Decoration Day Services Saturday Draw Community In Honor of Soldier Dead
The community plans Decoration Day observances Saturday with services at the Community building and cemetery. The American Legion leads a program including music by a martial band, colors, invocation, and addresses plus a Gettysburg Address reading, followed by a flower decorating effort for graves. Citizens are urged to donate flowers and ferns and bring them after 9 a.m. to the Community building.
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American Legion
Council Bluffs
Harry Hammons
C. A. Calkins
America the Beautiful
Harry Sammons
John Tinley
Council Platts
High School Girls' Glee Club
Malvern Post Office Announces New Staff
F. F. Mulholland named Clifford A. Boyer as assistant postmaster after receiving official appointment last week. Mrs. Ethel Hertz remains as assistant to train the new staff. Change likely soon after the month’s start. I. L. Donner retires after serving since 1922.
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Malvern
F. EF. Mulholland
Clifford. A. Boyer
Ethel Hertz
I. L. Donner
Most of Faculty to Return Next Year Malvern schools board signs contracts
Most of the Malvern faculty plans to return for the next school year. The board of education renewed contracts with all but two of the 14 teaching staff. Miss Winifred Nervig leaves for Madison South Carolina. Miss Olive Van Meter will not teach. Remaining staff including Supt F M Davison and several teachers plan to return.
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Malvern
Board of Education
Bue
Winifred Nervig
Madison
S. C
Olive van Meter
F. M. Davison
Dale Dyke
Kathryn Walker
Lydia Thiedeman
Mercedes Hemsted
Harriet Duerr
Isa Borene
Virginia Soderstrom
Naomi Harman
Edna Hertz
Gladys Kimsey
Mae Churchill
Funeral Services for Mrs Chas Warren at Glenwood
Funeral services were held in the Raynor chapel for Mrs Charles Warren 47 daughter of Rev E E Goodrich of Glenwood who died at her Hemingford Neb home May 18 Rev Martin H Keast pastor of Glenwood Methodist church conducted the service. She is survived by her husband five children her father four sisters and a brother Fart who resides near Hemingford.
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Raynor Chapel
Charles Warren
E. E. Goodrich
Glenwood
Hemingford
Nebr
Martin H. Keast
Glenwood Methodist Church
Lillie Newton
Filith Masher
Fart
Hemingsford
Bible School Enrolls Twenty-Seven Pupils This Week
Twenty seven pupils are enrolled in the daily vacation Bible school at the Methodist church this week. Third through sixth graders are represented with instruction by Rev. Cutchins and Miles Murticia Viavia. Sessions are for one and day.
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Methodist Church
CA. Cutchins
Miles Murticia Viavia
Voters urged to nominate party nominees next Monday
Iowa voters will have a Monday opportunity to nominate men to represent the three major parties. The Leader urges every citizen to vote and participate in this election election day.
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Iowa
Mills County Banquet Promises Rich Entertainment
Full program of entertainment and ample food are planned for the ninth annual Mills County Farmers Merchants Bankers banquet to be held next Tuesday at 7 pm. Committees finalize preparations with tickets to be reserved by Monday. tickets available from Farm Bureau, Community club in Malvern, and several local outlets. The tentative program includes invocation by Rev. Louis Berks, welcome by WA Byington, and speakers including Dallas E. McGrew, BLE Mul holland, B C Hopp, Ed Wearin, LeRoy Peterson. The event features a dinner, entertainment, and stunts by local groups, with performances and promotions from Glenwood and Malvern participants.
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Mills County Farmers Merchants Bankers
Farm Bureau
Malvern
Glenwood Opinion Tribune
Glenwood
Geo. W. Wilson
Henderson
Louis Keuse
Mineola
G. A. Spellering
Silver City
Frank Boyle
Pacific Junction
Fred Priest
Hastings
Horace Greeswood
Emerson
G. A. Pettigrew
Strahan
Louis Berks
Welcome
WA. Byington
Dallas E. McGrew
Mills County Farm Bureau
Mulholland
B.C. Hopp
Giroud
Ed Wearin
LeRoy Peterson
Council Bluffs Chamber of Commerce
Darby
Loy de Waals
Carty Cook
Glenweral
Kreups Fee Fraerson
Glen Woot
Armstrong to Manage Sinclair Service Station
A. M. Armstrong will manage the Sinclair Service station on Friday and sell Sinclair fuel and lubricants. He replaces Otto Stamp, who has operated the station since March.
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A. M. Armstrong
Sinclair
Otto Stamp
Thy
Attend State Social Justice Convention
Eleven Mills countians joined a statewide trek to Des Moines to attend Father Coughlin's League for Social Justice. The group rode L. W. Bochner's campaign bus and reported a vigorous, well attended session that endorsed Chas E. Petty for Congress in the seventh district.
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Mills
Emerson
L. D. Austin
Guy Lowrey
J. W. McNulty
Marie Swoboda
Jeune Edlund
Georgia Marsh
Edna Mae Lowrey
Malvern
Former Residents Visit Mills County
A visit by former Mills County residents MH Evans of Los Angeles California Ward Evans of Sioux City and Dallas Beans of Homer Nebraska occurred last week. They are all children of James Eyats formerly sheriff of Mills County The group toured Glenywend and Winstings in Wisconsin and was joined by Mrs Phillips from Ueaderson.
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A. Evans
Los Angeles
Calif. Ward
Carl Evans
Sioux City
Dallas Beans
Homer
James Eyats
Mills County
Glenywend
Winstings
Wisconsin
Phillips
Ti Ueaderson
Congressmen Wearin to Speak on NBC Radio Today
Congressman Wearin will broadcast a radio speech over NBC blue network stations including WAI and RUQ today. Vintry Roosevelt will praise the republican effort and thank the public for support as the administration seeks bolstered backing.
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NBC Blue
Ldao
Teday
Vinty Rooseaght
Malvern Class of 1936 Enjoys Commencement Ceremony
A solemn procession in gowns marked the Malvern High School commencement Friday evening for the Class of 1936. Twenty eight graduates completed their studies in what faculty called one of the best classes yet. Reverend Peter Jacobs of Shenandoah delivered the principal address on The Challenge.
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Malvern High School
Malvern
Peter Jacobs
Shenandoah
1936 Class Has High Scholastic Average at Malvertt High
The Malvertt High School Class of 1936 shows strong academics with twelve students averaging 90 or above. Ed Wears leads with first honors and notable activity in music dramatics and sports while serving as state president of the Iowa boys 4-H clubs. Lorraine Dashner is second and Delpha Donner third, with several others named among those above average.
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Malvertt High Scriool
Ed Wears In
Iowa
Lorraine Dashner
Delpha Donner
Willard Millikan
Virginia Seate
Evelyn Latchaw
Frances Hrewer
Deta Cary
Enid Pace
Annette Wilson
Wilma Custer
Harriett Talbote
Graduation Exercises Highlight Unknown Quest and Awards
Rev Jacobs spoke on mankind seeking the unknown fueling achievements and inspiring graduates. Supt. Blom Davison announced senior scholarship ratings as the class was presented to Bye Mal Holland, board president, who awarded each diploma. Music featured Miss Winifred Nergig, the high school girls glee club, and Bob Wosritt.
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Jacobs
Blom. Davison
Bye
Mal Holland
Board of Educating
Dacided Wach
Winifred Nergig
Bob Wosritt
Malvern Student Named President Simpson Sorority
Miss Vyette Cathie of Malvern has been elected president of the Simpson Sorority. Additional notes mention Sayoud College and Hera Signta with initials and garbled context suggesting leadership roles and campus activities.
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Malvern
Simpson
Vyette Cathie
Hwat Sayoud Callegeys
Dds
Ed Hera
Ona Tore Serenity
Calkins
Pep
Wen Bay
Stores Close 2 to 4 Saturday in Malvern
Malvern stores will close from 2 to 4 p m Saturday for memorial services for Decoration Day. Morning and evening hours remain open to handle trade. Two beauty shops, the bank, the newspaper office and a few other outlets will stay closed all day.
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Malvern
Homer Good Buys Sun Hamburger Shop Here
Homer Good takes over the Sun Hamburger Shop and plans to offer a full dine of sandwiches, ice cream, and refreshments. He purchased the shop from Makin Davis, who has moved to a farm near Emerson.
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Homer Good
Take the Sun
Makin Davis
Emerson
Life Sentence Ends for Clarence Price
Clarence Price ends life sentence at Port Madison penitentiary where he served for the murder of his granddaughter Edith Kahl of Pavlic Junction. Details of sentencing and related events are unclear due to damaged text in the source.
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Clarence Price
Beath
Clareneen Price
Port Madison
Edith Kahl
Paviliec Junction
Price
Hele Wens
Retta Graham
Pacific Junction
East Liberty Ice Cream Social on June 4
A community event titled East Liberty Ice Cream Social is planned for June 4 at a local East Liberty eatery. Details are partially obscured in the text, but the notice invites residents to attend and enjoy a social gathering with possible partners and local organizers.
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East Liberty
Water Works Opens Pool This Saturday After Monday Flow
Water flows into the city pool Monday as Commissioner Wiley Buna and crew pressurize lines and start pumps. The large tank and filtration system are being tested and cleaned with new rails and aluminum piping as crews prep for the season. The pool will open Saturday with the water treated to keep it chemically pure throughout the season for public use.
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Wiley Buna
Gourpatitia Otek
Ds Opean
Swiimners
Fromm
Owark
Malvern
Heauty
Cheripening Cay
Shebiy
Yanider
Mitythie
Feger
Milady
Hesuty
Three Parties to Vote in Primary Election Monday
Candidates from Republican and Democratic parties contend for key county and state posts in the upcoming primary. Voters will decide races for state senator, country attorney, sheriff, and county supervisor, with campaigns intensifying as election day nears.
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Rai
Haffat
Eighth Grade Graduates Shine at Thursday Ceremony
Eighteen students completed eighth grade at the Mat yer schools Thursday evening, receiving diplomas in a brief ceremony. Valedictorian Dorothy Slothower and salutatorian Betty Baer led the program with poetry, history and songs.
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Carrie Hong
Dorothy Slothower
Betty Baer
Jimmi Hering
Virginia Rare
Elise Poent
Leoward Gearhart
Vyie Hall
Jimine Vering
Charles Jabeson
Hardy Baight
Jaele Bright
Hacel Martindale
Virginia Ranne
Joe Silvers
Dorothy Stothower
Apnalulhke Atterts
Poppy Sale Receipts in Malvern Total $61.18 Reported
A local American Legion Auxiliary fundraiser in Malvern raised funds for deed rehabilitation. The sale, chaired by Mrs Nelson, lists numerous helpers including Mrs Wy and Mrs Blay, with totals showing $ RT 861.08 and additional sales in Philadelphia.
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Malvern
Mies
Th Nelson
gMemibers
Apsilargy
Mos
J. Swain
Rael
Slothesber
Blayecdquist
Albert Ivebon
J. Menten
Mis
Dasisan
Woo Meguisha
Fae
Calie Fein
Katherine Swath
Fern Athert
Harriet Talbott Contests for Queen Title
Readable text fragment references Harriet Talbott in a contest for queen with scattered lines about participants, teams, and locations. The legible bits mention a chess af fair and various names, but the content is garbled and incomplete.
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Harriet Talbott
Mra Harrison Arterburn Dies at Blue Hill Nebr
Mra Harrison Arterburn dies at Blue Hill Nebraska after a long illness. Funeral services will be held at the local church with burial in the family plot. She was respected in the community for her charitable work and devotion to family.
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Harrison Arterburn
Blue Hill, Nebr
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