Malvern Socials Highlight Weekend Gatherings and Weddings
Local letters describe Clayton Flatts and Mrs. Karl Herts hosting afternoon gatherings with children and friends, while Mrs. J. F. Stinard hosted a Davis relatives reunion weekend. Mrs. Samuel Manters celebrated a belated birthday with family in attendance and Rachel Wilson enjoyed a Wandosie park picnic. Hazel Cox wed Donald Robbins in a Malvern home ceremony with friends and relatives witnessing the vows and celebratory refreshments.
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Clayton Flatts
Karl Herts
Palit D
Felix
Hleveh College
Old Hine
Mra
Stinard
J. F
Davis
Btinard
M. T. Davis
Botte
Quaste
Kodak Pictures
George Gaston
Ralph
C. F. Davis
Martiela
Alione Mesters
Ed Huffaker
Omaha
W.D. Shepard
Waubonsie
Rachel Wilson
Misa
Malvern Friends
J. O. Walrd
Mary Roth
W. P. Wortman
Helen
Jessie Wortman
al Jen Wortman
End
Mise Wilson
Wandonsie Park
Rose
Reena
Bhenandoah
Aistropes
Marla Aistropa
Verne McCord
Malvern Tea Room
McCord
Hazel Cox
Donald Robbins
Mise
J. A. Cox
Malvern
F. A. Robbing
Haatlogs
L. R. Bobbitt
The
Baptist Church
Alvan Swann
Charles Cox
Caudell
Questa
Robbing
Eva van Ausdale
Ralph Robbins
Hastings
Joe Robbins
Los Angeles
Calif
Gene
Courtland
Nebr
Amy Jones
Grand Island
Charlea Cox
Tangcoln
Ralph Cox
Glenwood
Evan Bwaln
Tabor
John Bacon
Welter Hedding
Bernice Caudall
Robbins
Clem
Phone 100 The Leader in nations to get news
A fragmented notice requests readers to phone Phone 100 after events to receive social affairs news from Maiterh and surrounding countryside. The message expresses appreciation and asks for a call after any social gathering. It includes a contact hint and a thank you note.
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Maiterh
Patty
Posalbia
Hatcher Pla three Day Run Opens September 11
Hatcher Pla three Day Run, a famed stock company, travels to Male Yorn for a three day engagement starting next Monday. They perform in their own tent with a large entourage, including actors and comedians. The troupe presents entirely new repertoires for this year’s showage, drawing good patronage at prior venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hetcher Pleyers
Battleships Named for States and Cities in Navy Nomenclature
The article notes ships named for states and principal cities, with battleships bearing state names and destroyers linked to major urban centers, reflecting a tradition in naval naming practices.
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Atates
Pion
Niouee
Payel He
New Faculty Appointments At Local School District
The district welcomes 13 new faculty members including Miss Mae Courer ill and Mrs. Edythé Howe ala as first and second grade educators. New specialists F M Davison, Winifred Nervig, Gladys Riddle, Dale Dyke, and Josephine Conboy join in agriculture, languages, music, physics, and pedagogy. Principal Katherine Walker leads the high school as principal and math head, with duties starting Monday at 9 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Courehill
Edythé Howeala
Misa Edna Hertz
Miss the Botene
Georgia Roberts
Paul Herts
Chiea
U. S
Mise Daley Gcatkle Ot Redfield
F. M. Davison
Dows
Sioux Rapids
University of Iowa
Davison
Vocational Agriculture Department
Winifred Nervig
Humboldt
Carlton College
Northfeld
Minn
Ner+ vig
Gladys Riddle
Onawa
Morningside College
Sioux City
Iowa University
Morningside
Misa Riddle
Hartley
Toledo
Webster City
Dale Dyke
Malvern
Nebraska
Peru
Josephine Conboy
Pittafield
Ilinde Wesleyan College
Bloomington
Til
Mason, Otty
Boscobel
Win
Northwood
West Point
Nebr
Miss Cowboy
Souvenir recounts from 1983 World’s Fair and Columbian Exposition
Notes list attendees and keepsakes including stained glass mugs and tumblers brought home by Mrs Harvey Summers Mrs Nancy Rummers Mrs Charles Wort Mrs Maule Dyson and Mrs Kine plus Rose Hastings and others with engraved names and distinctive shapes among collected mementos from the fairs.
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Mills
Harvey Summers
Nancy Rummers
Harvey
Jf Ie
Charles Wort
Mies Maule Dyson
Celebration Honors State Champions of Mills County
Community club honors local 4-H champions at a Saturday night program on Main Street. Fire truck parade, then speeches by Mayor Whitfierd and Mills County leaders spotlighted Youth demonstrations. Bernice Schoening named county girl health champion, with strong state contest showing among 87 entrants.
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Main Street
H.W. Salyers
D. EB. Whitfierd
Pack
Walpate
Acome Plishm
Inyah
Bue
Frank N. Summers
Mills County Fair
Tra Turner
Indian Creek Township
Roy Donner
Henry Buch
Mills County Farm Bureau
Marjorie Donner
Dudley Donner
Donner
Mary Elizabeth Bummere
Marian Benton
Bernice Schoening
Cooks Attend Family Reunion Near Tabor
Mr and Mrs Fred Cook hosted a Blackburn family reunion at the home of Mrs Cook's parents four miles southwest of Tabor Ahns Dorothy and Delarees attended with 19 family members in honor of Luis and family from Bautos Wah Basket dinners featured fried chicken salads ice cream pie and all snacks Attending included Mr and Mrs Roy Plank Ruth Bob Lyle from Renton and Week
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Fred Cook
Ahns
Dorothy
Delarees
Blackburn
Cook
Ephrym
Tabor
Luis
Bautos
Wah
Roy Plank
Ruth Bob Lyle
Renton
Reunion of Old West Friends After 64 Years apart
Charles Wortz of the town and Theodore Kipp, 81, of Hermann Nebr met on a Sunday morning after 64 years. They recalled their days on the western range between the Black Hills and Mussel Shell in Montana, sharing memories of rail, travel, hunger, cold and alkali water.
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Charles Worts
Theodore Kipp
Herman, Nebr
Mr. Kipp
Mr. Wortz
Black Hills
Mussel Bhell
Montana
Howney
Iowa-Nebraska Power Accepts NRA Code for Utilities
The Iowa Nebraska Light and Power Co. announced Saturday it accepts the NRA code for electric and gas operations at an estimated annual cost of about 89 90000. The measure standardizes forty hour weeks in service and related departments, forty eight hour weeks in plants, with minimum wages of 14 per week in large towns and 12 in smaller towns. Wages for baggers set at forty cents per hour. The 80,000 figure cited reflects a 42 hour week. the final plan should reduce this with the 48 hour plant week. E. O Malley, district manager, notes both gas and electric operations affect Red Oak district most, with full employment benefits and reemployment of temporarily laid-off workers. He cites a federal tax shift adding about 85,000 to expenses, payable by the company across Iowa, Nebraska and Missouri. The firm hopes increased revenues will offset costs and avoid need for higher rates. The company pledges full cooperation with the government and NRA efforts.
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NRA
Electric
Iowa-Nebraska Light and Power Company
Ttz
Planta
E. O'Malley
Red Oak
O'Malley
Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
Hig
Ipate
Sub dives fifty feet in sixty seconds
The report notes a submarine can descend from surface to a depth of fifty feet within sixty seconds. It mentions a man who lost his job after repeatedly making errors while adjusting to new work.
Brown Nelson Reunion Picnic Held at Mille County Fairgrounds
The Brown Nelson reunion and picnic gathered 66 descendants and friends on Sunday at Mille County Fairgrounds. A noon picnic dinner under the trees followed by afternoon visiting and socializing marked the day with attendees from Ee sex Shenandoah Red Osk Grant Omaha Chicago and Malvern. Next year’s reunion is set for the last Sunday in August at the Paul Edwardson home in Omaha.
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Mille County Fair
N. J
Eesex
Alfred Brown
Clarence Brown
Gwendolyn
Harriet
Jane
Lynn
Shenandoah
Robert Lindberg
Vivian
Red Osk
Ernest Herold
Kathryn
Grant
Paul Edwardson
Ann
Loulee
Hal Hawking
Betty
Mary Jans
Junior
Omaha
Eewin Nelson
Beulah
Yorstown
Ruth McNamara
Chicago
Sophia Horens
Fred Borene
Mra
Frank Chamberlain
Virginia Dell
Twyla Fern
Velma Jean
Riva Jyonne
Galen Boles
Max
Dorothy
Lee
Malvern
Jear’n
Darnold Family Attends Golden Wedding of Brother
A. J. Darnold and family joined by E. C. Kincaid traveled to Yililsca last Sunday to attend the golden wedding anniversary of W. J. Darnold and his wife. More than one hundred relatives and friends gathered to honor them at the event.
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A.J. Darnold
E. C. Kincaid
Yililsca
W. J. Darnold
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