Township Farm Bureau Meetings Across Mills County
Mills County farmers in East Anderson Oak St Marys Ingraham Center and other townships held monthly Farm Bureau meetings. Directors like E W Castor John Wise and Robert Poore fostered programs with moving pictures lectures and 4H notes. Notable figures include Mr Bickel Mrs Beattie and Mrs Donner as teams aided by local families.
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East Anderson
Oak
St. Mary’s
Tugraham
Silver Creek
Center
Rawles
Farm Bureau
St. Mary's
Oak Township
Mineola
Bickel
Farm Bureau Filme
Mia
Bicket
Dicket
Herby Deltchler
Oak School
E. W. Castor
Senin
St. Mary's Township
William Dreyer
Yours
St. Mary’s Township
Mills County
Milly County
Robert Poore
Bob
Ingraham Township
Silver City
John Wise
Boelbering
Jobn Wise
June
4H Club
Baby Beef Club
Realty Galt Club
Centerline
Jo Bilver Greek Township
Haul Ley
Bath
Hie Ayalam
Taralng Ib
Mills County Women's Clubs Meet In Malvern
Mills County Federation of Women's Clubs held its annual meeting in Malvern Community building on May 9 with 83 members registering and representation from every club in the county. Mrs H T Beattie chaired the session at 1:30 pm. The program featured violin and vocal numbers by local members and reports on club activities, with songs and performances noted as highlights.
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Donner
Center Township
Old Hillsdale
Ro Warren
Mills County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Malvern
Mills County Federation of Women's Clubs
H. T. Beattie
George Hilton
Bruce Boshner
Tune Fickel
Mildred Sowers
B. R
Swain
Robbins
Leonard Fletcher
Edgar. Christy
Hashinas
Eol Beautiful
The Poppy Appeal Message From the American Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion Auxiliary urges wearing the poppy as a tribute to fallen and serving veterans. One cent from each purchase funds care for hospitalized veterans and others still affected by war, with a film shown next week explaining the poppy’s meaning and memorial purpose.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Flanders Field
Moving Picture Theater
Decoration Day plans outlined by Ineal American Legion
A general meeting of the Ineal American Legion selected W. H. Seaton as chair and W. P. Wortman as secretary to organize Decoration Day observances. The main program will be at the Liberty Memorial building with a cemetery program extended. R. Chantry named Marshal and Edgar Johnson to preside. Committees cover speakers music finance transportation and graves marking, with a full list to be announced next week.
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Ineal
American Legion
W. P. Wortman
Liberty Memorial
R. Chantry
Y. H. Seaton
H. J. Benton
C. W. Black
F. E. Mulhalland
H. T. Beattie
A. E. Cook
J. A. Paursons
Mra
J. F. Wearth
J. H. Beckwith
F. R. Chantry
George Davis
Frank Higgins
Fred Durbin
Clifford Alstrope
R. K.piper
J. A. Talbott
T. L. Salyers
Kance
L. A. Barkus
Blower
Mary’.ganas Misa
Edith MalbGnend
Inez Landis
Ida Ireland
Mille
Q. Wederquiat
I. L. Donner
O. W. Black
Horton Beam
B. C. Collina
W. Sullivan
Marion I. Black
Harry Nelson
A. P. Kilmartin
J. Anderson
Blanche Hammond
Eighth Grade Commencement at Community Building
Eighth grade commencement set for Thursday evening May 24 at the Community Building. The program starts at eight with a two act play The Unexpected Mess of Catherine Henry by Lindsey Barbee performed by the girls. Boys sing three songs including Champeen Baseball Nine Safle or s Songs and Big Chief Not Afraid of His Lessons with Percy Atkinson in solo parts. Diplomas to be presented. No admission charge.
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Catherine Henry
Lindsey Barbee
Champeen
Seniors to Present In Cherry Time at Malvern High
Malvern High School presents In Cherry Time a senior class play starring Ruth Johnson Connie and Lona Panking among others. John Frasier portrays Fritz the fruit grower with Marie Rigging as Flossie Barnes. Curtain rises eight with doors opening seven thirty, admission 25 and 36 cents.
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Rath
Cherry
Neenie
Edwant Ffarain
Bohe
Tie
Init de Cherry
Connie
Sammy Clans
Theron Atkinson
Vinle
Dine
Ruth Johnson
Darwin Dickersbach
Jon Meadows
Bayvilla Camerica
Fritz
John Frasier
Marie Rigging
Flossie Barnes
Grant
Malvern High
Dedicate Tree For The Paddocks In Malvern Park
The Malvern Garden Club planted an elm in Pad dock Park near the library as a memorial to Mr and Mrs John J Paddock pioneers and long time residents. A dedication program is planned in the park next Tuesday afternoon May 22.
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Malvern Garden Club
Paddock Park
John J. Paddock
Malvern
Paddock
Memorial Service Invitation in Two O'clock Hour
At two o'clock and everyone interested is cordially invited to attend and take part in the exercises that deviate attention in memory of the time person.
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Theo Tine Pees
Community Club to Meet May 22
The Community Club schedules a meeting for May 22 to discuss local affairs. The notice references the Anvern Community efih and a related event at Hota Thekete, with details about a sugur stone and Everveanett tefestot cone.
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Community Club
Hota
Malvern Athletics Triumphs Over Missouri Valley
Malvern Athletics defeated Missouri Valley 13 to 6 to stay tied for league leadership. Metord drove eight hits, Nieman homered and tripled, and Manher went five for eight with four hits. Malvern cruised with four runs in the second, eight in the sixth, and one in the eighth, boasting a team batting average of .837 and fielding .960 over two games. Next Sunday Malvern hosts Vinton Athletica.
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Malvern Athletic Club
Missouri Valley
Metord
Manher
Sud Nieman
Malvern
North Omaha Athletics
Vinton Athletica
Valley
Totals Won anf T1S1T 97 8T Bwanmuary Home Rune
Nieman, Messer: 'Three-Pase Hits: Nieman, Two: base Hite: B. Smith, Stoley Bases, 'Paulen, Brown, Nisman, Struck Out, by McCord 9, Sputnaford 5, Clinken beard 4. Bases on Balls of McCord (Continued on page 5)
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Bwanmuary
Nieman
Messer
B. Smith
Malvern Students Prepare For May Commencement Week
Festivities begin Friday with Junior Senior banquet and continue May 20 Baccalaureate at First Baptist Church with Dr Henry White and Rev Paul Hicks. Graduation events run May 25 to May 28, including Class Day Exer cisen and Class Play, with diplomas presented by P R Choutry and board president.
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Malvern Setisats
Quinn
Pheetaning Sands
Eric Tals
Theran
W. Phurtivar Huth
Elizabeth Dotasan
Leonard C. Taiker Lown
Grace Paulin Anny Marie Riggina
Igh
First Baptist Church
Henry White
Response Girls’ Glee Club
Rural Eighth Grade Graduation at Malvern
On Tuesday May 2 at the Community building in Malvern the rural eighth grade graduation will occur. The program begins at 2 30 p m with demonstrations by nearby schools and songs by combined choirs. Ray Q H Freedline of Glenwood will give four short addresses and diplomas will be presented to about ninety graduates. The tentative program includes preludes, demonstrations, dramatizations, folk dances, flag drills, and songs celebrating America.
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Malvern
Ray. Qu. H. Freediine
Glenwood
Mt. Vernon (Center
Foxworthy
Four Corner
Barrett
Centerling
Pleasant Valley
White Cloud School
Spring Valley School
America
Rey
Freedline
Circle Met With Mrs G S The M B Ladies Circle
The M B Ladies Circle met with Mrs G S last Thursday afternoon with about forty ladies present. A short business meeting was followed by a social, with a delicious lunch served. Attending were Geo White, Wil Springer, Gordon Jones, B Hering, Roy Bonner, Naa T. WY, and Gidley.
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Mra. G. S
M. B
Mra
Racrest
Menames Geo. White
Wil Springer
Gordon Jonev
B. Hering
Roy Bonner
Naa T. WY
Gidley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Township Farm Bureau Meetings
Ambosra
H. T. Beattis
Mires
Frack Boyle
Pacific Junction
Beattie
Pesdames I
A. Parsons
J. O. Laird
Malvern High School
Ae B. Smith
Poulsen
Heron
Masser
Smith
Brown
Malyvern
Hsuapoe
Mawhor
Boswell
Nigman
McClary
J. Huntsiten
H. Pace
Jones
D. Hunteman
McCord
Walker
F. Pace
Squier
Ayogne
Ies
Paul Hicks
Boys’ Glee Club
W. Kt. Moore
P.R. Choutry
Rie
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