Local News of Malvern Enjoys Visitors and Moves
Malvern area residents host and visit relatives across Nebraska and beyond. Notables include Oscar Finkle and family vacationing near Grant and Camberland, Harold Breeding from Schenectady via Chicago, and E C Kastan returning from Plattsmouth. Various trips to Hastings, Glenwood, Omaha, and Sioux areas accompany routine social calls.
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Oscar Finkle
Grant
Camberland
Oscar
Harold Breeding
Chicago
Gy Breeding
Mr. Breeding
Schenectady
New York
E. C. Kastan
Emma DeHart
Plattsmouth
Nebr. Afr
Don McClymond
Lacona
J. R. McClymond
McClymond
Jiggs
Katzenjammers
Popeye
Nebbs
Barnes Google
Toote and Casper
Skippy
Sap
Emerson
Miro
Porth
Malvern
Benton Strippers Start New Season at Oakland
The Benton Strippers begin a new season near Oakland Nebraska under manager Ed Benton. The team aims for a strong finish this week with practice and conditioning noted. Officials and local fans anticipate improved play as the season opens with hopeful performances.
County election on repeal of return set for Tuesday
County Auditor BE A Schade announces the election on repeal of the eighteenth amendment to be conducted like a normal election with polls from morning to evening. Judges and clerks serve without pay. substitutes will be appointed if needed and the present members may proceed if substitutes unavailable.
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A. Schade
Eight Life Marriage Hale and Heteck Permits Issued
Clerk Greene reports eight marriage permits issued since the last update. Entries span June 7 to June 12 and include couples from Malvern, Council Bluffs, Omaha, Glenwood, and Cottnell Bluffs. Marriages occurred the same day before various ministers and justices.
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Greene
Meryl Dresher
Palmyre
Nebr
Cecil Miller
Thurman
Justice Birdelle Wilkins
Everett Dr. Hatcher
Malvern
Edith Campbell
Glenwood
Clyde J. Ryatt
Council Buffs
Bernice Rodee
Cottnell Bluffs
Dorothy Schmidt
Omaha
Arthur McIntosh
Council Bluffs
Marion Watkins
Waeton
Tax Money Coming In More Freely
Taxes are coming in more freely as citizens paid over $2,000 last Saturday. The article urges continued public cooperation, noting the substantial early receipts and praising the ongoing funding effort.
Fire Alarm Causes Little Damage at Bradley Variety
Fire department responded Monday afternoon to the rear of Bradley Variety after sparks from a trash fire blew into the basement door. Firemen quickly contained the blaze with minimal damage. County Recorder Battle M. Brown travels to Omaha this week with sister Mia Nellie Brown who is slowly recovering after surgery at Nicho- Ina Senn Hospital, staying near to assist.
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Bradley Variety Store
Fie
Glanwood
County Recorder
Battle M. Brown
Omaha
Mia
Nellie Brown
Nicho- Ina Senn Hospital
Dorothy Buch Wins County Music Contest
Dorothy Buch placed first in a county music appreciation contest held during a club rally. Several contestants tied for second with high scores of 98, including Marjorie Donney Jeannette Lue thes Dorothy Negel and Jasan Bradley. The Clover Leaf group presented a concert featuring several vocal and instrumental numbers.
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Dorothy Buch
Ahe
Marjorie Donney
Jeannette Luethes
Dorothy Negel
Jasan Bradley
Delphi Donner
Deta Cary
Norma Shaul Virginia Slaughter
Edith
Eths
Clover Leaf Group
Touke
Ward “Purkey
Gud Aty
Bertha Atin dies near Clarinda in 1938 at 44
Earl Bayes conducted services with Rev Gageler opposing. Items from Mra F R Chantry, Mra L A Talbott, R W Criswellt, and J R McLymond, with Mra Zelma Fietcher as accompanist. Burial in Malvern cemetery. Pail bearers listed. Sketch notes Bertha Atin Sheley Bayes, born Jan 11, 1888, Lincoln county, IL, died June 11, 1938 near Clarinda. She married Hart Bayes Jan 14, 1916 Otasha. Children Gretchen Claire Howard Sheley Richard Gene. Lived in Lincoln and Clarinda counties. Active in Meth odist church. taught Sunday school and led Standard Bearers. Survived by husband, children, Elmer Sheley, Emma Steinhour, Henry Risary, and many relatives and friends.
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R. B. Gageler
Malvern M. E
F. R. Chantry
L. A. Talbott
R. W. Criswellt
J. R. McClymond
Mra
Zelma Fietcher
Pat Glynn
J. H. Beckwith
Harold McCain
Paul Slothower
Malvern Cemetery
Elmer Fickel
Thomas Davis
Paul Glynn
Henry Alstrope
Bertha Atin
John Sheley
Lincoln County
Clarinda
Otasha
Hart Bayes
Gretchen Claire
Howard Bheley
Richard Gene
Christian Church
Randolph
Methodiet Church
Malvern
Blis
Tme
Elmer Sheley
Emma &Teinhour
Henry Risary
Lincoln
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Loss
The Bayes Family expresses sincere appreciation to the American Legion and Auxiliary, the Methodist Ladies' Circle, and many friends for acts of kindness and sympathy shown at the death and funeral of their loved one.
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American Legion and Auxiliary
Methodist Ladies’ Circle
Bayes
Died in Hamburg Manafield’s Father Passes June 2
Harry Mansfield, father of R W Mansfield of Malvern, died at his Hamburg home on June 2 after a long illness. Funeral services were attended by many friends from Malvern. Born October 18, 1888 in St. Joseph Missouri, he worked thirty years as a locomotive engineer for the Great Western Mines and later ran a furniture and yard service in Hamburg. He married Margeret Marah in 1901 and leaves two sons Roy W and Harry II plus siblings and other relatives.
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Hicks
Alice Marylin
Emily Jean
Logan
Earl Bayes
Malvern
Earl Hertz Jr
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
R. W. Salyers
I. L. Donner
W. D. McCausland
Harlan
George Rosenfeld
BE. C. Kayton
Robert
Fora Aietas
Cate Brate
Charles Kayton
Strahan
Hastings
Jack Mulholland
Des Moines
Commercial
North Des Moines High School
Viola Sharrat
Sharrat Rave
Whitewater
Wis
Wisconsin State Normal School
J. W. Soderstrum
Virginia
Nathaniel Booth
Booth
Omaha
Kenbeth Soderstrum
Seattie
Wash
James Soderstrum
Glenwood
Campbell
J. R. Hendricks
J. R. Heatt
Walter Smith
Ralph Hessle
Hessle
Main Street
Marion Avenue
Leonard Duval
Rhinehart
Hessle House
Drue Baldwin
Red Oak
Charley Follat
Aiica
Eaton Tennant
Jennie Strobl
Willard Kochéoderfer
Silver City
T. B. Caudell
Union Pacife Railroad
North Platte
Nebr
Cheyenne
Wyo
Dale Dyke
Peru
Nebraska State Teachers’ College
Ruth Clark
Harry F. Clark
Roy Caudell
Savannah
Doris Priest
Ira
Miles Gacia Porter
Truro
Fairview
Pred Farquhor
Albert Pace
Frank Juelke
Grant Chamberlain
Verne Dunn
Clarinda
Harry Barkun
Xon
Berkley Allyn
Leonard Willams
Kearney
Hi. O. Altely
Allely
Bunsey
Mra. M. A. Allely and Sons
Drexel
Mra
W. J. Powers
Sow
Bill
Tulss
Okla
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St. Louis
Chicago
Harry Harkus
Leonard Will Name
M. L. Allely
Randolph
Harry Manafield Jr
R. W. Mansfield
Hamburg
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Hlness
Bla Malvern
H. Mansfield
Harry Mansfield
St. Joseph
Iowa
Great, Western Mines
Margeret Marah
Song Werehorn
Roy W
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John Wwapaield
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Los Angeles
Edward Me G Mansfield
Algado
Charles Mac Denver
Queen Crowned at Mille County 4‑H Festival
Jeannette Luther of North Hastings crowned Mille county corn queen at the 4‑H Festival in Paddock Park. The ceremony featured the crown by the 1932 queen and the corn festival pageant. Also named were county officers: Marjorie Donner president, Virginia Blaughter vice president, Margaret Angus secretary treasurer, Pauline Lemert historian. Attendance crowned Wide Awake club with thirteen members. rally organized by Mrs Clinton Parker and 4‑H leaders from several clubs.
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Mills
Holub
Paddock Park
Pretty Jeannette Luther
North of Hastings
Ward Fickel
Donald Parker
Tara
Marjorie Donner
Jeannette
Malvern
Mille County
Ames
Bilverattes Club
Virginia Blaughter
Margaret Angus
Clover Leaf Club
Pauline Lemert
Clever Cooke Club
Center Township
Clever Cooks
Bramrock
Clover Leaf
Mra
Clinton Parker
Lulu Trogoning
Roy Donner
Bilverettes
W. L. Fickel
Charles Kayten
Eulalia- Lerison
Silver Cloud
Misa Helen Buch
Wide Awake
Nise Luther
Miss Donner
Mr. Parker
Marticia Davis
Bernice Schosning
Louis Wilson
Geneva Bell
Presbyterian Church Service Announcement
The Churches Presbyterian Church invites all for morning worship at 11 led by Minister Henry Dale White after Sunday school at 10. The sermon centers on Make straight paths for your feet lest that which is lame be turned out of the way from James 3 5.
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Presbyterian Church
Henry Dale White
Bunday School
Baptist Church Morning Worship In Basement Service
Morning worship at 11 led by Pastor Bobbitt is moved to the basement amid heat. Vacation school children will take part, with a regular Sunday school and hopes for a large attendance and studious lesson. Malvern and Glenwood churches plan a Tamperance Rally Sunday evening in Glenwood with no Union service locally.
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Dorothy
Tabor
T. B. Caudall
Mra
W. A. Lyons
Milas Thelms Fredricks
Melenolia
Lloyd Landis
John Sessinn
Paris Island
North Carolina
Mra. Landis
Joe Deardorf Sr
Lou Barkus
Betty Lou
Ladysmith
Wis
Nebr
Daily Vacation Church Demonstration Plan Stirs Parish
Pastor Roy B. Guietet announces a Vacation Church School program running June 14 to 89, with 72 to 89 enrolled students and teachers. Sunday school will start at 10 45 to allow the demonstration to begin. The event emphasizes Children Day activities and offerings, with a joint Temperance Rally in Glenwood Sunday evening.
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Pletiediat
Roy B. Guietet
Punta
Texchera
Suneah
Paslna
Glenwood
Mills Countians Receive Degrees at Town State College
Two Mills County students were among 600 graduates at Town State College Ames. Milfred Raymond Dunn of Slenwood earned a Bachelor of Science in Forestry. Gordon Theodore Peterson of Emercon received a Bachelor of Engineering in chemical engineering. Pres Raymond M Hughes delivered the commencement address.
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Dmills County
Town State College
Ames Murray
Raymond M. Hughes
Mills Count
Area
Milfred Raymond Dunn
Slenwood
Gordon Theodore Peterson
Emercon
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