Teachers Leaving For Their Schools
A list details teachers departing Malvern area for new posts, with names, hometowns, and positions across Kearney Hastings Strahan Wilber Sioux City Des Moines and nearby rural schools. Also notes social gatherings honoring Mrs Salyers and courtesy luncheon for Emer son Brown and old friends, plus travel to Clarinda for a Farquhar family event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehésts
Malvern
Qveek
Vivian Priest
Kearney
Xebr
Naomi Harman
Hastings
Gertrude Marshall
Strahan
Grate Churchill
Wil
Nebr
Misa Helen Zene Wortman
Baylor College
Belton
Texas
Alice McNulty
Vernon
Selen Bhaw
Prairie Valley
Ruth Lindsay
Goodfellow
Dorothy Donner
Wearin
Rheda Raine
Sandiland
Marie Seeger
Sliver Creek
Edna Strtinger
Keystone
Ralph Wederquint
Golden Hl
Edna Andrewa
Forest Grove
Irene Frink
Ingraham Center
Bertha Clay
Silver
Jessie Frazier
Centerline
Laura Hilton
Hawthorne
Hazel Qwens
Pleasant Valley
Mildred Clay
Spring Valley
Theron Atkinson
White Cloud
McCords Return From Western Trip
Mr and Mrs Verne McCord Bee and Ruth Louise finish a several weeks auto tour to the western coast. They visited Antioch California near San Francisco with Wingate Gibbs family and stayed at a mountain resort before traveling home by way of Portland the Columbia River Utah Wyoming and Nebraska totaling about seven thousand miles. Paul Mulholland joined the group traveling to Antioch and returned with the McCords.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne McCord
Bee
Ruth Louise
Antioch
Calif
San Francisco
Wingate Gibbs
Portland
Columbia River
Utah
Wyoming
Nebraska
Paul Mulholland
Mrs. Gibbs
McCords
Glenwood Branches Anti War Crusade Resolution Adopted
The Glenwood branch of the National Council For Prevention of War adopted a resolution urging Congress to push for disarmament talks at the World Disarmament Conference. It notes mass unemployment and idle capital spent on militaries, calls for reduced tax and military outlays, and urges representatives to seek practical arms reduction. Members Walter Breen, John Erle, Irving Brown, Rey Arnold, and John F. Arnold served on the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Council For Prevention of War
Glenwood
Towa
Congress
Walter Breen
John Erle
D. Irving Brown
John F. Arnold
East Liberty Visit By Mrs Frank McDole Family
Mrs Frank McDole and daughter Martha of Glenwood visited Wednesday with her brother Frank Haines and family in East Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McDole
Martha
Glenwood
Frank Haines
Golfers Well State Annual Tourney First Round Matches Finish
Fairview Golf and Country Club holds its annual tourney with first round matches completed or in progress amid excellent weather. Contenders in the championship flight include at least five players, with Dale Dyke defeating Mike Dunn in a second round match. Results span flights with several wins listed, and several first round and second round results from L T Saar, Shike Stivers, H L Redenbaugh, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Golf and Country Club
Dale Dyke
Mike Dunn
Emerson Slugger Triumph Over Carson 15–2
Emerson sluggers powered a 15 to 2 home win over Carson on Sunday. Four Emerson home runs came from Jim Huntsman two, George Graham, and Olvin Thorson. Huntsman and Graham handled pitching duties while Hooker and Fender pitched for Carson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Carson
Emersonians
Jim Huntsman
George Graham
Olvin Thorson
Huntsman
Graham
Hooker
Fender
Mrs Emerson Brown Visits Malvern on Brief Trip
Mrs Emerson Brown of Olympia Washington visited Malvern and Mrs A Campbell along with many Malvern friends at the start of the week. She joined Mrs DeLashmutt in returning from the west coast after illness and briefly visited Malvern. The Brown family remains prominent with Leland Brown in Olympia schools LaVerne in Yakima and Elgar with the Chicago American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Cook
Council Pluffs
Marlow Black
Miss Black
8S. A. Campbell
Aliee Bently
Mae Churchill
Emerson Brown
Olympia
Wash
Cook
Ames
Phi Omega Fl
Orlty
Town State College
A. Campbell
Malvern
DeLashmutt
Weslern
Brown
Malvern Leader
Roberts Family Reunion At Riverton Large Attendance
The Roberts family held its annual reunion in Riverton on Sunday with ninety two attendees, the largest turnout to date. Mrs James Roberts, Mr and Mrs Ward Roberts, and Mr and Mrs Earl McCormick attended with their families. a noon picnic followed by an afternoon program marked the event’s long tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Roberts
Ward Roberts
Earl McCormick
Riverton
Roberts
Malvern Men Attend Radio League Convention
Malvern men J R Cardwell and A 8 Mills drove to Sioux City for the Upper Missouri Valley American Radio Relay League convention. Attendees included B O Batley from Hartford and Fred Snell of Chicago. THARC members and local residents joined sessions and a Saturday ballroom gathering with 71 hams registered from several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R
Cardwell
A. 8
Mills
Sioux City
American Radio Relay League
Tri-State Amateur Radio Club and
Chamber of Commerce of Siouxity
Martin Hotel
Miggouri
Nebraska
Iowa
Sinois
Minnesota
South Dakota
B. O. Batley
Hartford
Conn
Fred Snell
Chicago
W “Eb. Gallagher
Grandpe Haugen
Mills County
Berkhimer Opens Sale to Strong Attendance in Malvern
Andy Berkhimer opened his sale at the Malvern pavilion with a large crowd from across the county. The auction offered 123 hogs and 17 cattle plus an automobile and furniture and tools. Buyers came from Glenwood, Silver City, Henderson, Emerson, Hastings, Imogene, Randolph, and Tabor. Surging demand suggests weekly sales will continue to draw crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Berkhimer
Enton
Malvern
Glenwood
Sliver City
Henderson
Emerson
Hastings
Imogene
Randolph
Tabor
Binnell Burned by Live Wire Near Malvern
Ralph Binnell of Town Nebraska Light and Power suffered severe burns to his left hand and foot Tuesday evening when a live wire contacted him while fixing lines near the Jack Schnoor farm northeast of Malvern. Binnell, who wore one glove, was on a pole pulling lines with glove off on the other hand. Vern Crook assisted. He was taken to Mercy Hospital in Council Bluffs and was improving Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Binnell
Town-Nebraska Light and Power Company
Jack Schnoor
Malvern
Binnell
Vern Crook
Mercy Hospital
Council Bluffa
Rural teachers hold Saturday session at Glenwood courthouse
Munday Mills county rural school teachers met at the Glenwood courthouse for an all day session to prepare for the new school year. Representatives from publishers and the county board of education demonstrated new readers, phonics, penmanship, and geography and writing texts. Mary Rathke, county superintendent, distributed supplies while a temporary text shortage is being remedied and will soon be relieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munday Mills
Glenwood
County Board of Education
Hollorway
McMillan Company
W.C. Harding
Fand-Mc-Nally Company
Laurel Rock Company
Lh. G. Stephens
Omaha
Mary Rathke
Colnty
Indiana trip returns after 700 mile ride home
Mr and Mrs Howard and daughter Dorothy and Victor Pane tow returned late Friday from Evansville Indiana visiting Mr and Mrs Paul Jabker and son Eugene Howard Mrs Jabker was formerly Vera May Howard of Malvern They reported no trouble on the trip and completed the 700 mile return in one day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Howard
Dorothy
Victor Panetow
Evansville
Ind
Paul Jabker
Eugene Howard
Jabker
Vera May Howard
Malvern
Being
Bible study and church services in Malvern area churches
Local church notices invite parishioners to Bible study and morning worship at 19 oelark with First Baptist Churc. Sunday school at ten, evening services start at TRA oelock. Presbyterian and Methodist Episcopal churches announce sermons, choir offerings, and union meetings. Reports mention pastors, visiting speakers, and recent friendly exchanges among nearby congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te MeTivaine
Mintater Bible Schond
Oelark
Blanche Fmerick
Jesus
First Baptist Churc T. BR
Bobbitt
Bible
Malvern
Tra Oelock
Ua Profitat de Basinesa
Methodist Episcopal Church
Monroe
Rev
Mia Barfeck
Carl Wilson
Bimer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Salyers
Malvern High School
R. W. Salyers
Washington
Oympia
Malvern Tea Room
Mrs. Campbell
The
Leader
L. W. Boehner
Marlon Black
W. P. Wortman
3. Campbell
Truce Boehner
Harry Detler
Comet
Fintertains
Mrs
A. E. Cont
Rock Island
Alfred Hall
Aska
East Liberty
Igor
Cox Grocery
L. Tt. Saar
Shike Stivers
HL. Redenbaugh
Roh’t
A. Kline
Geo. Masters
W. BE. Fahnestock, Co
L. Kunce
Edw
Ver Crook
W. Truax
Oral Bower
A. §. Workman
J. E. Randerson
I. A. Parsons
Ed Hector
Hollia Balyers
Wit Rathke
C.D. Aistrope
Mrs. Emerson Brown
Radio League
Bau
Berkhimer
News of the Churches
V. Tate
Pate
Servion
Nickerson
Trev
Sharon Ine
Oeark
Joe Wearin
Malvern Cleaners
Zelma Fletcher
Oxford
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