Free Ice Cream Cones Fireworks for Fourth Here
Malvern Community club plans a big Fourth of July celebration at the fair grounds with eight thousand free ice cream cones and a large fireworks display starting at dark. Gates open in the evening and store hours remain. many will picnic and stay for the fireworks. The Fairview Country club courses will also be open for daytime activities.
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Nishna Valley
Malvern Community Club
Malvern
Fair Grounds
Fair
Fairview Country Club
Royal Cafe Changes Mann in Charge
A management shift at the Royal Cafe occurred this past week as E. J. Mills retired and H. C. Mann Co., Inc. took over. C. Mann assumes active leadership while rehiring former staff, including Mrs. Cuba Cox as cook and Lottie Weak as head waitress, with updates to service and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Mills
H.C. Mann Co., Inc
Mr. C. Mann
Coveral
Cuba Cox
Misa Lottie
Waltrena
Harry Rickabough
Mrs. Ottyve Marley Dies in Glenwood after long service
Mrs. Ottyve Marley born November 1888 near Bidney endured childhood illness and a life of cheerful suffering. She married Joseph H. Marley in 1913, lived in Glenwood, joined Grace Methodist Church in 1920, and was active in the Radio-Shut-In club. Funeral services were held June 21 at the Glenwood Methodist Church with interment at Glenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Leona Jordan
J. R. Jordan
Bidney
Bamber
California
Shawe
Joseph H. Merley
Mrex
John Marley
Glenwood
Ottyve Marley
Marley
Grace Methodist Church
Jesus
J. Irving Brown
Dodson
John F. Arnold
Thee horse Fam Fan Tuesday Theodora Moses visit for old friends
Fam Fan Tuesday Theodora Moses, long in Malvern and now in Omaha, arrived with his daughters Fern Theresa Ringer and Heylah Dunn for a short visit. He noted many changes since his last return and spoke with old time friends during the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodora Moses
Malvern
Omaha
Fern
Theresa Ringer
Heylah Dunn
Fairview Golfers Tie at Red Oak Meet
Fairview golfers returned from Red Oak where the Oak Mullalu event saw five members place in the standings. Bilra led the team with a strong showing while Ya SE contributed to the effort to boost Fairview’s score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Golfers
Red Oak
Oak Moltalu
Midway at Fair Awaits Large, Diverse Exhibits This Year
The county fair midway will be as large and varied as before with many applications for midway positions coming in. Officials anticipate the grounds will be well filled and premiums for exhibits to be issued within two to three weeks detailing prizes and exhibition information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia County Fair Bay
Frank Summers
Bummers
Attendance at Glenwood Epworth Institute Tops Last Year
The Epworth League Institute session for the Connell Bluffs and Clarinda districts opened at Lake Park in Glenwood with strong attendance and a larger enrollment than prior year. Laula H. Watson of Shenandoah is dean with Lauren D. Thomas and others assisting in administration and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League Institute
Connell Bluffs
Clarinda
Lake Park
Glenwood
In Memoriam Kenneth Dolph dies at thirty one
Kenneth Howard Dolph born near Strahan Town September 14 1900 died June 16 1931 at home of his parents at thirty years nine months and one day He was oldest child of Howard and Edna Jane Dolph Survived by his mother father two sisters Mrs Ray Hambach and Maxine a grandfather Oliver Ogden and numerous relatives He grew up in the community and graduated Hastings High School later attending a Council Bluffs business college He gave up his business dreams early due to ill health yet remained active in church life and Christian service He was loyal to the Sunday school Young Men's Christian Association and Christian values His courage marked his life and in his final hours he prayed for God’s care and guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Dolph
Kenneth Howard Dolph
Strahan
Howard
Edna Jane Dolph
Ray Hambach
Maxine
Oliver Ogden
Kenneth
Manhoog
Hastings High School
Council Bluffs
Young Men's Christian Association of
Kenneth Wos
Heavenly Father
Malvern to vote on park board measure at July 14 special election
Malvern voters will decide whether to establish a three memberPark Board to manage the new swimming pool and surrounding park properties. Ordinance No. 101 outlines duties salaries and terms for commissioners with staggered six year terms and oath and bond requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
L. W. Boehner
Ftown
Young man nabbed in livestock bounty caper near Glenwood
Vergil Clemmons, driving a rickety Ford with Nebraska plates, claimed to have captured thirteen wolf pups and sought a $62 bounty. He offered vague directions to an Evana ranch, then fled north of Glenwood with officers pursuing him. the man and car vanished on a side road, leaving Iowa officers to suspect Nebraska origins and a futile bounty ploy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vergil Clemmons
Glenwood
Au Orsfhe
Bubatseohaa
Aulalivac
Evana
Schade
Mills County
Nebraska
Iowa
Nebraska City man jailed after plow theft plea
Lloyd Scott of near Thurman was brought to Glenwood from Nebraska City by Sheriff De Moss and arraigned before Justice J. EB. Witkina on a charge of stealing a plow from Frank Rodman. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to a $100 fine or 30 days in jail. At noon today he remained in jail.
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Lloyd Scott
Near Thurman
Glenwood
Nebraska City
Sherif WS. de Moss
Mra
J. EB. Witkina
Justice of the Peace
Frank Rodman
Optinion Tribune
Three New Cars Registered This Week
Three new cars were registered with County Treasurer Otto Judkins in the past week. The records show two Chevrolets and one DeSoto. Dr John Kilne of Malvern registered a DeSoto coupe, Max Benton of Malvern registered a Chevrolet coupe, and Clara Fahnbstock of Hastings registered a Chevrolet coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Judkins
DeSoto
John Kilne
Malvern
S. Max Benton
Strahan Businessman Harry Cleaver Returns to Court
Harry Cleaver, a former Strahan businessman, now residing near Harrisburg Pennsylvania, describes his recent hospital stay for illness and poison exposure. He plans to return to the district court in September after weeks in care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Cleaver
Strahan
Harrisburg
Penn
Revere
Promalas
Ase
Booston Fbes Club Muddled Start Sparked By Names
A garbled local item notes a Booston Fbes club or team with messy text about players, a debut morning event, and unclear references to a gym or venue. Strong entities are unreadable but include a few club names and places, urging clarification of the slurred names and event details.
Weather Hits Malvern As Heat Breaks Mercury
The first casualty of the season occurred in Malvern when a thermometer placed at Collins Drug Store in the sun shattered as temperatures spiked toward the 120 degree mark. Forecasters Hodges and the official weather bureau predict continued warmth with possible showers this weekend.
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Malvern
Collins Drug Store
Old Sol
Jim Hodges
Officelal Weather Bureau
Mr. Hodges
Mr. Sledges
Young People to Present Program at Church Friday
The Presbyterian youth group will present a program at the church Friday evening starting at 7 o'clock. It features music readings and the cantata The Japanese Garden with Dorothy Boehner as Laureanis and Faye Hurat as the Rose, a mixed chorus, and Harriet Beattie as accompanist. Prelude includes piano solos and a cornet trombone duet, with readings by Elizabeth White. An offering for Bible funds is raised by junior choir members. A note adds socks about Ak-Sar-Ben show attendees visiting the Hardware store for late items and a date window for pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Boehner
Laureanis
Faye Hurat
Rose
Harriet Beattie
Merry Felix
Claradel Linquist
Sy Wearin Jr
Edward Wearin
Reading
Elizabeth White
Numosa
Aulo
Helen Jones
4 H Club Girls to Annual Convention
Mills county 4 H club girls joined county agent A Rosenfeld and Mrs. Ralph Thompson for car trips to Ames to attend the annual state convention. They spent three days in study and recreation and enjoyed convention features. Delegates include Silverette Velma Custer Shamrock Ruth Pitman Dorothy Donner LaVonne Worstall Clover Leaf Lettie Bradley Clover Cooks Maxine Lea Wilting Workers Ruth Haynie and chaperones Mrs. R P Thompson and Mrs. Ray Hilton. Dorothy Donner and LaVonne Worstall won demonstrations, with Lettie Bradley earning a trip at the Iowa State Fair and Dorothy and LaVonne winning at the Mills county fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Rosenfeld
Ralph Thompson
Mills County
Ames
Silverette Club
Velma Custer
Shamrock Club
Ruth Pitman
Dorothy Donner
LaVonne Wortalli
Clover Leaf Club
Lettie Bradley
Pauline Pollitt
Clover Cooks Club
Maxine Lea
Wilting Workers
Imogene Girl Beats Two Confidence Men
Imogene residents report two men entering N. J. Hillary Hardware to buy fishing tackle with questionable currency. A confrontation at the money drawer led to a dispute over funds and a mistaken claim of excess money. Sheriff later found the suspects in Shenandoah cabin. They were arrested and jailed in Imogene after pleading guilty on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imogene
N. J. Hillary Hardware
Mary McGargill
Miso McGinnig
Hillary
John Thomas
Sheri
Shengadoah
Gaye
Syivenla
Funeral Held for Patrick Kilmartin at Imogene
Large Malvern audience attended the funeral of Patrick Kilmartin former Malvern and Mills County resident. Requiem Mass was led by Father Doyle with three other priests officiating. Interment followed at Imogene Catholic Cemetery with Knights of Columbus guards. Kilmartin, born 1849 in Ireland, lived in Glenwood and Malvern before moving to Gadverine and then to Imogene, where he died after a long life of farming livestock and grain business. He is survived by his wife Martha Wolfe Kilmartin and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Imoogene
Patrick Kilmartin
Busies
Mille County
St. Patrick's Cashlole Church
Father Doyle
Imogene
Father O'Connor
Chariton
Father O
Order of the Fourth Degree
William Keenan
C. J. Taffe
J. &. Clinton
Oscar
Ketcham
Joe Hatenan
J. L. Stetch
Council Bluffs
Patrick Kimartin
County Roscommon
Ireland
America
Albany
Iowa
Glenwood
Lyons Township
Martha Wolfe
William Wolfe
Rawles Township
Gadverine
Ieee
Ewanson
Millz County
Ing
Avestock
Ufe
Daughers
Fishing in Minnesota Yields Bountiful Catch for Local Trio
LW Miller Ch o D M Kline and Dr Thomas W Gidley returned Tuesday from Pelican Rapids Minnesota after a week of excellent fishing. They report mostly cool days with two warm spells and caught about one hundred pounds of fillets for home use and friends. The editorial household thanks them for a fine mess of fish and laments not joining the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LW. Miller
D. M. Kline
Thos. W. Gidley
Pelican Rapids
Minn
I A A Meeting With American Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion Auxiliary will hold its regular meeting next Friday afternoon, June 26. Members are to gather for discussion and planned activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary Will
Marriage Licenses and Matches in Turbulent Ledger
A list of proposed marriage licenses showing names, ages, and birthplaces including Edgar Butler 21 Lincoln and Wilma Cristy 18 Des Moines with licenses dated June 40. Other entries include Don Piper 23 Lincoln Catherine Droud 20 Lincoln Hugh Cassidy 4 Norfolk Nebr and Relya Kent 24 Siler Lake City Utah. The fragment also notes Myrta Sunnerkrubbe 18 Omaha Gurely Hiatt 21 Omaha Helen Spain 19 Omaha Lucio Sorensen 18 Counell Blutte and Tyne Mitton Ho Harrod 28 Count Bluts alongside several other listed couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tune
Edgar Douglas Butler
Lincoln
Gilmore Lyon
Des Moines
Wilma Cristy
Lloyd E. Yarnell
Clarkshurs
Mary Dorothy Winebrenner
Guthrie Center
Don Piper
Catherine Droud
Hugh Cassidy
Norfolk
Nebr
Relya Kent
Siler Lake City
Utah
Jack
Morran
Omaha
Myrta Sunnerkrubbe
Gurely Q. Hiatt
Helen M. Spain
Tyne
Mitton Ho Harrod
Count Bluts
Lucio Sorensen
Counell Blutte
Fifteen Cent Ad Sold 19 Bushels of Cherries
Nelson Hummel visited yesterday and requested another week of his cherry ad. The ad notes he has already sold nineteen bushels and expects more harvests soon. An ad in The Lender offers surplus cherries for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Hummel
Tio
Glenwood Rotarians Banquet at East Liberty
Glenwood Rotary members met at East Liberty on June 21 for a banquet attended by over thirty including ladies and guests. The evening featured decor in blue and gold, songs, a welcome from Rev Haines, a Rotary talk by W C Rathke, and gifts to guests. Donations included a generous check to the Ladies Art Society, with total receipts over 62 dollars plus 358 in clear funds, showing community cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anx
F Notary Club
Glenwood
East Liberty
Haines
Thi Church
Wayne Choate
W. C. Rathke
Rotary
Phminton
Excelsior Springs
Ladies’ Art Society
Noth
Totary
Malvern Garden Club Opens New Year Meeting
The Malvern Garden Club held its first meeting of the year with new officers presiding in the Community Building auditorium. Mrs. June Fickel led the program on planting in shady spots, summer bulbs, and roses, with Mrs. J. R. Scott hosting tea after. Twenty four members attended as plans for an exhibit at Mills County and broader county cooperation were announced for a successful year ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Garden
Vlal
June Fickel
Othit Wenrin
Thos, Gitley
WU. Parsons
Club
J. Ro Scott
Mills County
Ene Tire
Randerson Safe and Sane Sale Starts Today
Randerson clothing house begins its Safe and Sane sale today lasting until the fourth. An advertisement appears on page three. Enid Gable of Council Bluffs visited Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. B C Kayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randerson
J. EB. Randerson
Clothier
Piage Three
Misa Enid Gable
Council Blultx
B.C. Kayton
Floods Sweep Mills County River Valleys
Heavy rains caused floods that swelled the river and sent water over banks near Hendereon Hastings and Whity Cloud. The swollen river carved a new channel, flooding fields and washing away portions of the riverbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendereon
Hastings
Whity Cloud
Dow
Watlafagtorly
County Methodists Hold Jubilee in Glenwood
Mills County Methodists gathered at Glenwood for Jubilee Sunday despite a stormy night and morning rain. District Superintendent Walter A. Morgan spoke at the church, dinner was served at Institute Park, and an afternoon program featured brief talks and an address by W R Orchard, editor of The Council Bluffs Nonpareil, on church influence and national character. The gathering, led by President Clarence J. Day, planned next year’s Jubilee after a pre Institute event and a larger evening program included a chalk talk by Carl Phelps and a devotional by the Epworth League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laula H. Watson
Shenandoah
Institute
Lauren D. Thomas
Henderson
Wesley Chapel
Ivan R Milla
Paul H. Hicks
W. F. Lister
Gertrude Tylar
Katheryn Hill
M. A. Gable
Mr. Beans
Council Bluffs
Frank Bean
Clarinds
Walter M .Scheuermann
Etrahan
W. H. Meredith
Atlantic
Floyd L. Shepherd
Forendons
Carl Phelps
Epworth
Mills County
Walter A. Morgan
Indianola
Mille County
Tnatitule Park
Joseph Marley
Methodist Church
Muale
Glenwood
Muata
Henderson-Avealey Chapel
Mieses Jeannette Luther
Reba Goodnight
Pauline Bimmonda
C. W. Cooper
C. A. Day
W.T. Wortman
Ray
M. BR. Wilson
L. D. Thomas
Tothales
W. RR. Orchard
Wonton
Orchard
Pest
Clarence J. Day
Clenwand
Stoheney
Promeim
Nusgon
Pacife Junction Epworth League
Reunion attendance rises at Brazelton family gathering
Mr and Mrs Otha Attend and Wearin travel to Des Moines Saturday March for a Brazelton family reunion. The following day the Pais are said to host an annual arnal affair with growing attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otha
Des Moines
Marth
Brazelton
Malvern Juniors Beat Sidney Sluggers In Baseball Tilt
Malvern's junior baseball team, sponsored by the American Legion and led by Edgar Perdew and Supt. BR. C. Kincaid, won 1 game on the Sidney trip. Pitcher Lacey Kling fanned fifteen with three hits allowed, while Kiloan backed a clean defensive effort. Clinton Hagel starred at bat, with a homer and strong contact. Malvern's lineup included Hurry, Clinton, Magywa, Walter Musot, Russell Riggley, and others. The squad prepared to meet Slivundoah next, hoping to continue their improved form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
The
American Legion
Edgar Perdew
BR. C. Kincaid
Sidney
Lacey Kling
Wloney
Kiloan
Malverniang
Clinton Hagel
Datton
Clinton
Magywa
Walter Musot
Russell Riggley
Hubbelef
Hoeter
Iekwen
Lacey Kile
Ben Iuehner
Nalvern Valors
Wank
Melvery
Aldiey Beve
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Royal Cafe
Mann
Joseph Mora
Jane
Glenwood Epworth League Institute
Hous
Cauby
Oleroea
Vivenia
Repregentin Slub
Gary Funk
Adnan
Salo
Het
Cornfelds
Presbyterian Group
Ak-Sar-Benden
Uocketa
H. White
Kilmartin
Forter Malvern
Minnesota
Glenwood Rotarians
Malvern Garden Club
Deouth
Fauvlun
Vinlke
Ware
She Souly
County Methodists
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