Education Week Observed in Malvern Schools
Education Week will be observed in Malvern from November 11 to 17, year in partnership with the United States Office of Education the American Legion and the National Education Association. Each day will focus on a designated topic from The School and the Citizen to The School and Recreation with a tentative parents night planned for November 16.
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Malvern
United States Office of Education
The
American Legion
National Education Association
Malvern High School
High School
Dupris
Graveling Work Starts on Strahan Hastings Road in Mills County
Mills County begins graveling the Strahan to Hastings road, targeting weatherproofing this winter. About 2.5 miles will be surfaced now, with the rest after grading into Strahan. The project spans South Grove to the T. M. Brazelton hill and ties to state contracts for Mineola to Highway 275, Pacific Junction to Bartlett, and White Cloud to Randolph. County board approves a Burlington Railway overpass at Emerson on Highway 59 near Highway 34.
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Central Mills County
Strahan
Hastings
South Grove
T. M. Brazelton Hill
Mills County
Mineola
Pacific Junction
Bartlett
White Cloud
Randolph
Mills County Board of Supervisors
Burlington Railway
Emerson
Will Present Book Dramatization Here
The Social Union of the Pres byterian church presents Mrs. Roy Jones of Omaha in a dramatization on Saturday at 2 30 p m in the church. She uses Easy Streeter Aldrich s new book Spring Comes On Forever Tickets are 20 cents and available from committee members Mrs W M Hilett is in charge.
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the Social Union of the Presbyterian Church
Roy Jones
Omaha
Easy Streeter Aldrich
Jones
Lloyd Douglass
Mra
W. MA. Hilett
Shirley Temple in Curly Top at Burbreas Theater
Shirley Temple stars in Curly Top shown at the Burbreas theater with Bundey and Monday Wien. The film features a lively plot with mischief and romance as Temple charms the audience amid comedic adventures.
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Shirley Temple
Aetheae
Bundey
Wien
Shirley ‘Temple
Abbley Daucwe
Wluge
Bor
Iere Cheouiely
Malvern Community club to meet after oyster supper
A special Malvern Community club meeting is scheduled for this evening in the Community building basement at 8.30. The agenda includes a free oyster stew supper and fall business matters plus discussion of Christmas promotion plans and the Leader Cooking School. The supper committee includes R. W. Salyers Dr. T E Shonka Dr. J W Gidley L. Z Henry and J B H Wall.
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Malvern Community Club
Leader
R. W. Salyers
T .E. Shonka
J. W. Gidley
L. Z Henry
J. BH. Wall
Mills County Backs Corn Hog Program In 4 To 1 Vote
Mills County producers endorsed the AAA production control program by a four to one margin in a national referendum. County totals show 1022 contract signers to 193 non signers, with 91 to 106 opposed. Voters cast secret ballots, turnout estimated at about 80 percent of corn hog producers.
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Mills County
AAA
Mills County hog market reports from Emerson and Hastings
Mills Countians marketed several Mills county producers to Omaha on Wednesday after a price drop. Ivan J. Salmons of Emerson sold 64 hogs averaging 200 pounds for $9.70 each, B. R. Woodin of Emerson offered 18 hogs averaging 335 pounds at $8.40, and J. H. and W. L. Fickel of Hastings sold 12 butcher hogs averaging 221 pounds at $9.60.
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Mills County
Omaha
Ivan J. Salmons
Emerson
B. R. Woodin
J. H. and
W. L. Fickel
Hastings
Mills County Bank Deposits Rise as Healthier Conditions Return
Statements from Mills County banks show deposits totaling 2,136,201.67 with a county wide increase of 309,375 since the last March call. Six banks report rising local loans and deposits including Glenwood State Bank at 1,167,448.72 and Silver City State Bank after the Farmers State merger.
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Mills County
State Call
Silver City State Bank
Silver City
Farmers State
Glenwood State Bank
Malvern Trast & Savings Bank
Teachers Institute Draws Two Hundred In Glenwood
The all county teachers institute in Glenwood Friday drew 200 attendees including Milla county’s 158 active teachers and senior normal training classes from Glenwood and Malvern high schools. County Superintendent Amy Hammers organized a successful program hailed for inspiration and practical suggestions for future teaching work.
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All County Teachers’ Institute
Glenwood
Amy Hammars
Milla County
Malvern
Milas Hammers
Our Monetary System Discussion in Malvern Friday
A Malvern community discussion group hosts a free, nonpartisan event on Friday November 1. The group invites all residents to share knowledge and ideas about the monetary system in a nonsectarian setting.
Mulholland Heads to Chicago Market for Holiday Trade
F E Mulholland traveled to Chicago Sunday night to attend a retailers meeting and tour major markets. He aims to prepare Malvern business for the holiday and winter season, expanding contacts and sourcing goods.
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F. E. Mulholland
Chicago
Malvern
Rathke and Kilmartin Husk It Out In Corn Husking Duel
Rathke of Glenwood and Kilmartin of Malvern battled in a county corn husking contest following the county event. Kilmartin won with an estimated 866 pounds to 836 pounds in 20 minutes amid a lively crowd. Judges noted unusual husking weight differences and awarded prizes including a bottle of husking lotion and a book to Rathke.
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Mach
Bave Gue
Paul Roenfeld
Rathke
Kilmartin
Mr. Rathke
New Ownership Brings Friedmans to West Glenwood Store
Dr M Donelon bought the old Fair Store on the west side of Glenwood's square, next to Economy Grocery. The historic building, once built by the late Joseph Hinehman, is being renovated with a new front. The Friedmans will move their business from the south side into the renovated site, uniting their two stores adjacent to Economy Food.
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Gd. M. Donelon
Glenwood
Economy
Lnte
Joseph Hinehman
Tlta
Friedman's
Economy Food
Ralph Mass Killed in Auto Collision Wednesday Night
Ralph Mass of Silver City died when his Ford sedan collided with a Shenandoah truck on a curve near Cornelia Bluffs. Fred Sawyer and Wallace Pettit were injured. Mrs. Harold Durfee of Shenandoah sustained serious injuries and is in Council Bluffs Hospital. Coroner's jury called the incident accidental death. Mass, 2, left six siblings and his parents. Funeral services were held at the Guthoran church in Mineote.
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Ralph Mass
Silver City
Cornell Bluffs
Fred Sawyer
Wallace Pettit
A. C. Maranville
Shenandoah
Maranville
Harold Durfee
Long Mony Creek
Mass
Mags
Ralph
Carl Mass
Guthoran
Mineote
Earl Phares Ends His Life in Glenwood Friday
The body of Earl Phares, an employee of Lugsch Cleaning Plant, was found in Glenwood Friday evening near the B.GO road. Coroner Raynor was summoned, and a note to his mother stated he intended to end it all. the car had been at the site since Wednesday night.
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Earl Phares
Glenwood
Malvern Campers Prepare Strong Eleven for Lamont Clash
The Malvern campers field a prepared football eleven for a Sunday game against Lamont. The coach is Conrad Schlegel of Otis Kansas with three Washburn College seasons. Players include Harry Kohlleber Emerson trou sers and several named locals. The team seeks victory in the Sunday matchup here in Malvern.
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Lamont
Malvern Fang
Conrad Schlegel
Otis
Kan
Washburn College
Harry Kohlleber
Herington
Carl R. McNutt
Woodston
Rex L. Ford
Clyde
Arthur L. Dar
Legion Auxiliary Members of County in Joint Session
Unfavorable weather failed to dampen Mills county American Legion and Auxiliary members at the fall meeting in Silver City. Plans were started for a county soldiers' reunion next summer or fall and a committee from each post was appointed. Members from Emerson, Silver City, Glenwood, Malvern and others discussed Legion programs, education, child welfare, highway safety and community service. The next county meeting will be held in Malvern this coming winter.
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Mills County American Legion
Silver City
Frank Oglevie
Emerson
Earl Bobbitt
W. C. Ruthke
Glenwood
C. A. Boyer
Malvyern
Roy Howard
Tabor
New Tabor College
Vieg
Wal- Drew
Lora
Dey Erinand
Lenox
Bob Archie
Blde Lay
Rathkeiw
Legon
Legion
Mr. Rathke
Malvern
Baptist Ladies Tea Arranges Nov. 8 Visit by Miss Johnson
Kensington hosts a tea Friday afternoon November 8 at the church. Miss Anne Johnson of Council Wlaits lectures on Hib opia and its race customs, wearing a costume as she talks. Mrs. J. A. Kineiy chairs the event.
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Baptist Ladies
Kensington
Anne Johnson
J. A. Kine
Council Rises at 3 9. m. But Finds No Water Leak
Citizens start a water leak search led by J St Cardweth Carroll Wyte and others but abort the effort after meter checks fail and inspectors reassess the pumping system before resuming the interrupted sleep.
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Council
J. St Cardweth
Carroll Wyte
Wade
Miss Hammers Attends Superintendents Meeting
County Superintendent Amy Hamters drove to Des Moines this morning for the state meeting of county superintendents. She planned to participate in discussions on district governance and education policy.
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Miss Hammers
Amy Hamters
Bes Moines
Bobbitts to Leave for New Home Saturday
Rev. and Mrs. Lee Roy Bobbitt depart Saturday for Newton to begin his new role as pastor of the First Baptist Church. He has led the Malvern Baptist Church since 1930, bringing strong community ties and a steady church program as Newton, an industrial town of about 13 000 population, offers new opportunities for his ministry. Beth and the Bobbitts have actively served church and community, with Rev. Bobbitt previously presiding at the Glenwood pastorate and sustaining friendships across Mills County.
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Lee Roy Bobbitt
Newton
Bobbitt
First Baptist Church
Rev
Malvern Baptist Church
Sinice
Hebbitt
Peoria
Dik
Lis
Dubt
Beth Hey
Cluirch
Glenwood
Malvern
Elrele
Mills Canary
Dea
Iter
Dvis
Hubbers
Dance Orchestra Brings Entertainer to City Event
A fragmented OCR item mentions a dance orchestra hosting an entertainer named Peatiirlag Dyan who dies. The garbled text references Maro, Its Continental, and a venue or event, with unclear dates or locations. The partial phrasing suggests a local entertainment notice or obituary note without clear specifics.
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Peatiirlag Dyan
Heauti Pid Haedy
Sar
Maro
Iain Waan
Maul Theo
Weyl Othower
Newest Appliances Highlight at Home Cooking School
Milas Jan Shaw leads the Leader's annual free home economics school to run November 14 to 16 at the Community Hall. Malvern dealers supply modern stoves, refrigerators, washing machines and radios to illustrate the latest in household equipment. Shaw will show practical preparations and time saving methods for daily tasks, aiming to attract over 1600 women across the three days.
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Milas Jan Shaw
Malvern
Miss Shaw
Eayh
Idsatyn
Mills County Teams Shine At Ak-Sar-Ben Show
Mills County sent four and a half dozen cows and steers to Ak-Sar-Ben, placing in multiple divisions. John Pitzer of Glenwood won seventh in heavy Angus, Wearin of Malvern ninth, Dudley Conner of Malvern tenth in medium Angus, Paul Shaw Hastings fourth in baby beef with shortfed Angus, Julius Huch of Glenwood sixth in Hereford, Otto Buch seventh in medium Hereford, and a Monona county girl won grand champion with her exhibit. Ed Wearth of Malvern earned fifth in hogs with a Chester White pairing and split first and second in heavy divisions.
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Mills County
John Pitzer
Glenwood
Wearin
Malvern
Dudley Conner
Beeves
Paul Shaw
Hastings
Angus
Julius Huch
Hereford
Otto Buch
Monona County Laws
Ed Wearth
Limpshire
Methodists Hold Interesting Meet at Glenwood Sunday
Southwest Town Methodist churches gathered at Glenwood on Sunday afternoon with about 200 in attendance from 18 churches. Rev. Martin N. Keast led talks and discussions as ministers and lay members shared plans for a church attendance campaign to begin in November. The group urged members to attend weekly services and encourage others, with weekly attendance reports to be compiled for a combined church-wide update.
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Southwest Town
Glenwood Mist
Methdist
Memmbers
Martin N. Keast
Eharediva
Toldisa
PTT Pias
Banaas
ROK
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Anderson
Center
Deer Creek
Indian Creek
Ingraham
Lyons
Oakwae
Plattville
Rawles
Sliver Creek
St. Marys
Mills Countians Market
Teachers’ Institute
Mills‘ County
Donelon
Old Fair
Pony Creek
Cocampers
Glases
Benton F. Barr
Walda
Charles R. Barb
Olpe
Kane
Emerson M. Trousers
Alerton
Olford
Hanson
Alexander
Em Mi. Havel
Narka
Gerald T. Hoagland
Poroona
Meritt Ll. Goings
Ruleton
Kansas Wesleyan
Chenter KR. Farrington
Lucas
Russell. Klotz
Saffordville
Everett L. Eckleberry
Brookville
Orlando K. Markhelm
Otla
Bobbitts
Baptist Church
Ak-Sar-Ben
Park
Mio
Martha Moore
Sci Laae
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