Charles M Rice Dies at Home in Tabor After Ill Health
Charles M Rice longtime editor and resident of Mills and Fretiont Souintles died at his home in Tabor after years of ill health. He edited the southwest lowan weekly in Malvern during Bryan era and later moved to a farm near Tabor. Funeral held at First Congregational church in Tabor Wednesday at 3 PM. He was about 76, survived by wife Myrtle Hicks of Flondrean, Bo Dak, and daughter Mrs Jeasls Weather hand of Tabor.
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Charles M. Rice
Ifelong
Mills and
Tabor
Ister
First Congregational Church
Mr. Rice
Amherst
Ohio
Mra
Myrtle Hicks
Flondrean
Dak
Jeasls Weatherhand
Cream Prices Rise as Local Dealers Urge Higher Charges
Local derrymen warn that cream prices must advance as feed costs soar. They argue rising input costs will force higher prices to keep dairy operations profitable and sustain business.
Unclear Fragments Signal Names in Farm Record
Reading shows blurred OCR snippets listing names Blanche Hammond Guy Lowrey George Beamer and numbers 19 8, amid farm related text. The garbled passage lacks complete context or full event details for a coherent summary.
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Blanche Hammond
Guy Lowrey
George Beamer
Our Figures Transposed in Election Table
Our notice corrects a transposition in the west White Cloud township election table for Nov 9. The correct tally shows Breeding 8 votes and Watt 30, correcting a prior misprint where Breeding appeared ahead in his home precinct.
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West White Cloud Township
Guy Breeding
Mr. Watt
Breeding
Watt
Farm Debt Committee Meeting in Malvern Saturday
Farm Debt Advisory Committee for Mill a county will hold a meeting at the Community building in Malvern Saturday Nov 24 at 7 o'clock a m All interested take due notice and be present to consult with them
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Milla County
Malvern
Methodist Wood Chopping Postponed Until Nov 30
The Methodist wood chopping event scheduled for today has been postponed due to rain and moved to Friday, November 30. All interested are advised to take note.
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Methodist
Birth Notice in Billings Mont for Mulholland Pack child
A telegram from Billings Mont reports the birth of a daughter to Mrs L M Pack formerly Edith Mulholland. The notice names PB Mulholland Malvern Iona Gragdos and includes playful lines from a family member. The message reflects a late 19th or early 20th century style with affectionate signoffs and scattered locational hints.
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F. B. Mulholland
Billings
Mont
L. M. Packet
Edith Mulholland
Auings
Mulholland
Malvern
Iona
Gragdos
Aftoenth
Mas Puckett
Spring Weather Brings Sudden Snow After Warm Spell
A county records a week of near seasonable warmth with reports of spring fever and early blooms. Rainfall totals exceed an inch with most rain Saturday and Monday night, followed by a sharp drop in temperatures and the first snow of the season arriving last evening.
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Cluse Millis
Mahy
Bill Petti
Sven
Prominent Randolph Citizen Loren Foster Dies
Loren E. Foster, a long time Randolph resident and active community leader, dies after a life devoted to public service. Born November 4 1866 near Bartlett he helped build the town as a bookkeeper carpenter and lumber yard manager. A Mason Odd Fellow Eastern Star and Royal Neighbor, he was honored by regional lodges at his funeral. He leaves a widow Rebecca Miller a daughter Helen Blasingame and two grandchildren.
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Loran E. Foster
Randolph
Methodist
Bartlett
Bellview
Tabor College
Rebeccs. Miller
Ran- Darret Pearl
Helen’b
Hart BE. Blasingame
Oakland
Calif
Foster
Mr. Foster
Rube Holloway
W. R. Coward
Anderson
Ge Qr
Masonic
Odd Fellow
Eastern Star
Royal Neighbor
Crown Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Nishna Mesoule Gjrele
Jaca
Masoule Lodge
Bidney
Tabor
Malvern
Thurman
Emergon
Shenandosh
Randolph Masons
C E S Honors Past Matrons and Patrons Ceremony
A Silver Urn Chapter gathering honored Past Matrons and Patrons at a Tuesday evening meeting. Daughters of members presented flowers, including Tean Davis and Margaret McCormick. Margaret Cunningham and Abbie Kunte were among those honored. A piano and violin program followed, with refreshments served by several committees.
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Silver Urn Chapter
Order of the Hasteth Star
Eastern Stat Aanteting
Tean Davis
Julia Jean Greele
Margaret McCormick
Lenore Mansfield
Margaret Ann Buttmann
Claire Steele
Marion Hail
Pegey McCormick
Betty Lou Barkis
Betty Haer
Dorothy Blothower
Margaret Cunningham
Abbie Kunte
Mary Durbin
Beulah Smith
Florence Beat
Harriett Anderson
Mary McCormick
L. A. Talbott
F. A. Mulholland
Wm. Warner
Paul Slothower
J. A. Hall
Winterdet
Lulla Jean Steele
Dorothy Slothower
Fred Hall
John Fletcher
J. M. Steele
R. W. Balyero
Clem
Mia
Thos
Markel
P. D. Blot
High School Cagers Clash with Bartlett
Malvern high school opens the 1924 85 basketball season as Coach Dale Dyke’s Orioles meet Bartlett high quint Friday at the Community building. Admission 26 cents adults 10 cents students. Coach Dyke to mix lineups, four experienced players anchor a largely inexperienced squad. Pep club debuts at the game with added entertainment. The Orioles face Henderson high next Wednesday on the Community building floor.
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John Hall
Malvern High School
Dale Dyke
Orioles
Bartlett High
Qrivias
Henderson High Quint
Randersona Attend Golden Wedding in Rockford
Mr and Mrs J B Randerson left Monday for Rockford ML where the next day they attended a celebration honoring the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr Randerson s parents Mr and Mrs J R Rang Gerson, pioneer residents of the area, with many relatives and friends attending.
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J. B. Randerson
Rockford
Mr. Randerson
J. R. Rang Gerson
the Palty
County Seat court to reconvene in Glenwood Tuesday
The Milla county district court will convene in Glenwood on Tuesday, Nov. 27, with Judge Ernest M. Miller presiding. Petitioners are called for Dec. 3. Last Saturday was the deadline to file new cases, yielding a light docket with about 45 new cases and many old cases disposed of previously.
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Milla
Glenwood Firemen Banquet Honors Wives Monday
The Glenwood Fire Department held its annual Thanksgiving eve banquet in the armory rooms on Monday evening November 19. Chief Robinson presided as wives of the firefighters were guests of honor and the turkey dinner, cooked by Chist Lewis Robinson Otto Judkins Bill Myers and Bob Davis, was praised as excellent.
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Glenwood Fire Department
Cate
Fire Department
Thres Gue
Institution Fire Department
Chist Lewis Robinson
Otto Judkins
Bill Myers
Bob Davis
Chief Robinson
Ong
Ennadathi
Educational Dinner Next Tuesday Evening
Amy Hammers issued invitations to Mills county rural, grade and high school teachers and the county board of education for a dinner at the Baptist church in Glenwood Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock. Music by Mrs Bichel's rural pupils followed by an address by Sam Risk of Ames, the "Assyrian Yankee," noted as unusually good.
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Amy Hammers
Mills County
County Board of Education
Glenwood
Bichel
Sam Risk
Ames
Congregational Ladies Present Program at Tabor
A group of Indies from the Woman's Association of the Congregational church traveled to Tabor last Friday to present a program before the Women’s Union. The program included a play Company Cake, music by Mrs. Whitney Gilliland, and a talk by Mrs. Henrietta DeWitt.
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Woman's Association of the Congregational Church
Tabor
Woman's Union of the
Turkey Shoot at Glenwood Farm Sponsored by American Legion
Harvey Rinies, post of the American Legion, sponsors a big turkey shoot at the county farm east of Glenwood post Buuday on Nov 26. Participants will contest for turkeys geese sticks and chickens in a lively county event.
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Harvey T. Rinies Post
American Wegion
Glenwood Post Buuday
Marriage Licenses Nov. 14
Wilbur A. McGUL 34 Hollans dele Ming and Hazel Mattingly 20 Alden Minn Lie 7 Hphachoen 8 Fort Crook Nebr and Helen M Sts. Hass 48 Sowsill Blue Waremar Rev. B 2 Qondrleh Nov.
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Wilbur A. McGul
Hollansdele
Ming
Hazel Mattingly
Alden
Minn
Lie
Hphachoen
Fort Crook
Nebr
Helen MM
Sts. Hass
Sowsill
Waremar
Mothers and Daughters Honored at Banquet Event
Mothers and daughters from the community were entertained at a Thursday banquet sponsored by the Methodist Ladies Circle in the Community building dining room. About 220 attendees. toast mistress Delpha Donhet introduced speakers including Mrs. Fred Durbin and Charlotte Waederquist, with music by the high school glee club.
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Methodist Ladies’ Circle
Misa Delpha Donhet
Fred Durbin
Oure
Charlotte Waederqutat
Girls’ Glee Club
Gladys Sid
Lecture on Eugenics Draws Women Audience
Under Civic Improvement and Child's Psychology clubs a Monday meeting in the Community building featured Mrs. Anna Glomset, pathologist of Des Moines, discussing eugenics before a large audience of women. She warned of the cost to the state from detectives and the rise of dependents, urging public welfare concern.
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Civic Improvement and
Anna Glomset
Des Moines
Board Moves Old Ladies Home to New Glenwood Site
The Old Ladies Home board has moved from the Dayies residence in Glenwood to the old Collins residence in northeast Glenwood, across from the Clyde Rhoades home. They settled into the new facility last Wednesday.
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Old Ladies
Glenwood
Board of Supervisors
Collins
Clyde Rhoades
Sand Hollow School Tops Dental Honor Roll in 100 Percent
Sand Hollow school south of Mineola reports 100 percent in the dental honor roll for all pupils. Every pupil received a dental certificate. They were 100 percent last year as well, teacher Texetta Klersch noted.
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Sand Hollow School
Mineola
Txetta Klersch
Lawrence Blahop Plans New Lunch Room Across Street
Lawrence Blahop is erecting a new building opposite Murphy Bros. Chevrolet to house a brand new lunch room and sandwich shop in the near future. The project aims to be modern and new throughout.
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Lawrence Blahop
Murphy Bros
Chevrolet Verage
Mendwich
Furure
Fragmentary Gazette Snippet About Local Names
Readable fragments reference local names and places with unclear actions. It mentions Glen and council or group context but lacks complete facts to form a clear event or outcome.
Breezy Knight Returns Lost Money To Owner In Malvern
G B Davia trusted Breezy Knight among Malvern residents when $19 in bills vanished from his pocket after church. Knight, neighbor to Davia, found the cash and quickly returned it, refusing any reward and crediting advertising. Davia praised honesty and noted the value of advertising.
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G.B. Davia
Malvern
Breezy Knight
Mr. Knight
Mr. Davis
Sunday Schools of County to Meet in Glenwood
An all day Sunday school worker meeting will be held at the Baptist church in Glenwood this Friday. All interested are invited. The program includes registration, devotional periods, topics on membership and church school measures, recreation for groups, staff development, and scheduling improvements, with multiple speakers and a closing adjournment.
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Glenwood
L. J. Moran
Ray
L. R. Bobbitt
Ghaveks
T. ¥. Pettit
Nak
Te Ker
Behool
Mra
R. K. Butcher
G. R. Warren
Eptira
Ralph McPherron, Jr
Malvern Cemetery Ladies Plan Annual Thanksgiving Food Sale
The Malvern Cemetery Association ladies will hold their annual Thanksgiving food sale on Wednesday, November 28 at Mansfield. They will offer items for a full Thanksgiving dinner.
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Cemetery Assn
Ladies of the Malvern Cemetery Association
Mansfields
Mrs. George Smith Buried Here Saturday
The body of Mrs. George W. Smith, longtime Malvern resident, was brought from Council Bluffs on Saturday and buried in Malvern Cemetery after services at the First Baptist Church in Council Bluffs. She is survived by her husband and two sons, John and Ouste. No further details available.
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George W. Smith
Malvern
Counei Bluffs
Malver
First Baptist Church
Couneil Bluffs
John
Ouste
Council Bluff
Merchants to Give First Pony Away Here on Saturday
A Mills county community trade promotion will award a free Shetland pony to a local boy or girl. The pony is sound and trained and will be given by Malvern business and professional men as part of a unique campaign to bring excitement to children this weekend.
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Lucky Mills
Malvern
Empress theater to host two county kids bike races
L Z Henry manager of the Empress theater will run two Saturday bike races for county boys. Entries must be at the theater door by 2 45 p m. Free distribution plans provide ponies for boys and girls with regular trading center visits in Malvern. Local merchants add Christmas shopping deals to keep trade in area stores.
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L. Z. Henry
Matager
Empress Theater
Malvern
Christmas Chorus Group to Practice First Rehearsal
The Christmas chorus group invites all who enjoy singing to attend the initial rehearsal at 7:30 in the Community building. Miss Alice Alanshan, Malvern schools music supervisor, will direct. Members should bring Messiah parts if available. 30 to 40 singers from Malvern and nearby communities have participated in past years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Alanshan
Malvern
Pear Malvern
Volleyball Brain Session Friday Evening at Community Building
Volleyballists plan a Friday brain session led by team captains and interested players to discuss buying plans for the coming season. The meeting, set for 7 30 p m in the Community building basement, may authorize a low fee for use of the substorium if demand is sufficient, avoiding the need for dues. Attendees can then attend the high school basketball game afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asvembla
Peculiar error in columns over exchange for cemetery aid
A correction notices a misprint in last week's column. The annual exchange and food sale was announced for the Ladies Cemetery Association, not the Rape tigt ladies. The Ladies Cemetery Association holds their exchange just before Thanksgiving.
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Tigt
Ladies’ Cemetery Association
Rainy spell coats region with heavy late week showers
Fragmentary weather notes report rain across the area with significant totals at multiple sites. Observations mention rainfall near Bes Binluk Baturdey and a power plant area, with accompanying gusty winds and a drop in temperatures.
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Loren E. Foster
Patrons of Order
Randersona
Glenwood Firemen
Gion
Soldy
The
Methodist Ladies Circle
Helen Ann Stevenson
Nextet
Phyllis Wilson
Coltracs
A. L. Wolfe
Indica
W. A. Bower
Charles Raine
H. A. Galither
Harley Storgeson
B. E. Bayes
Floyd Rhoades
W. A. Caldwell
Cart Herts
Vern Dunn
Panl Beaton
L. A. Barkus
W. Knight
B. D. Herina
Meee Nee Ee Rocen
Baptist Church
George Smith
Treasure Island
Empresa
Adventure Pictures
Alanshan
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