Malvern Area Socials and Marriages Highlight Local News
A flooded jumble of names notes weddings, bridge clubs, and social visits in Malvern and nearby Glenwood. Ruth Kier wed Charles Wisot in Plattsmouth with family witnesses, while the Wilson Hatchery worker Blothower family plans return home after a Minnesota honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Blothower
Mtv
J. G, Blothower
Wilson Hatchery
Minnesota
Airy
Blothover
Malvern
Seniors Entertain with Annual Class Play on Thursday
Benlora of Malvern High School presented Hold Everything in the Community building for the final time. A large audience endured the heat as the play followed Connie Morgan and Courtney Barret, played by Jean Davie and Dick Hyde, who fall in love while tangled with bank robbers. The production featured strong performances by Freda Breuning and others, though acoustics hindered many scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benlora
Malvern High School
Connie Morgan
Courtney Barret
Jean Davie
Dick Hyde
Freda Breuning
Ha Clay
James Beckwith
Aga Bartrelt
Beck
Ccle Caudell
Ethel Davis
Hester Hall
Kathryn Anderton
Hollywood
Steya
Andy
Malcolm Juelke
Lorance Lisle
Margaret McCormick
James Bummers
Misa Morgan
Busy Bee 4-H Club Meets at Ruby Powles Home
The Busy Bee 4-H Club held its last meeting at Ruby Powles home in Pacific Junction on May 38. After the business session plans were laid for the next meeting. Members sewed pillows that afternoon and refreshments were served as about 15 members attended.
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Busy Bee
Ruby Powles
Busy Bee Club
Ruby
Mez
County Election Returns Stir Glenwood Precincts
Voters from multiple parties packed Glenwood to meet officials as county wide tallies came in. County Auditor Shade and Deputy McPherron worked late in Malvern to finish counts from Henderson precinct, with Ward 2 timing unclear. Republicans noted desertions while Democrats celebrated a larger party vote than in 1982 primary.
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Milla
Glenwood
County Au Lor Shade
McPherron
Firet
Henderson
Malvern
Aegen
Clerk Greene reports June marriage surge in county
Clerk J Franklin Greene notes a sharp rise in June marriages as couples seek nuptials away from the county. He tallies the records and sees the month’s wedding activity picking up despite local business concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Franklin Greene
Greene
Postponed real estate sale in county likely Monday
Fragmented OCR notes indicate a postponed real estate sale in the county with bidders expected. The item mentions a wait for a real estate offer and uncertainty about the exact date, suggesting delays in a local auction or sale process.
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County
Nes
Debt Council to Aid Refinancing for Iowa Farmers
The Iowa Farm Debt Advisory Council was formed to help farmers facing unmanageable debts. Governor Clyde L. Herring and the federal government back the effort, with conciliation boards in each county and an executive secretary, M. L. Bowman, based in Des Moines. Local committees will attempt to settle debts. unresolved cases move to district or state levels. The council also seeks a more liberal stance from the Farm Loan Bank on land values to enable new loans and cover old obligations. Mills County committee members include B Tuden, Gienwood. W M Astes. Packie Junction. Be Fy Budington. RW Os Tom Braselton. Hortense. Glave Henderson.
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Iowa Farm Debt Advisory Council
Clyde L. Herring
M. L. Bowman
Department of Agriculture
Des Moines
Mills County
Tudeon
Gienwood
M. Astes
Packie
Junction
Budington
RW Os
Tom Braselton
Hortense
Ae Fx
Special Services Here Paid Honor to Soldier Heroes
Malvern joined with the nation to honor soldier heroes in patriotic services at the Community building and cemetery. Clyde T. Genung of Glenwood gave a fervent address urging peaceful world methods and cautioning against selfish nationalism and entangling alliances. The program featured colors by the American Legion, a martial band, and readings, with speakers noting unity, friendship, and keeping powder dry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Clyde T. Genung
Glenwood
Genung
Mr. Genung
William Randolph Hearst
Mr.Genung
American Legion
Winifred Nervig
Hey. L. R. Bobbitt
Edgar F. Perdew
Musto
Aled King Named In Recent Local Notice
Aled King appears in a brief local item from a regional paper dated this week. The record notes a public action or notice involving King and a nearby community venue, with limited accessible details. Further context is unavailable from the fragment provided.
Mrs William Kerr Died Friday in Randolph Community
Mrs William Kerr lifelong Randolph resident died Friday June 1 after long illness She was born January 28 1883 on a farm south east of Randolph and lived in the area all her life Later 30 years in Randolph She married Dr William Kerr November 18 1903 and they had one son Dr Hawley Kerr of Hamburg Town She leaves her husband six brothers and one sister plus many relatives and friends She joined Randolph Presbyterian Church at age 11 and was active in the Order of Eastern Star Rebekah Royal Neighbors and other groups Her funeral was held Sunday afternoon in the Presbyterian church with Rev A Gilbert and Rev B E Pouslass officiating and interment in Randolph Cemetery.
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Misa Lulu Hyelin Dodd
O. W. Dodd
Randolph
Kerr
Randolph Presbyterian Church
Order of Hastern Btar
Rebekah
Eight Grade Pupils Have Graduation in Malvern
Members of the Malvern eighth grade prepared a program for their annual commencement at the Community building on Wednesday evening. May Shepard welcomed guests, Elinor Farquhar read the class history, Mary Louisa Knelke played piano, Mildred Biggerstott offered a humorous class prophecy, Arnold Kelso gave a humorous class bequest, Dale Dyke led songs, and F. E. Mulholland awarded diplomas to each graduate. The class included Hetty Candell Mildred Biggers Edith Brewer Vera Kearney Harriet Bacon Lenore Mansfeld Rytha Millikan Leone Storey Lucille Perkins Fern Rodaway Mae Shepard Mary Louise Juelke Edna Davis Arnold Kelso James Hatfield George Week Junior Robinson James Swain Harley Perkins Robert Perdew Leland Ettoud Clifford Jove.
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Horua May Shepard
Elinor Farquhar
Mary Louisa Knelke
Mildred Biggeratatt
Arnold Kelso
Dale Dyke
F. E. Mulholland
Board of Education
Hetty Candell
Mildred Biggers
Elinor Farabar
Edith Brewer
Vera Kearney
Harriet Bacon
Lenore Mansfeld
Rytha Millikan
Leone Storey
Lucille Perkins
Fern Rodaway
Mae Shepard
Mary Louise Juelke
Edna Davis
Arnold Kelap
James Hatfield
George Week
Junior Hobinson
James Swain
Harley Perkins
Robert Perdew
Leland Ettoud
Clifford Jove
Fragmentary notes from a period exam passage
Disjointed lines describe a ferocious tribe in Africa and humorous words found in exams. It mentions Venison from frogs, a boy and girl studying to avoid punishment, an annual American award for best novel, tropical dress norms, and a sphinx atop a lion statue.
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Pabor
Bridge Club
Charles Raine
Austin Bass
Max Benton
Vern Dunn
Alton Alberts
E. D. Hering
Leonard Anderson
Bernice Caudell
Ralph Bower
Alton, Alberts
Austin
Tare
Ana
Misa Ruth Kier
Charles LaVerne Wisot
Wilma Harold
Frank Broadfield
Homer Kier
Charles M. ‘Wilson
Peter Cunningham
Erville Nelson
Mrs. Ward C. Blothower
Calfresh
Knutson
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Su Ito
Ao Li
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Byington
Eemke Wee Basseen
Wilson
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Clerk Cour
Greene Wenurne
Veenee
Fesselman
Owen
Mosher
Dist
Meeenenn Sneer
Cheney
Ard Diat
Rk Greene Peden
Prespurer
Tex
Pest Mondey
Jaal
Debt Council
Mona
William Kerr
Hendeiah
The
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Africa
Paspert
Easays
Froga
America
Tropics
Hatchery
Wiee Malvern
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