Formal Opening of New Empress Theater Monday Night
The Empress theater in Malvern plans a formal opening Monday night with The Cohens and the Kellys in Atlantic City as the opening feature from the new motion picture Judin The theater boasts a large lobby purple velvet drapery four chandeliers six wall lights air ventilation hot and cold seasons seating about 400 and upgraded projectors and ventilation The confectionery space to the left will be used by Francis Pace and 114 equipment arrivals aim to ready by Monday night Fletcher Chairs accepts the new building on the right with modern equipment to boost his business
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Empress Theater
Atlantic City
Judin
Malvern
Empresa
Atmvision
Francis Pace
Fletcher Chaiers
Malvern Boys Graduate From Peru This Summer
Paul Hertz and Cedric Crink of Malvern graduated from Nebraska State Teachers College at Peru at summer term end. Hertz excelled in athletics and built a local reputation, while Crink pursued dramatics and speech and earned acceptance to the Yale School of Speech for the coming session.
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Paul Hertz
Codric Crink
Nebraska State- Teachers College
Peru
Aiaghelor
Cedric
Yale School of Speech
Seaton Family Reunion Held at Y H Seaton Home
A Sunday gathering at the Y H Seaton residence brought together relatives for a Seaton family reunion and bicentennial style dinner. Attendees included EH C Seaton and Dan, Gertrude Marshall, Paul Seaton, Hurst family from Malvern, Nelson and Mayberry families from Glenwood, Carr family, and Y H Seaton with son Sterling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. H. Seaton
C, Seaton
Dan
Misa Gertrude Marshall
Paul Seaton
I. Hurst
Ray Hurst
Malvern
Charles Nelson
R. C. Mayberry
Carl Carr
Glenwood
Sterling
Business Men Favor Parking Behind Stores Reform
Local merchants support a plan to park behind shops on Wednesdays and Saturdays to ease curb congestion for patrons. Several merchants have already complied, reducing the number of cars blocking storefronts and easing access for customers.
Teachers Report for Upcoming Year Across Rural Schools
School duties call teachers to work as they return from vacation. The list includes Grace Bingaman of Sioux City and Mary Kilpatrick as Lincoln principal from Red Oak, with several others assigned to Oak Lane Country Day Philadelphia, Birmingham and Belton. Edna Johnson Wearin and Theron Atkinson chart rural postings in Mt. Vernon Prairie Valley and Gro Hronds Shook's Mt. Vernon area.
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Malyarn Ave
Teachura
Grace Bingaman
Siroux City
Mary Kilpatrick
Lincoln
Philadelphia
Georgie Hutchings
Narlan
Vive Fan Priest
Emerson
Don McClymond
Macksburg
Ivy Campbell
Aurora
Eves Whitfeld
St. Pan
Minn
Jessie Wortman
Birmingham Baptist Toapital
Birmingham
Ala
Helen Zene Wortman
Baylor College
Belton
Texas
Vera Clark
Red Oak
Rural Schoola
Edna Johnson
Kenneth Cook Sits as First Bench Judge in Corncil Duffs
Kenneth Cook presides this week in Corncil Duffs district court in session. He heard his first cases on Tuesday including sentencing a man for violation of the liquor laws. He succeeds W. C. Ratten of Red Oak, who has retired to practice law.
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Kenneth Cook
Corncil Duffs
Cook
W. C. Raten
Red Oak
Garden Club Meeting Led by Mrs Gidley
Malvern Garden club will meet Tuesday afternoon September 10 at 2 30 o clock. An interesting program will be given with Mrs T W Gidley as senior. Mrs Anna Beeger of Tabor will share experiences in horticulture and show asters. Members with asters urged to bring displays.
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Malvern Garden Club
T. W. Gidley
Anna Beeger
Tabor
Walter Lirson
Leader
Randerson’s
Relics Display Planned From Tri County Old Sattler Reunion
Old books and relics gathered by J B Randerson for the Tri County Old Sattler reunion set for Thursday reveal a 1507 Bible and 1834 arithmetic, 1864 speller, 1848 tales, and a Boston 1871 Ladies Home Journal. Exhibits from Summers and local stores feature period fashions and writings, with Mrs. Walter Lirson showing a child’s dress.
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J. B. Randerson
Tri-County
Mr. Randerson
Charles Summers
Wade
Mille County fair shows strong exhibitor effort
Mille County entries at the state fair report solid showings under County Agent G A Rosenfeld’s assessment. Thirty seven children were entered, several exhibited, and premiums were earned. Alta Henderson of Silver City entered two Herefords with prizes around seventeen dollars per hundred weight. Wayne Meeks also from Silver City showed one Aliens call, fetching seventeen fifty, Ardith Lonr’s four calls brought fifteen to seventeen dollars per hundred. Vesta Summers of Tabor, Mills county health girl, placed in the top twenty four, while eight articles were sent by the 4-H girls with several seconds and thirds. Demonstration team Vesta Hammers and Grace Matthews showcased window curtains before a large audience including Mulvern boosters.
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Mills County
G. A. Rosenfeld
Malvern
Des Moines
Alta Henderson
Silver City
Wayne Meeks
Ardith Lonr
Ardith
Vesta Summers
Tabor
Elit
Vesta Hammers
Grace Matthewa
Mulvern
Tera
Inen!ems
R.A. Rosenfeld
Albart Hyzer
Mita
Matthews
W. Haemmera
Fred Tn
Kilnor
Mra
Dinner Given at Home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Salyers
Several families gathered at the home of Mr M M George Salyers to honor Mrs Anna McMillan a house guest of Mrs Salyers. Each family brought food and a pleasant time was spent listening to the travels of the guest with guests including Mr and Mrs H Ti Kayton and Charles Mr and Mrs W W Wolfe and family I M Criswell and son Paul Mr and Mrs Tu Salyers and family Mr and Mrs RW Salyers Mrs B C Kayton and Miss Sadie Salyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Salyers
Anna McMillan
Salyers
Euest
Kayton
Charles
W. W. Wolfe
I. M. Criswell
Parker and Plumb Families Gather for Fourth Reunion
The Parker and Plumb families met for their fourth annual reunion on Wednesday, August 28, at Oakland. Eighty-nine attended, with many away at vacations or the State Fair in Des Moines. A picnic dinner was enjoyed as the meeting opened with a song and prayer. Several family members were noted as having passed since the last gathering, including Mr and Mrs George Plumb and three of his brothers. The treasurer reported. next year’s meeting is planned for Bly juke Park in Gaynoil Bluita with the officers’ duties assigned.
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Parker
Plumb
Oakland
Des Moines
Arthur Plumb
Ohio
George H
George Plumb
Gaynoil Bluita
Salts Peste Tai Bid F. LW
Henderson
Macedonia
Rural Schools Add To Their Libraries
County Superintendent Mary Rathke has arranged library book additions for all rural schools funded by a 10 cent per child library tax. The program began three years ago with graded book selections focusing on history citizenship and current events. The aim is to build reading and learning resources across the county but some entries critiqued as limited in scope.
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Mary Rathke
Mies Rathko
Deat Advantner
Thase
School House Doors Reopen In Mills County For Term
Mills County schools resume after a day off. Malvern pupils dismissed early yesterday. assignments prepared for the regular schedule starting today. Twelve grades enroll 280 students with 110 in high school, 63 in junior high, and 114 in grammar grades. Supt. A. Teading reported with Sunt. E. CG. Kincaid in charge.
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County
Birla
Corning
Malvern
Ton
A. Teading
E. CG. Kincaid
Wilsons Have Reunion at Glenwood Lake
The Wilasa fairy members gathered at Glenwood Lake on Sunday for a YOUNTM, enjoying a picnic dinner and a day together. About sixty five attended, including Perry Wilson, Claude Wilson, Carl Wilson, Ray Pierson and family, Ed Wilson, John Wilson and family, George Wilson, Bentley and family, Pierce families, Boles families, Strather Lake, Bertha Landis and children, Lyons and Genevieve Landis of Omaha, Dale Clark, and Roy Lathrop.
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Glenwood Lake
Glenwood
Perry Wilson
Claude Wilson
Carl Wilson
Ray Pierson
Ed Wilson
John Wison
George Wilson
John Bentley
Fred Pierce
Arthur Pierce
Galen Boles
Hubert Boles
Stratherlake
Bertha Landis
C. W. Boles
Helen Lyons
Genevieve Landis
Omaha
Dale Clark
Roy Lathrop
Malvern Garden Club Plans October Flower Show
The Malvern Garden Club announces a flower show to be held on the fourth Tuesday in October. The display will take place in the Community building with members hoping for a chrysanthemum display. The event reflects the club’s present plans and aims.
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Garden Club
Malvern Garden Club
RaiEy
August Term of Mills County District Court Session
The Mills County district court convened August 27 with Judge Wheeler presiding. Grand jury panel included Toure Thwartin and others. Several cases were heard, including divorce Sutton vs Sutton and attachments against Charles Rehrberg. A defendant was fined $600 plus costs in Eaton vs Stant, and other trials were continued or postponed.
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Mills County
A District Court
Canyetid Thesday
Jane
Tr Cheney
Sutton
Mineola State Bank
Charles Rehrberg
Johnnie
Pisher
Prank
Donelan
Dias
Davla
G. Eaton
Lowe
Brown
Eato
John Stant
Costa
Tursday
Guy Horne
Farmers Merchants and Bankers Banquet Oct 11
The Al County event to be held at the Armory in Grenwand October 11 promises a large turnout. Last year more than 300 attended and this year the event is sponsored by the Farm Pures with invited family members.
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al County Farmers
Mere Chanta
Balianer
Felding, Qetoher Myo
Grenwand
Evers Mon Sa
Ireland Family Reunion Near Emerson South of Town
On Sunday August 25 the children of Mrs. Mary Ireland and their families held a reunion at Les Ne Patrick’s south of Emerson. It marked the first time all children and grandchildren gathered together. A cafeteria dinner followed, and attendees included Albert and Mrs Bennett, Kenneth Lawrenther, Freld from Shephyville, Aden Lie landland, Max, Helen, Iris, Keelle Patrick and Arlene Lewla Ralph Wetrekind, Randold, June Wise, and Clavenes Frink.
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Mary Ireland
Les Ne Patrick
Emerson
Albert Bennett
Kenneth Lawrehter
Freld
Shephy~ville, Mo
Aden Lielandland
Max
Helen
Iris
Keelle Patrick
Arlene
Lewla
Ralph
Wetrekind
Wikia Fuchter
Randold
June Wise
Vod Clavenes Frink
Settlers' Reunion Packed With Memories of 1809
A clipped feature recalls a 1809 settlers reunion hosted at the Strahan residence. Attendees listed include L W Boecher, A J Wearth, C W Block, R M Shipman, and Gus Kronghien among about sixty elder settlers, many now deceased. The piece notes a bountiful dinner at J M Strahan’s home and a rough average age of 69 years among those present, dated January 18, 1968, with a long roster of attendees and friends.
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E. Rettlergon
Charles
M. Strahan Howe
R. M. Shipmen
Gus Kronghien
J.M. Btrahan
Het
John Dysay
Join Larmon
R. Johnson
J. Wonrl
Twoelty Witt
John Milter
Henry Donter
C. We Black
Wilam Black
B. Brown
Williamy Robinson
I. J. Swain
William Donner
Willian Weaver
Isaac Dyce
John Evans
Summers
J. M. Stratan
Brothers
H. KB
Huebner
Boehner
D.C
Moyely
Janis Jones
Wyant
Acd
Boston
J. Stone
David Dunton
A. J. Chantry
A. Norton
Robbins
Fred Zanders
A M. Shipmgy
J. &. Nelman
J. J. Talbott
Bhkandan
Campbell
Harry Wearin
Allen
Chrhgy
J.D. Ip
Pavement on Highway 41 Opens After Test Period
After a ten day test the new Highway 41 paving was completed and opened to the public last Sunday. The stretch runs through Crock Writer and Mien counties with crews finishing work along the route. Evening traffic can now use the rebuilt road from the start to end points mentioned in local notices.
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Cara
Fiatines
Meng
Teachers' Institute Addresses , Health and Reading Programs
The annual teachers' institute met in Cedarwood, detailing educational aims and health initiatives. Speakers included Thomas A. Gardier on dental hygiene, Lawrence A. Brings on oral reading, and T. J. McBrien on honoring great men. A plan for a dental health program and student incentives was proposed, with emphasis on individual differences and student interests.
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Thoman A. Gardier
Bureau of Dental Hygiene
Ne University of Town
General Assembly
Atha
Herings
Lawrence A. Brings
Vellore
Phie Arta
Bernard Shay
Mondas
Doctor Bradford
Doctor Brings
Novter McBrien
Mary Rathka
Negitford
Peanie
Hanks
McTteren
T. J. McRrien
Ramund
Theslay Morntiny
Woodrow Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
William Jennings
Brean
Dimes Willtiamh Riley
Caotar McArtan
Fercher
Wurposa
Plans Forming for Annual Old Settlers Day
Rapid planning takes shape as committees meet for Old Settlers Day at the county center. Speakers include local figures, with music, games, and a noon dinner on the grounds. Prizes will honor oldest and youngest participants, best exhibits, and notable settlers.
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Speheve Ar Dodine
Toten
Manterary
Thistiana
Bane
Tian
Conpta
Inrrest Timlly
Connte
All Set for Big Rodeo at Glenwood
Glenwood moves into a three day rodeo event hosted by the Glenwood Legion Post Friday through Sunday. The third annual show promises to be its biggest yet with fifty riders and two hundred wild horses and steers brought in from Wyoming. A large group of Wild-wrat caw boys will attend to display their skills and a full program of novelty acts aims to excite attendees.
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Glenwood
Glenwood Legion Post
Menwood
Wyoming
Male Club Will Nest Wednesday Sept 11
Fragmented notice mentions a male club event scheduled for Wednesday September 11 with unclear performers and location. No clear names or organizations are readable.
Hoover Service Car to Visit Malvern Tomorrow
The Mansfield Furnishers owner, Hoover dealer, brings a large service car to Malvern Friday. The shop on wheels carries a full line of parts for all Hoover models and offers factory trained service at minimal labor charges, with experts onsite to overhaul equipment.
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Mansfield
Furnituve Cams Piny
Hoover
BELL
Tha Cover Company
Ona
Ga Maree Ely
Manafield Pyne Hite Company
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Alvern
Malvern Boys
Seaton Family
Arthur's Lady's Home Journal
Lu Ruasia
Mille County
Mrs. Geo. Salyers
Wilsons
State
Peter Tider
Glenwood Finnses
I. Allen
Clow
Minaueve
Alo
Neh
Farmers Nutone
Rani
Palea Rydiance
Oscar Anderson
Arthur G. Hodres
L. W. Tioehver
Aecount On
Con
Hugh
Gurlegg
James Schoening
Entina Mts Money Teachers’ Institute
Cleywood
Fravel Pott
Tressay
Otha
Coamite Old Sklera Association
Poneanese Polywrens Phares
OUI Geldlers
Mule Perensity
Linda
Santiene Muste
Wodpaelay Atternaay
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