Ekers Banquet and County Election Results Highlight Races
Delegates assemble for tonight's Ekers Banquet as county primaries near. Official tallies linger, but preliminary figures show 1496 Republicans and 1418 Democrats casting votes. Contests focus on county attorney and governor races with Wm. H. T. Wellona defeating Woodford f Byington by about 160 votes and Dan W. Turner vying in Corning.
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Hauties
Wm. H. T. Wellona
Glenwood
Woodford F
Byington
Malvern
Dan W. Turner
Corning
Seventh Annual Farmers Merchants Banquet at Malvern
The seventh annual Farmers Merchants Bankers banquet will be held in the basement of the Malvern Community building with a varied program of speaking and entertainment. More than 200 are expected from advance ticket sales. The event starts at seven o'clock and features music dancing singing and surprise activities.
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Farmers, Merchants, Bankera
Malvern
Mills county vote highlights strong show for Colflean
The Mills county primary results show Colflean leading Glenwood and a strong Democratic showing, with Colflash sending congratulations to Mr Turner. In the congress race Otha YD's seat drew interest, while Word on district nominees includes Cramer ahead for representative and Wortman winning the Republican nomination. Harold Cheney and Allen Watts secure Democratic nods in local offices. Maurics Mayberry tops treasurer. Felsciman leads for sanity recorder. Overall turnout modest. Democrats gain slightly, Republicans slip marginally.
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James
Pearson
Shenandoah
Otha YD
Wearin
A. Tor
Interast
Cramer
Wortman
A. G. Cols
Em Traon
Anderson
Geo. W. Wilson
Hebert Hillyer
Harold Cheney
Guy Breeding
Nomines
Allen ‘Watts
Ray Weatherhead
Maurics Mayberry
Ralph’ Cox
H. Felsciman
Sanity
Glark, Mosher
A. M. Delevan
Pumbera
Repub
Moana
Aga. Mille
Murphy
Congress
Waloh
Congret
U. Uaf
Gor
Malvern High Holds 1824 Commencement Ceremony
Seventeen seniors received diplomas at Malvern High School Friday evening during the 1824 commencement. Principal Denise opened with an invocation as the glee club performed and Dr. Larimore presented the address. The speaker urged that thoughts lead to actions and habits shape character, then the seniors recited a hymn before the capstone moment.
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Amart Auits
Thors
Malvern High
J. W. Innes Baye
D. Denise
Malvern High School Class of 1984 Honors Listed
The Malvern high school commencement announced honors for the class of 1984. Citizenship medals went to Lorance Lisle and Margaret McCormick. four year scholarship averages included Lisle with 4.2, Brepulug and Me cavemen with high marks, Kathryn Board had an unusual one year score, and other graduates such as Jean Davis and Anneli Waller received notable recognitions at the service.
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Malvern High ‘School
Lorance Lisle
Margaret McCormick
Malvern High School
Frede Brepulug
Margaret Mecavemen
Kathryn
Attics
Ind
Jean Davis
Anneli “Waller
Ator
Auto Dealers of County Hear Hawking Thursday
Local auto dealers proceed with a Thursday meeting to discuss industry provisions and potential regulatory angles. Statements from county representative R. W. Sa] co outline key points and anticipated impacts on local businesses.
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le Couinty Auto Dealers
Fist
Sudden death of Bert Baker near Emerson leaves family
Bert Baker a well known resident of near Emerson died suddenly at his home on the J F Durbin farm Monday morning June 4 around 10:30. He had been active and planned to vote in Emerson when he fell ill and died of heart apoplexy. He would have marked his 58th birthday May 29. Survived by his wife a son Rev of Council Bluffs and a daughter Gertrude at home two grandchildren. Funeral held Wednesday at 2 pm at Corner Funeral home Amerson burial in North Grove cemetery.
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Bert Baker
Emerson
J. F. Durbin
Edgar Christy
Hastings
Baker
Hla Iftys
Aon
Rev
Council Bluffs
Gertrude
Funeral Home
Amerson
North Grove
Corn-Hog Workers Head to Des Moines
Corn-Hog workers travel to Des Moines for a scheduled event. Details from the fragment indicate a gathering or meeting related to labor or agriculture, with limited readable text about participation or outcomes. The source text is incomplete, but names or dates are not clearly established.
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Des. Moines
Rain Deluge Softens Mills County Fields
Plavina finally sent heavy showers Sunday breaking parched conditions across Mills County. Central Mills saw most rainfall with 1.79 inches in Malevera while other areas got lighter rains. More showers after a brief start, and cloudy skies continued Tuesday and Wednesday though effects aid pastures and corn more than crops.
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Plavina
Milla County
Central Mills County
Malevera
Meeting Planned to Plan Chinch Bug Control in County
County Agent Bruce M Kilpat announces a chinch bug control meeting for June 14. A representative from the Entomology Department will help conduct it. Mills County farms, especially southeastern areas, face damage as heavy chinch bug infestation grows this year.
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Bruce M. Kilpat
Fick
Pntomology , Department
Mills
Iowa
Sony Wide
Rural Graduates Get Diplomas At Service Here On Wednesday
The 107 eighth graders from Mills County rural schools were graduated Wednesday afternoon at the Malvern Community Building. One hundred seven received certificates of promotion. many awards for scholarship and attendance were given. Supt. Lee gave the address, and about 200 voices sang in the large rural school chorus, a program highlight. The building was crowded and ice cream was served after.
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Mills County
Malvern
Supt
Lee
Bls
Poppy Sale Nets $63.68 for Local Relief Work
The American Legion Auxiliary reports proceeds from a Poppy Sale on Saturday May 36 totaled 63.68 dollars, higher than last year. Funds support local relief efforts.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Lawrence Hall Receives Science Degree This Evening
Lawrence Hall son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Hel of Batvorn will obtain the science degree this evening. Hall attended the Quivbe schools and Malverk High School, where he excelled in football earning several honors. He finished his education at the OQuaba school and holds the O four times football award.
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Lawrence Hall
Alfred Hel
Batvorn
Quivbe
Bucholay
Baloneeris Gommerge
Hall
Oomaghools Oud
Malverk High School
Oquaba School
Wee Copsair
Lay Lee
Malvern Banquet Guests to Attend Evening Assembly
Malvern stores close at 6 30 pm and tickets for a farmers merchants bankers banquet will be sold at the door with noon reservations urged. George W Godfrey will address as assistant to Town state college president. Speakers include Ira Turner Wayne D Choate and O Rathka. A Saddle and Stirrup club basement setting, floor show, Ralph Birch orchestra, Melody Boys quartet and local performers provide a varied program.
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Malvern
Bankera
George W. Godfrey
Town State College
Godfrey
Ira Turner
Hast
Juga
Farmora
Rathka
Glenwood
Wayne D. Choate
Ralph Birch
Blyen
Melody Boys
Rachel Johnson
Marian Duno
Mable Jane Hall
Malvern Town Council approves bills and orders extra pump
Malvern's town council met after a tough primary election and approved bills over 900 dollars. They ordered a turbine pump for the new wells west of town, expecting quick shipment and installation. With both wells active the town could supply over 100000 gallons daily, far exceeding the normal 36000 needed.
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Malvern
Nee
Three Mills Students Join Beck Studios Pledge Event
Three Mills students took part in an annual pledge event at Beck Studios in Coup. Participants included Jane Coak Bethany and others, with an evening program that featured music and group activities, highlighting community engagement and student participation.
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Mills Soyity
Perligt of the Beck Studios
Yl Blutty
Jane Coak
Bethany
Ween Cid Baorknen Saeiwond
Participat
Mim
Fragmentary OCR Update on Local Event
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