Tabor Man Wins Monthly Skeet Shoot at Malvern Gun Club
Glenn Weatherhead of Tabor captured top honors in Malvern Gun Club’s monthly skeet shoot, tallying 46 of 50. L D Fletcher placed second with 43 hits, A B Workman of Glenwood was third with 41, while R Robins of Malvern and G Redenbargh of Tabor tied for fourth with 40. About 15 shooters competed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor
Glenn Weatherhead
Malvern
Tset
Weatherhead
L. D. Fletcher
Workman
Glenwood
R. Robins
G. Redenbargh
Munsing Tad Place Cailorwear
Randerson's ad touts Munsing Tad clothing for young men with a playful, gay tone. The copy emphasizes style, fit, and availability in a casual market-page style.
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Cailorwear
Randerson
R. Ad
Golfers Flock to Fairview Country Club Sunday
Vernal weather brought an ideal day for golf at Fairview Country Club on Sunday afternoon. Players gathered as the course reopened after a two month hiatus. The course was in steady condition with spongy fairways but greens at their best.
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Fairview Country Einh
Legion Signs Penn vs Wildcat Vaughn for April show
The American Legion forged a fight card for April 4 featuring Penn of Omaha challenging Wildcat Vaughn of Council Bluffs in a main event KO rematch. Also set are Big Love vs Nuch Materiel, Ken Murdock vs Ray Hiatt to close their prior bout, and a five-man Negro battle royal plus two additional preliminaries. Eight golfers were seen at Fairview links Sunday.
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Freddie Penh
K. O
Legion
American Legion
Wildcat Vaughn
Council Bluffs
Penn
Wildcat
Omaha
Dave
Malvern
Big Love
Negro
Nuch Materiel
Atlante
Atlantic
Young Love
Ken Murdock
Ray Hiatt
Murdock
Scholz Cindermen in Spring Session
Malvern high opens spring track with about thirty athletes reporting for workouts at the fair grounds athletic field under Coach Carl Scholz. The schedule includes an intra-school meet in April and the authority meet at the Milla county fair grounds May 4, with veterans Mulholland, Leo, Alm, Treland, Weeks, Obrist and others back in training for events across javelin, pole vault, discus, shot put, hurdles and sprints.
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Carl Scholz
Malvern High
Fair Grounds Athletic Field
Oriole Mento
Malvern
Milla County Fair Grounds
Paul Mulholland
Mulholland
Leo
Orioles
Max Treland
Weeks
Scholz
Donald Obrist
Will
Obrist
A L A Contest Prize Winners Pledge Display
A public pledge explains how to salute the flag, duties to country, and limits of liberty. It covers proper flag usage indoors and outdoors, timing of raising and lowering, and holiday displays. The guidance includes stacking flags from staffs and positioning them relative to other emblems and directions.
Randolph Births and School Election Notes
Local notices report births at Randolph including a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Roland Trively and a son John William Jr. to Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Kruse of Pasadena. School election results show A. R. Longinaker as director with 90 votes and J. S. Zdychnes as treasurer with 63 votes. several other names receive minor totals. Social visits are noted as families travel between Warren and Imogene with relatives.
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J. W. Kruse
Pasadens
Calif
John William, Jr
A. R. Longinaker
Zdychnes
Cove
China Huston
Treaurer
Zdych
Editors Attend State Convention in Des Moines Visit
Report from an Iowa News-Papers Inc gathering notes advertising talks and aims to boost cooperation between manufacturers and dealers in ad budgets. The Des Moines Register editor and other columnists debated issues, while Merle Crowell of Crowell Publishing spoke on success stories.
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Iowa News- Papers Inc
Des Moiner Register
State House
Otha D. Wearin
Fletcher
Wearin
John Carey
Sioux City Tribune
Grantham
DeWitt Observer
Ward Barnes
Eagle Grave Eagle
Harlan Milter
Des Moines Register
Merte Crowell
Crowel Publishing Company
Crowell
Silver City School Election Returns Third-Year Terms
A school election in Silver City recorded 135 total votes with 63 by women. Incumbents G. A. Spetbring and J. B. Dovenspike won re election for three years, with only write in names affecting a few ballots. Also notes on local residents and health matters follow.
Local residents visit, hospital updates and family care
In poor health, Mrs Addie Tucker visited her daughter Miss Barta Tucker at the Edmandson home and returned home. Glen Bryant, injured south of town, was moved to Ed Mundson hospital with blood poisoning in a leg. Mrs Frank Pallmen and Mrs Claude Patterson care for their mother Mrs F R Pettit who is very low at this time.
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Addie Tucker
Bartabata Tucker
F. R. Pettit
MT Vernon School Board Elects Fred Dickersbach to Term
At the MT Vernon school election on March 11 Fred Dickersbach was re elected as director for a three year term. Ernest Albert and Will Bower serve on the board with George Wederquist as secretary. Farmers report corn in fields under winter snow and others breaking stalks. A family moved onto Jim Hammers’ vacated farm while Jim and family live at Oliver Hammers’ place. Annie Hoemen and daughter Dorothy of Carson visit Bam Shaw and family. Bat Shaw of Council Bluffs visits Sam and Mrs. Shaw. Will Bower and sons aided road repairs with multiple teams and equipment. Ahl Scott family moved livestock and tools to the Less Summers farm. all property moved from Wilson farm except dog Ben who stays with Galen Boles, new Wilson farm occupant.
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Fred Dickersbach
Ernest Albert
Will Bower
George Wederquist
Jim Hammers
Jim
Oliver Hammers
Annie Hoemen
Dorothy
Carson
Bam Shaw
Bat Shaw
Council Bluffs
Sam Shaw
Ralph
Whar
Harrow
Ahl Scott
Wilson Farm
Ben
Galen Boles
Wortmaps plan Texas and Alabama visit by car
Will Drive to Texas Mr and Mrs W P Wortmap leave this morning by auto for Belton Texas to visit daughter Helen Zeng connected with Baylor college They will then drive to Birmingham Alabama to see daughter Jeasse engaged in hospital work and return home They hope to avoid floods despite the long trip
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W. P. Wortmap
Belton
Texas
Helen Zeng
Baylor College
Birmingham
Alabama
Jeasse
Real Estate Transfers From Mills County Officials and Residents
Real estate transfers list numerous exchanges in Mills County including Letitia Scott Bramwell to Edward P Laughlin for 47059.50 dollars, Edward Laughlin to Rush Kammerer for 22786 dollars and 147 acres in 83-71-40, Paul A Carson to Cameron L Scott for 1100 dollars, and sheriff mediated deeds to First National Bank Malvern and other parcels. The register includes various lots, blocks, and subdivisions in Emerson Glenwood and Malvern with multiple grantors and grantees and deed amounts ranging from modest sums to 338,6338 dollars.
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Letitia Scott Bramwell
Edward P. Laughlin
W. D
Edw. P. Laughlin
Rush Kammerer
John Moats
James F. Anery
CW. D
Emerson
Paul A. Carson
Cameron L. Scott
Sheriff Mills County
C. T. Geynung
Sherifl Mille County
First National Bank
Malvern
Etraban
T. D.mcknight
Marshall
W.D
V. C
Glenwood
Lucille Utterback
Hackney
Glenswood
Maule Houck
Heckney
Opal Braneaman
Haus
Schoening
Edith
Era Lee
SdrTh
A. B. Judson
Les
CW. B
Otto Maas
Mary G. Jones
Antinah
Paul “Boutin
Local residents seek treatment and revival meetings travel
Emerson H. B. Cheney left Monday for Excelsior Springs Missouri to take a treatment course Rev J G Barnett departed for New Market to assist in revival meetings Mr and Mrs E B Comer visited Omaha Monday Randolph Sanchous and spouse left Council Bluffs for Excelsior Springs to pursue treatment Miss Gertrude Knight and a friend from Harlan visited her parents Mr and Mrs H C Knight on Sunday
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H. B. Cheney
Excelsior Springs
J. G. Barnett
New Market
B. Comer
Omaha
Randolph Sanchous
Cound
Gertrufe Knight
Harlan
H. C. Knight
Commercial Club Elect New Officers
The Commercial club met Friday and elected officers: H. C. Knight as president, P. A. Carson as vice president, and H. E. Greenwood as secretary and treasurer.
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Commercial Club
The
H. C. Knight
P. A. Carson
H. E. Greenwood
Abandoned Well Found in Road On No 34
A broken board uncovered an 18 inch tile well over twenty feet deep in the No 34 road east of the bridge, south of the viaduct. John Hintz driving a team and wagon struck the hole. the land once belonged to Judge Tubbs and was sold to the railroad. The well likely was buried under graded earth and boards that rotted away.
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Emeraon
John John Hintz
Burlington Railroad Streigt
Judge Tubbs
Mary D. Dirdankl
Passion Week Services at Emerson Methodist Church
Beginning with the Sabbath day services March 24 and continuing until Easter, daily at 7:30 pm. Rev. Lucius L. Smith will preach. music directed by Mrs. John Thorson Jr. Special features include a Palm Sunday meditation, Epworth League devotionals, and a 7:20 pm service on TM. The message focuses on spiritual themes. The notice invites the public to attend.
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Blarch
Lucius L. Smith
Mra
John Thorson, Jr
Knight
Mia
John ‘Thorson, Jr
Epworth League
Clifford Morgan
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