Local News of Malvern Week in Review
Malvern residents share a busy spell of visits and travels across Iowa Nebraska and Minnesota. Activities include family gatherings farm trips to White Lake Ames and Council Bluffs, extended visits in Minnesota and California, plus several trips to Denver Denver? and Colorado. Local figures like Mrs. Friecde, Mr. and Mrs. Durbin, and Mrs. Beattie are noted among numerous cousins relatives and friends visiting or staying with kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Anchor
Grart
Forrest Kirby
Bev Hamilton
Camp Brewster
Kate Randereon
Helen Ann Steteston
Ira Carter
Joe
Charles Morford
Richard van Horne
Blanche Hammond
Fred Durbin
White Lake
Nebraska
Dakota
Lloyd Short
Roy Caudel
Hopkins
Fred Buttmann
Grant, Neb
Verne Dunn
Estes Park
Salt Lake City
Washington
Guy Kunce
Loveland
Colp
C. L. Kunce
T. J. Gourley
Willisea Jet
Lloyd Landis
Council Bluffs
Merlin Smith
Dodge Park
Sesson
Mineola
Charley Kucera
Frank Hertz
LaCrosse
Wis
T. A. Wilbur
Jess Wilson
Susie Mullins
John Mullins
Kansas City
Lee Nuebert
Overland Park
Kan
Susie Nagel
Wilson
Clarence Nagel
Howard Johnson
Ray Marion
Omaha
Howard Kayton
Ray Hilton
Hamburg
Saga
Geo. Litjedahl
Minnesota
Dakotas
Dan Seaton
Paul Beaton
Mere
EB. C. Beaton
Malvern
Carl Corr
Ned
Pear Sidney
Carl Fortney
Decebur Joyce
Eldoredo Springs
Will McCain
Hey McCeja
Malecka
Gilbart McColl
Junior MecCain
Hoy God
Bungay
Zeno Hess
Anee
Lorraine Hines
Leon
Wals
Eed
Mere Feesk Steele
Geo
Neighbors report summer changes and local notices
Carson merchants plan Thursday kittenball games at the high school and will close shops at 5 p.m. to gain daylight. Harper Dorsey’s Juniper crab tree blooms in eight clusters per branch near Greenfield. Hoboes gather August 21 at Britt for a king selection. Anderson backs a $12,000 concrete gym auditorium with a stage for about 300. Sidney American Legion auxiliary names Erma Faye Hatten rodeo queen for August 15 to 18.
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Carson
High Echoef
Harper Dorsey
Mr. Dorsey
Greenfield
Britt
Anderson
Sidney American Legion Auxiliary
Erma Faye Hatten
Strahan Sunday School Picnic Friday at Red Oak Park
The annual Sunday school picnic will be at Red Oak Park Friday with attendees asked to meet at the church by 11 a.m. The Cadillacs and Fords contest concluded last Sunday, won by the Fords, and a reminder to bring picnic baskets. Garden club meeting postponed to Friday Aug 4 at Mrs. Carl Erickson’s home.
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Anneal
Red Oak
Cadillacs
Fords
Garden Club
Carl Erickson
Cult-Vision Tractor Shown Here By Kunce Nelson Malvern
The newest small tractor, nicknamed the Cult-Vision, was showcased in Malvern Saturday by Kunce and Nelson showing an offset Farmall A. Weighing 1700 pounds, it shifts weight to unplowed ground, aimed at replacing one horse team for small farms and capable of plowing, disking, harrowing, cultivating, planting, hauling or acting as a power take off. Priced around 495 to 615 dollars depending on model, it competes with Allis Chalmers, John Deere and Ford machines newly released last year.
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Malvern
Kunce & Nelson
International Hartetter
Iteht
Ford
Allie Chalmers
John Deere
Mon
Allis Chalmers
Bentons Move Into Remodeled Home On Highway 34
Mr and Mrs Hurb Benton moved this week into their newly remodeled home on Highway 34 presenting a large modern country residence. The frame construction features spacious rooms and a new bath and aims to enhance comfort and convenience with planned landscape work to beautify the grounds.
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Hurb Benton
Highway 34
Bentons
WILLS WRITES OF MORAL REARMAMENT AT HOLLYWOOD BOWL
Reporter Prank Wills describes a Moral Re-Armament gathering at the Hollywood Bowl attended by about 30 000 including deaf delegates from Chicago and abroad. The Oxford Group led by Dr. Buchanan preached moral rebirth as the path to world peace with diverse international speakers and a notable deaf section in the amphitheater.
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Prank Wills
West Coast
Mra. Samuelson
Chicago
Oxford
Dy. Buchanan
Tte
Beotland
Buchanan
Moralite Armanunl
Mie
Peters
Angeles
Religious notices and events from Malvern churches
Several local churches publish upcoming activities including baptisms and member reception at the Methodist church, a young people service at the Presbyterian church, an address by Willie King at Gammond Theological Seminary, a fourth quarterly conference led by Rev. W H Meredith, and services at St John Lutheran Church. Also planned are Walther League meeting, Dundee guest speaker Dr White on the next visit, Malvern young people social on the fifth Sabbath led by Robert Owen, and the Woman's Missionary Society meeting with Mrs J O Laird as leader.
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Methestist Church
Presbyterian Chrch. Ang
Willie King
Gammond Theological Seminary
Methodist
Mgr. King
W. H. Meredith
4 H Poultry Club to Show 200 Birds at Mills County Fair
Mills county 4-H Poultry Club plans to exhibit 200 birds at the Mills County Fair on August 8 9 and 10 at Malvern. Members listed include Harold Morrical Raymond Morrical and others with Barred Rocks Wyandottes Buff Orpingtons New Hampshire Reds Leghorns Rhode Island Reds White Rocks.
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Mills County Poultry 4-H Club
Mills County
Malvern
Cockle Doodle Do Poultry Club
Harold and
Raymond Morrical
Wyandottes
Buf Orpingtons
Dwayne Zimmers
Buff Orpingtons
Broilers
Mary
Gene Seeger
New Hampshire Reds
White Rocka
June
Waunlla Powers
New Hampshire
Audrey
Darlene Mickelwait
Jack
Bob Buffington
Sidney Hasselqulat
Velma
Twyla
Virginia Chamberlain
Rhode Island
Barred Rocks
White Rocks
Bud Hertz
Harold Foy
Leghorns
Young People Union Meeting Sunday in Malvern Presbytery
The Malvern Young People’s Union will hold a Sunday meeting at the Presbyterian church from 7 to 8 p m The event is led by Robert Owen nephew of Myrtle Parker He has spoken at the Iowa State Council conference at Oskaloosa and conducted a daily Bible school at Hepburn The lesson The Trail of Many Fires will be presented by youth including Dorothy Liothower Wilma Lincoln Julia Jeanne Steele Willard Minkan Jim Evans Jim Hering Carolyn Hall Edith Brewer Anna Mary Frasier Harriet Tabbott A large turnout is hoped for
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Malvern
Presbyterian Church
Robert Owen
Misa Myrtle Parker
Iowa State Council of Religious Education
Oskaloosa
Hepburn
United Presbyterian Church of
Dorothy Liothower
Wilma. Lincoln
Julia Jeanne Steele
Willard Minkan
Jim Ekvans
Jim Hering
Carolyn Hall
Hope
Edith Brewer
Windom
Anna Mary Frasier
Harriet Talbott
Good Rains Benefit Mills County Crops And Weather
Strong electric storms Tuesday knocked out most transformers in Malvern and Glenwood, but overall damage was limited. Earlier rain last Wednesday night measured 1.35 inches over Mills County, aiding crops and cooling temperatures.
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Mills County
Malvern
Glenwood
Malvern Drops Close Game to Mineola
Malvern baseballers kept their record unblemished by losing 11 to 9 at Mineola despite a second inning spurt that produced seven runs. Mineola pitcher Lattehier struck out four, and Pon ton led Mineola with 11 hits as Glenwood blanked Farragut 6 to 0 and Treynor edged Wales 3 to 2 after Wales committed four errors and costly miscues.
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Malvern Baseballers
Mineola
Malvern
Tung
Abek
Lattehier
Moundsman
Ponton
Hatfield
Glenwood
Farrangt
Farragut
Williams
Treynor
Wales
Mills County Entrants Headed to Red Osk Show
Four Mills County horses will compete in the Red Osk horse show. About 50 blooded horses are expected from southwest Town counties. From Mills County come Max Shook of Malvern with his junior five-called horse Mac, James Beattie with two three year old fillies Gorgeous Huesy and Like Dream, and Jadson McManigal of Glenwood with a pony class entry.
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Mills County
Max Shook
Malvern
Mac
James Beattie
Huesy
Jadson McManigal
Glenwood
Weather predicts fair warmer days for Mill County
Weather column forecasts fair and warmer conditions for Mill County with advice on wardrobe choices. Advertises affordable wash pants and fabrics, stressing comfortable fit with reliable sizing. Mentions upcoming community events at Tabor Hastings Malvern Silver City and Emercom, fall sales arriving, and guidance for young men headed for college.
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Mill County
Surulay
Tabor
Hastings
Hen- Horan
Malvern
Silver City
Emercom
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