Commencement for Alvern Seniors to Be a Busy Time
Malvern high school prepares a crowded schedule for the Class of 1931 with speeches, diplomas, and a baccalaureate sermon. Senior events include sneak day, junior senior banquet, class play Skidding, and a formal class day program in the Community building. The sixty member class is among the largest in school history and features Hastings speaker Othn D. Wearth and Dr. Henry D. White as preacher.
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Malvern High School
Rentora
Nebraska City
Death of SeventeenYearOld John Donald Malcolm
John Donald Malcolm of near Mineola died Sunday evening after a three year illness. Born January 11 1914 he spent his life in Iowa. Funeral services were held in Sidney Wednesday afternoon with burial in Sidney cemetery. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Robert Malcolm and remembered for cheerfulness and patience.
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John Donald Malcolm
Robert Malcolm
Mineola
Sidney
Iowa
Marriage Licenses Listed For Late April to May
Apr 30 Harry McCity 23 Omaha weds Wanda Synowsky Omaha. May 2 Roy L Walker 83 Lincol Nebr weds Dorothy Milkansen 28 Lins soln Nebr. May Harold Carrick 23 Omaha weds Lillian Bpoovin 19 Omaha May Lou Soransen Jr 34 Omaha. Rosetta Myers 4 Quah
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Harry McCity
Omaha
Wanda Synowsky
Roy L. Walker
Lincol
Nebr
Dorothy B. Milkansen
Linssoln
Harold Carrick
Omah
Lillian Bpoovin
Lou Soransen, Jr
Rosetta Myers
Quah
Be and Joe Talkie Draws Large Malvern Crowd
The Malvern Community Club and Rumpress theater offered an entertainment night last Wednesday with a talking feature blending news and comedy. The program, titled Be and Joe Talkie, drew many attendees, with the theater filled twice during the evening. The show promised all-new material and high energy, suggesting at least two performances were presented.
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Malvern Community Club
Malvern High Sets Commencement Week Schedule
Malvern High School announces the commencement week events. May 5 features a senior data day at 8 p.m. at the Community Building. May 17 hosts baccalaureate services at 8 p.m. at the Baptist church with sermon by Dr. Henry D. White. May 20 presents the senior class play Skidding at 8 p.m. at the Community Building. May 21 marks eighth grade graduation at 2:30 p.m. at the Community Building. May 22 concludes with graduation exercises at 8 p.m. at the Community Building with an address by Hon Otha D. Wearin.
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Malvern High School
Baptist Church
Henry D. White
Otha D. Wearin
Grade Songsters and Dancers Entertain Malvernians
Malvernians and others enjoyed a grade school operetta The Stolen Flower Queen in the Community building. A band from the kindergarten opened with an overture directed by John Slothower. The tale followed the search for the missing Flower Queen and the Weed King’s capture, with clever songs and dances throughout. Special dances highlighted the program, and the large cast included Johnny Jump-Up Relbert Davis Heralds Clayton Herta Eldoy Hedding King of the Weeds John Hull Fairy Queen Elinor Farauhar Moon Dawn Lorryine Fletcher Star Ream Kathryn Sworn Ben Mist Georgia Marie Hilton Fire Fly Batty Candie ll South Wind Julia Jean Steele North Wind Harry Hilton Jack Frost Obarien Johnson West Wind Lenore Mansfeld and Barbara Ains Roout leader Edward Weerth Flower Queen Jane Pletcher Frain Bearers Norene Murphy and Jack Herlug.
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Malvernians
John Slothower
Jack Hering
Drumz
Bell
Betty” Fickel
Chimes
Dean Millikan
Joan Saor
Betty Hargis
Peggy Hall
Madern
Luther Buryank
Kathryn Swann
Margaret Ann Buttmann
Ruth Louise McCord
Delmont McCausland
Carolyn Cook
Emily Boland
Alice Phillips
Churchill
Sin<quiat
Borene
Herts
Kathryn
Ben
Georgia Marie Hilton
Batty Candyell
Julia Jean Steele
Harry Hilton
Jack Frost
Obarien Johnson
Lenore Mansfeld
Barbara Auins Roout
Edward Weerth
Jane Pletcher
Frain
Norene Murphy
Jack Herlug
Mavonig Meeting Thursday
The regular meeting of Bilvor Vira fudge will be held Thursday if the Masoule members are sequasled to wllonsd Mulholland M Fb a Wa My.
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Wllonsd
Mulholland
District Court Adjourns After Three Week April Term
Judge Earl Peters wrapped up the April term on May 8 and adjourned. The three week session disposed of many cases by trial or settlement. the next docket should be lighter. The Rogers versus Setzman case upheld a public highway crossing over land for over forty years and enjoined obstruction. Carl Diackman won a judgment against Jessia Neilson for 326 dollars plus costs and interest.
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Earl Peters
W. N. Rogers
Joseph Setzman
Carl Diackman
Jessia Neilson
One Dyaree Granted Matie Divorce Custody Granted
Stubberfield was granted a divorce from Clyde E Stubberfield and given custody of their four year old daughter. The defendant was ordered to pay $10 per month for the child’s support until she reaches age 18.
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Stubberfield
Clyde E. Stubberfield
Jury Reports Disagreement After 35 Hour Deliberation
The jury in the Moore ya Haynie case could not reach a verdict after thirty five hours. They reported a disagreement and the trial will be retried or settled outside court.
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Moore Ya
Haynie
Robbers Get Five Year Sentence in Iowa case
Zorolin Wilson and Walter In man pleaded guilty to stealing a car at Pacific Junction and breaking into Hastings stores. Judge Pa tera sentenced them last Wednesday to five years at hard labor in Anamosa penitentiary. They were moved there shortly after. Leonard Myers was released.
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Zorolin. Wilson
Walter Inman
Pacific Junction
Hastings
Five Years for Stealing Oil from Railroad Tool House
Andy Gordila of Omaha pleaded guilty to breaking into the Darling ton Railroad tool house at Beverson. Judge Peters sentenced him to five years in Fort Madison penitentiary. Deputy Sheriff Cooney transported him there on Thursday.
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Andy Gordila
Omaha
Darlington Railroad
Beverson
Peters
Fort Madison
Cooney
New Malvern Cold Storage Holding Company Formed
A Malvern based corporation, the Malvern Cold Storage Building corp, is formed with capital of 100000. L. W. Boehner heads the new concern, which plans to buy rent and sell real estate and hold personal property. Officers named include L. W. Boehner as president, Bruce Boehner as vice president, and Robert Boehner as secretary and treasurer.
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Malvern
Malvern Cold Storage Building Corporation
L. W. Boehner
Malvern Cold Storage Company
Boehner
Ll. W. Boehner
Bruce Boehner
Robert Boehner
Long Distance Mother's Day Greeting From Son
Mrs. Carl Herts Jr. received what may be the record long distance Mother’s Day greeting this year. Saturday evening about 9 o’clock her phone rang and delighted her as Qucar, her son, spoke clearly from Ban Dimas, California.
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Carl Herts Jr
Galish
Autorina
Qucar
Ban Dimas
Calif
Meeting of the Order of the Bastara Blur Held May 28
The text records a meeting of the Order of the Bastara Blur scheduled for Tuesday evening May 28. Mrs Mary McCormick is listed as W. M. per the fragmentary notice.
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Thesdey
Mary McCormick
W. M
Golfers Postpone Breakfast. Breakfast Rescheduled Next Sunday
Wet, windy conditions last Sunday forced the postponement of the planned golf breakfast. If weather allows, breakfast will be served at 7 30 in the Malvern Tea Room followed by a round at Fairview Golf Course where players will split into two groups to compete for low total scores.
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Malvern Tea Room
Fairview
Mills County Red Cross elects officers at Glenwood meeting
At the annual Mills County Red Cross meeting hosted by Mrs. A. P. Myers in Glenwood, F. H. Raynor is named county chair, Rudolph Hopp vice chairman, Wayne D. Choate secretary, W. C. Rathke treasurer. Dr. T. B. Lacay declines re election after two years at the helm. The chapter praises his leadership and notes famine relief contributions and a year end balance of $430 with $41,011.11 raised toward quotas, plus several carloads of grain and supplies shipped.
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Mills County Red Cross
A. P. Myers
Glenwood
F. H. Raynor
Rudolph Hopp
Wayne D. Choate
W. C. Rathke
T. B. Lacay
Bealdes
Breuth
Manker Humphrey Visits from California to Iowa
Manker Humphrey arrived Sunday from Los Angeles for a brief vacation with his parents Dantain and Mia and other relatives. He traveled via the southern route, enjoying good weather until near his destination. He brought summer clothes but found little use for them as Iowa spring weather proved unusual. Humphrey is employed in the Los Angeles postal service.
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Manker Humphrey
Los Angeles
Coe
Dantain
Mia
Ryo Anim “Phrey
Iowa
California
Humphrey
Two Lumber Yards Robbed Sunday Night
Thieves broke into two lumber yards in Glenwood on Sunday night aiming for safes. At Fullerton Lumber they failed to take money but stole manager J. C. Busnnmus's Studebaker, found the next day in Red Oak. Hawkeye yard also was robbed but the safe could not be opened despite expert effort.
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Glenwood
Fullerton Lumber Company
Studebaker
J. C. Busnnmus
Red Oak
Hawkeye
Chevrolet Sales Lead in May
County Treasurer Otto Judkins reports slow spring business but eleven new car licenses in May through the 12th. Chevrolets lead with seven followed by Fords with three and one Buick. Names and locations include Casey Dudley Glenwood Ford coup, George Bloh n Malvern Chevrolet coach, Verne Walker Malvern Buick eight sedan, Ben Breeding Malvern Chevrolet cabriolet, W B Garrett Pacific Junction Ford tudor, Walter B Roberts Strahan Chevrolet coach, Margaret Wilson Pacific Junction Chevrolet coupe, D Burgenquist Malvern Chev ys Talat coach, Lyle Hodges Glenwood Ford Lomdrner, O Watts Malvern Chevrolet sock.
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Otto Judkins
Buick
Casey Dudley
Glenwood
Ford
George Blohn
Malvern
Chevrolet
S Verne Walker
Ben Breeding
Chevrolet Cabriolet
W. BR. Garrett
Pacific Junction
Ford Tudor
Paragraphs of garbled text show muddled attribution
The fragment appears to cite a miscredited name Roy Bogner and Roy Ri with unclear references. It mentions a plan or planfication and a group with 73 wowhets, but the overall meaning is incoherent and many words are garbled, making precise reporting impossible.
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Roy Bogner
Roy Ri
Weather Forecasts Predict Damp Weekend Ahead
The Malvern forecast repeats a damp weekend with cooler temperatures. Government forecasters and Jim Hodges agree on showers midweek and again at the end, with near normal but slightly below temperatures and unsettled, California-like conditions.
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Jim Hodges
Poppy Day Observed in Malvern By Auxiliary Volunteers
May 23 marks Poppy Day in Malvern with American Legion Auxiliary members selling red poppies at street corners to raise funds for child welfare and veteran rehabilitation. Proceeds support veterans employed and efforts to aid health recovery, reflecting the memorial flower tradition shared by Allied nations.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Great Britain
France
Canada
United States
American Legion Auxiliary Bulletin
Auxiliary
Eighth Graders to Receive Diplomas at Malvern
The eighth grade commencement at Malvern schools will be held next Thursday at 2 30 PM at the Community building. Program includes tap dance solos piano duet chorus salutatory valedictory and diplomas presented by F R Chantry with class song to follow.
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Malvern
Dorothy Galliher
Betty Swain
Marian Benton
Jane Fletcher
Mary Elisabeth Summers
Charlotte Wederquist
Phyllis Wilson
Will
Marvin Fazel
Max Amos
Plan for Closing Day at White Cloud School
White Cloud School announces a closing day program on Thursday evening May 14 starting at o'clock. Theron W Atkinson, a teacher, invites everyone to attend with cordial invitations to staff students and families.
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White Cloud School
Theron W. Atkinson
Banquet Date Moved for Farm Bureau Group
The Farmers Merchants Bankers Banquet in Glenwood was postponed from May 20 to June 4 due to graduation and commencement activities. It will be held in the armory at Glenwood with the Glenwood Chamber of Commerce in charge and a committee named to handle arrangements.
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Farm Bureau
Farmers - Merchanta - Bankers Vanquet
Ifalia
Glenwood
Glenwood Chamber of Commertea
W. C. Rathke
F. H W. Raynor
Ed Hector
Win, Radabaugh
Jamie Anderson
Juniors Entice Seniors With Malvern Banquet At Chieftain
About 30 seniors and faculty from Malvern High attended the Junior senior banquet held Friday at the Rainbow Terrace Hotel Chieftain in Council Bluffs. Percy Atkinson presided as toastmaster and the program theme In a Garden featured speakers and student titled roles.
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Malvern High School
Chieftain
Council Bluffs
Percy Atkinson
Malvern Garden Club Elects New Officers
The Malvern Garden Club met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. C. O. Alstrop as program chair. Members performed dances and plays in Japanese themes and elected new officers: Mrs. J. K. Scott president, W. Wortman vice president, Mrs. We We Ale Tropa secretary, and others. Prizes were awarded for contributions and flowers brought for gifts.
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Malvern Garden Club
C. 0. Alstropa
Jansa McCord
Margaret Ann Buttmann
M. I. Hiatt
W. W. Alstrope
Cunningham
Fred Buttinagy
Laurie McCord
Margaret Ann Buttman
Mra
J. K. Scott
W. 2. Wortman
Mya
Aletrope
Gecretary
Crereurer
Thos
Howers
Morton
Prige
Tes Kine
Peooud
Miya
W. Foster
Grandson Jes at Spencer Tuesday
Fred Borene announces the death of his grandson Kenneth Smith four years old son of Mr and Mrs Vernon Smith at their Spencer Iowa home. Borene and his daughter left Tuesday afternoon to be with the family and attend the funeral. No further details were provided.
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Fred Borene
Kenneth Smith
Vernon Smith
Spencer
Iowa
Mr. Borene
Boyers Grocery Undergoes Complete Remodeling This Week
The Hoyer grocery undergoes a complete change this week as they reshelve and re arrange the stock for easier shopping. Workers focus on a neater and more attractive interior while making the corner store a safer and more convenient sales area.
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Hoyer
Senior Class to Present Skidding a Three Act Comedy
Malvern high school seniors under Miss Emily Boland present the three act comedy Skidding at the Community building auditorium on Wednesday evening May 20. Dwight Amos stars as Wayne Trenton and Ruth Conter plays Maorton Hardy with a full cast including Vern Mummel Aunt Millie and Andy Rigghia. The production promises modern American family humor with romance and laughter.
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Malvern High School
Emily Boland
Community Building
Ruth Conter
Maorton Hardy
Joharacters
Eshey
Vern Mummel
Millie
I Mra
Harely
Anal Rigghia
Andy
Bay
Geneva Richardzon
Hartidy
Walter Donner
Obituary: Mrs. Charles Walker Dies After Prolonged Illness
Mrs. Charles Walker died Sunday May 10 at her home south of Malvern after years of illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 pm in First Baptist Malvern, with Rev. L. R. Bobbitt officiating. Pallbearers were her sons and sons-in-law, and she leaves a large family including husband, mother, nine children, ten grandchildren, and siblings. She joined the Baptist church in Hamburg as a youth and remained devoted lifelong, despite a paralytic stroke ten years earlier.
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Charles Walker
Maryern
First Baptist Church
Malvern
L. R. Bobbitt
Ralph Thompson
George Davis
E. C. Collins
Turial
Tenderson
Frank
Wayne
Eugene
Quentine
Leonard Walker
Ed Smith
Cora Ann Adkins
Marion
Sarah Adkins
Jamesport
Davis County
Charlies Walker
Hawthorne
Leonard
Wayna
Sioux City
Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Charles Parks
Forrest Smith
G. E. Smith
Red Oak
Myris Long
Mt. Plevaant
H Ad
Henderson
The
Christian Church
Card of Thanks for Kind Help in Sorrow
We extend heartfelt gratitude to everyone who offered aid and comfort during our great sorrow. Special thanks to those who laid a loving wreath for the beautiful Gowers wat. Charles Walker and Chideen.
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Layne
Charles Walker
Chideen
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New Corporation
Malan & Ete
Raynor
Mills Red Cross
Malvernian
Legion Auxiliary
Hotel Chieftain
Mr. Kincaid
Roland
Max Dushnet
Harriet Beattie
Geneva Richardson
B. C. Kineeard
R. W. Salvara
H. H. Amos
Nell Walskett
Raymond Waller
Parcy Atkinson
Leonard Anderson
Bille McNulty
Evelyn Paulson
Chester Butts
Wahneeta Scott
Vera Shaffer
Bald Wilcox
Lorena Wills
Helen Pace
Jes
Boyers
Henderson Cemetery
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