Malvern Socials Share Warm Omaha Style Shower
Mrs. R D Dye hosts a late afternoon shower at her Omaha home for Miss Mary Kilpatrick a bride to be with guests from Malvern including Mat ton Wise Mrs M Steele Mrs J L Dotter and Miss Marvel Graham of Connet Britts A busy weekend features garden club events at Glenwood and Pacific Junction with Mrs L W Boehner presiding a birthday dinner for Fred Mulholland and assorted visits among local families and friends from Malvern Glenwood Pacific Junction and Omaha.
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R. D. Dye
Callansons
Omaha
Mary Kilpatrick
Malvern
Wits
Matton Wise
M. Steele
J. L. Dotter
H. 2. Banton
Glent Stimers
Prank Sumiers
Mra
P. DB. Stothowe
Marvel Grahat
Conhetl Britts
Elso
Hoehner
L. W. Boehner
Garden Club
Boehner
Lester Saar
Brice Boehner
Robert Boehner
M. 8. Campbell
D. C. Cunningham
Meta
Charles M. Wilson
Waterlinder
Sanday
Clarence Warren
Pacific
Everett Buckingham
Arthur Buckingham
Auburn
Nebt
Misa Helen Howe
Peru
Gladys Jackeoh
Connell Bluffs
Chas. L. Wilson
Matverah
Ruth Kier
Glenwood
George Hume
Davideon
Nebr
Charles M. Witkoh
Shirley Greenlee
Mary Supple
Tom Marth
Greenlee
Pacife Junction
Wilson
Louis Bass
Martin Cunningham
Koe. Mulholland
Fred A. Mulholland
Fred E. Mulholland
Kate Mulholland
Frances
Mary Thomas Hosts Malvern Family Gathering
Mrs Mary Thomas hosted a large family reunion at her Malvern home last Sunday. Present were her children and grandchildren: Harry and wife and children Neva and Harry Jr of Malvern. Louis and Brice Thomas of Chicago. Henry Townsend and Verna of Lincoln Nebraska. Otis Thomas and baby of Council Bluffs, with Ralph Thomas and Chicago wife absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Thomas
Malvern
Lincoln, Nebt
Otis Thomas and
Baby
Council Hluffe
In Appreciation of Pottawattamie Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance
Walter Irwin commends the Pottawattamie Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Association for a prompt and fair settlement of his recent loss and recommends the group to others seeking fire protection.
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Pottawattamle Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance
Walter Irwin
Vacation Plans of the Malvern Teachers
Malvern teachers wrap up the school year and reveal summer plans. Several will stay at home across Moorhead Orange City Coin Red Oak Stan ton and California. A few will not teach next year. Bert Frazier seeks treatment in Omaha ahead of gallbladder operation.
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Malvern
Nell Kalskett
Moorhead
Emily Boland
Orange City
Clara Hill
Coin
Ruth .Byvang
Red ' Oak
Mae Churchill
California
Ruby Linguist
Stanton
Mra
R. W. Salyers
Mre
Ralph Hosele
Ian Borene
Edna Hertz
Amy Hammers
Glen Dalrymple
Ward Roberts
Supt
B. C. Kincaid
Paul Hertz
H. H. Amos
Hill
Mia. Salyers
Dalrymple
Bert Frazier
Covenant Hospital
Omaha
Galtre
Malvern seniors stage far from flawless class play Skidding
Malvern high school seniors presented the class play Skidding to a large Community Building audience. Donald Riggitts as Andy and Walter Downer as Judge Hardy led strong character work with Geneva Richardson and Vera Hummel in key roles. The cast, coached by Miss Emily Boland, faced a few line slips but overall delivered with period tone and civic pageantry as diplomas were presented by FP Chantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern High School
Donald Riggitts
Andy
Fittessé
Walter Downer
Judge Hardy
Geneva Richardson
Mrs. Hardy
Ruth Donner
Wright Artom
Marion Hardy
Wayne Trenton TI
Wearth
Grandpa Hardy
Milly
Vera Hummel
Gene Hoover
Mr. Stubbing
Wahneeta Alstrone
Donna Caddell
Emily Boland
Malvern Pupils Celebrate End Of School Year And Eighth Grade
Malvern high school pupils wrap up the year with report cards as eighth graders at Malvern junior high hold graduation exercises in the Community building. The eighth graders presented wills poems prophesies and histories with a sketch interlude while Grace Cox lauded the seventh graders and Edward Wearly led a humorous audience exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern High School
Malvern Junior High School
Grace Cox
Edward Wearly
Tandance
Dorothy Galliner
Betty Swain
Pigno
Jane Fletcher
Marion Benton
Pleylet
Mary Eliabeth
Mitleiory
Charlotte
Obituary of Harry W Kindigg Died in Red Oak May 11 1931
Harry W Kindigg died May 11 1931 at his Red Oak home after a week of pneumonia. He was 36 years, 11 days old, son of Adiana and Mary Kindig, born in Henderson. A World War soldier, he was a member of the American Legion of Red Oak. He leaves his wife and daughter Dorothy, step daughter Euth Harvey, three brothers, two sisters, and his mother Mary Kindy.
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Harry W. Kindigg
Red Oak
Adiana
Mary Kindig
Henderson
Mr. Kindig
Lfe
American Legion of
Kindig
Dorothy
Euth Harvey
Claude Maynes
Silver City
Dewey Guffey
Clark
Rural schools to exhibit at Mills county fair
County Superintendent Mary Rathke reports rural schools across Mills county are submitting a large volume of their year’s work for the upcoming fair. She expects to showcase pieces from every school and plans to display part of the exhibit at the state fair, highlighting pride in the rural system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Milla County
Mary Rathke
Davis Family Vacation To Oklahoma Visit Relatives
Mr and Mrs C Davis and daughter Beryle left Friday by auto for Clinton and Elk City Oklahoma to visit a sister and two brothers of Mr Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Davis
Beryle
Clinton and
Elk City
Okla
Mr. Davis
Choate Attends Rotary Meet in Rapid City
Wayne D. Choate returns from Rapid City South Dakota where he attended the district Rotary convention as a Glenwood club delegate. He reports a great convention and a Black Hills trip for delegates entertainment. Chas J Mitchell of Huron was elected district governor at the officers' annual election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne PD. Choate
Rapid City
South Dakota
Rotary Clubs
Glenwood Club
Black Hills
Chas. J. Mitchell
Huron
Iowa
Industrial Art Exhibit at Institution for Feeble Minded Children
An exhibition of manual and industrial arts from Glenwood’s Institution for Feeble Minded Children will be held Thursday June 4. The public is invited to attend from 1 30 to 6 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
End of an Era as Band Stand Is Torn Down
The old band stand in the southwest corner of the courthouse park, a 40 year landmark built by popular subscription, was torn down last week. It hosted hundreds of concerts and rallies and, though now an eyesore, will be replaced by a temporary structure while a plan for a bigger, better memorial is considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House Park
Mileage fee cut affects county officers May 1
The 44th General Assembly reduced mileage fees to 1e per mile for county officers except the sheriff and deputy. Those paid on per diem and mileage will be affected, with Board of Supervisors notably impacted. When expense money covers a trip, mileage cannot be charged, or only the actual distance traveled is counted. William Humphrey of Cornell Bluffs visited Paul Swoboda over the weekend.
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44Th General Assembly
Board of Supervisors
Rhode couple visit relatives near Malvern after Fort Lupton trip
Mr and Mrs 8 J Rhode journeyed from Fort Lupton Colorado to Malvern Emerson and Randolph to visit relatives and friends until after Decoration Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Rhode
Fort Lupton
Colo
Malvern
Emerson and
Randolph
East Liberty Live Wites Class Hosts Early Birthday Party
The East Liberty Live Wites class held a Monday evening party at the Howard Mickelson home to celebrate Mr. Mickelson’s birthday with more than forty guests. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Mickelson and Mrs. DuVal. Mr. and Mrs. Frank DuVal and their son Allen traveled to Murray on Wednesday for the funeral of Mrs. DeVal’s aunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liberty
Howard Mickelson
Mr. Mickelson
Mickaelson
DuVal
Frank DuVal
Allen
Murray Thesday
Mr. DeVal
In Memoriam George W Ewing and Willard W Harris
In memoriam notices honoring George W Ewing 1891 and Mrs George W Ewing 1924 along with Willard W Harris 1910 and Mrs Willard W Harris 1302, reflecting a structured obituary style with names and years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Ewing
Willard W. Harris
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W. H. Fireovid
Hetty Hubbard
Gene Vinton
Max
Marvin
James Vinton
Pacific Junction
Nira
Austin Bass
Louisa Bower
Maiveta
James and Charles Watts
W. M. Hiett
Misa Stella Paulson
Tack Mathonard
Fietts Hotta
Mia
Jack Mulholland
Fred Buttmann
Misa Stella Pauteoh
Etd James
Charles Wotth
Armstrong
Cransfield
Axp Funerals
Mary Thomas Eaieys
Amea
Gndnity Buildingoon
FP. R. Chantry
Board of Education
Marian Benton
Pearle Cozad
Dorothy Gatliher
Gladys Bafnes
Tia Stroud
John Hath
Dever Knight
Mary Elizabeth Butt Mere
Helen Walklay
Charlotte Wederquist
Phyllis Wilson
Max Amos
Marvin Fazel
Stewart Hail
Ralph Long
Vincent Zimmerman
Many & Man
Arkaneas Gazette
Oon
C. D
Texas
Wayne D. Choate
Rotary Meet
Babe
Rae
William Humphrey
Cornell Bluffs
Paul Swoboda
Memoriam
Chicago
W. A. Caldwell
Malvern Cleaners
Zelma Fletcher
Iowa State Savings Bank
Galliher
Goodrich
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