Seniors Stage Hobo Themed Assembly At M. H. 8
Last Wednesday the high school seniors hosted a hobo styled day with costumes and a campus parade. Virginia Chamberlain and Bernard Schoening were crowned queen and king while Geraldine Adair drew the least flattering look. The students performed a program in the assembly and filed a playful yearbook-style report on the event and class happenings.
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Virginia Chamberlain
Bernard Schoening
Geraldine Adair
Jerry
Ruth Bummer
Gerald Garst
Jamie Swain
Picealo
Margaret Robbins
Ednamae Lowrey
Hershal Stout
Winnifred Calkins
Marilouise Juelke
Will
Unusual tale of Pinky and Tilly flee in odd pursuit
The text recounts three blind rodents fleeing as they pursue the spouse of an agriculturist, who severs their extremities with a kitchen utensil. The fragment reads like a surreal, archaic fable noting the odd phenomenon with its peculiar wording.
Advanced Home Economics class recounts activities and banter
The Home Economics department hosted a luncheon by the Girl Reserves with Geraldine Adair and Leone Storey as cooks and others serving. Students noted finishing their term projects, choosing topics, and thanked Miss Baumgartner for support. Mixed classroom banter and observations followed, including remarks about visitors and a license for Earl McCauley’s junk disposal.
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Geraldine Adair
Leone Storey
Matt
Jeff
Marjorie van
Earl McCauley
Earl
Visitors last week listed by initial names in local note
The record names several visitors from last week including Mrs. Kline R W Salyers Mrs Anderson and Jerry Tilly Dueman Nortia Gene Cozad Mrs Dalrymple Mrs Aves Mrs Landis Billy Connie Mae and Mrs Frank Churchill in a concise social log.
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Kline
R. W. Salyers
Anderson and
Jerry
Tilly Dueman
Nortia Gene Cozad
Dalrymple
Aves
Landis
Billy and
Connla Mae
Frank Churchill
Congress in session faces war threat and policy battles
The third session of the 75th Congress nears adjournment as Europe risks war. Senate debates include cotton cooperative reimbursements, lobby-investigation funding, Canada Alaska highway talks, and block booking criticism. House backs a 376 million flood program and expansion of low cost housing. Legislation on wire tapping and regulatory authority advances, while court actions challenge cooperative law and big business.
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Washington
Smith
South Carolina
Minton
Indiana
Canada
Alaska
Senate
House
Roosevelt
McAdoo
California
RFC
House Rules Committee
Senator Neely
West Virginia
Capitol
Kansas City
Robert H. Jackson
National Labor Relations Board
Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals
Huntington
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Furkins
Mills County Republican Nomination Bid by D R Hall
D R Hall announces candidacy for Republican nomination for representative from Mills County seeking support and interest from supporters. The notice states intent to run and invites backing from voters in Mills County.
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Mills County
C D Alstrone Announces Candidacy for County Treasurer
C D Alstrone announces candidacy for County Treasurer subject to Republican voters at the June 8 primary. He asks for support from party members.
Moore runs as Republican for County Recorder in June 1838 primary
Marvin K Moore announces his candidacy for the office of County Recorder as a Republican. He asks for voter support in the primary election on June 6, 1838, and thanks supporters for their consideration.
Millis County Candidate Seeks Democratic Support
Gordon Steiner announces his candidacy for Representative from Millis County pending Democratic voters approval and requests votes and backing. He frames the bid as a community driven effort and invites active participation from party members.
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Millis County
Gordon Steiner
Mills County Attorney declares candidacy for Republican primary
County attorney Harry Hoffman announces his candidacy for Mills County attorney at the Republican primaries on June 6. He asks for active support during the campaign and at the primaries.
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Mills County
Repub-iean
Harry Hoffman
Auditor announces candidacy for county auditor post
Thomas E. Kirk declares his qualification as a QO candidate for county auditor, subject to the will of Republican voters at the primary election on June 6. He states his bid aligns with party support and seeks officials’ trust for fiscal oversight in the county.
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Thos. E. Kirk
Mills County Auditor Candidate Seeks Republican Primary Support
A. Schade announces candidacy for Mills County Auditor and asks voters for support in the June Republican primary. The message emphasizes seeking a vote and backing from party members.
Sheriff Candidate Seeks Republican Primary Support
Andy J. Berkhimer announces his candidacy for Sheriff of Milla county subject to Republican voters in the primary. He asks for consideration and support from party members.
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Milla County
Andy J. Berkhimer
Grayson Seeks Republican Primary Support for Supervisor Seat
The notice urges Republican voters in the first district to support R. L. Bob Grayson in the primary for the Board of Supervisors. It specifies the action under the party’s rules and names Grayson as the candidate to back.
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Board of Supervisors
First District
R. L
Bob) Grayson
Ed G H Peterson Seeks Republican Primary Support
Ed G H Peterson announces candidacy for first district board of supervisors and urges Republican voters to vote and support in the upcoming primary.
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Board of Supervisors
First District
Ed G. H. Peterson
Elmer Boyce Seeks Republican Sheriff Nomination in Mills County
Elmer Boyce launches campaign for sheriff as a Republican candidate, urging Mills County voters to support him. He appeals for votes and active backing from party members to advance his bid in the countyrace.
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Mills County
Elmer Boyce
Recorder Candidacy Filed on Republican Ticket
Hattie M Brown announces intention to seek the Recorder nomination on the Republican ticket subject to voter will at the June 6 primary. Support and votes requested from loyal supporters.
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Hattie M
Anderson seeks renomination for first district supervisor
S. E. Anderson requests support and votes in the June primary for renomination to the Board of Supervisors, First District, urging backing from readers in the election.
Fickel Announces Candidacy for County Recorder
W. H. Fickel declares as a Democratic candidate for County Recorder, stating thirty years of experience and fielding the June primary as the voters’ will.
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Aluese
W. H. Fickel
Pleasant Valley School Community Gathering and Church Plans
Pleasant Valley School hosted a supper with large attendance including families from Henderson, Silver City, Willsdale and east of Malvern. The day featured a field trip to Glenwood, upcoming church bouquet arrangements, and a 2:30 afternoon program led by Rev. Geo W. Hall. Several local families celebrated birthdays and anniversaries, with a baccalaureate service in Malvern and numerous visits among residents.
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Pleasant Valley School
John Cary
Henderson
Wugh Hayes
Jean
Council Bluffs
0. M. Nelson
Ethel
Edna Madiocks
Malvern
Nelson
S. R. Wurst
Ben Guyer
Floyd Stevens
Merrill Turner
Joxie
Silver City
Grace Turner
Geo. Warner
Hancock
Sam Shaw
Mary Henderson
Cornell Bluffs
R. K. Henderson
A. Ts. Haines
Gon LaVern
Ceounel Blais
Wesley Chapel Henderson M E Churches News
The union Bible school opened in splendid fashion Monday and runs through next week. Memorial services are planned at Henderson May 30 and Wesley Chapel May 29 at 2 p m with Rev. G A Calkina of Malvern as speaker. Music by Jeannette Luther Joyce Pierson and Paul Win Rainbow. Regular services include Henderson Church school at 10 a m and worship at 11 15 a m, Wesley Chapel worship at 10 15 a m with church school follow. Evening service at Henderson at 8 p m.
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Union Bible School
Henderson
Wm. Lee
Wesley Chapel
G. A. Calkina
Malvern
Jeannette Luther
Joyce Pierson
Paul Win
Rainbow
Mra. Co. H. Amick
Mansfield's News Letter Reflections On Duty And A Sphinx
An excerpt discusses the duties and responsibilities of a profession beyond pay, emphasizing offering free advice to the public. It mentions the Sphinx near Gizeh as a world wonder with a carved limestone statue, and notes motor vehicle accident fatalities across 128 cities in the first quarter, totaling 1,978, compared with 2,479 last year, with 11 cities reporting no deaths.
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Ron Dia
Memorial Services at Walnut Cemetery Sunday
Memorial services will be held at Walnut Cemetery on Sunday May 28 at 3 p m Rev A G N will be the speaker. The report also notes visitors and dinners among local families including the Bishops Cooper Bullington Hatfield and Liddell with various relatives and guests at Alfred Cooper's home.
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Walnut Cemetery
Speater
Dewey Bishop
Walter Bishop
C. W. Bishop
Bransford Bullineton
Elvin Bullington
Fulton
Kan
Emma Bullington
Clifford Hinderitter
Glenn Cooper
Ward Cooper
Madeline
Sarah Cooper
Alfred Cooper
Harela Cooper
Marjorie Danielson
Lawrence
Piorence Hatfell
Donna
George Bishop
Contentaladho
Eddie Swarts
Robby
Howard Dalph
Junny Mills
HM. Natfeld
Mel Berc Rman
Virgil Liddell
Oakland
Chester Cooper
Essex
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King and Queen of Tribe
Ieone Storey
Caurell's Pasture
Glenwood
Josephine Haden
Edith Brewer
Thelma McClure
Marjorie von Orsdel
Jeane Herrick
Leland Stroud
Hazel Hasselquist
Richard Plumb
James Hatfield
Ray Lincoln
Evelyn Hensley
Vera Kearney
Winnifred Cairis
Ruth Summers
Velma Jean Caudell
James Swain
Hershel Stout
Betty Caudell
Mariloiuse Juelke
Ednama
Marlin
Cheetto
Pinky
Tilly
Fresh
Wearin
Abova
McCormick-Deering
Kunce & Nelson Malvern
General Donald
Little Donald
United States
Northwesterm Bell Teliphons Company
D. R. Hall
C. D. Alstrone
Marvin K. Moore
Lam
A. Schade
S. E. Anderson
East Liberty
Pleasant Valley
Piente
Geo. W. Hall
Centerline
Lorraine Dashnetts Leacher
News of
M. E
C. E. Hoover
Mansfield
Giteh
Drs. Kline
Osteopathic Physiciana Onice
Kance & Nelson
BD. M. Kimne
J. A. Kime
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