Honor Mrs Lookabill After 11 Years at Orrester School
A Pendleton district gathering marked the retirement of Mrs Lookabill after 11 years teaching at Orrester School. Wareld Smith, school board president, praised her service and announced the school would close next year due to insufficient enrollment. Mrs Lookabill received a gift from schol patrons and will next teach at Centerline School north of Malvern.
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Lookabill
Orrester School
Sonal
Fieshal
Huontherine
Sapper
Wareld Smith
Sehen Rom
Lenkabill
Lookaldil
Tack
Kibwata Scott
Centerline School
Malvern
Junior Legion Ball Club Forms in Malvern
Highteen boys attended the initial meeting of the Junior Legion baseball club in the Malvern Community building with leaders David Alfrey and the Rev. G. C. McMillan. Players aged from 12 to 4 4 were present. The group agreed to practice Monday Wednesday and Friday at 6 30 PM at the fair grounds and play four league games on Tuesday and Thursday nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Legion
Malvern
David Alfrey
G. C. McMillan
Fair Grounds
Three Malvern Teachers Take New Posts
Three Malvern high school instructors who resigned in April have moved to new jobs. Principal E V Carmichael becomes superintendent of Traddyville schools. Maxine Salisbury Braddyville heads home economics in Knoxville’s school. Rotland Gordon departs for St Joseph Moy to teach accounting at Platt Business College, starting next Wednesday.
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E. V. Carmichael
Traddyville
Braddyville
Page County
Maxine Salisbury
Thanks for the cards and visits from Mrs. Chas. W. Kayton
A note of gratitude from Mrs. Chas. W. Kayton expresses sincere thanks for the numerous cards letters gifts and flowers received during her hospital stay and after returning home. She also thanks friends for personal calls and support.
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Chas. W. Kayton
Minstrel Show Postponed to Fall by Rev Gordon Mc Millan
The minstrel show is postponed until next fall as high talent cannot be matched this year. Some seniors may be unable to participate but those who can are welcome to join practices amid upcoming events.
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Gordon McMillan
W A Coiner Dies at Twin Falls Idaho Farm Leader
W A Coiner 59 died May 13 at Magic Valley Memorial hospital Twin Falls following a tractor accident on his farm. Born in Silver City he moved to Idaho in 1914 and became a prominent farmer and stockman. He was president of Twin Falls Canal Co and served on the Kimberly school board thirteen years. Surviving are his widow nine daughters and four sons. Funeral services were held at First Presbyterian church with burial at Sunset Memorial Park.
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W. A. Coiner
Magic Valley Memorial Hospital
Twin Falls
Ida
Twin Falls Canal Co
Idaho State Reclamation Association
Elka Lodge
Kimberly School Board
James Sinclair
George Conner
Hansen
Arch
Charles
George Werner
Los Angeles
Carl Wilson
Malvern
Alice Humston
Silver City
First Presbyterian Church
Sunset Memorial Park
Henderson Nine Shines in Substate Baseball Win
Henderson High School delivered a stellar performance to win 1-0 over Jefferson in substate district baseball. Dar Pendecraft pitched shutout innings, allowing only two hits as Henderson advanced. Gary Houser reached first on an error and scored on Pendecraft’s single, sealing the tight game.
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Henderson High School
Jefferson Club
Crenword
Dar Pendeurart
Balis
Henderson
Gary Houser
Teosteone
Wincchester
Quetiers
Pendecraft
Hienlerson
Farmers Meet with Mobilization Committee in Mills County
The Mills county Mobilization committee met at an unidentified city last Friday to aid farmers in the bood area with Hoard questionnaires. About 50 farmers completed forms documenting damage from shallow directs to large sand drifts and damaged buildings. The committee will reconvene Friday, May 2, at the city Wal from 9 to diradasm.
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Mills County Mobiization Committee
Pactic
Hunetion
Bood
Comailizer
Footie Siedon
City Wal
Diradasm
County Concert Friday Boosts Local School Bands
The Whegerddangsaal Mills countyHist band concert drew strong crowd support as multiple bands directed by Dref Gordon Bird of Drake Oliveris prepared at a local venue. Students practiced after a pre-concert clinic, with the Malvern community praising the effort and teamwork shown by the young musicians.
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Jain
Ets
East Liberty Memorial Services to Be Held May 25
Memorial services are planned at East Liberty next Sunday May 25 starting at 2 PM Rev Paul Glahn will deliver the address with suitable music. flower volunteers may bring bouquets to the church by 9 AM or notify Esther Largent or Ora Clay. Roy Sturgell will give a farewell sermon at the morning service. A group from nearby towns attended and community members shared in fellowship after services.
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East Liberty
Paul Glahn
Amoor
Esther Largent
Ora Clay
Roy Sturgell
Rooservices
Roy Sturcell
Gill
Stareet
Sturvell
Card of Thanks and Birthday Thanks
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy during bereavement and birthday observance. Names include W C Blackburn Bruce Blackburn Mick Blackburn Max Blackburn Win Blackburn and family. Also mentions W E Wilson and the Watsons who helped during extended home visit.
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W.C
Bruce Blackburn
Mick Blackburn
Max Blackburn
Win. Blackburn
W. E. Wilson
Final Rites for Mrs W Blackburn
Ada Cleo King born Sept 7 1903 south of Bartlett died May 16 in Jennie Edmundson hospital Council Bluffs age 46. She married William C Blackburn April 29 1823 in Plattsmouth and had five sons William Max Richard Jackie Bruce. Jackie died in infancy. Surviving include her father William T King two brothers Ernest and Carl. husband four sons two grandsons two granddaughters. Funeral Monday at Thurman Methodist Church officiated by Rev William Lee with pallbearers and singers listed. Interment in Thorman cemetery.
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Ada Cleo King
William T
Eva May (Forney) King
Bartlett
Jennie Edmundson
Council Bluffs
Plattsmouth
William C. Blackburn
George Robb
William
Max
Richard
Jackie
Bruce Blackburn
Jackie Blackburn
Ernest
Carl King
TI. S.C Club
Malvern
Ladies Aid
The
Legion Auxiliary of Taher
Amd
Feader
Wallace
Wayne
Royce Wederquist
Richard Gore
William Stout
Austin Mass
Harry Conway
Deloris Proctor
Mary Boldra
Dwight Bell
Carl Johnston
Toney Smith
Albert Dalton
Elaine Blackburn
Marie Taylor
Clarence Gearhart
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Jr. Legion Ball Club
Malvern High School
Henry W. Washburn
Mills and
Montgomery Counties
Friends
Farmall Tractor
Farmall
Eood
Ea. LL
Evans
Emagna
Bill Harbor
Ken
Bill
Jona
Idaho
Pat Meorielson
Vern Mickelson
Tie Ap FG
Alten
Port Lawton
Seattle
Wash
Starday
Mery
Free
Mrr
Theron
Mary Ahd Carel Jean Sell
Chase of
Caun- Roy Stott
Bilary Brewer
Will
Freddie
John
Aveca
Nebr
Maddocks
Farragut
Kvemeier
Glenwerad
Meehan
Scott Briwere Noble
Strahan
Mary Lot
Nou Minden
Coantians
iLeader
Wayne Martindale
Glenwood
Watsons
Malvern Leader
Eldon Schultz
Carl Kellner
J. R. Hall
Guy Ditmars House
W. R. Byington
Chas
Costello Insurance Agen
A. V. Clutes
Hastings
Abbas Processing Co
Iowa
Bott
Bob Campbell
Salyers Auto Co
Bloediel Hardware
Porter Alley
Shenandoah
Stroud Feed and Seed
Ervin Kadel
Tel
Towa
Wilhelm
Martin & Son
Red Oak
4Th Ave
Farmall C
MMA & Cult
IDA & Cult
Lakin Impl. Co
Emerson
Lakin Impl
NCM
Willian Wiliams
Pat
Harrow
Allis Chalmers
Guy Qrindle
Saale
Allan Norton
Mrs. W. Blackburn
GUY Oil Company
Iconoco Gasoline
Fred Hall
Ry. Kan
Panama Canal Zone
Ace Salyers Auto Co
Chevrolet
Salyers Ez Saatiahen
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