Garden Club to Meet March 14 in Melvern Legion Room
Melvern Garden club will meet Tuesday March 14 at 3 30 p m in the Legion room with Mrs Don Canhinghath to lead. A long list of local social events follows including wedding anniversary celebrations, surprise parties and neighborhood gatherings with guests from Red Oak Randolph and Griswold, reflecting a busy community calendar.
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Garten Club
Melvern Garden Club
Legion Room
Don Canhinghath
Hipnall
Ralph Binnalt
Carl P. Johnson
June
Red Oak
George Blhwall
Griswold
Malvern Markets Report Mixed Prices at Cold Storage
Market notes show cream trading at .12¢ and base at Cold Storage six cents. Egg prices at the station drop seven tenths, while hogs lead with a negative shift at Omaha and cattle top at a similar uneven level. No grain markets listed this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Death of W. T. Johnston in Norfolk Nebraska
The death of W. T. Johnston occurred Saturday February 26 at his home in Norfolk Nebraska. He was born August 32 1877 the son of Mr and Mrs William Johnston pioneer settlers of Randolph. The Johnston family moved to Norfolk about twenty years ago after some years in Lincoln to provide their son access to the State University. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at 1 30 conducted by Rev A Aibert at the local church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dottetond
Claude
Francis
Randolph
Bneliiess Ventures
Hia
W. T
Johnston
Newfolk
Neby
Willam
Tows
State University
A. Aibert
Peter
Seed corn diseases and storage guidance from Ames lab
Town farmers lose about five bushels per acre to corn diseases yearly. Early dried seed with low dead kernels yields disease resistant grain if germination is high. Test seed by selecting 100 ears, remove kernels, and send to the Ames seed laboratory for analysis. contact county agent for testing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town State College
Ames
Farmera
Real Estate Transfers for Mille County 1983 to 1993
Record of Instruments filed in Mille County Iowa from February 17 1983 through February 24 1993. Includes deeds and notices listing parties such as M K Be My Mary B Records Mary A Gaston Eva Ausdale Thora son and Gea Thorson among others with various parcel numbers and monetary amounts.
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Recorder and Clerk of District Court
Mille County
Iowa
Mary B
Miller
Mary A. Gaston
Eva
Ausdale
Academy
Eta
Thorson
Lote
Widespread Moves Mark Local Family Relocations
A long list of residents moving within and around Malvern, Glenwood, and nearby towns details new addresses. Families including the Weres, Hendershons, Birds, Clay, and Andersons relocate to farms, rental houses, or new homesteads. A social note mentions a Roy Brake luncheon fundraiser raising 17.02 dollars after a 19.20 take. Local attendance at Elizabeth Nelson’s funeral included multiple area residents.
Ladies Aid Meeting at Will Clay Home
The Ladies Aid Society met last Wednesday at Mrs. Will Clay’s for an all day session with devotions songs scripture reading and prayer A pot luck dinner was served and a few ladies stayed into the afternoon Plans were made to hold the next meeting at the church and leave the house clean A list of attendees includes Mrs G W Selt and daughter Freda near Percivel Mrs Mary Jones Mrs Nellie Waller Malvern Mrs Fred Sell Mrs George Nabley Miss Lurline Brake and others
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Rollin Bird
Chas, Anderson
Kathryn
Hastings
H. F. Clark
Wilcox
Fred Aterander
Sliver City
Freda Sell
Percival
Roy Brake
Charles Malne
Malvern
Geneva
Glenwood
G. M. Nelson
R. C. Mayberry
Hilladale
Chas. Wilhelm
Hazel Owens
Dave Moore
Ben Martin
Ben Guyer
Alexander Place
Martins
Kenneth Sall
Hubert. Ford
Fords
Ivan Jackson
Daug
M. Nelson
Elizabeth Nelson
V. L. Hauger
Leons
John Hangon
Edna
Vern Heuger
Connell Bluffs
Thurman Nelson
Guy Mayberry
Glen Fitch
Pacific Junction
Floyd. Hauger
Neola
Fred Hauger
R, Hurat
Mayberry
Hillsdale
Mra
Ladies’ Aid Society
Will Clay
Seaason
Sajoy
G. W. Sel
Daughyter
Freda
Near Percivel
Mary. Jones
Nellie Waller
Fred Sell
George Nabley
Lurline Brake
F. G. Barnes
Seaton
Barger
Ai Bird
Latchew
Cully
Dy Vale
W. H. Meddocka
Mra. R. 1
Henderr Aon
Prank Helnes
Myg
A. T Halnes
Misa Josie
Kerpey
Re We
Hsley
Mildred
Shenandoah Quint Wins Sectional Title In Slow Final
Shenandoah defeats Glenwood 39 20 to claim Class A honors while Thurman beats Pacific Junction 23 20 for Class B crown. Thurman and Shenandoah advance to district meet at Council Bluffs.
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Milla County
Glenwood
Thurman
Shenandosh
Pacific Junction
Shenandoah
Malver
Hamburg
Tabor
Shenandoah Quint
Junction
Emerson
Henderson
Bartlett
Pacifié Junction
Riverton
Thurmat
Council Bluffs
Orioles in Splendid Game at Glenwood
The Malvern Orioles battled Glenwood in the regional tournament at Glenwood on March 2, ending 22 to 44 in favor of Glenwood. Huebner and Armstrong each scored nine for their teams, while Benton and Huebner were penalized for fouls.
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Orioles
Glenwood
Malvern Orioles
Glen Wood
Malvern
Oriole
Keefer
Perod
Hertz
Ati l
Oppay Dente
Huebner
Rose
Armstrong
Focal Quint
Ecora
Tom Benton
Malvergood
Final Volleyball Tourney Opens Among Malvern Adults
Athletic members of Malvern Business Men’s Athletic Association gathered at the Community building for the final volleyball tournament. Firemen led the league with decisive wins, while Post Office and Cold Storage teams competed closely. Farmalls and Collins also engaged in a three game set. The second round and consolation round were slated for Monday evening.
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Malvern
Mérose
Mulholland
Farmalls
Theodores
Fireman
Mulhollands _ Poat Office
Farmalis
Sue
Tabor Volleyball Teams Drop Two Tilts in Community Match
Malvern first team defeated Tabor in a three game set with a deuce battle in the second match. The second Malvern team swept the three games as Malvern hitters fed the net and returned balls with force, while Tabor struggled to counter.
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Ike
Melda
Malvern
Tabor
Boehner
Kline
Johnson
Markel
Paul Mulholland
Slothower
Omar
Tyner
Ruse
Clapper
Stivers
Weaver
Hell
Gidley
Landis
McGord
Lloyd Muholland
Wortman
Blosdel
Brown
Forney
Argo
Lebart
Methodist and Baptist Sunday Schools Clash in Basketball
Two teams from the Methodist and Baptist Sunday schools met at the Community building. In the first game the Baptist team won by 6 to 5 after a rough tilt. In the second, the Methodist players fared better, winning 47 to 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bech School
Methodist
Baptist
Feore Hetlon
Boehner Warns Concordians on Inflation and Bond Plan
L W Boehner addressed the Omaha Concord club warning of inflation unless action is taken. He argued for currency expansion by reducing gold content in the dollar and suggested selling money like bonds to fund deficits. He warned a price surge for farm goods within sixty days and recounted Depression-era experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Boehner
Concord Club
Omaha
Boehner
Boshner
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Woedergtlats
George Wederquist
Musie
Gueata
Mal- Vern
Robert Campbell
Chariot
Ederquist
Falng
Mery Elizabeth, Bummoers
Jane Fletcher
Marian Bentey
Dorothy
Wiebriva
Evehink
Fen
W. J. Heassigutet
Chas
Alberta
Abnabel
Dale Haveta
Tatally
Gat Bette
Misa Sah HetMek
Rollie Wishara
H. A. Motgal
Ada
Ahd Myttie
John Sites
Downet Bluffs
Bart Bushnell
Bushhalla
Bushnell
Miao Bulalle Lertson
Addie Bellwood
Hr. Summers
Glen Bummere
Frank Summers
Clinton Robbins
Clark Hilton
B. H. Gutter
Hubert Campbell
Roger Norval
Huskwell
Ray Alley
Norfolk
Re “Metis Rolsins
Atetet
Philo Jaint- Sor
George Short
Kensiogton
Die Max Bentons
Max Benton
Alton Alberta
Missog Dorothy Boehner
Yalda Hurat
Frances Benton
Marjorie
Fern Alberts
Verne Dunp
Ben. Breeding
Bill Alberts
Wise
Ishage
Bernice Caudell
Don Seaton
Mia
Alton Alberts
Austin Aaes
Mrs. Richardson
Alamode
Malvern Markets
Watte
Bitter City
Jane Wise
Mulvatn
Bohaller
Ladies’ Aid
Will Clay Home
Shenandock Quints
Jenetson
Gut
Gienwood
Dalton
Perri Wana
Omaha Concordians
Moe Bros
Williaca
Malevern
Marcie
Apti
County Sory
E, M. Shook
On Bay Lumber Co
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