Burroball at Pool Park Friday in Malvern
Burroball a laughter inducing event will be played at the pool park Friday evening to raise funds for the swimming pool. Two teams from east and west of Main street will ride burros during the game with brief animal breaks to fetch the ball. A prior grudge softball playoff between Oller and Waller will precede the burro match under lights with 24 cents and 0.5 dollar admissions tax.
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Burroball
Malvern
Main Street
Oller and Waller
Selected Host to Secretary Wallace
Edward Wearin earned a signal honor at the 4-H club conference in Washington by being chosen as one of the hosts to greet Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace. He escorted the secretary to the speaker’s platform as part of a large 4-H delegation during the annual encampment, which concluded yesterday. Wearin has five years of 4-H work in baby beef, pig and colt raising, with successful county fair and Ak-Sar-Ben show entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Wearin
Washington
Henry A. Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Young Wearin
Wearin
Edward
Ak-Sur-Beh
Doctor Kline attends district osteopathic meeting
Dr. J. A. Kline attended a district osteopathic meeting at Creston on Sunday. The chief speaker was Dr. Torrance of Scotland who holds an M D from the University of Edinburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Kline
Creston
Dr. Torrance
Scotland
University of Edinburgh
Ward Jones Visits From New Orleans Veterans Gatherings
Ward Jones arrived from New Orleans, Louisiana to visit his brothers Gordon and Ray and sister Mrs Essie Wolfe. He heads to Emmetsburg for the Spanish American War veterans convention. He last visited after his father’s death and recalls Malvern Fire Department hose team victories.
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Ward Jones
New Orleans
Gordon
Ray
Essie Wolfe
Emmetsburg
Jones
Malvern
Malvern Volunteer Fire Department
Ward
Gord Jones
Guy
Guy Smith
Mulholland
Smith
Degenhart
Bartlett
Mr. Jones
New Elevator Under Construction Near Old Site
Outside work neared completion Wednesday on a tall new elevator rising about 60 feet above the former site on the Good elevator line, destroyed by a train crash last year. The structure will store roughly 9 500 bushels once installation of lights, electric wiring, and other equipment is completed before it serves.
Branding marks on leaves spark expected yields on Breeding farm
Ben Breeding inspected his 100 acre field of asta and found every leaf bore a distinct B mark. Jim Hurfey of Council Bluffs noted the marking might indicate a heavy yield of 70 or more bushels per acre, suggesting a strong harvest for Breeding farms.
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Ben Breeding
Jim Hurfey
Council Bluffs
County Legion and Auxiliary Elect Officers in Emerson
Mills county members joined Legion and Auxiliary in Emerson for annual elective meetings with about 75 attendees. Officers elected include Roy Flannagan as county commander and Ted Birdsall as vice commander, with H. C. Slater as county adjutant. Auxiliary officers Mra. W. H. Cramer as president and Mra. J. N. Swain as vice president.
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Mills County
Emerson
Disrist
Legion
Roy Flannagan
Silver City
Ted Birdsall
H. C. Slater
Malvern
Mra
W. H. Cramer
J. N. Swain
W. C. Trathke
Glenwood
Mra. McVay
Work on New Road Begun Last Week Southeast of Malvern
Work on the new road southeast of Malvern started last week with a huge diesel dredge moved to the site for drainage of land and right of way prep. The dredge, a three yard scoop machine on land boats, moves by walking eccentric wheels. Four shifts per day push the project, with the dredge shaping the new grade and a drag line aiding the process.
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Malvern
Mills Countians Sell Hogs at Good Prices
Paul Roenfeldt, east of Glenwood, sold 29 hogs on the Omaha market Friday averaging 376 pounds each. They brought $8.35 with the day’s top at $9.40. H. A. Pullman of Silver City also offered hogs Monday that sold for $9.15.
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Paul Roenfeldt
Glenwood
Omaha
H. A. Pullman
Silver City
Becks to Open Lunch Room in Blue Front
Mr and Mrs GC Beck who run The Bun sandwich shop next to the Galliher garage have leased the old Blue Front and will open Becks Lunch this Saturday with free coffee from 1 to 5 pm Mrs H A Galliher owner of The Bun will continue its operation.
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Beck
Galliher
Salyers Auto Company
Ta & P. Ab
H. A. Galliher
Ita
Trucks Heifers To Fortify Large Evans Farm Herds
John Waller trucked two loads of heifers to Stronghuret EU to add to the herds of M. L. Baus UL at the Evans farm. The work was taken from the Milly county herds.
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John Waller
Stronghuret
M. L. Baus
Evans
Milly County
Malvernians to swim in purified Boehner pool next week
The Ameri can Legion pool committee and town park board report final preparations complete for the Boehner municipal pool opening early next week. A Perkins purification and daily lab tests will ensure water safety, with group swim tickets offered to help finances.
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Malvernians
The
American Legion
Town Board of Park Commissioners
Boehner Municipal
Perkins Point
Perkins Laboratories
Legion
Workmen at CCC Camp Receive Pay
Lieut Charles A Schubert distributed first month wages to about forty CCC camp artisans. Checks totaled nearly $2200 and were issued after requisitions were sent out two weeks earlier.
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CCC
Charles A. Schubert
Construcon
New Star Route Schedule Between Tabor and Malvern
The Washington post office department announces a new star route mail service schedule between Tabor and Malvern effective July 1. The Tabor departures are daily except Sunday at 6:36 am and 4:15 pm, arriving Malvern by 7:15 am and 4:55 pm. Malvern departs daily except Sunday after trains, around 8:12 am and 5:06 pm, returning to Tabor in 40 minutes.
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Post Office Department
Washington, D.C
Star
Tabor
Malvern
Malvern Railroad Station
N.d
Malvernians Invited to Ak Sar Ben Show in Omaha
Through George H Whites the local ambassador of Ak Sar Ben Malvernians are invited to attend the Ak Sar Ben show openings. Shows run every Monday night with July 22 designated as southwest lone night. Free tickets and a free lunch are offered at Malvern Trust and Savings Bank Sandy Hardware the Malvern Ledger and George White service station.
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George H. Whites
Rye Field Growth Yields Prolific Rye Stalks
Nelson Hummell recently filed a report showing a rye sample with a single root producing 27 separate stalks. Cold wet spring weather caused the rye to stool and thicken the stand, transforming a thin field into a heavy growth with promising yield prospects.
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Nelson Hummell
County Sees Light Rain While State Faces Floods
In Milla County a light rain measured about 0.88 inches Monday evening. While other areas suffered heavy downpours up to 5 inches, here the precipitation was gentle and caused no washing or damage.
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Milla County
Hillsdale Church celebrates 75th anniversary in service
Crowds gathered as Hillsdale M. E. Church marked seventy five years of service to the community. A morning Sunday school drew 114, followed by a sermon by Dr David J Shenton district superintendent. A noon dinner preceded an afternoon program led by Rev T J Petit with songs by the choir and remarks by former residents and pastors.
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Come Nity
Hisdale M. E
Hillsdale
David J. Shenton
T. J. Petit
Olive
Hilladale
East Liberty
West Liberty
Silver Creek
Louden
Hills
Malvern Real Estate Co. Receives State Licenses
Malvern Real Estate Co. a partnership of Guy Lowrey and Paul Swoboda, received licenses for operation Tuesday. Located in the old First National Bank building, each partner earned a broker license in addition to the company license. They report strong buyer interest in real estate holdings.
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Malvern Real Estate Company
Guy Lowrey
Paul Swoboda
First National Bank
First Corn-Hog Contracts Mailed From Local Office
The Milla County Corn-Hog Association sent 877 Group I production control contracts and forms to the Iowa State Board of Review for checking. This marks the first shipment of Group I contracts. Group II applications are expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milla County Corn-Hog Association
Iowa State Board of Review
Thia
Glenwood Fire Department Builds Recreation Hall
The Glenwood Fire Department is converting the old dining hall once owned by the District Epworth League at League Park into a recreation pavilion. Dismantling occurred over the past week after purchase, with construction adjacent to the Whitgiy Service Station for use as a pavilion and storage for weather logs.
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Glenwood Fire Department
Distriet Epworth League
League Park
Whitgiy Serviee
Ubey
Malvern approves new beer sale ordinance
The Malvern town council passed a newly written beer sale ordinance after three readings at a special Monday meeting. It sets permit qualifications, a $1 annual fee, location limits near First Avenue, and curfews on sales. Prohibitions include minors employed in beer rooms with high gross revenue, no food beyond simple snacks, no dancing or games of chance, no on street consumption, and strict toilet facilities connected to the sewer system.
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Malvern
Highitetts
Bopermita
First Avenue
Oman Street
Chase
Doug Jase Atreets
Yendora
4 H Club Meeting Led by Hais Sisters in June
Helen Hazel and Dorothy Hais Selquist hosted the 4 H club at their home on June 11 with Mrs Francis Nite presiding. Ploresee Swolis was chosen delegate to the State 4 H convention in Ames. Two guests attended, Mrs Mary Seat and Allee Sevatt. Hosts with Mrs Prank Swohoeda and Mrs Ernest Fis aplquist served ice cream cookies and candy at the close.
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Helen
Hazel
Dorothy Haisselquist
Francis Nite
Ploresee Swolis
Ames
Mes
Mary Seat
Allee Sevatt
Prank Swohoeda
Ernest Fisaplquist
Poultry Club Booster Day Highlights Frugal Methods
Poultry clubs met Friday June 14 at Strahan school with 35 members and parents present. W T H Wintfield Extension specialist demonstrated building waterers and feeders and proper chick raising techniques. Ray Hilton and Everett Sawyers praised the event as highly worthwhile. County rounds July 26 and 28 will feature Whitfield guiding members to select and exhibit birds and assist with demonstrations and judging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poultey Club
Strahan School
Poultry Club
W. T H. Wintfield
Induttry
Ray Hilton
White Cloud Club
Everett Sawyers
Center Club
Fay Poultry Club
Whitield
Dr Kline Chairs Osteopathic Student Recruiting Panel
Dr D M Kline, osteopathic physician in this city, has been appointed chairman of the Student Recruiting Committee by Dr F A Gordon, president of the Iowa Society of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Kline
F. A. Gordon
Iowa Society of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeoud
Community Club Seeks Stronger Business Interest at Thursday Meeting
Members of the Community Club plan a Thursday evening session at the Malcorth Tes Rorm to discuss improving business representation. President W. W. Crook urges attendance to ensure broad participation and support for upcoming initiatives.
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Sidnane Kr
Tie
Oelack
W. W. Crook
Ang Sons
4-H Girls Leave Monday for State Convention
Ames 4-H girls depart Monday for the State 4-H convention at Town State college. The group includes Florence Swabata Delpha Denner Lorraine Dashner Peta Cary Maxton Sell Tate Wilner Hiramley Jeannette Luther and Raby Kaer with leaders Mrs Newt Hrlaco Mrs Clinton Parker and Miss Genovinge Jolason.
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Mms Coutity
Ames
Town State College
Bohombin Ghai
Gina
Desozates
Crom Mills County
Florence Swabata
Delpha Denner
Lorraine Dashner
Peta Cary
Malvern
Maxton Sell
Tate
Wilner Hiramley
Gonwood
Wilmald
Aon
Henderson
Jeannette Luether
Hastinga
Raby Kaer
Pachhe Janetson
Mra
Newt Hrlacoo
Clinton Parker
Honierson
Misa Genovinge Jolason
Pocitie Javetion
Mrs John Hammock Died Here Sunday
Mrs John Hammock died at her White Cloud home after several weeks illness on Sunday June 1. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at the Maais Kel Demental. Rev I Bobbi led prayers with Carnishid organist. Burial was in Malvern cemetery with pallbearers W Knight I Mintholland Lee Hingiman Frank Swoheda Carl Horta Chic Minella. The obituary notes Mary Lien Leak daughter of Joshia and Sarah Leak born July 17 1861 Chesterfield Ohio married Jacob Early Norris August 8 1881 in Glenwood Iowa. Two children Joshia Norris Oct 12 1882 and Sarah Ellen Sept 1 1885. Sarah Ellen preceded her in 1915. Mrs Norris married John Harmwork December 9 114 in White Cloud. Those left include husband son Justin of Omaha four grandchildren Mrs Mary Hiieberger Omaha Dall Norris Omaha Gene Fager Avoca Charles Norris Glenwood.
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John Hammock
White Cloud
Bobbi
Verenon Babbin
Mire Jord Short
Hurlat
Vie Malvern
EB. W. Knight
I. l. Mintholland
Lee Hingiman
Frank Swoheda
Carl Horta
Chic Minella
Foluwhie
Mary Lien Leak
Joshia
Sarah Leak
Chesterfield
Ohto
Jackeson Early Norris
Glenwood
Aus
Joshia Norris
DeWitt
Nehr
Sarah Ellen
Malvern
Justin
Omaha
Mary Hiieberger
Dall Norris
Omati
Gene Fager
Avoca
Charles Norris
Halls Return from East Bark Traino Intensive Trip
The fragment notes Mr. and Mrs. J and a farmer returning from an East Bark trip through Newneh and Cana. The Sunday evening visit touched on a British pipe relief near the lines. Taye Weeks Tid visited their daughter in Boston during the journey.
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Newneh
Cana
Boston
Officials Inspect CCC Camp Tuesday in Malvern
Area officials toured the CCC camp near Malvern on Tuesday to review progress and inspect the work of consignettos. Charles A. Schubert presented the project status while Mader William Goveh and Lt. Barker and Dinmitt from Dex Moines observed. No firm arrival date for campers was set, but officials expect completion within the year as work continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odio Malvern
Charles A. Schubert
William Goveh
A. Barker
Dinmitt
Bata
Army Worm Outbreak Hits Mills County Fields This Week
Mills County reports army worm invasion across multiple crops including wheat rye alfalfa and corn with infestations extending from east of the Nistan River to the Ray Hilton firms area and toward Glenwood Local extension worker TH B Spawn led a demonstration on control measures as entomologists warn weather may trigger continued outbreaks this year with potential widespread damage to crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orar Mas
Pacea
Aidan Inge
Hurh Benson Farm
TH. B. Spawn
Rinte
Mrs A A Parsons Dies in Omaha
Mrs A A Parsons dies in Omaha at age past 60 after long illness. Born in Wolseborough New Hampshire in 1842 she moved west in 1872 with her family to Missouri then counted her husband’s death. survived by two sons I L Parsons of Malver and J Parsons of Omaha. Funeral held Saturday in Dundee Presby terian Church with burial at Crest Lawn Cemetery.
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A. A. Tmirsans
Alee
Airaims Owas
Woltehorough
New Hang
Mbt
Omaha
Talbott
Passtor
Dundee Presbyrertittchive
Ures Laan
Rev W R Moore Transfer to Sioux City
The Rev W R Moore is reported to leave Newton to take a pastorate in Sioux City at a Presbyterian chapel. He previously served several years at the Pesky rertin church in Malvern and at Tie Pesky rertin ehureh. His Newton pastorate drew many members and left a note of a $95.00 church expense for a poster event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlew
Mlaere
Newton
Siouy
Moore Wits
Malvern
Sewton
Rey
Harry Mage
Waterton
Dadery de Biddy
Wou
Newt
Sototr Battie
Unclear Text Item From Historical Page
The readable fragments reference names and places but lack coherent facts or context to form a definite news item.
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Wallace
Dr. Kline
County Meeting of Legion, Auxiliary
Emerson Girls
W. C. Rathke
M. 8. Campbell
Bruce Boehner
Edgar Perdew
F. E. Mulholland
Becks
New Star
Hillsdale Church
Malvern Real Estate Co
Entertain 4-H Club
Tiladys Fisher Collins
Goorgetawar
Cal
Panaer Botne
Mansfield Funeral Home
Beattie Farm
A. A. Parsons
Rev. W. R. Moore
Sioux City
Hohner
Detroit
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