Guernsey Breeders Picnic Set for Tuesday at Mitta County
Final plans complete for the Iowa Guernsey Breeders picnic to be held Tuesday at Mitta County Fairgrounds. State officers promise a strong program with stock show Judaine contest and several speakers including Karl B. Musser and Mark Thornburg. All residents invited, stores close noon to four, Malvern Rotary provides ice cream and music for the day.
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Iowa
Mitta County Fairgrounds
Hoon
Malvern
Karl B. Musser
American Guerhney Cattle Club
Peterboro
N. H
Mark Thornbur
Funeral Service for Mrs Martha White in Malvern
Funeral services for Martha Ann Watts White, longtime Mills County resident, were held Friday at the Malvern Methodist Church. Rev. Paul Sawley led the service with accompaniment, and interment followed in Malvern Cemetery beside her husband Frederick White. Born Sept 2 1840 in Spencer Indiana, she taught in Clark and Madison county schools before marrying in 1871 and moving to Malvern in 1919. She was 83, remembered as a loving neighbor, flowers lover, and devoted mother and grandmother.
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Martha
Av White
Mills County
Malvern
Paul
Prue
Conallee Seacrett
Emerson
James Durbin
Fred Durbin
Charles Lang
Scott Arterburn
Charles Shaw
W. P. Wortman
Eacrett
Higgins
White
Equity
Martha Ann Watts
William Watts
Spencer
Indiana
Iown
Clark County
Clark
Madison Counties
North Grove
Frederick White
Glenwood
Lews
George White
Eth
Slaler
Maide Barnbill
Asklagd
Ory Gagtous
Merton
Nell
Erlend
Tennis Courts Nearing Completion at Fairview Country Club
The Fairview Country Club in Malvern reports the new tennis courts are nearly completed as clay is packed and ready for use. Backgrounds were painted this week and golf course improvements continue with new benches at each tee and mowed fairways.
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Fairview Country Club
Malvern
Double Weddings in Strahan Chapel Bind Nims Sisters, Bayes
Miss Vira Nims wed Opal Bayes and Miss Marvel Nims tied to William Harriman Jr in a Strahan Methodist ceremony. The day featured yellow and white decor, choir music, flower girls Joyce Molsberry and Helen Ann Brevesson, and a reception with Strahan 4-H serving. The couples plan to live in Enerson and Council Bluffs respectively.
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Methodist Church
Strahan
Vira Nimes
Opal Bayes
Mrs. Zaelke
Mendelssohn
Alsin
Joyce Molsberry
Helen Ann Brevesson
Junior Curtin
Bobby Parker
Des Moines
Mildred Nims
Marvel
Helen Quimby
Lincoln
Nebr
Vira
Glen Bayes
Opal
Robert Schultz
Council Bluffs
William Harriman
Strahan 4-H Club
Henry Nims
Strahan High School
Simpson College
Business
Quehs
Mr. Bayes
Roy Bayes
Enerson
Chevrolet Dealer Sells 14 Cars Last Month
Chevrolet dealer sold 14 cars last month, the most in the county. Buyers included Malvern Cold Storage, Lou Walker, Fur Murphy, Alton Alberta, Paul Kenworthy, W. J. Bowing, Lester Pejernon, Henry Aletrope, Vern Hammock, and others, with various sedans and coupes going to local customers.
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B. & M. Chevrolet Company
Agla
Malvern Cold Storage Company
Lou Walker
Fur Murphy
Alton Alberta
Sauna
Paul Kenworthy
W. J. Bowing
Lester Pejernon
Henry Aletrope
Eden
Wo. Owen
Naan Phas
Rook
Exaas Vern
Malvern Considers Gas Franchise Vote Set for July 17
Nebraska Co townspeople prepare for a special election on July 17 to grant Iowa Nebraska Light and Power a non exclusive franchise to lay mains and build a gas system in Malvern. The ordinance requires installation within 30 months and a 25 year franchise term with rapid expansion plans toward Malvern.
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Malvern
Iowa-Nebraska Light and Power Company
Aakiog
Iowa-Nebraska Company
Oklahoma Fields
Beatrice
Nebrand
Piper
Glendon Williams Fifth in Scholarship at Annapolis
Glendon Williams son of Mr and Mrs Chay Williams was named fifth in scholarship at the United States Naval Academy graduation in Annapolis last week. He completed four years there and ranked among the upper half dozen in scholarship. He studied at Malvern high school, finished in 1925, and spent a year at Iowa State College Ames before joining the academy. He resigned from the Navy before graduation and plans a new career. He returned to Malvern for a two month stay before starting his next work.
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Glendon Williams
Chay, Williams
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Glendon
Malvern
Iowa State College
Ames
Navy
Malvern Dry Cleaners to Acquire Fletcher Cleaners
The Malvern Dry Cleaners finished a deal to take over the Fletcher Cleaners cleaning and pressing business and equipment. Mrs. Zelma Pletcher owns the establishment. Ray C. Hargis of Omaha will tend to the cleaning and pressing work. The new firm will specialize in silk dresses and deals with suits and coats.
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Malvern Dry Cleaners
Fletcher Cleaners
Zelma Pletcher
Pew
Ray C. Hargis
Omaha
Mrs Lester Fleer Hosts Bridge Luncheon for Sixteen
Mrs Lester Fleer of Bridge hosted a bridge luncheon with sixteen guests including Mrs W W Aistrope Mrs L Donner Mrs W D McCausland Mrs H A Gallher Mrs Y H Seaton Mrs Austin Murphy of Malvern Mrs William Connell Mrs Robert Davis Mrs Harold Pollitt Mrs Marvin Harold Mrs Clold Hist Mrs Georges Wright Mrs Don Boyer Mrs James Newman Mrs Jess Moses all of Glenwood Also Mrs McCagaland and Mrs Pollitt received the gooras in bridge.
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Lester Fleer
W. W. Aistrope
Georges. Wright
Don Boyer
James Newman
Jess, Moses
Glen ‘Wood
McCagaland
Pollitt
Gooras
Bridge
Regular Meeting Notice for O Bo Group
Regular meeting scheduled for Tuesday evening in June at the Blake Theatre. Also a group gathering at Cornell Blake Thursday. Location details and times unclear due to OCR errors.
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Maelack
Cornell
Blake Thureday
Help to Finish Floral Hall for Picnic at Fair Grounds
Helpers are needed Friday at the fair grounds to finish the Floral Hall before the Guernsey Breeders planse Tuesday. Albert Hyver, secretary of the fair association, says volunteers with scythes, mowers, hammers, pallet brushes and constructive equipment are welcome regardless of qualifications. Farmers, merchants, bankers, professionals, and craftsmen are all needed.
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The
Fair Association
Albert Hyver
Guernsey
Doings of District Court at Glenwood May Term
The May term in Mills county district court adjourned May 22 after judges cleared a heavy docket. Cases included bootlegging prohibitions, guilty pleas for assault, desertion sentences, and several divorces with custody rulings. Property judgments were issued against Deep Rock Oil and Emerson State Bank, with other matters settled or dismissed. A June special session sentenced delinquent youths and addressed local building removals and business district improvements.
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Sills
Earl Peters
State of Iowa
John Jenkins
Anamosa
W. Davies
State of Laws
Peter Bare
T. R. Young
Merk Tennant
Earl Miller
Geo
Havel Stidd
Erma Anderson
Oscar Anderson
Risie Brown
Harry Brown
Gladys Achenbach
Lewis Achenbach
John Collier
Opal Collier
Deep Rock Oil Company
F. G. Davis
Emerson State Bank
C. T. Smith
F. J. Wallace
The
State Highway Commission
Plamn
Pay Wright
Carl Buch
Vera Reeder
Malvern
Arlene Lewis
Glenwood
Mitchellville
Orix
Robert Shaw
Misa Nelle Bogart
Eldora
Sunday School Workers Met in Glenwood
Mills County Sunday School association held its annual convention in Glenwood on Tuesday with 121 attendees the Malvern Methodist Sunday school led in attendance with 15 delegates Malvern Baptist was close second with 13 East Liberty had 10 The old officers were reelected for another year and the meeting will convene next year in Pacific Junction Officers include C W Cooper president Jo s la Kerney secretary treasurer and district vice presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County Sunday School Association
Glenwood
C. W. Cooper
Malvern Methodist Sunday School
Malvern Bapter Sunday School
East Liberty
Pacific Junction
Josla Kerney
West
Mra
F. W. Kemp
J. R. McClymond
John R. Clark
Binion Bulte
Young People's
O. R. Jonas
Busanmas
Malvern Loses to Tabor In Summer Series Clash
Malvern 4 to 8 defeat by Tabor in a Sunday baseball game. Malvern started slow, lacked a catcher to handle Shenandoah twirler McKee, Barkus moving from third to catcher aided defense. Tabor collected nine hits while Malvern had seven, Malvern made four errors to Tabor’s zero. Malvern faces Clarinda next Sunday.
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Malvern
Tabor
McKee
Shenandosh
Barkus
Clarinda
Harry Widows Praises Large Primary Vote
County Clerk Harry J. Widows expresses appreciation for the strong primary vote and pledges careful attention to office details to justify the public’s confidence.
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Harry J. Widows
F Homa Band Here Next Thursday Described
The F Homa Band from Odd Fellows Home Mason City 18 visits Malvern next Thursday June 19 at 11 o clock for an open air concert. The local lodge will host a noon dinner. The band will also perform brief programs at Emerson Hastings Pacific Junvilor and a main evening event at Glenwood.
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Odd Fellows
Mason City
Malvern
Focal
Odd Fellow Lodge
Emerson, Hastings
Pacific Junvilor
Glenwood
Malvern Community Club Plans Busy Summer Schedule
The Malvern Community Club board outlined a busy season with two banquets, a state picnic, and the Mills County Fair. The Guernsey Breeders association picnic Tuesday will feature tea, cream, coffee, and refreshments. merchants will close 12 to 4 pm and display windows. A quarterly banquet follows, with wives invited, and a Farmers Merchants Bankers banquet will occur later in Malvern. Committees include Fred Mulholland chairing Pilgrim, John Beckwith chairing the Community banquet, and J F Wearin chairing the county banquet along with several members.
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Malvern Community Club
Plana
Milla
Tows Guernsey Breeders Association
Merchants of Malvern
Picniic
Community Club
Farmars- Merchante-Bankera
Malvern
Fred Mulholland
W. D. Slothower
C. D. Alstrope
John Beckwith
Wallace Sulyers
Verne McCord
J. F. Wearin
J. &. Randerson
Pred Durbin
Hattie M Brown Thanks Voters For Support in Mills County
County Recorder Hattie M Brown expresses gratitude to Mills County voters for loyal support during the campaign and at the primary election. She says she is proud to have received the most votes thanks to their backing.
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Hattie M. Brown
Mills County
Death of Centenarian Uncle of T. M. Brazleton
Mr and Mrs T M Brazleton of Hastings visited the office and relayed news that J C Brazleton of Des Moines who turned 100 in February died suddenly on May 16. He was the big uncle of T M Brazleton.
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T. M. Brazleton
Hastings
Old Mexico Streets and Monuments Through a Foreign Eye
A narrator recalls Mexico City’s grand avenues from the National Theater toward the east, noting bronze urns, expensive cars, and bustling traffic. The piece blends antiquity with modern signs, describing the Cathedral, Capitol, a German-run cafe, and encounters with a traveler as they explore historic sites and streets.
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Mexico City
Paris
National Theater
Sind
Funeral of Mrs J E Cleaver Held Last Wednesday
The funeral for Mrs. J. E. Cleaver was held at First Baptist church in Malvern on Wednesday at 2 p.m. Rev. Frank G. Tebow conducted the service with special music by Mrs. Tebow. Interment followed in Malvern cemetery. Pallbearers were Dr. D. M. Kline, J. W. McNulty, Andy Berkhimer, E. C. Collins, Albert Nelson, and Chas. H. Summera. The deceased, born July 12, 1872 in Beaver Lake Indiana, lived in Hot Springs South Dakota since 1886. She married James E. Cleaver in 1891 and had four children: Mary Woodward, Helen L. Gage, Chatta E. Restop, and Jonathan E. Clenyvor. She passed away June 2, 1930 after four years of illness. She was a longtime member of the First Baptist Church of Hot Springs and is survived by her husband, four children, her mother Mrs. Mary Strahan, a Mrs A Ring, a niece Bummers and Loney Waishaw, and numerous grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Cleaver
First Baptist Church
Malvern
Frank G. Tebow
Malvern Cemetery
D. M. Kline
J. W. McNulty
Andy Berkhimer
E. C. Collins
Albert Nelson
Chas. H. Summera
Little Diana Guilford
Beaver Lake
Indiana
Glenwood
James EH. Cleaver
Mary €. Woodward
Helen L. Gage
Chatta E. Restop
Hot Springs
South Dakota
Jonathan E. Clenyvor
Meacham
Oregon
Ben
First Bantist Church of
Class of 1929 Holds Malvern High Picnic Reunion
Members of Malvern high school class of 1929 held a Friday evening reunion with 22 of 34 members attending. They met at the schoolhouse for a prayer picnic, visited ill classmate Nava Thomas, ate supper at Weakagrove, then elected officers Max Ireland president Marie Seager vice president Mildred Breading secretary treasurer Mabel Cox corresponding secretary. They planned an alumni association and future party, then split for roller skating in Glenwood or a theater party to Omaha.
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Malvern High School
Max Ireland
Marie Seager
Mildred Breading
Mabel Cox
Dienlekers
Syoning
Glenwood
Omaha
Malvern Garden Club Flower Census Report
Malvern Garden Club led by Miss Marlon Black for the June meeting held a girder clinic and answered member questions. Twenty Gardens reported in the census with counts: Annuals four Perennials seventy two Millets twenty eight Bulbs thirteen Shrubs sixty two Vines twenty nine and Glasses four.
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Marlon Black
Garden Club
J. O. Laird
Forrest Chantry
Malvern Gardens
Ali
Mca
Ee Clark
Also Mentioned on This Page
Martha White
Vira Nims
Marvel Nimes
Grace Churchill
Leroy Pullman
Archie Zaelke
Redak
Chevrolet
Nebraska Co
Fletcher Gleeners
Hull Bian, WM
Floral Hall
State of
Dewey Burren
Wee
Schooo
Harry
F. Homa
Board of Directors
T. M
Brazleton
Old Mexico
By Otha D. Wearin and
Allen Wortman
Jess
Playa de Armas
Malvern Garden Club
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