Local social calendar highlights at Malvern gatherings
A series of social teas and dinners hosted by families including Mr. W. W. Tan Biee Thobias and Mrs. J. A. Cox, with fourteen guests at one home and extended circles attending in Malvern and surrounding areas. Attendees include Mrs. Phillips of Glehwood, Misses Awala Caudell, Hall, Sumers, and many others. Activities featured cards, lawn games, dancing, and evening refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Tan Biee Thobias
Ae Howe
de Eo Ke
Tie Reynolde
Billett
Mrs. Phillips
Glehwood Ware Wat
J. A. Gok
Datghtera
Grace
Wabheeta
Mika Ochalhis
Mise ‘Walker
Mies Kalukett
Miss Caldwell
Betty
Katherine Awala
Ocle
Velma Jean Caudell
Hester Hall
Margaret Ann Boitmann
Matis
Florence Bwoboda
Ruth McGord
Dorothy Galither
Geneva Bentt
Margaret Robbing
Mary Eilen Sumers
Blaine Dickersbach
Kelly Evans
Dudley Conner
Robert McCormick
Lawrence Lisle
Tom ‘Villa
Julisor Dashner
Donald
Ralph Lev
Lloyd Harmen
Paul Galliher
Donald Huey
J. A. Cox
Ae Guenta
Ed Nagel
Dorothy
Strahan
Roberta Gaston
Hastings
Ralph Perkina
Donald Robbins
Larssons
Walter Larsson
Eulilie
Malvern
Mra
Lord of
Omaha
Frank Lewis
Georgia DeVol
J. W. Mitchell
Frank True
Comne! Bluff
Maxine van Orsdel
Hamburg
Sarah Oy ‘Af Tabor
Donald Raines
Clifford Dillehay
Max Yreland
Harry Nelson
Ofeh
J. M. Steele
Margaret Lew
Markaret Lew
Leona Len
Mieses Marthe
Bilab
Bila
Rose
Josephine Ponton
Gertrude
Doris
Bother
Leona
Elizabeth Len
Martie
Agnes Meneche
Oscar Len
Wilford Haynes
Otto Brepold
Carl
Hebert
Broo Len
Richard
Paul Plumb
Anguat Pontowaesey
Honor Vets for Ideals Gugeler Memorial Day Sermon
Rev. Gugeler urged a realistic wartime attitude at the Memorial Day union service in the Methodist church. He warned against narrow nationalism, called for three goals toward peace, and cited World War costs to compare with church missions. He supported repeal of the eighteenth amendment and noted music by Barry and Mina Helen F. Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey
Gugeler
Methodiat
Barry
Mina Helen F. Jones
Baby dies in Iowa City funeral not yet set
Russell Fleming infant son of Mr and Mrs Hassell Fleming of Hmereon died yesterday in a hospital in Iowa City where he had been treated. Funeral arrangements had not been made at press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Fleming
Iowa City
James Harold
Hassell Fleming
Hmereon
Community Club in Session Thursday Discusses Local Issues
Members of the Mal yarn Community study group met at the community building Thursday evening to discuss problems ahead of the May meeting. President B. W. Salyers urged attendance at the Farmers Bankers banquet in Glenwood Friday. a committee to study Fourth of July celebration was named with O. A. Johnson as chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malyarn
Thurer
Grup
Glenwood
Bursan Otc
A. Johrson
Rae ‘Allen Wortman
Byington Pictures No Future in Patristic Address
Woodford R F Byington delivered the Decoration Day address in Malvern Community building during patriotic services. He warned Americans may be losing the ability to govern themselves and urged rebuilding law, ethics, and social morality with a renewed devotion to liberty and the pursuit of happiness as the nation’s patriotic objective. His forceful oratory drew sober reflection on crime, business morality, and generational attitudes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodford RF
Byington
Malvern
Betty
Jeannette Luther Chosen Mills County Corn Queen
At a Mills County 4-H club meeting in Malvern yesterday Miss Jeannette Luther was chosen to be Corn Queen and will receive a matching ceremony at the county event. The announcement reflects local youth involvement in 4-H activities and county pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Malvern
Jeannette Luther
Saa
Peta
Winners in W. C. T. U. Essay Contest Named
At a Malvern meeting the Women's Christian Temperance Union announced winners in the annual W C T U essay contest for Malvern grade pupils. Fourth through eighth grades participated. first and second honors were awarded in eighth and seventh grades, with topics on total abstinence, athletics, and healthful foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Christian Temperance Union of
Malvern
Atth
Sith
Margaret Ann Buttmang
Patsy Smith
Lenore Mansfeld
Betty Dandel
Irene Waller
Julia Jean Steele
Dorothy Blothower
Janet Bennet
Arista
Grede
Pupila
Herbert Stagdi
Glerrinelle Bixxere
Rugged Advice to Graduates Given by Dan Turner
Hon Dan W Turner of Combe provided commencement remarks at Malvern High for the class of 1933. He urged graduates to trust themselves, show moral courage, and be industrious, noting modern schooling surpasses that of Washington Franklin and Lincoln. Education and equal opportunity for all were emphasized as vital to civic duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Combe
Ethor
Tornet
GF Malvern High
Bubt
H. . Kincaid
Tarter
Turner
George Washington
Benjamin Franklin
Abraham Lincoln
White Cloud School News Bevyera Closing Year Fun
White Cloud School highlights mark a jubilant year end with a surprise teacher party for Mr. Atkinson and field trips. Lower grades toured Malvern facilities and elevators, while upper grades visited Glenwood bluffs and explored the State Institution. The trip emphasized art, weaving, chimes, and senior visits as students recover from a measles outbreak and resume activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AtsDeligious
Atkinson
Malvern Bakery
Malvern Mill
Malvern Cold Storage
Bluffs
Glenwood
Tnstitution
Wea
Ina Pilog
Serene
Othe’ Bryan
Ruth Summers
Gifford
Josephine Baldouter
Dously
Marvin Plburn
Marvin Pinas
Ifn
Dan
Cer Meath
Strahan Men Finish Crops at Will Wolfe Home
Twenty three men and boys with tractors worked at the Wolfe farm last Saturday to plant about thirty five more of corn. The work was coordinated by Robert Pollitt and Byverett Retherford. A large dinner was served by Mrs Wolfe and helpers. Kodak pictures were taken at noon. Participants included Kermit Hilyer and many neighbors and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Wolfe
Mr. Wolfe
Robert Pollitt
Byverett Retherford
Wolfes
Geo. Wedergulat
Malvern
Bundsy
B. G. Wedernqvist
John
Gene Bellknap
Avis Jones
Junior Cunningham
J. E. Congingham
Des Moines Sunday Reglater
Frank Johnson
Myre
Herbert Johnson
Cate Laughlin
Mya
Perry Hayes
Pat McColl
Vialtorn
Ray Allensworth
Allensworth
Sam Mille
Billy Ver Ojty
Lewis Hambach
Bove
Beaq
Strahan Ladies Union Meets at Church May 23
The Strahan Ladies Union held a regular meeting at the church with Mrs Will McCain and Mrs Fern McCain as hostesses. A short program followed the business session including a solo by Mrs Frank Siteele. Ice cream cake and coffee were served. Next meeting set for June 7 at the church with Mrs Fred Newill and Mrs Harry Biccofster as serving committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strahan Ladies’ Union
Will McCain
Fern McCain
Frank Siteele
Chuych
Fred Newill
Harry BicCo Ifster
Steete and Nelson to Buy Grain Here
J J Steete with Altert Nelson form a partnership and reopen the Kayton elevator to buy all kinds of grain Breela will manage the business. Details note local social visits with families and chicken pox confinement at the Bolton and Achenbach homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steete & Nelson
J. J. Steete
Altert Nelson
Melivern
Kayton
Breela
Two Liquor Cases Before Whitfield
In Whitfield’s office on Wednesday two liquor cases appeared before the magistrate. William Lee of Malvern was convicted of intoxication and sentenced to thirty days in the county jail. Lea, Steesems, had prior similar charges and caused public unrest during the offense. Fred Qushmen faced a charge of maintaining a mayor nuisance. after counsel and County Whitney Gilliland, he was bound over to the fall term in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Whitfeld
Wiliam Lee
Malvern
Lea
Steesems
Fred Qushmen
Whitney Gilliland
Bond
Deputy Sheriff Leads At Trot Glenwood In County Seat
Deputy Sheriff S V Cooter accompanied Mr Gillilland and a boy named Lee as they traveled to the county seat along Trot Glenwood road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif S. V. Cooter
Glenwood
Mr. Gillilland
Lee
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Dan Turner
White Cloud School News
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Walter Angus
David
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Little Sandy-Logetan
Bhenandosh
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L. J. Chinn
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Ellya Chinn
Kansas City
Mra. J. J. Wilson
Whitfield
Ted
County Abstract Co
Turnant
Fred Newell
Ray O. Lathrop
Hendersas
O. R. Hyde
J. H. Beckwith
Qatt
North Malverd
Cat Landis Hardware, Agtt
J. W. Dolph
Haatings
Art Jenkins
Emerson
City Meat Market
Otis Lewis
Bath
Nancy Hall
Carl Holden
White Eagle Oil Station
Dale Kline
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Steele & Nelson
F. J. Steele
Hampshire
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