Society News Highlights Bridge and Dinner Gatherings
The article lists numerous social events from last week including a breakfast honoring Mrs Donner with guests such as Mrs Roy Donner and Miss Gretchen Gidley, a dinner at Seaton’s with W W Aistrope and W D McCausland, a bridge party for Mrs Amos Paullin of Marshalltown, and a surprise party for Mrs Gleh Summers. Other items note a garden-planted supper, a dinner party in Omaha, and a birthday dinner for Andy Berkhimer with Rev Tebow’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Parsons
Donner
Roy Donner
Misa Mation Black
J. W. Miller
J. R. McClymona
J. C. Laird
Mary Jones
Hf. A. Deathorft
Sadie Mclntyre
Chas
Summers
F. R. Chantry
W. W. Aistrope
W. D. McCausland
Y. H. Seaton
Amos Paullin
Marshalltown
L. A. Barkus
L. R. Saat
Mra
L. W. Boehner
R. W. Salyers
W. Mansfeld
Gleh Summers
The
Bridge Club
Malvern
Me. Spadden
Ruhl
Ft. Myers
Florida
Fair Directors Dinner Picnic at New Pavilion
Mills County fair directors and their wives plan a picnic and meeting tonight at the new pavilion on the fair grounds. Agenda includes use of the grounds and fair arrangements for August 12. Premium lists are published. Secretary Albert Hyzer says most major exhibition plans are nearly complete. Edward Anderson visits Red Oak relatives. Wil Black from Salt Lake City visits Crawford kin while Mrs Black visits sisters in Crawford.
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Mills County
Albert Hyzer
Wil Black
Salt Lake City
Utah
C. W. Black
Marion
Growth of Banking Education at American Institute
Denver report says American Institute of Banking shows rapid educational growth among bank employees. Twelve years ago 80 study chapters. now 208. Enrollment rose from 11,000 to 45,000, a 300 percent increase. Graduates near 14,000.
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Denver
Colo
American Institute of Banking
Efort
American Barkers Association
Future of Banking Demands New Roles and Education
Rudolf Hecht of the American Bankers Association warned that a larger scale branch banking system will transform American banking. He urged the industry to develop new conceptions and administrative methods, expand education, and address social responsibilities as banks adapt to group operations.
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United States
Rudolf 8. Hecht
Economic Policy Commission
American Bankers Association
American Institute of Banking
Hecht
Konjola Promises Renewal for Lincoln Man
Lincoln resident Dan Bishop testifies Konjola eased years of stomach trouble and gas pains and rheumatism. After four to eight weeks, he reports better appetite and ability to eat foods previously avoided. The medicine is sold at S Clam's store in Malvern and by major druggists in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Bishop
Konjola
P. Street
Lincoln
Malvern
S. Clam
West Side
Mills County Budget Estimate Notice Meeting August 7 1980
The Mills County Board of Supervisors will meet August 7 1980 at 1 00 p m in Glenwood Iowa to discuss a proposed budget estimate of expenditures. Taxpayers may appear for or against the measure as presented and reviewed during the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervicors
Mills County
Iowa
Glenwood
Malvern
Real Estate Transfers Recorded April 1930 in Mills County
Record of instruments filed with the Recorder and Clerk of the District Court of Mills County Iowa from April 18 to April 25 1930. Transactions include Arch Clay to Dale McClore and others, Sheriff to Travelers Insurance Co, Inna St Sav Bank to T A Candle, and Glenwood Cemetery deeds. Also notes on county fair expansions and a push to ban questionable games and cheap shows at state fairs.
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District Court
Milla County
Iowe
R. J. Dagting
Arch Clay
Dale McClore Cw
Bec
O F. Edie
Audrey M. Kerns
W. D
Sheriff Mills Co
Travelers Ins. Co
Inna St. Sav. Bank
T. A. Candell
Ww. di
V. C
Strahan‘s Add
Malvern
Clyde Rhoads
Admi
Sarah B. Dike
Gordon's Add
Glenwood
Cecil M. Baughman
Wm. L. Gammon
Albert Marshall
Glenwood Cemetery
Nebraska
Woodward Enterprise
Crime as a social cost and public indifference
An analysis argues crime is fueled by economic neglect and public sloth, noting a 13 billion dollar annual crime bill. It contends criminals are effectively paid by society, and voter apathy allows legislatures to add laws while homicide and conviction rates remain alarming.
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Fleenttc
Underworld
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Clarence Watten
Honor Hirthday
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Fr. Tebow
Mbps
Margaret Berkhimer
Ralph Thompson
Arthur Trively
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Jeane Conningham
Dorothy Boehner
Jeane Cunningham
Elizabeth and
Hartiett Beattie
Malvern Dry Cleaners
Zelma Fletcher
Praia
Edward Anderson
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