Avenue of Flags ceremony and parade plans at Malvern
Malvern Rotarians hosted a pictorial evening featuring Ray Bradman of Detroit who spoke on Nationalist China from his telecommunication work. The piece notes flags laid for Memorial Day and mentions Ronald Honeyman being omitted from a neighbor list, plus a Poppy Contest reminder and poster return at the Community building on May 30.
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Malvern
Ray Bradm
Detroit
Mich
China
dRonald Honeyman
Bowen Brothers
Malvern Community School eighth graders to graduate Thursday
Thirty eight members of the eighth grade of the Malvern Community schools will be awarded promotion certificates this Thursday evening when the graduation exercises will be held in the Community building. The Rev. John Lippincott will give the address of the evening. The class valedictorian will welcome the audience and Supt. N. P. Crink will present scholarship awards. Susan Morgal will play the processional and recessional for the class.
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Malvern Community Schools
John Lippincott
N. P. Crink
Susan Morgal
Malvern Commercial Club Elects New Officers
Stephen Waller was named president of the Malvern Commercial Club at its May meeting after a dinner at Smitty's Cafe. Larry Stephens became vice president, Carl Whitney secretary, and Louis Knop treasurer. Directors named were Howard Natson, Charles Wilson, and Gordon Mulholland. Officers start next October under a new advance-selection plan. The club set Antique Day for Oct. 6 and discussed a traffic plan to aid local industries while easing downtown truck congestion. A Christmas lighting presentation by Don Post prompted purchase of three strings to span a block, complementing prior year lighting upgrades.
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Stephen Waller
Malvern Commercial Club
Smitty’s
Larry Stephens
Carl Whitney
Louis Knop
Howard Natsoan
Charles Wilson
Gordon Mulholland
Nelson
Planning Commission
May Ith Leader
Don Post
Holiday Lighting Co
Memorial Services Planned in Most Mills Communities
Memorial Day programs spread across Malvern Emerson Henderson Wales East Liberty North Grove Wesley Chapel Glenwood Silver City and Malvern with marches bands speeches and patriotic readings led by Rev E Le Roy Pullman Congressman Wm J Scherie and local Legion posts. A DeMolay martial band will join the Malvern ceremony and a new band formed by the Nishna Valley DeMolay will perform. Attendees urged to register at the Legion tent and suggest ideas for a planned memorial chapel.
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Malvern
Emerson
Henderson
Farm Creek
Wales
East Liberty
St. John's
E. LeRoy Pullman
North Grove
Wesley Chapel
Glenwood
Edgar Cook
Silver City Cemetery
American Legion
le Roy Ullman
Nishna Valley
DeMolay
Warren Darrah
Tom Gidley
Malvern School
Lincoln
Greg Schultz
Flanders Field
Roger Powles
Wm. J.scherie
Legion Memorial
Legion
Central Mills County Weather Brings Ongoing Drought Concern
A weekly update notes persistent dry, cool and cloudy conditions in central Mills County with no relief in sight. Despite early plantings showing no moisture damage yet, many fear the drought danger remains imminent as daily readings for Wednesday through Tuesday are incomplete.
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Mills County
Memorial Day Push Delays Leader Next Week
Due to Memorial Day, The Leader will publish one day later next week. Advertisers and news writers are urged to supply Everly copy promptly for the holiday schedule.
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Leader
Everly
Burglars Take 600 Worth Tools at Nishna Valley Shop
Mills county records show multiple break-ins at Nishna Valley and Glenwood high schools this school year. Most recent incident last Thursday night involved $600 in tools stolen from the shop after a broken north side window. Earlier thefts include $379 in April and $700 to $900 from the safe in January. Sheriff Edwin Barkus commented on the spate of burglaries.
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Nishna Valley
Sherriff
Edwin Barkus
Glenwood
Coin Boxes Looted at Malvern Speed Wash
Theft reported at Malvern Speed Wash where coin boxes were opened. Mrs Mona Pace owner says a nut dispenser and the detergent machine were battered and rifled for coins. Thieves likely began with a washing machine coin box. incident reported to Marshal C W Rich.
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Mona Pace
C. W. Rich
Malvern Council Studies Water Sewer Upgrades for New School
Malvern town council met to review a major water and sewer upgrade plan including extending lines for a new north Malvern community high school, adding a 2,000,000 gallon elevated tank and upgrading storage and pressure. Estimated costs total about 125,000 for water works plus 14,650 for sewer changes, with insurance rating benefits for the town.
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Malvern
Clinton L. Weber
Kirkham, Michael & Associates
Omaha
North Malvern
Burlington
Joint Teachers Meeting Announced for Next Term
The joint annual meeting of Mills and Fremont counties teachers will be Monday, Sept. 18 at the new high school building in Glenwood. County Supt. Dwight Fellows announced the kick-off event of the year with the theme The Teacher's Role in Determining the Success or Failure of the Pupil.
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Mills
Fremont
Glenwood
Dwight Fellows
Wilbe Ite
Reunion of Malvern High Class of 1947 Planned
The graduating class of 1947 at Malvern High School plans a Memorial Day reunion on May 30 at the Gun Club Picnic Grounds south of Malvern. A picnic dinner is slated for 12:30. Friends and former schoolmates are invited to visit and renew acquaintances.
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Malvern High School
Gun Club
Malvern
Polluck
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