This Week in Mitts County Hensont Farm Tee Styling
The Leader reports a quirky attempt at tee styling at Harold Heeter farm with new simple designs. Freeman notices odd packaging beside content and readers donate to servicemen, totaling 492.30 for 230 needs. Donations include Mrs BE HM Old Hastings 2, W A Cape Glenwood 1, Ray Hatfield Emerson 1, Alta Tennant Malvern 2, Sgt Dever Knight North Africa 6.
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Hensont
Harold Heeter
Freeman
Gifta
Aftica
Devere Knight
Anohytions Friends
BE. HM. Old
Hastings
W. A. Cape
Glenwood
Ray Hatfield
Emerson
Alta Tennant
Malvern
Sgt
North Africa
Restaurant to Open Here Next Tuesday
Hungry talk in Malvern reports the Taylor Sandwich Shop will reopen next Tuesday after closure last Saturday. Wilma Schultz, a home economics graduate, has taken over and is enthusiastic about the new enterprise following Maurice Taylor leaving for a position with the Ferry Marge Seed Co.
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Malvern
Taylor
Maurice Taylor
Mr. Taylor
Ferry- Marge Seed Co
Wilma Schultz
The
Hom Economics de
Funeral services for Anderson Kirby Friday at Mane Field
Funeral services for Anderson Kirby, 70, who died June 1 at Clarinda, will be held Friday at 2 30 p m at Mane Field Funeral Home. He was the son of Forrest Kirby of Malvern.
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Anderson Kirby
Clarinda
Manefield
Kirby
Forrest Kirby
Malvern
Five Young Men Fallen Honor War Memorial Day Service
Heatings community honors five local men who died serving their country at Memorial Day services. Includes dedication of a mineral cross at the cemetery and brief life sketches of the fallen, starting with Pvt Everytie A. Findley born Oct 14 1923 who served in the 268th unit and was killed in the Africa campaign. Continued on page Five.
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Hastings
Pvt
Everytie A. Findley
Claude
Ketha Pindley
Get
Rosalle
Neb
268Th
Tut. Co
Iin
Camp Clatborny
Tn Irland
Wetion
Africa
la Tart
Algeria
Mills County Faces Heat Wave From Summer Weather
Summer heat grips Mills County as heavy storms pass through bringing high temperatures. Rainfall appears minimal but heavy humidity increases discomfort and concerns for outdoor activity and power use this week.
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Mills County
Areo
Memorial services dedicate community honor roll here
Memorial Day observances at the community building and cemetery featured the dedication of the town’s new honor roll for current war service. Ray W. Jones presented the tribute on behalf of the Harry Hammons post of the American Legion and Aut Ulary. Rev. L. C. Hall delivered the address and local musicians provided stirring patriotic music.
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Wes
Ray W. Jones
Harry Hammons
American Legion
L. C. Hall
United Nations
Harriet Talbott
Legionnaires
Leflo
Rally Day Mobilizes 4-H Girls for War Effort
Malvern Mills County 4-H clubs held Rally Day on May 28 to launch the summer program and mobilize rural youth for the war effort. Officers elected include Lorraine Bruce Hastings Hustlers president De Joris Kelley vice president Ernestine Neill Silverettes secretary treasurer and Mery Clipson Loyal Lerslea historian. Guest speaker Frederic Duutmler Shenandoah discussed American life versus other lands. Baby Lounge girl extension director Loungetrest was made honorary member of Mille County 4-H Cubs.
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Malvern
Mills County
Lorraine Bruce
Hastings Hustlers
de- Joris Kelley
Ernestine Neill
Silverettes
Mery Clipson
the Loyal
Lerslea
Frederic Duutmler
Corelga
Drift Whar
County Extension
Mille County
Death of Mrs R J Tennant at Fergus Falls Mian
R A Tennant was called to Fergus Falls last week by the death of his mother Mrs R J Tennant who died Friday evening at her daughter's home. Funeral services were held Monday at Indianola and burial was at Mt Ayr. Mrs Tennant lived in Indianola many years and had gifted in Malvern occasionally.
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R. A. Tennant
Fergus Falls
Mian
R. J. Tennant
Indianola
Mt. Ayr
Service Flag Dedication at St Johns Dutheryn Church
The St Johns Dutheryn congregation six miles northeast of Malvern dedicated a service flag during Memorial Day services last Sunday. The flag bears nine blue stars for the nine young men from the congregation serving in the armed forces: Herbert Pontow, Carlheu, Donald Kou, Marvin Pontew, Otta Byeh, Albert Selpolg, August Pontow, Lester Knop, and Bruno Leu. The flag was presented by the Waiter mine the YOU people's organization.
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Fgg
St. Johns Dutheryn
Malvern
Herbert Pontow
Carlheu
Donald Kou
Marvin’ Pontew
Otta Byeh
Alsbert Selpolg
Pontow
Lester Knop
Bruno Leu
YOU People's Organization
Am Bokar
Six Selest Leave for Army From Ft Des Moines
Six selectees left Monday for a training center at Fort Des Moines as part of early Army induction efforts. The youths departed with modest ceremony and were accompanied by relatives and local officials.
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Bix
Ft. Des
County Reports Memorial Day Licenses Boost Tax Fees
County Recorder Hattie Brown reports April hunting and fishing license sales totaling 71 and 44 respectively, with fees of 1 129 509 dollars. May sees a spike before Memorial Day with 103 hunting and fishing licenses and 129 fishing licenses, pausing to 281n dollars in fees. June brings a boom with licenses issued for Elmer Lawrence Jackson and Jean Maria Anderson, plus Clyde Owen Davis and Esther LaVerne Jose. Road graveling projects wrap up and blacktop repairs advance on sections south of Pacific Junction and Malvern. Pat Morgan assists the county treasurer typing tax forms for next year’s payments.
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Hattie Brown
Juno
Lcenses
Ofice
Clerk of Courts
Ward Slothower
Elmer Lawrence Jackson
Jean Maria Anderson
Malvern
Clyde Owen Davis
Percival
Esther LaVerne Jose
Nebraska City
Pacific Junction
East Mills
Pat Morgan
Glenwood
Red Cross Finishes County Dressing Quota
County Red Cross workers completed their 9 000 large surgical dressings quota and will now supply 60 percent of wartime dressings used by armed forces. The county plans 30 000 small dressings and 9 000 4x4s. a storm damaged the work room, but repairs were made and operations resumed.
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Red Cross
Sprajec
W. M. Hiett
Np Stooal
Halimar
Malvern Trust & Savings Bank
Busy two weeks for County Sheriff as crimes and crashes rise
Sheriff Bob Moore faced a surge of furgor crime and highway accidents. He escorted four Glenwood children from neglect to the State Juvenile Home in Toledo. A Red Oak man, Joe Cox, sideswiped a truck on Highway 34, then crashed into a utility pole with minor injuries and no charges filed.
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Bob Moore
Glenwood
Toledo
Margaret Ann
Dickie Lee Perry
Roger Dean
Dorie June Sureber
Perry
Dicky Lee
Sherif Moore
Highway 34
Joe Cox
Red Oak
Betton
Cox
Thelma Coleman
Dane Lurber
Dixon Transier ¢ Truck Co
Akron
State Guard Seeks More For Training
State Guard officers from Miller county urge stronger enlistment as the unit builds toward full strength before the annual encampment starting June 20 at Camp Dodge. Open to males over 17 who meet physical requirements, the guard lists recent enlistees and promises practical training, sports, recreation, and military studies to aid future armed service members. Capt. D. N. Barnett Lt. Russell Ridenour and Sgt. Fred Ewunkie invite interested young men to apply.
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State Guard
Ig Bow
Miller County
Camp Dodge
Richard Osterholm
Gele Miller
William Hood
Harald Hammera
James Wiley
Fred Johneau
Ralph Kreckiow
Marion Buges
John Lemonds
Archie Williams
Pets Williams
Merrill Moore
D. N. Barnett
Russell Ridenour
Fred Ewukie
Wind storm devastates Malvern with damaged trees and grain bins
A midweek wind storm struck Malvern and central Miller county around 2 am Tuesday. It toppled grain bins, shattered garages, uprooted elms and pines, and damaged homes, the school and business district including banks and stores. An Easterly wind line caused further damage to the Turcuer barn and nearby structures as rain waned.
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Milia County
Malvern
Burlington
Buss
Sam Walker
A. K. Piper
Elma
Andy Berkhimer
N. T. Beattie
Malvern Trust & Savings Bank
Malvern Fruit & Grocery
Fred Hall
Salyers
Turcuer
Turner
Taurus
Wye Lees Thiu An Fue
Notice to Apportion upkeep at East Liberty town
Notice to apportion maintenance responsibilities for East Liberty. On May day, funds or duties may be assigned to Jedena McPull treasurer or Mee Joe, with department oversight by the vesvetary.
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East Liberty
Jedena McPull
Joe
Depuer
Vesvetary
Mills county Urges Farm Labor Registration Amid Crisis
Mills county calls for help as farm labor needs rise during harvest. County Extension Director John Longstreet notes few registered on day one but stresses any help matters, even half days or evening chores. C F Kilpatrick directs countywide registration with Malvern excluded. registration available at the Farm Bureau office or Glenwood Armory.
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Mills County
John Longstreet
C. F. Kilpatrick
Glenwood
Malvern
Farm Bureau
Althouthe
Farm Bureau Ofive
George Dobney Dies Tuesday in Emerson Area
George William Dobney died at his home near Emerson after a long illness. He had lived in the Jone county area many years before moving to Emerson vicinity. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2:30 p.m. at Mansfield Funeral Home in Melvern, conducted by Rev. Peter Jacobs. Burial will be at Tabor.
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Jone
George William Dobney
Emerson
Dobney
Tabor
Emerson Vic Cinity
Mansfield
Melvern Baturday
Pater Jacobs
Infant Son of Mr and Mrs Charles Vinton Dies
Infant Roger Leo Vinton dies, funeral held at Raynor Funeral home Glenwood. Burial in Glenwood cemetery. Mother formerly dia Ctay, in Edmundson hospital recovering.
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Charles Vinton
Roger Leo
Raynor
Glenwood
Glenwood Cemetery
Dia Ctay
Edmundson Hospital
Rivet Driving Record Broken by Beaver H Span
Beaver H Span, former Baa erson resident, shattered the rivet driving record at Cullfords Stiltyards San Pedro. He drove 2,001 yards in eight hours and 24 minutes, surpassing the previous mark of 1,850 yards in eight hours eight minutes. A $600 prize was split among the crew as shipyards presented honors at California. Span previously worked at the Precaution at Ruerson, while his wife Mrs Span accompanies the tale.
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Beaver H. Span
Baaerson
Ln Rivet
San Pedro
Cull
California
Thay
Syuan
Catton MU Shipyards
Kitedso
Witte
Spann
Uate Precatytion
Ruersun
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