling discouraging odds for bandits and hold up men.
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Bankers Protective Asociation
Mille County
Glenwood
Rural Britain Cries For Reform In Land Use And Farming
A historic report laments rural underproduction in England and Wales, urging more farming and less urban strain. It cites wasted land, high land costs, and tenant disincentives, while noting millions spent on imported food that could be grown domestically.
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England
Rngland
Wales
Tip
Dex
Rand
Europe
Hbngland
Monmouthshire
Totel
Wililon Asres
Tuesday Evening Rain Relieves Mills County Drought
A heavy rain moved across Mills County Tuesday evening easing an eleven week drought. Rain was heaviest in the eastern and northern areas, lighter in the west, but enough to refresh corn and bring a short spell of relief. Local forecasts hint at more showers ahead as the pattern continues.
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Milla County
Mills County
Malvern Overcomes Underwood Sunday in 8 to 3 Victory
Malvern defeated Underwood 8 to 3 Sunday afternoon after a rough game amid heat. Windom pitched steadily after a shaky start, striking out eleven, while Earl Pace led the offense with a homer and two RBI along with H Barkus two base and three base hits. Jones supported with strong left field play as Malvern piled up ten hits to three for Underwood.
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Randolph
Earl Pace
Underwood
Malvern
Windom
Pace
E. Pace
Melvern
H. Barkus
Jones
Oakland
Wood
H W. Schmaedecke
Bryant
R. Husz
Selerlist
Jansen
Pitkin
B. Husz
L. Schmaedecke
Bruning
Jens Er
Pacs
Malyvern— Jones
McCord
Walker
Barkus
Shoemaker
Nickola
B. Pace
Schmaedecks
Jensen
Husz
Halla
Fletcher
Patterson
Charivari for Mr and Mrs Dale Kline
A wedding charivari greeted Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kline in Mulvergo last Wednesday. About six car loads joined the celebration after their June 29 marriage, giving the couple a jolting honeymoon ride in an antique Ford through main streets, followed by light refreshments.
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Malvern
Charivari
Dale Kline
Mulvergo
Hiram Dolph Family Reunion Notable Absences
An omission in this week's report notes that several family members were absent from the Hiram Dolph reunion. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Durbin and Sob. Iya. and Prapgee Crogjer were reportedly present, while others were omitted from the list. The reunion assembled many relatives, reflecting extended kinship ties.
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Hiram Dolph
Orville Durbin
Editors Tour Black Hills Offers Scenic Railway Trip
Editor party travels Belle Fourche to Fort Meade and Rapid City, touring the Black Hills by Rapid Canyon Scenic Railway. They view canyons, waterfalls, and campsites, with stops at Mystic and the Baptist Encampment, despite showers and mud. The trip highlights army at Fort Meade and rapid city offices.
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Belle Fourche
Spearfish
Black Hills
Editora
F. A. Martin
Newell
Bturgis
Fort Meade
Rapid Canyon
Rapid Canon Scenic Railway
Rapid River
Hilla
R. McKelyla
Mystic
Scenic Railway
Burlington
Baptist
Rapid City Commercial Club
J. H. O'Hara
Mingyas Rapid City
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Harty R. Landis
Tropica
Gerald Ia
W. A. Caldwell
Emmitt
Buffington
C. R. Buffington
John R. Clark
J. H. Freedline
Sidney
Battern
An- OO
Bueau
Fair Grounds
Mr. and
Mrs
Editors
Great Wheat
Comittee
Ley
Maga
Bonold
Sturgix
Deadwood
Rapid City
United States
Coolidge
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