Financial Report of Malvern Memorial Recreational Center
A financial report from Malvern Memorial Recreational Center outlines receipts and expenditures for the center. It lists donations, grants, and various disbursements including electrical work, hardware, labor, and insurance, with a balance on hand noted. Additionally, Omaha livestock market news reports cattle steady to higher and hogs steady to higher, with prices and notable consignments from local buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Memorial
Conley
Xuedowas
Schneider Electric
Gearhart
Collins Drug
A. H. Beckwith
Binedel Hardware
Powell Electric
Sterling Electric
Otto Halt
Bloedel Hardware
Gamble Store
Malvern Leader
Iowa Power & Light
W. R. Byington
County Recorder
J. W. Heeckwith
Ins
C.D. Costello
Omaha
Fremont County
Daker
Van
Gay Jackson & Tharnell
Flettop
Jane Eli
Howe
Kennett Clackburn
Wee Duan
Mims County
Hirai Cool Jr
We Son
Chris Meyers
Braselton & Porter
Guzzer
Sly Su
Orhu Mass
Hiermann
Mills Riders Take Top Spots at Shenandoah Show
Mills county horsemen competed Tuesday night in Shenandoah earning top honors in several classes. Rex ridden by Austin Bass claimed Malvern 1 in Men’s Pleasure. Per o' My Heart with Ruby Breese won Ponies. Tex with Richard Gay took Malvern 2 in Palming. Chico Chief ridden by Austin Haas placed 3 in Ponies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Rex
Austin Bass
Malvern
Tex
Richard Gay
Ponita
Retha Hiatt
Glenwood
Paloming
Per O' My Heart
Ruby Breese
Chico Chief
Austin Bags
Vara
Pinto
Buzz
Dick Hiatt
Tex and Rez
Richard Rass
Richard Goy
Pex O' My Heart
Austin Haas
Vamela Bass
Four Mills county women help at state Methodist Institute
Four Mills County women participate in a state Institute of Missions in Des Moines this week. Mrs. Vinson Goos of Allver City chairs the district W. S., C. B. directing the Institute, assisted by Mrs. R. C. Walker of Glenwood and others from across the state. Mrs. Emmett Gipe of Strahan and Mrs. N. B. Blackman of Malvern also attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
State Institute of Missions
Des Moines
Methodist Church
Vinson Goos
Allver City
C. 8
R. C. Walker
Glenwood
Emmett Gipe
Strahan
N. DB. Blackman
Malvern
Fire crews respond to lumber pile blaze near Malvern
Malvern firemen were called to a disused pile south of the Amcor Will Tuesdays when a blaze was discovered. The fire was mostly old bridge timbers which hid for a long time. Firemen soon controlled the blaze with little damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Amcor
Tim
Citizens Buy 25.21 Percent of Savings Bonds
Fragmented OCR reports show citizens purchasing about 25.21 percent of savings bonds. The text references Venavind duties and currency issues, mentioning a barber from The sales tiage and a U.S. drive. Data appears garbled with uncertain names and locations, but indicates public savings activity and related finance terms.
MISS WEDERQUIST TO SUPREME ASSEMBLY
Florence Wederquist was chosen grand representative to West Virginia at the Rainbow convention in Cedar Rapids. She will attend the Supreme Assembly in Los Angeles starting July 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Wederquist
West Virginia
Cedar Rapids
Supreme Assembly
Los Angeles
Calif
Death Claims Mrs. Myrtle Cunningham of Omaha
Relatives and friends learned Saturday of the sudden death of Mrs. Myrtle Cunningham of Omaha at her home Friday night after a heart attack. She had suffered previous attacks and had led a quiet life due to illness. Funeral arrangements await arrival of her daughter Mrs. Ardath Winger, who was in New York on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Cunningham
Omaha
Blue Shield Opens for Mills County Residents
Mills County Health Improvement association announces completion of arrangements for residents to apply for Blue Shield medical and surgical care. The non profit plan, sponsored by the Iowa State Medical Society, mirrors Blue Cross hospital coverage. Enrollment runs until November 15 and closes until May 1951 after that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County Health Improvement Association
Mills County
Blue Shield Medical
Blue Cross Hospital
Iowa State Medical Society
Hastings Boys Given Paroles By Judge For Conspiracy
Kenneth Gustin and Ronald Schurr of Hastings received three year sentences for conspiracy from Judge Vernon Johnson this week and were paroled to State Parole Agent Novinger of Shenandoah. Final rites were held for a former Mills Countian in Nebraska. The Hartington Congregational church recognized May rites for Thomas of Hartington. He died May 11 at his home near Hartington, born Oct 20, 1869 in Muskota Kansas. Survived by wife Kyle Noe and Glenwood, three children Loren, Mrs Lindsay, Carroll. three others preceded him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Gustin
Ronald Schurr
Hastings
Vernon Johnson
Novinger
Shenandoah
Mills
Nebraska
Benjamin
Miranda Thoms
Get
Muskota
Kan
Denfeon
Kyle Noe
Glenwood
Fee
Malvern
Hartington
Loren
Boule der City
Ney
Lindsay Thue Frain
Wiusa
Neto
Amd Life
Officers Named for Legion and Auxiliary
The American Legion and Auxiliary held meetings at Liberty Memorial building naming new year officers. Legion officers include Burdie as commander Shonka vice commander Breeding adjutant Rollett chaplain Willard finance officer Jones historian Imber sergeant at arms Costello service officer Ellison Slothower on executive committee. Auxiliary officers include Wim Helm president Shonka vice president Imber secretary Burdie treasurer Reed chaplain Blackburd sergeant at arms Adams historian Mulholland Fickel executive committee members. Members noted Maxine Griffin’s Girls State report and memorial shelf plan at the public library under Lillian Campbell and June M. Fickel with social tour organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Liberty Memorial Building
BE. W. Burdie
T. E. Shonka
Garold Breeding
Paul A. Rollett
John Willard
Ray W. Jones
John Imber
Charles Costello
J. B. Ellison
W. D. Slothower
Mra
Wim, Helm
E. W. Burdie
Ray Reed Jr
Max Blackburd
John Adams
Stella Mulholland
June M. Fickel
Girls State
Maxine Griffin
Lillian Campbell
Harry W. Adama
Albert Leipold
E. W. Knight
Zelina Fletcher
Error in Listing of Auxiliary Officers
A damaged listing appears to misprint the newly elected county officers for the American Section Auxiliary. The corrected roster includes Mlle Elier Krogman as president, Mrs Neutin Johnson as vice president, Emerson View as vice president, and Mrs J. J. Olivier Malvern as secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Seton Auxiliary
Elier Krogman
Neutin Johnson
Emerson
J. J. Vlivier
Also Mentioned on This Page
Malvern Memorial Field
Fair Grounds
Dr. T. BE
Redbirds
Htedbirds
Alanaliens
Schneider
Shen
State Institute
Bette
Barber
USA
Rive Lens
Miss Wederquist
Death
Mrs. M. Cunningham
Dancae
Him
Kermit Hillyer
Marion Shook
Charles Lakin
East Malvern
Rachel M, Davis
Good
Lakin Imyp, Co
Emmerson
Lakin Implement Co
Stroud
Lakin Imp. Co
Massey Harris
Frances Kline
Sargent
Out
Midwest
Emerson Grain Co
M. C. Woodfill
Ford
Burdette Spiker
Mary
Carl Weiner
Fred Cemmell
Alan Nureton
W. L. Sha Maly
Alfred Leupeg
Lloyd Hedlund
Hox
Good Grain Co
Ph. Malvern
Henderson
Abbas Processing Co
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Sea Bob Campbell
Salvern Auto Co
Mansfield Furniture Store
C. H. Bateman
Randolph
Walter Howard
Rosa Ewing
Malvern P
A.C
Francis Benedict
Russell Bird
C. E. Ruppert
Mansfield's
Legion and Auxiliary
Aurea
Rs Ae Aya
Lee Ey We
Eno
Leader
Allan Norton
O. F. Groff & Sons