Beautiful Garden Flower Show Shines Despite Weather
Malvern Garden club held a Tuesday flower show in the Community Building basement with 77 entries and many displays. The program featured music and an oration Why Should Clubs Federate by Mrs. A. E. Cook, with refreshments served afterward. Dale Kline judged, awards honoring numerous residents and clubs including Mrs A A Benton, Mrs Otto Kline, Miss Marion Diack, and Misa Marian Benton for a bird quilt. Junior club work and an Audubon bird quilt were also highlighted.
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Malvern Garden Club
A. E., Cook
Givens
State Federation
Red Osk
Randolph
Tabor
Malvern
Dale Kline
L. D. Fletcher
Sweet Williams
W. H. Miller
C. C. Knight
H. T. Beattie
Misa Marian Benton
Mre
le W. Roehner
Maatlas Moth Club Meeting Notices and Hosts
The W P M meeting for the Moths at the church will gather Friday afternoon in June at 9380 with host Mire Workman and Mrs Rokrbaugh. The event follows an earlier arranging schedule and announces steps for the session.
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W. P.M
Odiat
W. P. Workman
Mre Rokrbaugh
Bacial Social Pae Bok Elbarty Association Event
An incomplete OCR fragment notes a local association event with unclear date and participants. The readable items reference a group called Bacial Social Pae Bok Elbarty and a planned event in Bay. Further details are unavailable in the legible text.
Fred Borene Leads With Garden Products This Season
Fre Borene of Malvern exhibited several chest specimens from his vegetable garden on Tuesday morning. He displayed large new potatoes and kota early peas that look especially palatable this time of year ready for hungry vegetarians. Borene's products are the earliest of the season on record.
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Fre Borene
Malvern
Epworth Leaguers Rally for Institute in Glenwood Park
About forty Epworth Leaguers from Silver City Welby Chapel Hart ing Malvern gathered at Malvern Methodist Church for a pot luck supper and rally. Arthur Luther led the program with talks by Lawrence Martin Harold Gait Roy Felt and Rev C W Cooper. 82 Leaguers from two districts planned to attend the Institute at Glenwood Lake Park June 23 29, potentially a record.
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Epworth
Silver City
Wealey Chapel
Hart+ Ings
Malvern
Eoming Epworth League Institute
Glenwood Lake Park
Arthur Luther
Wesley Chanel League
Institute
Lawrence Martin
Hastings
Institute Sporta
Harold Gait
C. W, Cooper
Wenleywood
Roy Y. Felt
Randolph
Council Bluffs
Clarinda
Paul H. Hicks
4-H Clubs Banquet at Glenwood June 8
The event invites all past and new 4-H members and volunteers to the Baptist church in Glenwood at 1 PM on June 8. Speakers include P Reed, Farm Bureau and Extension Service figures. a 50 cent reception is planned with tables for 150 and a program theme Tana. Report to the Farm Bureau office to attend.
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The
Baptist Church
Glenwood
P. Reed
Farm Bureau Office
Rudolph Hopp
Mills County Farm Bureau
Bert Hyger
P. FP. Reed
Ames
Shorkge
Bernley Gaudell T. Wo
George Rosenfeld
U.S
Mary WW. Rathke
New Car Models Unveiled by Mie Ply Ni Soir Peer Powma
Four new car models debut as Powma unveils lines from Mie Ply Ni Soir. The event showcases advanced features and pricing details, drawing attention from industry observers and potential buyers.
More Patriotism is Needed in Times of Peace Says Wear
Representative Otha D. Wearin urged renewed patriotism during peacetime in a Decoration Day address at the Malvern Community building. He warned of an “invisible government” of non legislative groups weakening democracy and urged citizen sacrifice and active government engagement. The event featured martial bands, choir, readings, a Gettysburg Address, and a cemetery program with flags, songs, and salutes.
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Otha D. Wearin
Malvern
Mr. Wearin
Mr. Wearth
William Aubrey
Austin Aubrey
Glenwood
George Davis
W. M. Moore
Pacific Junction
Roy Shaul
Bert Shaul
Strahan
Knop Band
June Fickel
Paul Mulholland
Mr. We Are Palters
Milton Summers
W. Black
A. Ring
John Suits
Harry Hammons
American Legion
George Hitton
Ruth Hummel
Lincoln
Andrew Ronrbaugh
American Legion Auxiliary
Kaop Band
Kaop
President Calls Meeting of Malvern Community Club Tonight
The Malvern Community club holds a meeting this Thursday evening in the basement of the Community building. EW Knight, the president, has eased the gathering to discuss summer activities and urges all members to attend for important business.
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Malvern Community Club
EW. Knight
Knight
Mills County Herds Lead in Production
In Mills County May counts show 605 cows across the Mills Montgomery sow testing association in April. Reported averages include 125 pounds milk and 23 pounds butterfat per cow, with two top cows: Glenwood Feeble Minded Institution, a Grade Holstein yielding 1912 pounds milk and 76.5 pounds butterfat, and Tyler Bros. cow Leno with 2062 pounds milk and 67.7 pounds butterfat. High herds list include C. W. Davies, R. K. Henderson, Glenwood Feeble Minded Institution, Rex Davidson, and Harold Strom as tester, with herd sizes from 7 to 83 cows and varying milk and butterfat averages.
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Mills-Montgomery Sow Testing Association
Glenwood Feeble Minded Institution
Iba
Tyler Bros
C. W. Davies
P. D. Guernsey
R. K. Henderson
Guernsey
Rex Davidson
Harold Strom
Salyers Buys Blue Front Building
George F. Salyers purchased the Blue Front restaurant building and moved it yesterday onto his lot across the street beside the Malvern Tire shop, now occupied by Mills County Nash company. He may lease it for a restaurant. The move sparked local questions about street placement.
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George F. Salyers
Malvern Tire
Mills County Nash Company
Matin Street
North Pole Frigidity at Cold Storage New Ice Cream Plant
A readable account of Cold Storage's new ice cream plant detailing the production start, cooling process, and multi door freezing storage. It describes the manufacturing flow from cream entering the plant to chilling in a sequence of temperature controlled rooms and the final storage in ultra cold conditions.
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North Pole
Nome
Alaska
America City
Ant
Arctics
Malvern Cold Storage Company
Teror
Bertween
Mille County
Bobatarg
Sara
Nozleet
Guyllous
Mills County Fair prepares for 55th event with new broadcast plan
The Mills County Fair executive committee has lined up a three day program August 3 4 5 featuring Dan Desdunes band 4 H clubs and livestock and sewing exhibits. Planned innovations include judges stand and grandstand broadcasting with microphones and amplifiers. Harness racing track events run each afternoon along with hall games and local teams. Premium lists are being printed and ads solicited. The fair is billed as one of the state's oldest associations and likely one of its best ever.
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Mills County
Jncal
Masons Bid Farewell to Rohrbaugh and Paullin
The local Masonic lodge held a farewell meeting for A. J. Rohrbaugh and A. R. Paullin as they depart for new fields of labor. Dr Henry D. White spoke on his Siam missionary work, followed by short talks from Rev. Paul Hicks and others. An appetizing luncheon and social hour concluded the gathering.
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Masonic Lodge
A. J. Rohrbaugh
A. R. Paullin
Henry D. White
Siam
Paul Hicks
EM Springer
Leonard Williams
Notice to Lot Owners at Liberty Cemetery
Notice to lot owners due to extra labor and danger of shipping stems with mower, cemetery gasoclution has decided to sink well markers rush with ground. If any lot holder or family please notify promptly. Aire 3. O Houner Seey
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Houner
Seey
First National Declares Fifteen Per Cent Dividend
The First National Bank of Malvern will distribute 31 000 as a fifteen percent dividend among its former depositors this week. Ford Kruse, representing receiver H J Spurwar, notes this is the third dividend and brings total refunds to about 55 percent. More assets remain to be collected to refund loans.
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First National Bank of
Malvern
Ford
Kruse
H. J. Spurwar
Contract let for new theater building
The contract was awarded this week to Henry M. Jensen of Cornell Bluffa for a brick theater and pantatorium. Mrs. W. HH Mason and L. D. Fletcher own adjacent lots and will build a unified front with Fletcher’s 12 by 40 foot south section and Mason’s 30 by 96 foot north section. The plan includes a 14 by 19 lobby, a 14 by 19 north room, a store room, and a 30 by 47 main auditorium with a back-stage 19 by 18 foot area with wings. Completion is due by September 15.
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Henry M. Jensen
Cornell Bluffa
W. HH
Mason
L. D. Fletcher
Mr. Fletcher
Mrs. Mason
Hutchings Visit Highlights Malvern Trip
Oo. B. Hutchings and wife of Los Angeles have been in the county for two weeks visiting relatives and handling business. Over Sunday they stayed as guests of his brother LR Hutchings. He runs a large fruit and package wrapper printing plant in Los Angeles. He notes good crop conditions on his nearby farm and comments on local mud roads. They plan to drive home next week via the northern route, visiting Black Hills and national parks, taking about a month for the trip.
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O. B. Hutchings
Los Angeles
Cali
LR. Hutchings
Hutchings
Rantdolph
Silver City School Board Names New Faculty for Year
At a recent school board meeting Herbert Leldahl of Decorah was elected high school coach for the coming year. Marie Tooman of Jamesville was chosen for the fifth and sixth grades. The new hires complete the faculty. Faculty includes High school superintendent Carl W. Rose eyach, Herbert Leiduht, and Miss Fae Borg. Seventh and eighth grades are taught by Miss Genevieve Spellering. Fifth and sixth by Missy Marie Toaman. Third and fourth by Miss Praneta Burgolu and first and second by Miss Margaret Maurice.
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Silver City
Herbert Leldahl
Decorah
Marie Tooman
Jamesville
Carl W. Roseeyach
Herbert Leiduht
Fae Borg
Genevieve Spellering
Missy Marie Taoman
Praneta Burgolu
Margaret Maurice
Silver Grange Meets Tonight With Planned Programs
The Regular meeting of Silver Grange Patrons of Eyshyndry will be held this Thursday at their ball in Balfour. The program will be in charge of Plaza Mes Richardson and will include the children's program. Members are urged to attend despite weather.
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Silver Grange
Eyshyndry
Balfour
Plaza
Richardson
Steed
One Hundred Five Graduate From Our Rural Schools
Rural school exercises in Mills County drew 105 graduates at the Glenwood Methodist church under County Superintendent Mary W. Rathke. The program listed entrance, salute to the flag, invocation, address by Clara M. Wallace, and award and diploma presentations to many named graduates across townships and schools.
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Mills County
Glenwood
Mary W. Rathke
Moving to Lincoln for University Freshman Year
The message notes that Mr and Mrs C B Dayig will move to 1860 Prog pect street, Linegla, Nebraska this week for their child Martily who will begin as a sophomore at the University next fall. They plan to send most of their car to Mackatuga by rail.
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Bir
C. B. Dayig
Linegla
Nebr
Martily
Actuel Pest
Kacatluga
Welal
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Pontes
Mre. A
Paraone
Winchell
Tria
Marion Diack
Mra. A. E, Cook
A. A. Benton
Ing
W. D. McCausland
Misa Mary Jones
Columbines
Mrs. J
Fickal
Jessa Ball
A. W. Foster
I. A. Parsons
Maatlas
Pae Bok Elbarty Sasooiation Wal Bold
Aasuel
Phonla
Fred Borene
Epworth Leaguers
Millis County
Association
Salyers
Mills County Fair
Dan Desdunes
Omaha
Masons
Rohrbaugh
Paullin
First National
W. H. Mason
Oo. B. Hutchings
Hilzabeth
America
Clara M. Wallace
Noto Mal
Des Molnen
Anna Desehler
Marjorie Donner
Pauling Nipp
Fred Inman
Robert Maher
Violace Richardson
OL Maxine Shaw
Walter Thieschafer
Violet Edie
Marian Kruse
Dorothy Sperry
Anderson Townalilir Benton
Darlena Crawford
Donald Leu
Maxine Leu
Harry Stromberg
Vickerell
Leslie Anderson
Joe Robbins
Center Township
Iarber
Ellen Jena
Hilladale
Ernest Buch
Howard Seeger
Lucile Thieschafer
Little Brick
Edna Hathach
Bilver
Elaine Gilbert
Deer Creek
Douglas
Cora Huntemen
Centre ‘Smn
WiMasing Aert
SAB Union
Francia Maher
Patrick Maher
Glenwood Township
Goheen
Franklin Kler
Rosa Kler
Ray Ling
Irwin Stone
Robert Walker
Williams
Loiselle Gilmore
Lorna Stacy
Wiliam Braey
Tidian Creek
Fairview
Harold Nelson
Gohden
Willan Bowman
Carl Lea
Bila Panton
McClain
Paulina Edie
Dorothy Parker
Similan
Hazel Nelson
Mittin Nelson
Tagralian Tawnship
Mt. Vernon
Monty Jenkel
Iria Partin
Osborn Valley
Dorothy Howard
Pleasant Hi — Lucile Mintle
Paul Shaighter
Prairie Creek
Thelms Burger
Lyons Township
Oak
Earlly
Kin Grove
Franklin Johnson
Pauline Maxwell
Walnut Grove
Marie Hubbell
Wrights
Verris Hubbell
Rosy Leo Elis
Oak Township
Marylin Petersen
Kimo Wilcox
Gowen No
Mary Pullenswider
B—Trene Bothwell
Mildred Johns
Clarice Mayberry
Hetul
Vera Bendt
Elgin Rohrbere
Olive Brandt
Henry Thiexhhafer
Walter Thiesehafer
Oak Bluty
Herbert Anderson
Ruth Anderson
Arnlm Young
Sant Holan
Anna Deitchier
John Schoening
Ormand Schoening
Vogler
Rudolph Bichel
Ralph Masa
Pauline Nipp
West Liberty
Irwin Butterfield
Elsie Yohs
Fred Luman
Platteille
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