Malvern Coed Tapped for Mortar Board at Nebraska U
Ivy Day honors 25 university women including Mrs. Dru Mort Tobben from Malvern who is a Teachers College student and Tas sels vice president. Her family and husband attended the Black Masque chapter ceremony on the University of Nebraska campus, marking a meaningful recognition of scholarship leadership and service. Coffee hosts welcomed new neighbors Kenneth Scott and T B Salyers with 22 ladies attending. The LTN Club met May 5 at Mrs Basil Clay’s home with 15 members and four guests. The meeting featured recaps, birthdays, anniversaries, and two penicillin themed games as refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Nebraska
Malvern
Dru Mort Tocbben
Morar
Toebben
Teachers College of the University
Tassels
Teachers College Advisory Board
Geo
Mort
James C. Kenney
Beth Ann
Havelton
Clay
LTN
Basil Clay
Joe Cary
Carrie Berkhimer
California
Alva Henderson
Wm. Hazzelquist
Alan Hazzelquist
S. 5. McKee, Sr
Red Oak
Alaska
Canada
Art Dettering
Engagement Revealed of Sandra McConkey and Michael Monahan
The engagement was announced by Sandra McConkey’s parents Mr and Mrs Jake Pearce of Council Bluffs. Sandra, a granddaughter of Mrs M C White of Malvern, is a senior at A L High School. Michael Monahan, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Monahan of Harlan, works at Harlan Manufacturing Co. A Sept 11 wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra McConkey
Michael’ Monahan
Jake Pearce
Co. Bluffs
M. C. White
Malvern
A. L. High School
Charles Monahan
Harlan
Harlan Manufacturing Co
Local errors spark laughs yet prove press care in town
A reader note recounts humorous misprints in local papers from mistyped captions to unfinished ads. The piece stresses newspapers aim to tell the local story honestly, despite occasional slips, and preserves a friendly, community-focused tone.
Church Notes From Local Congregations
The digest lists upcoming services and activities for First Baptist St John’s Lutheran Strahan United Methodist and St John’s Episcopal churches. It covers worship times Sunday School doctrine choir meetings and special events including missions conferences pre conference sessions vacation Bible school and district programs. Items reference May dates and local church officers and locations in Glenwood and Des Moines areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Howard Mace
Ina Searfe
S. S
Deborah Society
ST. John’s Lutheran Church
Henry Wesenberg
Strahan United Methodist Church
Clarence Woollard
Floyd Hillyer
Parragut
Iowa
Griswold
Des Moines
United Methodist Church
Bonnie Mansfield
Lori Scheffer
Allen Wortman
Martha Circle
Farra- But
Joe Smith
Church
Mary Circle
Austin Bass
Ciweh School
Malvern Garden Club May Morning Breakfast Highlights
Malvern Garden Club held its annual May morning breakfast on May 10 with hostess Mrs Hazel Lockabill and co host Miss Jessie Frazier. Sixteen members enjoyed fruit centered tables, spring floral corsages, and a fruit and vegetable scramble with Mrs Ralph Bowers presiding over the business meeting. The next meeting plans a June picnic set for June 15 at Gun Club Park HONOR SENIOR BAND MOTHERS TEA FEATURES Chantry choir and solos. Birthday honors were given to Bobby Mansfield at a belated party with family gatherings at Pioneer Park near Shenandoah and multi family attendees from Silver City Maryville Glenwood and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Garden Club
Hazel Lockabill
Garden Club
Jessie Frazier
Ralph Bower
Gun Club Park
M. L. Scheffel
Clyde Shook
Robert Kruse
Richard Henderson
Dale Alexander
Bill Gilbert
Chantry
Kenneth Scott
Mary Poppins
Scott Scheffel
David Beil
Debbie Bayes
Pioneer Park
Shenandoah
Ed Kruse
Conrad Kruse
Silver City
Gerald Kruse
Maryville
Chuck Krusé
Glenwood
Bob Kruse
R. D. Mansfield
Holy Rosary Catholic Church Glenwood Mass Times
Fr O L Kaufman pastor. Masses Sundays 7 30 a m and 10 a m Holy Days 9 30 a m and 6 30 p m First Fridays 6 30 p m Mass at State School Sundays 1 p m Confessions 7 p m Saturday and proceeding Holy Days and Fridays
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
Glenwood
O. L. Kaufman
Farmers Aid Corn Blight Watch In Mills County
Selected Mills county farmers will join a corn blight watch as part of an experimental study on southern corn blight conducted May through September by the U S Department of Agriculture NASA Purdue University University of Michigan and other Corn Belt states. More than 200 sites across Ohio Indiana Illinois Iowa Minnesota Missouri and Nebraska will be mapped and sampled with field visits every two weeks and NASA and university aircraft photographing sites with infrared film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Vern Sell
ASC
U. S. Department of Agriculture
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Purdue University
University of Michigan
Sell
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
ASCS
Cooperative Extension Service
NASA
University of Michigan Institute
IST
Corn Blight Watch Goals and Timetable
The corn blight watch aims to monitor spread in the Corn Belt, evaluate infection assessment techniques, test remote sensing for status and impact, and judge future feasibility. ASCS workers will gather mid May data from growers, with ground observations starting mid June and repeating every two weeks through mid September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USDA
NASA
Corn Belt
Sell
ASCS
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Mortar Board
Nebr. U
BR. D. Mansfield
T. BE. Salyers
Stevens
Tom Stevens
Mary Skerritt
Debbie Shepard
Charley Alexander
Josie Stons
Gertrude McFall
Ina Slothower
Ted Bowen
Primrose Family
Don Primrose
Richard
Orville Babbitt
Mark
Bob Christensen
Donna
Doug
Hastings
Frank Chamberlain
Baptist Kensington
Florence Hummell
Margie White
Jim Black
Frank Gruff
Mrs
Herald Angels
Rotary
Vanress 4 Association
Andidila Eris Parers
Kensington
St. John’s Episcopal
Vine
Charles Mitzenius
Raymond Ray
Hobby Mansfield
Bobby Mansfield
Jay Burdie
Eddie and
Andrew Mulholland
Holly Benton
Kurt Zanders
Fire & Rescue
Malvern Dept
Omaha
le Versailles
Center Street
South Gate
Foir
Corman
O'Donnell
Usda Choice
Chuck
del Monte
Snoboy Fresh
Peg
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