Malvern Fourth of July Water Carnival Excites Town
Malvern hosts a July Fourth Water Carnival at the Municipal pool with a full program and open competition. Events crown winners, prizes awarded, ages range from divisional classes, and spectator bleachers are free to enter. An 8 pm baseball game at the air grounds precedes the carnival followed by a theater show at Empress and a dance at the Porahunty building. Swimmers pay 10 cents. free boxes not allowed.
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Epectatore
Matveth
Malvern
Air Grounds
Glaswood
Malvern Town
Empress Theater
Will Rogers
Janet Gaynor
Porahunty
Leader Annual July Sale Promises Price Concessions
A government backed July sale begins at Leader store offering lower prices on nearly all goods. The announcement notes organized stock of seasonal items and widespread discounts across departments to aid buyers. Page three contains full sale details.
Postage Down For First Class Mail In Rural Routes
Postal service trims rates on rural routes with one cent reduction for letters mailed within the same town or to Matvarnians. The change affects only first class letters and keeps other service areas unchanged.
Rural Schools to Graduate 112
Mills county will graduate from the eighth grade on Friday, July 7, at the Glenwood armory at 2 20 p m The program, normally held in May, was delayed this year due to Congress man Otha D Wearin being busy in Washington The natural school choir will also sing The public is cordially invited
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Pile
Mills County
Glenwood Armory
Natnapedker
Otha D. Wearin
Washington
Malvern Pool Draws Visitors From Nearby Towns
The Malvern swimming pool remains a popular hot weather retreat with daily arrivals from neighboring towns Central to the scene is group activity as visitors enjoy cooling dips. The Randolph Presbyterian choir visited last Thursday for swimming and social time. Reverend L E Ripley of Emerson led a group from Boston and others joined in for a day at the pool.
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Malvern
Randolph Presbyterian Choir
L. E. Ripley
Emerson
Boya
Frank F. Pierce Dies in Onawa
Frank F. Pierce, formerly of this area, died at his Onawa home on June 26. The funeral was held in Omeha Tuesday afternoon with T. Davie and his son attending the service. Burial followed at the cemetery in Turin. He is survived by his wife, two sons, three other children, and many relatives and friends.
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T. Davie
Frank F. Pierce
Onawa
Omeha
Mr.Davie
T. M
Turin
Pierce
Hi Ig
Trionde
bin Parelng
Girl Scouts Camp Week Opens at Fair Grounds
Girl Scouts launched a weeklong camp at the Fair Grounds under Mina Francan Banton with a full schedule of campcraft, handcrafts, and activities in the morning. afternoons feature swimming, games, and recreation. A floral ball building hosts the group for meals with campers Jane Lear Julia Joan Steele Mary Jean Ewing Lephe Tory Ethel Story Batty Baer Madeleine Swain Carolyn Bachner Anne Fickal Hetty Caudell Elinor Farquhar Dorothy Slothower Janet Bennett Mary Louise Juelke Virginie Hanne and Le nore Mansfeld, plus guests from Glenwood. Parents joined Tuesday evening for a potluck and campfire.
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Ha Catty
Thefternoon
Soéhing
Anima Fc
Rottire
Floral Ball
Girte
Jane Lear
Julia Joan Steele
Mary Jean Ewing
Lephe Tory
Ethel Story
Batty Baer
Joe Wearin Hospitalized After Recurring Attack
Joe Wearin, recently discharged from Edmundson hospital, suffered another attack last week and was readmitted Friday evening for a bowel stoppage. A tube was inserted to aid passage. He showed improvement overnight but remained in a serious condition. His son Otha D. arrived from Washington, D. C., and his brother Henry came from Carleton, Nebraska. Chamley of Los Angeles was en route. Friends express deep concern and await a hopeful report.
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Joe Wearin
Edmundson’’ Hospital
Otha D
Washington, D. C
Henry
Carleton
Nebr
Chaveley
Los-Angeles
Wearin
Dr Ivy Campbell Weds Louis Fisher
A wedding notice reports Dr Ivy Campbell marrying Louis Fisher. The brief mentions the couple’s names and the ceremony details as covered in the local society column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivy Campbell
Louis Fisher
Fragmented Note Lacks Clear News Cited
Readable fragments show no coherent event, names, dates, or places. The text resembles OCR noise with partial words and uncertain references, offering no verifiable action or outcome to summarize.
County bounty payments and disputes noted in council records
In 24 reads about bounties paid by Milla county on wolves or pocket sherps with payments later halted by a vote. Last year the gopher bounty rose to about 46,000 dollars, prompting questions on funding and future payouts.
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Milla Canhty
Six New Caré Were Registered Last Week
Six new cars were registered in the county last week, up from a week ago. Names listed include Amy Hammers Malvet Chevrolet coupe Beulah Cilted Emerson Chevrolet coupe Mrs Rachael Davis Malvern Chevrolet sedan Lyle Hodges Glenwood Eagle gx roundster Zeno Bars Atrahan Chevrolet sedan Effie Triveley Red Oak Plymouth coach.
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Amy Hammers
Malvet
Beulah Cilted
Emerson
Rachael
Davis
Malvern
Chevrolet
Lyle Hodges
Glenwood
Eagex
Zeno Bars
Atrahan
Effie Triveley
Red Oak
Plymouth
Taxes Coming in West Treasurer Reports Tax Payments
Taxes are pouring in as the deadline approaches. By Tuesday noon July 1, about 929,071.05 had been paid this month. With roughly three and a half days left, penalties will attach for late payments, and most arrivals are expected on time.
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Judkina
Mon day dinner at freestation features master steak chefs
Report notes a Monday dinner at a freestation where Otto Judkine and Ronald Kier cooked T-bone steaks to perfection. Guests enjoyed a variety of dishes and a large jar of iced lemonade. Interview asked if they had a good time.
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Otto, Judkine
Ronald Kier
Marriage Licenses Issued by County Clerk Greene
County Clerk Greene reports several marriage licenses issued since the last record. Leland Lester, 23, Council Bluffs, and Maxine Pullen, 38, Council Bluffs were wed the same day by Justice Birdgille Wilking. Francis LeRoy Graven, 83, Omaha, and Mildred Mae Bailey, 85, Omaha, also married the same day by Justice Birdgilla Wilkine. Donald Bickford, 21, Weeping Water, and Harriet Stone, 18, Nehawka, tied the knot the same day as part of the month’s entries.
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Greene
Leland.e. Lester
Maxine Pullen
Biidgile Wilking
Francis LeRoy- Graven
Omsha
Mildred ‘Mae Bailey
Omaha
Birdglla Wilkine
Donald Bickford
Weeping
Professional Men Meet in Glenwood for Joint Program
Rural professional groups in Mills County gather in Glenwood for a joint program by the Mills County Medical Society and its auxiliary. The day featured a talk on Diseases Transmitted from Animals to Man, reports from officers, and a lively wives auxiliary program with music and readings.
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Glenwood
Mills County Medical Society
Elute
H. B. Dye
M. D
State Medical Society
I. A. Parsons
Malvarn
L. G. Blank
Hmerton
Legion to Hold Regular Meeting Friday Afternoon
The American Legion chapter will conduct its regular meeting Friday afternoon at 2 oclock in the county building. All members are urged to attend.
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American Legion Agitsry
Legion
Rain returns with varying totals across the county
Rain fell over the area Tuesday after a dry spell, with Malvern seeing about half an inch, Zanders farm northeast of town reporting an inch or more, East Liberty area noting 1½ inches, J R Graves south of Haltont reporting two inches, and Bhenandoah up to five inches. The showers improved crops gardens and lawns long affected by drought.
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Mother Nature
Malvern
Will Zanders
Clyde Barger
East Liberty
J. R. Graves
Haltont
Bhenandoah
Strahan
Fire at Wise Farm limited damage despite stalled engine
Malvern volunteers praise their red fire truck capable of 60 mph and 600 gallons per minute but found the engine would not start on arrival to Wise farm. Firemen hurriedly called in help and quickly contained a hay stack blaze threatening the home and other property with only minor damage. Gasoline feed line clog caused initial failure to start.
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Malvern
Anonk
Wise Farm
Buildingea
Be Ri Card Be Ri Card Honoring Firefighters Help
Mr and Mrs June Wise express thanks to Malvern Fire Department and neighbors who aided in saving buildings and hay during last Friday's fire incident. They acknowledge teamwork and gratitude for swift response and support from the community.
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Hsh
Malvern Fire Department
June Wise
Food Sale Saturday by the Baptist Ladies at Manefielda
The Baptist Ladies Kennington announce a food sale on Saturday July 1 at Manefielda store. Proceeds support church activities. Local residents urged to attend for baked goods, sandwiches, and desserts.
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The
Baptist Ladies
Kennington
Manefielda
Ad Y
Match Ends as Boyer Takes 48-Hole Lead in Golf Meet
The Royer-Donner golf match at Fairview Country Club stretched unusually long, ending Monday with C. A. Boyer gaining a decisive 4 hole lead after an 18 hole mark was reached. Postmaster J. L. Donner faced the setback as the crowd watched in the gallery at the home of Mrs. John Suite.
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Royer-Donner
Davender
C. A. Boyer
J. L. Donner
Fairview Country Club
Boyer
Naveral
T. W. Mulligag
Sadie Mulligan
Martha Mulligey
Omaha
John
Fish Story by Reg Milken in a fab Huhne tale
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Reg Milken’s fish story with whimsical names and scattered phrases about an old river, baking, and numerous references to people and places, suggesting a quirky, unfinished newspaper snippet lacking clear facts or a cohesive event.
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Reg Milken
Waltode
Wile Oat
Ely
Wwe
Pariellug
Extremely Fishy Angler Scene At Local Spot
An odd, garbled report describes anglers at a local spot with several fish weighed around ten to twelve pounds. The piece notes many people visit the area, predicting varied plots and stories about the locale while referencing a large catch and a notable big fish.
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Psrta
Metlee
Post Office Here Takes Downward Adjustment
Post Office changes class status after July 1 due to Depression. Malvern office retains service with altered pay and hours as J L Donner and Mrs. Frank Herts oversee operations. Several Iowa offices shift classifications, with multiple towns moving from second to third class and third to fourth, affecting rates and staffing.
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Sam
J. L. Donner
Gerald A. Caldwell
Donner
Frank Herts
Malvern
Tabor
Randolph
Imogene
Matt
Malvern Post
Centerville
Creaton
Decorah
Hampton
Ste Oak
Spencer
Washington
Waverly
Belmond
Bettendorf
Colfax
Dustaville
Greene
Hattiey
Lake City
Landing
Montezuma
Northwood
Pocahontas
Sumter
West Liberty
Williamsburg
Woodbine
Albion
Arcadia
Arthur
Barnes City
Boxholm
Calamus
Callender
Cleghorn
College Springa
Defiance
Derby
Duncombe
el Heron
Garmersburg
Floyd
Hausock
Harper’s Ferry
Harris
Harvey
Homestead
Ionia
Kimballton
Latimer
la Claire
Lockridge
McCallaburg
Macedonia
Maurice
Newhall
New Providente
Oto
Palmer
Clean up alleys to prevent fires and robberies
Notice from Jesse H. Ball, Chairman of Fire Inspection, urging cleaning of alleys to remove hazards and prevent fires and robberies.
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Jesse H. Ball
Ford Maintains Display in Chicago for Fail Visitors
Ford Motor Company opens a display at the Congress Hotel on Michigan Boulevard Chicago to run through the Century of Progress Exposition. Visitors fall and summer weeks are invited to view how Ford cars are built, with transport by company buses between the plant and display. Burgers Auto Co. will issue cards of introduction to officials in charge of the display.
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Ford Motor Company
Coharess Hotel
Michigan Boulevard
Chicago
Ford
Torrence Avenue
Wueser and
Cara
Con Breve Hotel
Congress Hotel
Burgers Auto Co
Film at Malvern July 8 By Farm Bureau Coopers
F B Insurance Co will show a talkie titled Benefactor at the Malvern Community Building on July 8 at 8 p m with support from the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation and others. The program includes a National Farm Newsreel feature on a Grundy County corn husking contest in 4994 and other exhibits promising wholesome farm folk entertainment for 4-H club members and town residents.
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Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
State Farm Bureau Insurance Company
C. C. Bierman
J. Borkhimar
Louis Koop
W. H. Cramer
Focyl Agente
Malvern
National Farm Newsreel
Qrundy
Boya
Reneas
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Try Campbell
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Pelee Tan
J. W. Baer
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G. O
Johnson
Silver City
Gidley
Grandera
B. F
Ward
Gisgwond
Jobat
Sidra DE
Rank Dieta Slon
M. 8
I. A. Paraony
Mra
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W. A. DeYoung
G. M. Agan
Gretchen Gidley
Melvera
Christy
Miles Gidley
McCoy
Medical Society
Avyxiliary
Brown
Baer
South
Riser
Moggidge
Parsons
Bre
Marr
Mra. Campbell
J. M
Donslan
G. NM. Agan
Ward A
Mer Young
D. W. Herman
Mre
Harold B. Dya
J. O. Bedarstram
Donald Laird
Thos
B. Lacey
Iowa
Icago
F. B. Insurance Co
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