Malvern notes on fishing rules and local happenings
Fishermen at Malvern's Bochner's pond must follow legal hook limits to keep fish stocks. The state fish and game department may stop stocking if fishing rules are ignored. Malvern reports a bicyle year with many new bikes on streets. An auditorium at Henderton Christian church was refurbished adding a modern look for services. A manhole near the Community building was repaired after workmen exposed and reset the foundation. Emerson visitors, W. C. Short and Dick Crofton, viewed the office and its new automatic press and Hnotype. They spoke of model trains and engines as hobbies. Speed record claim by L. Br. Saar: a part ordered from Connecticut reached the Gold Storage plant by 11 a.m. the day after shipment.
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Malvern
Bochner
State Fish and Game Department
Emerson
W. C. Short
Dick Crofton
Mr. Short
Mr. Crofton
U. S
L. BR. Saar
Connecticut
Poppy Day in Malvern Marks War Veterans Aid
Malvern hosts Poppy Day with members of the local Auxiliary downtown to sell commemorative flowers. The poppies, made by World War I veterans in hospitals and veteran institutions, raise funds for veterans and their families, including widows and children.
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Malvern
Garden Club Meeting Set for May 28 at Mrs Kline's Home
The Gar den club will meet May 28 at Mrs Pearl Kline's home with Myra Clifford Robbins chairing. The program centers on Unusual Habits of Birds featuring a piano solo by Jane Fletcher soprano solos In the Time of Roses and The Lily and the Bluebell. Dorothy Slothower presents Birds and Their Habits along with bird poems by Mrs F A Wortman. Also planned are Birds I Observe From My Window and other readings by several members, plus a plant sale at the next meeting.
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Garden Club
Pearl Kline
Myra Clifford Robbins
Jane Fletcher
Dorothy Slothower
F. A. Wortman
H. J. Benton
Rural eighth grade graduation slated for next Tuesday
A class of 83 rural eighth grade graduates will receive diplomas at the Malvern Community building next Tuesday. County Superintendent Amy Hammers will present diplomas with Rev. Evan R. Stroud delivering the commencement address. An accordion solo by Jean Burgolin will open the program, followed by rural choir, and performances by the Betes School marching band and Pleasant Valley and Foxworthy schools. Misa Hammers will award diplomas. Everyone is invited.
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Amy Hammers
Malvern
Evan R. Stroud
Jean Burgoln
Betes
Pleasant Valley
Foxworthy
Misa Hammers
Red Cross Seeks Funds in County for War Sufferers
The nationwide Red Cross drives and a $10,000,000 European relief fund reach Milla county with a target of 680 dollars. County workers and the Farm Bureau support the campaign led by Wm. Rodabaugh of Glenwood, aided by local committee members across communities.
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RED Cross
Milla County
Wm. A. Rodabaweh
Glenwood
Farm Bureau
Rodabaugh
Masonic Meeting and Notable Community Life Events
A report notes the Masonic Silver Ura lodge will gather Thursday evening for second degree work. It highlights Lowell Elliott as a central figure in a hospitable, active community life, along with family, church, travel, and work. Also described is a Tuesday gathering at the Phillips home hosting many friends, including 60 year marriage witnesses Mrs BE Phillips and Mrs Harriet Riggs, with several Phillips children and grandchildren present.
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Silver Ura Masonic Lodge
Lowell Elliott
W. M
Phillips
BE. L. Phillips
Grinwold
Harriett Riggs
Oakland
Cal
Paul
R. J. Viner
Henderson
Gayle M. Phillips
Omaha
Donald
Baltimore
Mr. Phillips
Coal Valley
Ill
Iowa
Pleasant weather brings partial showers to Milla County
The weekly forecast notes a mix of sunshine and spring rains in Milla County aiding farmers. Moisture occurred nearly every day and residents welcomed the favorable, mild conditions for crops.
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Milla County
Golden Wedding Anniversary Shine for Henderson Couple
Mr and Mrs T D Phillips observed their eighty years of marriage at their Henderson home where they wed May 21 1890. The couple exchanged vows in Mrs Phillips parents house and later settled in their current residence. They remain active in local progress and enjoy frequent travels expanding their knowledge of the country.
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T. D. Phillips
Henderson
Mrs. Phillips
A. L. Hunt
Cady Elizabeth Cooper
Memories Shared at Hospitality Phillips Home
A friend called Tuesday at the hospitable Phillips home to reflect on years of shared memories and the satisfaction of longstanding companionship.
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Phillips
Bible School Begins Monday in Malvern
Malvern hosts a two week daily vacation Bible school from 9 am to 12 pm in the school building starting Monday. Open to all area children, with classes from kindergarten to leadership training and a focus on Bible study, singing, handiwork and stories. Superintendent is Mr. MacLean with teachers Hey Stroud and Rey South assisting.
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Malvern
Malvern Ministerial Association
Lves
MacLean
Hey
Stroud
Rey
South
Plans Progress for Girl Scout Troop
Material has been sent for forming a Girl Scout troop with organizing plans under consideration. Age questions arise, with steps to establish sections for younger girls. The organizing committee includes Mrs Frances Klinn, Mrs Alley Wortwau, Mrs W M Hleit, and Mrs Albert Joieann.
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Girl Scoute
Frances Klinn
Alte
Yred Buliwaus
Mee
Ryan BR
Strand
Alley Wortwau
W. M. Hleit
Albert Joieann
Malvern Public School Holds Friday Commencement
Public school careers for 27 Malvern students end Friday night with the annual commencement in the Community Building. Dan Turner of Corning, former Iowa governor, will speak. Eighth grade graduates include Wi Mam Kelgo, Mary Allee Washburn, Bonnie Archer, Roy Dean Mansfield, Ronnie Austin, Anthony Croushorn, Doris Hatfield, Edna Marie Alley, Gilda Perkins, Tommy Salyers, Marie Watts, Arlene Bateman, Harold Jennings, Wayne Lyford, Marian Hall, Lawrence Frazier, Carroll Wynta, and Claire Steele.
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Malvern
Dan Turner
Corning
Iowa
Turner
Supt
F. M. Davison
Wi Mam Kelgo
Mary Allee Washburn
Bonnie Archer
Roy Dean Mansfield
Ronnie Austin
Anthony Croushorn
Doris Hatfield
Edna Marie Alley
Gilda Perkins
Tommy Salyers
Marie Watts
Arlene Bateman
Harold Jeanning
Wayne Lyford
Marian Hall
Lawrence Frazier
Carroll Wynta
Claire Steele
Mellor Houses to be Sold Today
An auction sale of interest will be held here at 1 30 p m today for the Geo F T Mellor estate. The houses include the family home just east of the school house and a tenant house.
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Geo. F. T. Mellor
Election Boards Named for Primary in County
County board of supervisors announces personnel for the primary election and a full list of county and receiving boards on page 6. Some 180 persons will take part across 23 precincts, with 10 counting boards to speed up the process in heavier voting areas.
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County Board of Supervisors
Polla
Mills County 4-H Band Wins at Golden Spike Days
The Mills County 4-H marching band directed by Warren Darrah won the Class A division at the Golden Spike Days event in Omaha. Beth Wilson accepted the trophy on behalf of the band, which also received a $76 cash prize. the trophy is displayed at Collins Drug Co. Rain canceled the morning parade and moved the contest to the Ak-Sar-Ben Coliseum, with Boys Town and Plattsmouth high bands also competing.
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Mills County
Warren Darrah
Ak-Sar- Ben Collgroom
Omaha
Beth Wilson
Henderson
Diaplay
Collins Drug Co
Boys Town
Plattsmouth
Nob
Decoration Day Services Set for Malvernalt May 30
Decoration Day observances will be held Thursday afternoon at the Community building and cemetery to honor fallen soldiers buried in Malvern and nearby cemeteries. Dr. F. K. Burnett of Clarinda will speak, with martial music by the American Legion band and Malvern School band, invocations, and a program including Lincoln's Gettysburg Address read by John Imber. A parade to the cemetery will follow, featuring flag ceremonies by the American Legion, school choir, and tributes at gravesites before closing with taps.
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Malvern
F. K. Burnett
Clarinda
American Legion
Evan R. Stroud
BE. G. Wederquiat
Reading
Flanders Fold
Richard Elliott
Glenn W. South
F. R. Chantry
Malvern Boy Reptle
Cubacouts
John Imber
Tapa
Jim Hering
Clayton Hertz
Transportation Committee
John Waller
R. K. Piper
F. J. Jualke
J. E. Ellison
P. D. Slothower
Marion Jones
Decoration Day flower drive urged by committee
The flower committee for Decoration Day asks all who saw to contribute flowers for graveside bouquets. Bring flowers to the Community building basement by 9 a.m. May 30. Volunteers to arrange bouquets are welcome. Malvern stores and businesses will close for Decoration Day with groceries and drug stores closing at 11:30 a.m. for the rest of the day.
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Malvern
Aunty Liquor Sales Down Again in Mills County
Liquor sales at Mills county two state stores declined slightly in April. Glenwood posted a near 260 loss while Malvern saw a modest increase. Month totals show Malvern led with 1,238,861,299.08 and Glenwood 1,747,651,649.09 for the period, with total state sales at 1,062,623,801,000,677.97.
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Mills County
Glenwood
Malvern
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Henderton
W. M. Riett
Majverh
Carl H. Cook
Ra Turner
Hastings
Horace Greenwood
Paul Phillips
Frank Red Cross
Bible School
MH. S.S
Mellor
Strahan High
Gavio
Angus
Lara Supe
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