Legion Auxiliary Elect New County Officers at Meet
The Legion and Auxiliary elected county officers at a meeting held in Emerson and Malvern. New chairmen included Mrs. Kas Sykes as vice chair and Mrs. Ayers Green as treasurer. Officers stressed completing postwar service goals and urged veterans to use bonds wisely while honoring community programs. Music, dance, and readings followed the business session with Emerson members hosting refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lejamerivatt
FM. Dityisint Woaneenmes
Emerson Brie
Malvern
Ausiliary
Cleria
Progran
Oper
Mame Geelider
D. We Varma
D. We Varma of Cheraweads Vice Comnmander, and EL Go Stiter
Mes
Kas. Sykes
Glenwood
Yige
Othe
Rol Arelie
Sidnex
Wall Dey Ermanul
Taanx
Legion
Emerson
Helen Tronesman
June Rice
Ror. Honeyman
Rosalie
Bob Evans
Margaret Hatcheld
Eleanor Cheney
Scouts Leave Sunday for Camp at Lewis
Nine Malvern boy scouts enjoy a week at the area scout camp near Lewis. They traveled Sunday with families helping, staying in a spring fed site with camping facilities and a bank for surplus funds. Activities include sports, woodcraft, pioneer types, hiking, and night games around the campfire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Lewis
Kageige
Amd
Tom Ivers
High Fickel
E. D. Hering
Kar Tlerta
Kralnl Hath Joevers
James Evans
Jimmie Hering
Bud Thertz
Richard Fickel
Frank Bell
Edel Knight
Red Oak Champion Band Visits Malvern and Hastings
Red Oak high school marching band, national champions, will tour Malvern at 1 30 pm and Hastings at 1 50 pm as part of the American Legion annual Fourth of July celebration. The group will showcase award winning maneuvers and entertain with parades, dances, carnival, and a fireworks display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Oak High School
American Legion
Malvern
O'glock
Hastings
Red Oak
Tabor Woman 105 Years Old Tuesday
Mrs Nay Hurst of Tabor reached her 108th birthday Tuesday at the home of her daughter Mrs Hentar Henediet with more than 280 guests on hand to wish her well Hurst is revealed as Kaya s oldest woman yet she remains mentally alert and active despite advancing years
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Nay Hurst
Tabor
Atlan
Entertainment plans for campus talent show misspelled
Fragmentary notes describe plans for a student entertainment event at Cran Community Virginia with a list of committee members assigned to manage rehearsals, seating, and program details. several lines are garbled but indicate coordination duties and a forthcoming program.
Sunday Schools of Lyons Township Hold 87th Convention
Lyons township Sunday schools held their 87th annual convention at Elm Grove School. a noon district dinner and business session elected Carl Phelps as president, Mrs W S Bradley as vice president, and Albert B Hubbell secretary-treasurer. Afternoon programs featured praise by Mrs Frank Field, chalk talk by Carl Phelps, and a closing address by Rev Claude A Calkins of Malvern.
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Lynns Townelip
Fiavne
Io Mills
Possi
Tawa Aml
Elm Grove
Carl Phelps
Walnut Grove
Bier Oak
Lyons Township
He Junction
Faith
Tabor
Frank Field
Jones
Claude A. Calkins
Malvern
Harvest Hay Crop for Sick Farmer Neighbors Help
A week ago at McCain’s farm southwest of Malvern seventeen men rallied to harvest and store 30 tons of alfalfa hay for Mr. McCain who is recovering in Des Moines. Neighbors Perl Royston EF Slmer and many others worked all afternoon as women planned to serve a meal but dry conditions delayed it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCain
Malvern
Veterans Hospital
Des Moines
Mr. McCain
Perl
Emil Royston
EF Slmer
Junior Dlund
Ah Somt
George Wirkman
Thury Aistrape
Imer Vickel
Tra Fritz
John Beckarrh
Paul Glynn
Will Powles
James Chirk
Ray Dyke
Tly
Malvern Fire Hose Ruined with Acid
The Malvern Fire Department discovered yesterday that several lengths of their newest hose were damaged by acid. About 50 feet of hose were ruined, with fabric eaten and metal connections corroded. Investigators seek the culprit, whose act could have caused a severe fire risk if not found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Meeghew
Lewis
Coumedl
Tas Nyisesienk
Kilmartin Leases Good Bros Elevator
Kilmartin takes over the Good Bros elevator this week in the grain and feed market. The deal puts Kilmartin in operation of the former Good Bros facility, following a background of past operations and county history with three local elevators over the years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmartin
Good Bros. Elevator
Balmartin
Goa
Kilmartin Gokl
Tacye Wilson to Lead County 4-H Girls Clubs
Tacye Wilson is named head of the 4-H Girls Clubs of the county. The event lists club groups such as the Clever Cooks and Bright Pees with officers including President Vaese Wilkon and Marin Genten, with a luncheon served at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacye Wilson
Malvern
Cleyer Cooks
Weslee Chapa
Busy Bee
Ljents
Faletayend
Vaese Wilkon
Pensler
Vem
Marin Genten
Malverny
Wilma Sel Eoweel
Marjorie Kliatt
Council Blutts
County club program features girl groups and skits
A county gathering drew 73 to 100 attendees as clubs and mothers shared a meal and program of performances. The Silverette club inducted Mrs Roy Denner as honorary member while Clover Conks staged Captain Jinks and Glenwood and Blattville groups presented dances.
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Silverette Club
Roy Denner
Glenwood Girls
Blattville Girls
Clover Conks
Captain Jinks
Jane Fletcher
Harriett Talbott
Dorothy Galliher
Malvern
Maxine Sell
Center Township
Phyllis Kleins
4FL
Flaise Duster
Pari Bureau
Clu
Formation of Mills County Boys 4 H Club Group Winds Up
Representatives from six Mills County boys 4 H clubs met in the Community building on January 23 to form a county organization. Ben Buffington was named head with Ben Burlington as president Otto Buch as vice president and Lenie Jens as secretary treasurer. The newly formed body will represent the county in 4 H matters at the state level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Malvern
Ben Burlington
Otto Buch
Lenie Jens
Slight Rain Hits City After Weekend Storm
Fragmentary report notes a light rain on Friday evening accompanied by lightning. A detail mentions an estimated 0.05 inch of rainfall and minor damage reported in parts of town.
News of the County Seat reports unclear items and names
Fragmentary county news item mentions several names and events without clear context. The OCR text is garbled, leaving readers with and odd list of figures and places, yet no definite story or outcome to summarize.
Officials Attend State Convention
State convention attendees include supervisors Atta Wits oot, Pood Pham, Auebter Prinest, and others. Jury Pati Seward Diner Vin Orsteb were present with county officials amid the gathering, while booths and displays reflected ongoing administrative activities.
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Atta Wits
Martian
Pati Seward
Yestertoy
Attemdanen
Glenwood D. A. R. Elect New Officers
Glenwood D A R elected new officers for the ensuing year at a regent meeting. Mary Rathke announced plans for the Southwest District meeting to be held in Glenwood on August 25. Officers elected include Mrs CG J Deuprey as vice regent and secretary Mrs L Al Totingshead with treasurer Miss Nell S Tosgirt and registrar as named.
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Glenwood
Nos. Creepun
Bell S
Mary Rathke
CG. J. Deuprey
Wo OF
L. al Totingshead
Nell S. Tosgirt
Guy Hines Dies In Washington Elevator Shaft
Word reached Glomwood of the tragic death of World War II veteran Guy Hines of Clanwood. He reportedly stepped into an open elevator shaft in a government building in Washington where he worked and died instantly. He is survived by his wife Gail Doerwester of Glenterorl, three children, and a brother. Funeral arrangements were to be announced.
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Glomwood
Guy Hines
Clanwood
Ters Inerly
Gail Doerwester
Glenterorl
FL Tiies
Pacite Junction
Glenweens
Glenwood
Instruct Farmers on New Conservation Program
Farmers are advised by the Mills County agricultural committee to follow a new conservation plan. The guide specifies using oats as a nurse crop and placing clipped stalks as brick-like nests at field ends, with the remaining straw left in a straight line. Pasturing in fields seeded with grain requires careful grazing to prevent regrowth and subsequent die-off.
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Frommers
Mst
Mills County Agricollie
Miss Lydia Hardy Dies in Glenwood at 87
Miss Lydia Hardy longtime resident of Glenwood died Saturday at the White Teme following a long illness. She was 87 and lived with her sister Mrs. Alice White. Funeral services were held in Ragtor Funeral Chapel with Rev Verts, pastor of Glenwood Trep J Usteharch, officiating. Burial followed in the Ll dale cemetery.
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Ly Hardy
Alice White
White Teme
Glenwood
George Talbott Died Enroute to Ohio Hospital
George Talbott died Tuesday evening in Ohio while enroute here. The message notes his passing during transfer and mentions medical details largely unreadable. No further verifiable information remains in the legible text.
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George Talbott
Ohio
Rev W D Lee of Bartlett Accepts Call to Church Here
Rev W D Lee of Bartlett accepts call to pastoral duties at this church. He has served before and was interim at Parsonage. plans to remain through the end of the 1923 27 school year. Lee and his wife have four children and an outgoing, personable presence has drawn interest in building up church and Sunday school attendance.
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W. D. Lee
Bartlett
Maleros
Heistany
Santhay
Bey Woodshee
Lee
Centrien
Aig Bell
Conpregatmaal Ehareh
Bor
Dre Mide
F. H. A. Loans in Mills County Reported
Federal Housing Administration loans in Mills County total 4423 dollars, with notes on voting and administration procedures. The fragmentary report cites state directors and county figures, referencing asset distribution and agency actions.
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Federal Housing Administration
Tom Huwkes
Nae
Banergenes Cham
Bern
Malvern Democrats Plan Rally This Saturday
Local Democratic group in Malvern announces a rally to be held Saturday at the Community building. Speakers include club leaders and a variety of community figures, with organizers urging turnout and support for party candidates.
Hopper Situation Escalates Across County Officials Say
Fragmented text reports a growing Hopper crisis with mentions of significant financial measures and proposed public action. The piece references Matis cogmey and Hesre tivreaeuails, claims rapid escalation, and hints at a multi-state appropriation debate affecting the Testeater-area. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Matis Cogmey Suiassii
Getty
Brent Wott
Ywerried Guemers
Tomstyret
Frank Boles Died in Greenfield Missouri
Frank Boles a longtime resident of Greenfield Missouri died June 20 after an illness. He is survived by his wife and family and by a sister and brother. Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church with burial in the local cemetery.
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Ck Boles
Chas. T. Boles
Emmy
Greenfield
Jone
Mialvera
Meey Toys Berke
Carola
Pelein
Jane
Malvern
Scine
Mosher
Warten
Fannie Deby
Skamokows
Wash
Farut
Stmokuwa
Regens
Jb Agesterm
Roseburg
Greenfield, Mev
Pruik
Mice Bates
Gassers to Meet Nesro Aggregation
Fragmented text describes a planned meeting between groups labeled Gassers and Nesro Aggregation. Mentions MEMS commmty tants ell oe voobeedime and references to Teschad, Wall, Spadeps, and a Farm Bureau. Content is garbled with multiple misspellings and unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee Berg
Pau Stier Tate
Town Wells Purchase Vote Sparks Little Interest
A local town votes on purchasing wells with low public interest. The article notes weak turnout and uncertainty about funding, while officials from the state and district survey the feasibility and possible cost impacts on residents. Local leaders urge consideration of water security and future needs despite public apathy.
Wearin Families Picnic in Omaha Gathering of Kin
A descendants’ picnic near Omaha brings together many Wearin and related families from Mille County and beyond. Guests include AL Wearin, J Fo Werth, Benton and Bentons, Andersen, Conner, Betton, Wolfe, Swain, Mietz, Benedict, Smith, Washburn and others. The day featured friendly fellowship, shared meals, and cheerful reminiscences as a large group enjoyed the event and reunion vibes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weseta Faimie Tis Cot Mille
Wearia Mero
Fo Werth
Mes
OM. Benton
AL Benton
Pranees
Tom and Jim
Mir
Max Benton
Mero
J. Andersen
Dintley Conner
Hi. J. Betton
Adel
Ea Benton
Robert
Marian
Ed Wolfe
Clifford
Maxine
Otha Dyde
Alton Swain
Billain
Otha EA Mietz
Benedict
M S
Piekel
Mae
Wind Biekel
Baawrence
Jack
FL Smith
Mar Sind
Ralph Smith
Min
Henry Washburn
Laagreree Gard
Alice
12 4-H Club Girls Go to Ames Meeting
12 4 H Club girls travel to Ames for a county event with Miss Fleise Diether guiding them. The group visits various farm and county spots, meeting local leaders and peers, as they prepare for a larger gathering and showcase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Vai
Diether
Talhear Chatlette
Ida Maw Deswery
Tlehar
Lorraine Hodges
Min Tarde Klint
Mildpert Waller
Tey En Seat Eibel
Meryhew Farm Home Burned Wednesday
A fire destroyed the Meryhew Farm home on a Wednesday as firefighters and local residents responded. Investigators gathered at the scene amid smoke and heat while neighbors watched and aided with perimeter control and cooling efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meryhew Farm
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Legion, Auxiliary
E. R. Birdsall
Mrs. Davison
Red Oak Champion
MAS Genety
Prwsdhy
Amy
Vaibliia
Sunday Schools of
Harold McCain
Iraley
Ben Buffington
Watts
J. Plansen
Minginert
Vial Vaestkiy
Glenwood D. A. R
Washington, D. C
Lydia Hardy
Columbus
Christian Congregation
Malviry Democrats
Fides
Christy
Mrs
Ausly
Clovety
Tuneit Oyer
Rar
Christy Mattiger
Annie West
Farm Bureau
Frank Boles
Greenfield, Mo
Padaet
Omaha
River View Park
Fae Bane
Patel
Ely
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