Vows of Malvernians and visitors fill local columns
Mrs. Arthur Churchman and David drove to Council Bluffs on Saturday to visit their aunt Mrs. Frank Crouse, recently recovering from surgery. Numerous local families hosted or visited in Malvern, including neighbors from Omaha, Des Moines, Shenandoah, Glenwood and Kansas City. Other items note hospital stays, travels to Fort Sill, and relatives visiting from Granada, Minnesota, and Buffalo Center.
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Arthur Churchman
David
Council Biuts
Frank Crouse
Edmundson Hospital
W. M. Vestal
Grant
Worner Fritz
George Huckman
Nebraska City
John Pace
Shenandoah
Wayne Rubenking
Tabor
Buffalo Center
Lester Jenkins
Three Dean Films Slated for Empress Theater
In Malvern the Empress will show three Dean films in a three-film lineup. Bast of Ben opens Sunday announced by Mrs Mona Pace. Rebel Without a Cause runs May 23 for three days. Later comes Giant with East of Eden in development. Starring Dean along with Julie Harris and Raymond Massey. Warner Bros CinemaScope. Card of Thanks notes move to Glenwood home and thanks for help with grandson's wedding.
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Ress Theater
Malvern
Jamie Dee
Phe
Bast
Ben
Mona Pace
Dean
East of Eden
Elia Kaain
Ohn Steinbeck
Julie Harris
Raymond Massey
Warner Bros
Father of level terraces guided Mills County farms
Ray Jones, long a driving force in soil conservation, retires after a career spanning World War I to postwar projects. He earned the title father of level terraces for designing wide, level terraces that prevent wash and hold vast water, catalyzing Mills County's conservation boom and watershed plans. He led CCC and USDA programs, helping establish a pioneering Jones creek watershed and culminating in residence in Malvern with a large family.
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American Society of Agricultural Engineers
Mills County
Mills
Jones
France
Lawn
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Henry J. MacDonald
CCC
Monona County
Ono
Jones Creek
Marriage Licenses and Vehicle Registrations Across County Seat
County records show three marriage licenses issued last week by the Clerk of the Circuit Court and seven new vehicle registrations. Names tied to licenses include W F Cole and Katie Eckman, Albert Bigverstalf and Donna Jones, and others. vehicles listed include Chevrolet and Plymouth makes with owners in Malvern, Glenwood, and nearby towns. In community news, the LUCKY CIRCLE 4-H Club met at Mariles Vashner’s home, appointing Hall Day delegates and Camp Hrewater delegates, with Myrna Stiller and Mary Boyer leading a shared dinner featuring Waldorf salad and other dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danner
W. F. Cole
Armada
Katie Eckman
Tiverside
Albert Bigverstalf
Donna Jones
Taher
Hachard Austin
Ani
Sharon Aber Stevens
Hoth
Malvern
F. M Robin
Moeel Fort Thomas Roubert Raf
Malvery Chevrolet
Leonard
Parker
Malvern Chevrolet Chups
Lucky Circle 4-H Club
Mariles Vashner
Hrewater
Myrna Stille l
Mary Boyer
Mary Hoyer
Nancy Jang
Judy Harma
Marilee Dashner
Wilma Wright
Paett
Oaks Community Church set for May 12 dedication service
Plans announced for the dedication of Oaks Community Church located five miles north of Emerson. The church, built recently by congregation members, opened with an Easter service. Rev. William Lees of Glenwood to speak. Walter Klein sasser, Omaha student pastor, currently filling pulpit. J. W. Castor of Emerson serving first year as Sunday school superintendent. Church non denominational with about 100 members. Congregation previously met in an old schoolhouse nearby. New building includes basement Sunday school, new pews altar carpeting.
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Castor of
Emerson
Qaks
Zanders Start New Home This Week
Mr and Mrs Bill Zanders began a ranch style three bedroom home project in Malvern north of the Mrs D M Kline residence. The foundation is underway and Zanders will do most of the work, making a occupancy date unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanders
Bill Zanders
Malvern
Topeka Couple Visits Handicapped Publisher En Route to Nebraska
Mr and Mrs Wm E Thomas of Topeka Kansas stopped to visit Mable White of Strahan on their way to Nebraska. Thomas a Red Cross field director was returning from Thule Greenland where stationed. He knew Mable from The Handicapped's World magazine and shared Greenland photos. They plan new assignment in Frankfort Germany later this month.
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W. Burdie
Kathy
Boulder
Calo
Allen Burdie
Allen
Y Plattsmouth
Nebr
HP. A. Sehneider
Harry Moore
Rochester
Minn
F.C. Collins
H. L. Gearhart
Camelonton
Wm. E. Thomas
Topeka
Kan
Mable White
Strahan
Nebraska
Frankfort
Germany
Farmer Suffered Injuries In County Road Collision
Clifford Moore a 50 year old farmer of Silver City sustained cuts and bruises when his car collided with a Waller Transfer truck driven by Lawrence Omer Adair 24 of Malvern on a county road two miles south of Silver City Saturday afternoon. Demare estimated damage of 500 dollars to each vehicle.
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Clifford Moore
Silver City
Waller
Lawrence Omer Adair
Malvern
Demare
Waives to Grand Jury After Arrest by Patrol
Snewacre appeared before Justice Cat Kemley after arrest by Highway Patrolman C D Eberly six miles north of Glenwood. He was charged with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. His bond was set at $500.
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Snewacre
Gann
Cat Kemley
Ax. Ellis
C. D. Eberly
Glenwood
May Baskets Given at Nishna Cottage
May baskets were distributed to residents of Nishna Cottage by the Eastern Star Kensington of Malvern and the S.C.D. club of Strahan. Mrs. Jenny Aistrope was dismissed on Thursday to return home. Mrs Robert Eturt of Denver and Mrs Stella Hall Airs were dismissed on Tuesday. Elliott resides temporarily at Mrs Bertha Angus’s home.
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Nishna Cottage
Eastern Star Kensington
Malvern
S.C. D. Club
Strahan
Jenny Aistrope
Robert Eturt
Denver
Stella Hall
Elliott
Bertha Angus
Sorghum planting tips and farm notices from Mills county
Extension Director Harlan Stratton advises timely sorghum planting with plates and treated seed for even stands, six pounds per acre at one inch depth and soil 60 degrees with moisture. He notes wheat leaf spots due to seedling blight, fly control tips, a swine meeting on May 21, and outlook on egg prices and cattle marketing. urging timely actions to optimize profits.
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Ceresan
Panogen
Arason
MaliBhertieff
Two Sets of Youngsters Into Custody
Two groups of boys, one claiming to be runaways from Boys Town Nebraska, were picked up near Glenwood by Sheriff Don Rhoden and Deputy Ed Barkus. They are charged with breaking into a local store, raiding a refrigerator, and stealing blankets from a car. The youths say they sought to return home. A Burlington railroad worker’s car stolen from Glenwood was traced to Mount Pleasant, where two 14 year olds were arrested and returned to Glenwood for charges.
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Mills County
Glenwood
Burlington Railroad
Todd
Mount Pleasant
Westminster Fellowship Elects Officers at Corning Presbytery Rally
The Westmin ster Fellowship of Corning Presbytery held a Sunday rally in Shenandoah with the theme The U N and You. A 6 30 p m banquet preceded officer elections and installation by Dr Richard Chambers of Red Oak. Malvern delegate Sylvia Campbell was elected Witness Commissioner. 150 attended, with Malvern representatives listed.
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Westminster Fellowship
Westminster
Fellowship of Corning Presbytery
Shenandoah
U, N, and
Richard Chambers
Red Oak
Malvern
Sylvia Campbell
Corning Presbytery
Carolyn Clay
Carolyn Lefgren
Lois Clay
Loretta Pimiatt
Elton Clay
Robert B. Campbell
East Liberty Church Seeds 20 Acre Plot For Annual Harvest
East Liberty members and friends rented Ralph Wilson land for the church's annual field work. On Monday they sowed half the 20 acres with oats, led by Lester Henderson and others. Claude Stephens donated the church share of oats, with Rev. W. W. Watson and W. C. Stotta overseeing field work. Afterward, the workers enjoyed lunch served by Mrs. Jes ter Henderson and Mrs. Herman Worl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liberty Church
Ralph Wilson
Lester Henderson
Bob Henderson
Charley Alexander
Dale Alexander
Ated Clay
Melvin Smith
Claude Stephens
W. W. Watson
W. C. Stotta
Jester Henderson
Herman Worl
East Liberty WoSCS Sets Fishing Fry Plans after Meeting
Mrs. CG Goodell hosted the WSCS at her home with 12 ladies and two guests, including Mrs. Pearl Bolten. Mrs. Hugh Jayes gave an educational talk on the Erie school for Kentucky children aided by the society. Final plans were made for a church fish fry this Friday evening. public invites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liberty
Wos.c.s
CG. B. Goodell
WSCS
Pearl Bolten
Charles Shenefield
Hugh Jayes
Erie School For Children
Kentucky
Enjoy Hearing Book Review At Sunday Evening Service
A Sunday evening service featured a review of High Hours of Methodism by Mrs. H J Hayes and three others, with a vocal solo by Rev. Watson. Church school followed. Visitors included Leo Leonard and family of Essex, and many locals stopped by for calls and for final rites in nearby towns.
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H. J. Hayes
W. C. Stotts
W. W. Windle
W. W. Watson
Rev. Watson
Aelock
Leo Leonard
Essex
Joe Mayberry
W. H. Maddocks
Cindy
Rodney Maddocks
G. WW. Rimel
Bedford
Indianola
Miller
W. E. Madocks
Kate Maddocks
Glenwood
Bessie Ratton Ray
Avoca
Nebr
Bert Howard
Malvern
W. C. Howard
Mr. Howard
New No 7 mower offers smoother, quieter operation
A terse sales pitch promotes the No 7 mower with a 208 any tractor and Revolutionary Twin-Wine drive featuring balancing counter weights to replace a chattering pit man. The message invites customers to come in and see the new model, emphasizing smoother, quieter, faster performance.
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