Social gatherings and visits feature in town events
Methbers and theft Zemtiten of the Sethodait chirehenor were entertained by Mek. Mrs. Cart Vieth visited Oakland and hosted a birthday party with many friends including Mia. Dale Dyke and Miss Grace Churchill. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Walker hosted a Sunday tea for Mrs. Willems and Mrs. Barkus with out of town guests Mrs. Bennet of Clarinda.
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Sethodait Chirehenor
Ottowine
Cart Vieth
Iort
Oakland
Bertha Landis
Landis
Mia
Dale Dyke
Mins Grace Churchill
Gertrude, Marshall
Hias
Gladys Dulilland
Lioyé Landis
Ines Landis
Russell Hidewout
Charles ‘Holes
Glenwood
Vern C. ‘Walker
Atoup
Friends
P. Willems
Mra
Barkus
Kearney
Nebr
Alte
A. C Bennet
Clarinda
Cavening
Sunday School Convention Held in Silver City Church
Silver City saw a Sunday School convention at the Methodist church with Milla county workers and two state presenters sharing methods. Light rain in the morning reduced attendance, but participants reported a profitable day of study and exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banday Exhool
Milla County
Silver City
Visit Former Malvern Friends in East York Penn
On his return from the east the editor recalls a brief visit to York Pennsylvania where he met L F Welgard Batty Joe and Mrs Welgard and learned of their Malvern connections. Mrs Welgard is Jot Deardorf’s daughter and was longtime with Malvern National Bank. Welgard among local farmers now prospering in York. Also met Mrs Bert Hyzer and Alberta. The Hyzers moved there last spring. Alberta is in York High School and elected to the school paper staff. York, a city of about sixty thousand, seems more prosperous than many eastern cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Penn
L. F. Welgard
Batty
Joe
Hare
Welgard
Jot Deardorf
Hank
Ths
Mra
Bert Hyver
Alberta
Hyzers
Malvern
Dr James Soderstrum to Care for Campbell Practice
Dr James Soderstrum will oversee the Campbell office during Mrs Ivy Campbell and Dr Campbell’s extended visit in Aurora Nebraska. He graduated from the University of Nebraska College of Medicine last year and has been doing internship work in Kansas City hospitals. He plans to return to Malvern soon and may travel there temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Tyo' Tone
Ramivel
Malcolm
Aurora
Ivy Campbell
James Soderstrum
Hia
Soderstrum
University of Nebraska College of Medicine
Kansas City, Hospital
Malvern
Former Junction Man Dies in Omaha
Frank Anderson, longtime Pacific Junction resident, died at his son Claude’s Omaha home on May 27 at age 78 years 3 months 2 days. He came to Mills County as a child, lived in Glenwood and Old Pacific City, married Tizzle Templeton in 1867, and had two children Claude and Winifred. He moved to Pacific Junction in 1892, ran a business, served one term as postmaster, and helped found the former State Savings Bank. Survived by wife, son, two grandchildren, one sister, and other relatives. Funeral held May 20 in Pacific Junction by Rev. C. W. Cooper. burial Glenwood Cemetery. Pallbearers were nephews Frank Boyle and Raymond, Bernard, Floyd, and Everett Rhoades.
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Frank Anderson
Pacific Junction
Claude
Omaha
Milla County
Hig Mts
Glenwood
Old Pacific City
Tizzle Templeton
Bis Union
Winifred
C.F Davis
Dayia
State Savings Bank
Ha Ja
Mya
Glare
Boyle
C. W. Cooper
Glensoos
Would
Frank Boyle
Raymond
Bernard
Floyd
Everett Rhoades
Arthur W. Hewitt
Pielnfeld
Vermont
Dolores
Bishop
Mte
Michigan
University of Southern California
Ocean City
Atlantic City
Mills County Land Sells as Real Estate Activity Rises
Parl Motgan of Glenwood reports increased Mills County real estate activity after three recent farm sales. Otto and Gue of Treynor bought 240 acres two and one half miles northwest of Bilver City adjoining Mr. Mase, who now owns 40 84 acres in Mills County. Mase plans further purchases, signaling belief in a bright future for the county real estate market at low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parl Motgan
Glenwood
Real Eatite Mar
Real Eatate
Three Mills County Farme
Otto
Mase
Masa
Wearin Mills Lead In 11th District Race
The primary race for Congress in the Eleventh District shows Wearin and Mills failing to reach the 35 percent threshold. Wearin Mills advance to the convention with strong but uncertain odds, while another candidate placed third and county supporters weigh options for the nomination.
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Hgt
Bettl
Thig
Iprick
Sgavention
Wearin
Mills
Othe de
Sounty
Sontendef Fox
Public Provides Matter for New Type Advertising Campaign
The 1982 Standard Oil campaign uses newspaper interviews to reach the public about its major motor oils. It follows long running lab tests and road trials, now adding a public opinion ad test with reporters interviewing long-time users and a photographer recording sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ows
Standard ON
American Automobile Association
Robert J. Casey
Chicago
Margaret Zane
Northclitfe
England
teo-Vis
Alls
Tase Snapahota
Astual Inter
Yiewa
Sara
Atlantic City Conference Notes and City Visit Reflections
Editor recalls General Conference in Atlantic City with leaders from ministry and lay ranks, highlighting Rev Arthur W Hewitt of Vermont and diverse delegates. Describes oceanfront sights, Boardwalk life, Deep Sea Hand exhibit, and Atlantic City lodging and prices. Downgrades to a personal travelogue mixed with conference impressions and a casual sports mention of local teams and players.
Local Nine Defeats Glenwood Club 18 to 16 in Loose Game
Malvern and Cenwood town base ball teams clashed on Sunday at the fairgrounds diamond. Local athletes kept their record clean by winning 18 to 16 in a loosely played game. Manager Edgar Perdew had strong power in the bate uthia protegea showed weeknews and field work. The Glenwood nine was noticeably affected and spectators witnessed a display of considerable exercise and small kill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Cenwood
Fairgrounds
Edgar Perdew
Bata Uthia
Glenwood Nine
Emersonians Win Over Villisca Nine in Weekend Game
Emersonians defeated Villisca 7 to 0 on Emerson diamond. Huntsman pitched eight strikeouts, two hits allowed, while Emerson hitters totaled eleven runs. Large crowd watched as Emerson plans to play Stanton next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Datamen
Villisca Co
Emerson Diamond
Hunteman
Emerson
Stanton
Nnevp
Villiaca
T. Huntamean
Barber
Graham c
Enelish
Huntsman
Cohen
Black
Braith
D. Huntsman
Focht
Marvick
Thistle Nig
Raypolds Osterholm Et Holmanytst
B. Hunteumen
Baseball Played in No Mean Fashion
Malvern teams played a twilight game at the fair grounds diamond on Friday evening. The match ended 7 to 6 with the first team ahead when darkness halted play. the contest was to be finished Tuesday. Pitcher Charles Johnson of the second team struggled to handle his pitching, while his defense offered limited support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Fair Grounds
Charles Johnson
Taam
Bla
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Tobi
Betta Hele
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Mrs. Cart Vieth
Frank Herte
H. I. Barkun
Williama
Hay
Iiland
Ais
Nesco Qhegal
Tinannie
Malvern Friends
Junction
Buars
Dan Turner
More Mills County Land
Rtyr
E. Coggewell
John Fietcher
Atlantic Cit
Dante
Wensels
Trasmore
Breakera
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Deanta
Gilbert Good
Wentworth Athleta
Ohce
Lester
Baar
Ars
Basetunhert Max Dashner
Linyd Mulholland
Mulholland
Good
Lloyd Landis
Vern McCord
Ssar
Paul Mulholland
John Hail
Orville Kitmar
W. W Atetrope
Harry Zanders
Johnson
Perdew
Allen Wortman
Hert Pace
Daahner
Leonard Anderson
Frank Zandera
Wanl Stothower
Glenwood Club
Emersonians
Villisca
Aed
Goodrich
Silvertown
Alfred Hall Blacksmith Shop
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