Local News of Malvern Remembers Friends and Visitors
A long column notes visits and travels of Malvern residents and relatives. It lists trips to Excelsior Springs Missouri, Ames Iowa, Council Bluffs and Omaha Nebraska, plus family gatherings, hospital stays, school events, and local social activities from late June through early July. Several named residents and visitors are mentioned with motions between towns and states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Mansfield
Roy Dean
Walker
Minn
Henry Seimers Jy
Ames
J. H. Longstreet
Henry
Mr. Siemers
Nancy Mae Ogren
Arthur Brooks
Council Bluffs
Mineola
Johnny Cox
Charles Stinard
Albany
N.Y
M. T. Davis
Stinard
Nation Says There Is Too Much Farm Help In Iowa
Iowa State College sociologist Ray E Wakeley reports farm labor conditions show hired workers increased since 1932 and many seasonals are out of work in winter. He notes farm born workers fill most roles and many youths cannot find town jobs, urging open farm opportunities and better education and social security to map futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Ray E. Wakeley
Iowa State College
Wakeley
Department of Agriculture
Local Car Licenses Reported For Area Dealers
New cars licensed include A. R. Brenton of Glenwood with a Ford Tudor and J. E. Henderson of Silver City with a Chevrolet sedan. Ruben Stille of Silver City adds a Chevrolet sedan, while S. K. Lawson of Glenwood purchases a Ford sedan. Phoebe Crouse of Emerson and Whitney GrNilland of Glenwood acquire Ford sedan and Chevrolet sport sedan respectively. W. A. Powles of Bartlett takes a Chevrolet sport sedan, Frank Juelke of Malvern a Chevrolet town sedan, R. E. Gidley of Hastings a Nash Earl, and Tabor buyer 3. J. Boyer of Glenwood buys a Pontiac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Brenton
Glenwood
Ford Tudor
J. E. Henderson
Silver City
Chevrolet
Ruben Stille
S. K. Lawson
Ford
Phoebe Crouse
Emerson
Whitney GrNilland
W. A. Powles
Bartlett
Frank Juelke
Malvern
R. E. Gidley
Hastings
Nash
Earl
Taylor
Tabor
J. Boyer
Tabor Plans Field Day in July at High School
A Tabor community field tour and recreation program is set for Monday July 1 sponsored by F A A F A of Tabor High School 4 H clubs Mills and Fremont counties and local groups. The day includes soil conservation viewing at Walter Harrison farm 4-H plots with 48 corn varieties 10 oat varieties and other crops plus a noon picnic and kitten ball games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor
F.A
Tabor High School
Milla
Fremont
Tabor Community Club
Women’s Home Project
Mills and
Fremont County Farm Bureau
Walter Harrison
Harrison
Malvern CC
F.F.A
C. L. Fitch
Extension Service
Mills
Milly
Ve. Mille
Kittenball Games Attend Foolproof Stunt Event
Refreshments will be served by the Tabor F.F.A organization. Everyone is invited to come and have a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor F.F.A
Banquet discusses Monroe doctrine and U S policy
Mr Cook outlines three parts of the Monroe doctrine, noting the Americas are not open to colonization and the U S will resist interference in its neighbors while not meddling in old world affairs. He warns U S aid to Britain may invite Axis exploitation as well. Music featured trumpet trio and vocal ensembles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
Holy Alliance
Americas
U. S
Europe
Great Britain
President Monroe
Congress
4-H Convention Showcases Mills County Leaders and Scholars
At the Iowa state 4-H convention, Mills County girls were prominent in photos and ceremonies. Betty Plumb earned a certificate for her contest entry while Roberta Moore sang in the all-state chorus. Nearly 1100 girls registered as delegates with 467 leaders attending and about 700 parents present during the four day event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Lyle Hunt
Mills County
Agricultural Hall
Beardchest Hall
Betty Plumb
Register and Tribune
Betty
Russell
Mille County
Blather Graalis
Virginia Mayberry
Kathryy Brith
Ruth Lockabill
Betty Haden
Roberta Moore
Betty Crouse
Korlies Jordan
Lowstate College
J. Shaver Nanney
Clobey
Johann
Herbert Trinhowa
Anente
lower-Halee
Sabbath and church events at multiple local churches
The bulletin details Presbyterian, First Baptist, St Johns Lutheran and Methodist church activities. It lists Sunday school, morning worship, youth and women societies, evening outdoor services, upcoming picnics, and a patriotic sermon, with leaders and locations noted for each activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
G. F. Maclean
Jonah
God
Daniel
Christian Endeavor Societies
Miss Parker
Ruth Clark
Union
Methodist
Women's Missionary Society
C. le Williams
Clifford Robbing
Philippines
West Indies
First Baptist Church
Glenn W. South
Jamie Bummers
Paul Beeger
St. Johns Lutheran Church
Malvern
BF. Weiss
Oaks Sunday School Sees Eight Attendees Amid Mud
A quiet Sunday at Oaks Sunday School drew only eight present due to muddy conditions. Visitors included Carl Gary Linn of Omaha and Karen Johns. The day featured visits to several homes, a picnic at Gren woods park, and multiple local gatherings with friends and relatives from Hastings Red Oak Treynor Macedonia and Malvern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Gary Linn
Omaha
Karen Johnsson
Bessie Purcell
Roger Brown
Hastings
Dale Road
Henry Schilling
Ruth Ellen
Laura Hall
Grenwoods Park
Carl Powers
Georgia
Eleanor Powers
Schillings
Dale Read
Phyl My
Royce
Harold Adair
Lynn Srigge
San Bernardino
Cal
L. E. Brammeler
Mra
Harald Bruning
Marilyn
Brammeler
Twila
Otto Bruning
Treynor
Hmmy Marsden
Jim Rielly
Red Oak
Carlinn and Sons
Gayle Steiner
Marion Mahan
Jewell
Gerald Viner
Will Oliver
Laura Springer
Macedonia
Ben Aukland
L. EB. Brammeier
Rock Port
Omer Adair
Malvern
Will Viner
Ralph Viner
Merry Wives Club
L. B. Brammeier
Marton Mohan
Velma and Jewell
Forrest Achenbaugh
Darlene
Carl Bolton
Harvey
Gene
Win Castor
M. G. Brammeier
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Nichols Apparel Shop
Shenandoah
Adv
Wm. Chamberlain
Barbara
Herb Hall
Nancy Anna
Excelsior Springs
Ernest Boehm
Frank Edie
Mabel
Maxine
Faye Winters
Edie
van Buren
Ark
Malcolm Campbell
Biair
Neb
H. P. Nixon
Berwyn
C. S. Royee
Marion Innes
David
Huth Clark
Jean Clem
Hetty Knight
Ray Donner
Mildred McCausland
Delmont
Iowa City
R.A. Morgal
Coueil Bluffs
T. E. Shonka
Lynn Mason
Lee Beck
Roger Starr
Lavern Hainer
Presbyterian Sunday School
Fred Hall
Zelma Fletcher
John Naylor
Mary Jane
Beltramt
Fred Gemmell
Lucile
Kansas City
Elmer Pickel
Jack Mulholland
California
San Jace
Elaine Huff
Council Bluff
Pay. Seaton
Lisom
Gaernweond
Mars Margaret Stinard
N. Y
M. T. Davia
Cornell University
Central School
Waterville
Paul Madison
Brick Madison
Randolph
Methodist Hospital
F. J. Juelke
Allen Wortmen
Chienaga
Yowa-Des Moines
Mae
Colleen
Ann Shepard
William Shepard
Grand Island
John Hall
Adam Ferguson
Freda
Marian
Ferguson
Catherine Ferguson
E. C. Kayton
W. W. DeHart
Norfolk
Neb. Louis Knop
Evelyn
Kayton
Carol Saffell
Waterloo
Homer Saffel
Valda Hurst
Buffalo
New York City
Washington, D. C
Annapolis
West Point
Baltimore
L. W. Conant
Mary Ann
Janet
Des Moines
Fred Blane
Lincoln
W. H. Themes
Council] Bluffs
Callan Malvern
Mondey
Lloyd Sipherd
Rebert
London
Ontario
J. HK. Hall
Sipherd
Jett
Pasadena
Provings
Hera Pht Kofrority
Giao
New York
Robert
Bidgeoad
Hey C. B. Welch
Brainerd
Kev
Welna
Bidg Wood
Mae Churchill
Miructor
Chicago
Chicaga
Vo Ow
Dasselquist
Omsha
Buuday
Gother
Laure Hoselgeba
Colgates
Woodbury's
Bradley
Sete
Empress Theater Fighe
Thursdas, FL
Virginia City
Exera
Miriam Hopkins
Spencer Tracy and
Hedy Lamarr
the Lambeth Walk
Dismey Cartoon
Knights of the Range
Terry and the Pirates
Patsy Wightman
Sidney
Mra Bow. Knight
Duslhe
Bar Binburg
Kan
Shirley Bacon
Arlene Fickel
Jim Hering
Harriet Talbott
Martlouise Juelke
Doris Ireland
Reid Lyford Jr
Allen Wortman
Lloyd Short
Bud Hertz
Rolland Bird
Great Hall Memorial Union
Brary Lawn
Methodist Church
R. Stroud
Epworth League
OAKS
Anna Weistrom
St. Joseph Hospital
Alfred Clites
Floyd and
Keith
Clayton Dalrymple
Callare
Velma Mahan
Young Mothers’ Club
Robert Hicks
Harold Bruning
Elmer Limburg
Albert Limburg
Jack Evans
George Robinson
Los Angeles
Jon Robinson
Algo
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