Graduation list shows 141 county high schools and names
The piece notes 141 graduates from county high schools this spring and lists many student names. It discusses college or higher education plans and calls for community cooperation to uplift the area. Names include Georgia M.C. Gresnies, Richan F. Raine, Grace Victor, and multiple others.
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Tmne
Giénwond
Carol Redsoner
Feulah E. Wheeler
Mary
Hopp
Zelmna
Tapla Bein
Mabel 'Aterna
Grace
Victor Georgia M.C. Gresnies
Richan F. Raine
Subscriptions Update From Readers Across the Country
Letters from readers note renewals and new subscriptions for the Leader. Names include Mrs Kate Mulholland in New York City, Howard Weaver in Minnesota, Frank Todd in South Dakota, Mrs Carrie Read in Ames Iowa, George Haag in Canada, Mrs Alice Tubbs in California, and more. Readers report weather, produce purchases, and travel plans while requesting address changes and continued delivery.
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Miles Frances R. Mulholland
Omehe
Kate Mulholland
New York City
Ethel
Howard Weaver
Fergue Falla
Minn
Maya
Frank Todd
Wellington
South ‘Dakota
Sant
A.B. Adame
Casey
Iowa
J. Q. Flanagan
Silver City
Mrd
Carrie Read
Ames
Towns
George T. Haag
Carstairs
Altar
Canada
Alice Nv Tubbs
Bauta Ans
Calif
Geo. D. Pavia
Oekslooss
Towa
Misa Garris
Luther
Villiece
John McCarty
Whitaker
Afriia
Grezom
Union Sunday Evening Service Program Covers Local Church Events
Sunday program details announce evening service at 8:00 p m with local church activities. Reading and singing noted, congregation urged to attend.
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Union N
Smith W Brookhart Sweeps the State
The primary last Monday showed Smith W Brookhart winning a large plurality over rivals as Iowa voters rejected Senator Curt and backed ex-senator Breck. Mills County backed Brookhart strongly with 74 votes to Cummins 47, Kimball led in lieutenant governor, and Sheriff results varied with a wide county turnout and several write-in attempts failing to make the ballot. Voter turnout was light, under half the eligible, and many contests moved to conventions for final nominations.
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Iowa
Curtains
Breckart
Brookhart
Malvern
Cummins
Clark Ah
Cumming
Hrookwarth
Clark
Overnor Kimball
Mills County
Edson
Mies Agnes Samuelson
Misa Francis
Bleight
Roy Haney
Eacrett
Roy Strana
Earl Doyle
Aheir
de Moes
Cottee
George Maatete
Utha D. Weatin
W. W. Wheeler
Hames
Masters
Mr. Wearing
Wheeler
Siockhart
Mineola
Bt. Marys
Prattville
Evans
Erate
L. A. Barkus
Ben Bell
Wood
Local receipts and names populate Malvern notes and farms
The piece lists residents and transactions near Malvern including A. Corner Route 2 with $2.00 credit, Hacratt of Etrahan backing Leader, Roy Brake, C. T. Smith, W. M. Archeran Bee of Tennessee, and farmer activity on Chas Boles farm south of Malvern. It mentions Wm Campbell, J. F. Tackett with 300 acres of corn, and a tale of Pat and Dick Meener from Kilkenny before returning to Cas tle Garden and Taligone areas.
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A. 7
Corner
Route 2
H.F. Hacratt
Etrahan
First National Bank of
W. M. Archer
Tors Tees
Tennessee
Theatute
Malvern
Wm. Campbell
Mila County
Taylor County
J. F. Tackett
Davis
Kilkenny
Tipperary
Pat
Dick Meener
Shamrock
Castle Garden
Golden Gate
Golden Sends
Golden Tell
Corneline Horsigan
Standlords
Western Tour of Utah Hotel and Capitol City
A visitor describes a stay at a Utah Hotel and a guided city tour ending at Brigham Young statue near the Temple. The trip covers the Kt wants clan presence, local deaths, and notable sites including Temple Square, the capitol, and the temple grounds with their strict entry customs. The narrative notes the population mix, landmarks, and the majesty of the state’s architecture and landscape.
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Utah
Ktwants
Malvern
Enletosure
Capitol
Ateps
Abs Genx
Mainwad Temple
Brigham Young
Thiathen
Ninhed
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Hiram
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Luttan B. Hatters
Santa
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Maria G. Sitanathan
Delta Lewis W
Schade
Scott L
Miller Ruth C. Kler- Winifred M. Thomas
Margaret L. Pliser
Jane Loules Herrick
William L. Seeger
Clara
Marie Bmith
Ruth Pauline Miller
Alma-Eatille Elicsheth
L. Bullington
Pearle Jane Daon
B.C. Comins
Vera Donhet
Bikh
Christ's Kingdom
Yellowstone Park
C. L. Kunce
Hunée
J. Gourley
F. W. Goutley
Villisca
Kance Dodge
West
Nebroaka
Wyoming
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Idaho
Yellows Atone Park
Guster Battlefield
Harriet Winnifred Johnson
Gwendolyn R
Thomas Mildred
Lucille Bennett
Clover L
Ling Helen E
Péele
Frances N
Brett Bergie
B. Darting
Carol M. Lee Glen
Bev Thelme
Wiles
Dennis H. Downing
Velma Mae Osborn
Edwin J. Geil
Richard Lee
Eve Spetbring
Helen Haines
Wertan Carr ‘Aukland
Cwitie Pullman
Lavora Talbay
Florence Miler
Margaret
Pullman “Ygillarg Kochenderfer
Harold Miller
Cutford
Moore
Georgie
E ‘Bale
Dorothy Bowmen
Len Beverne
Malvera Shutshen
Sundar
Smith W. Brookhart
Albert B. Commins
Kimball
Honey
Mies Francis
Benator—Reardon
Eichelberger
Hammill
Ednon
Price
Scott
Ramaey
Long
McClune
Johnson
Gibson
Fletcher
Newport
Seeburger
Thoroburg
Francia
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Green
Wearle
Haney
Robinson
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Seaton
Kemp
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Kimhalt
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Samuelson
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Sherif—Bacrett
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Brown
Qiumland
Board of Supervisora
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Gilland
Cook
Norton
Campbel
Beott
Parsons
Tustica of Peace
Wilkins
Petty
Constable
Bellwood
Barkus
Chantry
Wortman
Mre. Beattle
Dalegates
Durbin
Robping
Reardon
Nator
Newpo
Frencia
Qesewer
Geeseces Scerre
Bamyelon
Haney Meecoee
Brooklet
Cummingweal
Jertaer
Giaball We OG
Bdson
Boots
McClane
C. E. Eacrett
John D. Paddock