Strahan Woman Injured in Strange Monday Accident
Strahan resident Blanche Countré suffered a painful injury to the right side when a buffet toppled at an annual event. Frank Steale fired a .22 rifle at a bird, the weapon recoil struck Countré as she stood nearby. Countie was taken to Doctors Kline and Kline for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Countré
Strahan
Frank Steale
Ted
Dirs
Countie
Mer
Dra. Kline and Kine
Honor Miss Marvel Newell Bride in June Ceremony
A social item notes the upcoming marriage of Miss Marvel Newell to Clyde Wilson of Des Moines with a June wedding planned. Attendees hosted by Mrs. W. W. Moleberry enjoyed a milla cellaneolla shower, with presents including a boxed token unopenable for a year. Numerous local families and friends from Atratan, Lenox, Tabor, and nearby communities attended gatherings and dinners, sharing tokens of congratulations and best wishes for the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvel Newall
Clyde Wilson
Des Moines
W. W. Moleberry
Tooma
Min Marjorie Taylor
Emarson
Halen Martin
Mina Joyce
Ladies' Union Plans Budget Help at Church Meeting
The Ladies' Union met at the church on Friday with hosts Mrs. Frank Hilyer Miss Hexel Young Mrs. Blanche Countze and Mrs. Frank Johnson. They quilted held a business meeting and approved the alumni banquet menu for June 15 at the schoolhouse. Members donate two enka pieces to raise funds for the budget, with proceeds from a sale totaling 8.08 dollars. Next regular meeting is June 16 with specific hosting committees. Donations to aid the budget are welcome through members or the president Mrs. Howard Keyton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Union
Frank Hilyer
Hexel Young
Blanche Countze
Frank Johnson
Te Field
Howard Hayton
Clarence Lamonda
Alyin Lovettes
Treasury
Howard Keyton
Naws-Glote Organisation
Tack
Shay
Roy
Wah
Aine
Young Mothers’ Club
Tam
Gymes
West Tesas
Prague
Byndsy
Passion Play to Open Outdoor Pageant in Omaha Week of June
Ak-Sar-Ben in Omaha announces the Passion Play will be staged as an outdoor pageant the week of June 21 under Adolph Fasanacht. The production uses German scenery and a 600-voice chorus with 3,000 local volunteers. reduced admission prices are set for the non profit event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ak-SarBen Wield
Omaha
W. H. Scheulbers
Ak-Bar-Ben Exposition Company
Adolph Fasanacht
America
Frieburg
Germany
Mr. Fasanacht
Christan
Mebers
Threeenhoads
Stenegy
Ak-Bap-Ben
Prasburg
Dlr
Schallberg
Ak-Sar-Ben
Ak-Saer-Ben
Mindie West
Auld Bir
Schellbarg
Onder Ueata Tor
Nabe
Life Insurance Investment Promises Security and Risk
The piece argues life insurance offers a strong investment return with high safety, contrasting it with other options. It emphasizes dependable mortality-linked value under emergencies, noting past performance and long-term stability despite market fluctuations. The text warns about investing choices and the need for caution with company solvency.
Bale callags ve
A fragmentary line from an OCRed page mentions Bale and related terms, with unclear context and multiple garbled words. The readable items include names Bale and possibly places or actions, but essential facts are not extractable into a coherent event.
This Man Likes The Low Mood Finds Relief In Depression
The writer, in a reflective piece published by the News-Globe, lists personal changes from depression. He remarks on renewed social ties, time with neighbors, meals, and home life, noting shifts in priorities and routine. He contrasts prior isolation with modern, calmer days and hints at future churchgoing and prayer meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goth
AmarMo
Texas
Newstziobe
Table of Taxable Valuation and Tax Rate Overview
A fragmented OCR item outlines a table of taxable valuation and rates of taxation. It mentions Towne and appears to describe a table format for assessment values and corresponding tax rates. The readable bits indicate a focus on taxation figures and related headings.
Bankers Favor Gradual Change
Bankers favor gradual change to state banking laws as a drought limit and branch restrictions appear to limit expansion. The discussion focuses on allowing state banks to open branches only under controlled, staged conditions to ease financial pressure.
Ak-Sar-Ben appoints Grote White as Omaha envoy
Announcement states Grote White will serve as ambassador to Hing Ak-Bar-Ben Sith and act as Malvern's representative in the Omaha based non profit Ak-Bar-Ben. The Den Shows begin June 12 at the Ak-Sar-Ben Coliseum with free guest tickets for Monday nights June 19 to August 1 excluding July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grote White
Hing
Ak-Bar-Ben
Omaha
United States
Omahs
Glenwood Children to Get Free Tickets
The county board plans two free tickets per pupil for all Glenwood students who present report cards at the Malvern pool this summer. The error excluded Glenwood schools from receiving the tickets, and board members seek to remedy by ensuring every pupil in Glenwood gets two tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artmineton
Malvern
Pat Cothini Seioneh
Cana
Glenwood
Avery~ Echool
Eavery
Gisnwood
Dry Candidates Listed by the W C T U
The W C T U held a community meeting at the Methodist church to name dry candidates once favored by the state Anthdalean league. Bilge Marion Black spoke on “How to Use the Ballot” and five minute talks were given by Rev Roy B. Gureler and Mrs Ta Re: Bobbitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otate Anthdalean League
Methodist Church
Bilge Marion Black
Real Estate Transfers Record in Bill County Iowa 1938 to 1942
Record of Instruments in Bill County Iowa from May 7 1938 to June 3 1942 lists transfers including Trustees Malvern Cemetery lot 29 section Greenwood Malvern Cemetery and Lewis Moline to Alber A Pataman 80 acres in 28 72 40 Bendite. In unrelated notes a newspaper business entry mentions a brief intrusion and stray reference to campaign rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ths
Billa County
Towa
Malvern Cametery
W. Balvera Et al
Greenwood
Malvern Cemetery
Lewis Moline
Alber
A. Pataman
Conoco Travel Bureau Offers Free Motor Trip Help
The Conoco Ol company sets up a free travel bureau for motor travelers. Write or visit the nearest representative to request maps, best routes, stopping places, dates, and road information. They will mail a complete travel kit at no charge and can assist even if delays occur, with a recent trip arranged in under twenty four hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conoco Ol Company
Haa
Malvern Cold Storage Company
Telp
Lee
Unclear OCR fragment about names and numbers
Fragmentary OCR notes show scattered names and figures with no coherent event or location. Unable to determine a readable news item or outcome from the provided text.
Uncertain tone signals shift in public mood and policy push
Fragmentary text discusses a turning mood as figures trumpet progress and a push for policy shifts. The passage notes calls to press campaigns, accelerate production, and widen commitments to support recovery, while acknowledging lingering doubt about timing and future outlook.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marvel Newell
Mra
Mayo Bass
Tabor
Zeno Bases
Bari
Anna Rose
Lenox
Mayo'a Daugabler
Marquette Throckmorton
Cyrus Martin
Deloit
Mise Cilnkenibeard
Misanouri Valley
Cyrus Ia
Guy C. Martin
Anna Ball
har #on
Supt
Glen Ball
Arid
Newmans Grove
Nebr
Gene Lathan
Zeno Rasa
Zeno Bans Andon
Earl
Wile Dye
Josephine
Watved
Lincoln
Merrie Woodfill
Charlotte Dye
Anna Rose Bass
Uber
Frank Cillen
Roy Allensworth
Kenneth
Harry Conma
Uous
Clyde
Lewi
Frank Hillyer
Kermit Hillyar
Lawrence
Milas Myelys Jurgall
Aleta
Glen
Robert Boyes
Ae Ap
Bradley
Mere
Valley
Neby
Myo
Clarence Dillshay
Connor Biya
Mre
Zena Rasa
Guy Marla
Vialtoy
Guy
Martin
Wilson Eutar
Talund Grassiney
Wilson
Bir
Chase
Kangen City
Wee
Ed Nagel
Dale
Tia
Wenere
Pene
Rene
Ieee
Fuer
Aiay
Satay
Namine
George White
Bendite
Monica Byening Oote
Conoco
Travel Bureau
Aita BR
Berger Beyant
Jesele
Pakbars
Sitov
Jos Wearin
Olbb Hyde
Aninus
Abs
Hersford
Pri
Frenkie Elton
Houss
Hastings
Botna Valley Bank
Eva Vat
Ausdale
Ges
Lowa
L. Wi
Hampshire Hos
Lotz
John Doyle
Mia
Claude Brooks
Paisa
W. Fichter
Randolph
T. W. Gidley
Tdtm
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!