Unusual campaign interest signals heavy Iowa primary vote
Voters in Mills County and across Iowa prepare for a heavy state primary with fierce Senate contests in both parties. In Mills County the county supervisor races in the first and second districts draw attention alongside a crowded Republican field for county offices. Democratic strength favors Wear over Gillette for the Senate nomination, but a convention may decide the winner if no candidate clears 35 percent. Major attention also centers on the crowded Republican bids for Congress and county attorney, auditor, and a Shunt recorder race. Polls open from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. with county officials guiding the process.
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Iowa
Mills County
U. S. Senate
Board of Supervisors
Otha D. Wearin
Guy Gillette
Wearin
W. 2. Byington
Malvern
Warry Hoffman
Glenwood
Byington
Republitan
Shunt “Recorder
Lsted
Howard Bayes Honored as Senior Class Representative
Howard Bayes son of Earl Bayes of Clarinda was chosen senior class representative at Clarinda high school's commencement program Friday evening. A former Malvern boy and grandson of Mrs. B. E. Bayes, he led the senior class, belonged to the honor society and student council, with Malvern friends proud of his activities and honor.
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Howard Bayes
Clarinda
Earl Bayes
Clarinda High School
Howard
Malvern
B. EB. Bayes
Vof
Reverend John Phillips Delivers Commencement Address
Thirty graduates of Malvern high school and 21 juniors joined a Friday commencement as Rev. John Phillips pastor of Omaha’s First Congregational Church delivered the commencement address. The event marked a auspicious start to the graduation exercises.
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Malvern High School
Lhfe
John Phillips
First Congregational Church of
Omaha
Early Harvest Teas and Potatoes Shown at Lender Office
Fred Borene delivered two large sacks of teas and potatoes to The Lender office, showcasing unusually large produce for the early season. Local gardens are thrifty and prospecting a generous harvest as vegetable raisers report good conditions.
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Fred Borene
Borene
Mills County Fair Moves to Glenwood for 1938 Show
The 1938 Mills County Fair and 4-H Achievement Show will relocate to Glenwood after the Glenwood Chamber of Commerce pledged 350 dollars and twenty businessmen promised 26 dollars each, totaling 850 dollars to cover show expenses. Malvern interests will underwrite premiums and entertainment, while plans call for livestock displays at the high school pasture and event spaces in a sale barn and the Armory. This marks the first county fair move from Malvern in 64 years, reflecting drought recovery and restructured support.
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Mils County
Glenwood
Wm. Slezak
D. G. Jamison
L. A. Hollingshead
Malvern
Glenwood Chamber
Weth Field
South Vine Street
County Faly
Drouth
Scouts to Participate in Court of Honor at Glenwood Tonight
Malvern boy scouts plan to take part in a county court of Honor at Glenwood tonight conducted by a district scout official. Merit badge and class awards will be made. The court of honor will be held every three months alternating between Malvern and Glenwood.
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Glenwood
Malvern
Rex York Becomes Gamble Store Manager In Plattsmouth
Rex York was placed as manager at the Gamble Store as Nansel Carlein resigned. York brings extensive merchandising experience from Gamble stores in Plattsmouth and Glenwood, while Mr and Mrs Carlson who lived above the store moved to Glenwood at the start of the week.
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Gamble
Rex York
Nansel Carlean
York
Plattsmouth
Glenwood
Carlson
Rural Malvern eighth grade commencement set for June 3
Community notes announce the Malvern rural eighth grade commencement on June 3 followed by the June 8 primary election. June 7 features the Ball Conservation Tour at CCCanp in Malvern while the Maysecute Court of Hivnor in Glenwood remains on June 8.
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Malvern
Court of Hivnor
Glenwood
Ball Conservation Tour Vlaria
Cccanp
Rural Schools to Graduate Class of 86 Friday Night
Rural schools will hold graduation exercises Friday evening at the Malvern Community building to honor 86 graduates. County Superintendent Amy Blammer will present diplomas and awards. Miss Hamers and others will receive special recognitions. The program includes preludes, a vesper, choir performances, and a parade of the wooden soldiers. Public seating is limited to capacity.
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AG Intel Cian
Malvern
Amy Blammera
Misa Hamers
Chide
Honedeton
Glenn Bouth
St John s Church to Celebrate Dual Anniversary Sunday
St John s Lutheran church six miles northeast of Malvern marks its 65th year of organization with a dual anniversary on Sunday June 6. The 10 30 a m service will be led by Rev O U Long of Rathervilly and the 2 p m service by Rev C J Dabker of Greanfield. Special music by the choir and former pastors attend. Rev O E Weiss is current pastor. Members urge friends to join the observance.
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St. John's Lutheran Church
Malvern
Ous Long
Rathervilly
C. J. Dabker
Greanfield
O. E. Weiss
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James Flatfiela
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Winnifred Calkins
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Hurtivay High Clive
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Mills County Fair
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Emerson School
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Ayia Warren
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Marko Backer
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