Local News Notes from Malvern and Nearby Visits
Local residents and visitors are noted traveling to Guthrie, Griswold, Des Moines, Pasadena, and Lincoln. Families welcome relatives, attend funerals, and celebrate Mothers Day with gatherings in Malvern, Red Oak, Gravity, and Albert Lea. A birth is announced in Stanton and various trips to Denver, Chicago, and Florida are recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recer Woodrow
Lentz Powles
Stanton
Clarinda Hospital
Towle
Edith Brewer
Charles Verdt
Nessa
Marcia
C. R. Brewer
Kenneth Bell
Red Oak
R. R. Smith
W. F. Stratton
Bell
Charles Hart
Gravity
Albert Nelson
Hart
Nelson
Lyon Mason
Des Moines
A. F. of L
Malvern Couple Hurt in Nebraska Auto Crash
Mr and Mrs J K Butcher were hospitalized at Scottsbluff Nebraska after an auto collision near Stegail Nebraska. He suffered a fractured right wrist and head cuts while she sustained bruises lacerations and possible chest injuries. The couple had been in Torrington Wyoming on business and were returning home when their car collided with a pickup, demolishing the Butcher vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Butcher
Scottsbluff
Neb
Stegail
Mr. Butcher
Mrs. Butcher
Torrington
Wyo
Spring Weather Sparks County Romance and Licensing News
Warmer spring weather boosted romance as licenses were issued in several towns. The county reported two bridges washed out in Monday’s storm, with County Engineer Clair Davis busy coordinating road repairs. New car licenses included Glenwood residents G. W. Brower and Lyle W. Leet, along with Sloan Murry and others in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Donner
Walter Stivers
Lucille Burris
Glenwood
Donald JD. Taylor
Stella P. Wegner
Council Bluffs
Harry R. Cronin
Carter Lake
Pearl Hendrickson
Omaha
Jim Km. Steiner
Ardis M. Adams
Henderson
Clair Davis
G. W. Brower
Lyle W. Leet
Forde
Louiz Kafman
Boyle
Oldsmobile
Sloan Murry
GMC
Hatmockel Flower Shop
Tony Tubrick
Fords
Hastings
Otto Mensche
Final Rites for Mrs. Bert Barker Held in Malvern
Funeral services for Mrs. Bert Barker were held at Matsfield Funeral Home in Malvern on Monday at 2 p.m. The Rev. Paul Roller presided, with Mrs. C. D. accompanying, and burial followed in the local obituaries. Surviving husband Bert E. Barker and two children Grayce Q. Barker and Bert Howard Barker are noted along with sisters Blanche Stephen and Florence Hrenna and brothers Arthur C. McGlade and Scott L. McGlade. Additional relatives listed include William O. McGlade and CL. E. McGlade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matsfield
Malvern
Bert Barker
Paul Roller
Church
C. D
Mra. J
Plano
Trust
Maude Grayes McGlade
Bert E. Barker
May & Or
Fair County
Clineton
Grayce Q. Barker
Bert Howard Barker
Bert E. Hasker
Glenwood
Baptist Church of
Pleasant Valley
Elea Pres
Sury Lwoo
Blanche Stephaen
Deepwater Mo
Florence Hrenna
Leary City
Arthur C. McGlade
Leepwater
Scott L. McGlade
Wellingwes, Rae
Wiliam O. McGlade
Stafford
EL McGlade
Malvern School Bonds Sold At 2 Percent With Premium
Sparks & Co and Wheelock, Cummings, Inc. of Des Moines purchased 129000 dollars of Malvern Independent School district bonds at 2 percent interest plus a 525 dollar premium. The bid was the highest among 10 bidders and unusually favorable for the district. The sale occurred at the board of education meeting, which also approved teaching contracts for Queek, Gordon, and Tucker, and voted to initiate 11-man football replacing the prior six-man format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Sparks & Co
Wheelock, Cummings, Inc
Des Moines
Board of Education
Dallas Queek
Roland Gordon
Kansas City
Commercial
Glen G. Tucker
Former Malvernian Dies in Nebraska
Word received from Mrs. Harvey Lewis of Tekamah Neb announcing the death of her husband, a Malvern native born Sept 12 1880. He moved to Nebraska in 1901 and farmed in Tekamah area. Services were held April 6 at Tekamah by Rev E G Hughes with burial in Tekamah cemetery. Survived by relatives near Malvern including Mrs Mae Stranathan and Mrs Max Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Lewis
Tekamah
Neb
Lewis
George W. V
Maria Lewis
Malvern
Nebraska
E. G. Hughes
Hurial
Tekamah Cemeery
Mae Stranathan
Glenwood
Max Murphy
Shenandoah
Memorial note for a cherished loved one
A heartfelt tribute expresses that she will be missed by those who loved her and that enduring memories will be cherished by family and friends.
Reports They Are Getting Along And Plan To Return Home
Reports say they are getting along well and expect to be home by the end of the week.
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Charlie Fact
Guthrie Cerre
Droe Paldain
Griswold
Mr. and Herndon
Ethel Peterson
Jipmie
Lex
Mrs
William
Abcf Carroll Wereek
3. E
Mae Churchill
Glendale
Calif
John Buesing
John
Robert
Dorothy
Gee
Las Cruces
N. M
Skaeces
Quiteria
Skages
Pasadena
Ralph
J. C. Laird
Fairfield
O. F. Fryor
Iowa City
Mr. Fryer
J. M. Steele
Don Primrose
Rochford, & C
Steele
Rachel Davis
Albert Lea
Minn
Moreau Bailey
Florida
R. C. Adams
Denver
Colo
Sgt
Adams
Fitzsimmons Hospital
Guam
Nancy Lea
Ward
Dave Moore
Clifford Robbing
Excelsior Springs
Fred Gemmell
Paul Back
M.S. Whitney
Carroll, Neb
Elaine Clark
Marlon Clark
White Cloud
Hertha Sheridan
Moreau Lailey
Strayer Summers
June Sweem
Bank
Lawrence Jones
Harold Rhodes
Tabor
Zelma Fletcher
Chicago
Dick Conant
Minnearolis
Mina
Metropolitan Opera Company
Lansing, Mich
Fred Colwel Jr
Charles Keeran
Braddrville
J. E. Ellison
Nobel B. Blackman
Jim Hogers
Mempis
Tenn
Blackman
Fred Petersen
Washington, T. C
Empress Theater
Jiggs
Maggie
Joe Yule
Renie Riano
Ray Whitely
China
John Payne
Gail Russell
Mary Beth Hughes
James Ellison
Laurel and Hardy
FBI
Arctic
Metz
Lehman Grocery
Landis
Landis Hardware
Strahan
Scraran
Tassaf
Malvernian
Smitty's Comer
Marco
Rinso
Plymouth
CRC En Rove
Henry W. Washburn
Mills County
Republican
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