Peatson to Speak on Highway Safety at Burr Oak Church
Radio announcer Peatson, noted for promoting highway safety, will address a Sunday school meeting at Burr Oak Friends Church, four miles northeast of Bart, Sunday at 3 p.m. He urges cyclists to follow safety rules as road concerns grow. County Auditor Louis Robinson shared a religious note from Old South tech about preparedness for raids during services. The Malvern Boy Scouts seek community support for area scouting programs and camping facilities through a drive aiding regional scout offices and training.
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Mes
Louis +t Robinson
Pri
Coast Guard
Boston
Ulletin
Old South Tech
Malvern Boy Scouts
Mulholland Organizes Bond Drive in Silver Creek Township
E Mulholland, chairman of the war bond and stamp campaign for Silver Creek township and Malvern, called a Friday meeting to outline plans for the new drive. Workers received receipt books and will call on residents to obtain pledges in bond and stamp purchases, with weekly, monthly, or annual options and a yearly quota of 6,000 or 6,000 per month?
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E. Mulholland
Silver Creek
Malvern
Assistance Report Details May Aid Recipients in Mills County
May assistance data show 378 Mills County residents received a total of 7641.90 dollars, an average of 20.22 dollars per person. Six blind residents received 133.40 dollars in total, averaging 22.23 dollars each.
Fire at Marshall Cunningham Farm Home
Malvern firemen answered a call to the Marshall Cunningham home south of town Tuesday evening. A roof fire caused a 4 by 10 foot hole before extinguished, with water damage to the house. Officials believe the blaze started from a spark from the furnace fire earlier that evening.
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Malvern
Marshall Cunningham
Davis Couple to Auction House Furnishings in Glenwood
Mr and Mrs G B Davis recently moved to Glenwood and will hold a public sale of household equipment and furnishings Tuesday June 98. The gate sale will be at their former home across from the Presbyterian church. Items include an electric refrigerator and a gas range among others listed in the ad.
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G. BE. Davis
Glenwood
Presbyterian Church
Legion Meeting Praises Preparedness and Civilian Defense
American Legionnaires and Auxiliary members in Mills County heard Lt. Col. G. C. Greenwalt of Omaha praise preparedness and civilian defense during an open meeting. He warned of past policies that led to war and urged cooperation with Civilian Defense plans, noting the need for air raid protection near Omaha. Officers were elected for the county Legion and Auxiliary, and Mills County began a scrap rubber drive to support the national war effort with stations paying a penny per pound.
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American Legionnaires
Mills County
G. C. Greenwalt
Omaha
Leelon
Greenwalt
Mastshall
Seventh Corps
America Legion
Bam
J Ok
Warved
Gorewalt
L. L. Greenwalt
Hastings
Ray W. Jones
van F. Barnes
Glenywood
The
Legion
Kcrap
J. F. Wearin
Usda War Board
Boy Scout
Card of Thanks for Malvern Fire Department Aid
We express sincere thanks to the Malvern fire department and our neighbors and friends who helped during our fire Tuesday evening. Their timely aid undoubtedly saved the house and prevented greater loss. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Cunningham.
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Malvern Fire Department
Marshall Cunningham
Anti Inflation Discussion Meetings Across Milla County
About 100 neighborhood gatherings will be held in Milla County over three weeks where leaders discuss inflation dangers affecting farm families. County Agent John Longstreet says the meetings follow training schools and involve the extension service and local groups. Topics include price ceilings, higher taxes, rationing, war bond purchases, land buys, debt vs bonds, and personal responsibility.
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Milla County
John Longstreet
Extension Service
Longstreet
Ten Percent War Bond Lapel Button Encourages Patriotism
The article urges workers to invest at least ten percent of their income in War Bonds to earn a target lapel button symbolizing patriotism. It notes buttons available through plant Management, the local War Bond chairman office, or the Payroll Savage Window for payroll deductions. Also mentions Mr and Mrs Robert Tyler visiting the Benton home.
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U.S. Treasury Department
Local Selectees Report for Glenwood Malvern and Nearby
Local Selective Service lists call ups for Glenwood Malvern and surrounding towns. Names include future Navy and Coast Guard recruits with induction furlough details and farewell arrangements. Notable individuals include Harold Kehternach and Richard Cop pans, among others from Glenwood, Malvern, Hastings, and Tabor.
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Lowell Faguschi
Harold William Kehternach
Glenwood
Coast Guard
Hichard W. Coppans
Emerson
Naval Heuerva
Volugy Russell Evans
Hmerson
Willis Hichard Shannon
Malvern
Donald George Kinwager
Jal Eldon Mitchell
Abstley Andrew Cary
Theodore Shagaovell Alley
Ralph A. Humwell
Claire Dalton
Legeard
Dae Bulih
Burson
Sdaal Biig Lawlanders
County records show 1200 fewer instruments than 1941
County Recorder Hattie Brown reports a winter through year total decline in recorded instruments, with last week sees prewar registration levels. County finances show per capita poor relief costs for 1940 and 1941, detailing over84600 in various aid and care expenses across overseers, provisions, clothing and medical care.
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Hattie Brown
RF. R. Schreckloth
Glenwood
Plymouth
Ralph 2. Viner
Milla
Clara Wagner
Glenwood, Jr
Board of Review
Charles Roe
Supreme Court
Mis County
State Tax Payers Association
Aria Wae Ae Baeve
Christian Home
Creche
Malvern Baseball Narrowly Defeated by Iowa Bombers
Malvern's independent team came close Sunday on the fair grounds as Shenandoah's Iowa Bombers pulled ahead 7-6 in the ninth. J Williams and Jackson pitched for Malvern. Masher led the Bombers with 14 strikeouts while allowing four hits. Malvern faces Essex next Sunday.
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Malvern
Iowa Bombers
Shenandoah
Fair Grounds
Bearing
Bombers
Recaia
J. Willams
Jackson
Rohrberg
Masher
Clayton
Malvern Battery
Essex
Services Held for Gustave Co Seeger in Council Bluffs
Services were held Thursday in Council Bluffs for Gustave Co Seeger who died at home Monday. Burial followed in Memorial Park cemetery. Born November 15, 1868, he was 80. He married in 1882 in Glenwood. Surviving are many children and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Council Bluffs
Gustave Co. Seeger
Dune
Fred
Glenwood
Paul
Melvern
Glen
Mountain View
Cab
Note
Meadow Grove
Ming
Goodman
Inflation talk sparks Malvern meeting at county event
Jenson of Iowa State College explained inflation and wartime echoes at a Malvern Community Building session. He warned of 1942 Antheland costs, outlined tax ideas to curb surpluses, and contrasted farm versus industrial price shifts amid rising defense wages.
County Teachers Examinations Scheduled in June
The regular county teachers examinations will be held at the county superintendent's office on June 24 25 and 26 beginning at nine oclock A M Wednesday. Amy Hammers 40 1 County Superintendent.
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O'Eclock
Amy Hammers
Changes in Mills County Methodist Ministers Delayed
Methodist conference at Mt Pleasant concluded with few changes in Mills County appointments. Rev Pagan reassigned to Elliott and Hey, others include Malvern Lester C. Mail, Glenwood H C Parker Hastings Strahan Bruce Esh elman Emerson L M Grigaby Wenley Chapel Henderson J V Felt Bilgars City Kaat Liberty dike Maeers Randolph Taber C A Thisle. Notable moves: M A Gable to Des Moines Methodist hospital chaplaincy. Claude A Cooper to Boone district superintendent. W A Plunk, F M Davison as lay delegate.
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Methodist Miniteras
Southpen Towa
Malvern
Lester C. Mail
Glenwood
H. C
Parker Hastings- Strahan
Bruce Eshelman
Emerson
L. M. Grigaby
Wenley Chapel-Haenderson
J. V. Felt
Bilgars City-Kaat
Liberty Dike Maeers
Randolph Taber
C. A. Thisle
Frank £. Jacobs
Od Teola
Royal C. Calkins
Keokuk
C. A. Calking
Pleasantville
Loren PD. Thomas
Atantic
Mills Countlans
M. A. Gable
Fairfield
Methodist Hospital
Des Moines
Claude A. Cooper
Atlantic
Boone
W. A. Plunk
Conference Permitement Fund
F. M. Davison
Conferance
Malvern Methodist Church
Boys State experiences shared with Rotary group
Malvern delegates Katth Adais and Jack Hering spoke at a Rotary club meeting about their participation in Boys State. They described the weeklong camp sponsored by the American Legion and Auxiliary, noting they held offices and joined various activities, with costs covered by the sponsors.
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Boys State
American Legion
Malvern
Katth
Adais
Jack Hering
Rotary Club
Los Angeles and the Dogs in a City of 1.55 Million
A detailed, colorful tale on Los Angeles dogs outlines about 110000 canines across 60 breeds and a yearly city revenue near 250000 from dog licenses. It notes ratios of one dog per 14 people, cites a Great Dane and a St Bernard among large breeds, and highlights German police dogs as prized guardians. It references dog shows, prizes, and training for film work, plus stories of dogs aiding the blind, thwarting thieves, and guarding property.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Seattle
Doge
Ragertlig Wuuthey
Secre
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