Local News of Malvern Highlights Weekend Visits
Miss Edith Hilton and Miss Louise McDill of Chadron Nebraska and Mrs Leu McDill of Lincoln and Mrs Sadie Lyne of Pasadena California visited here the past week with Mrs EB Hilton. Several local residents hosted relatives and attended church events, picnics, and school functions. Ed Wearth heads to Harvard for business administration studies while Roberta Moore and John Imber start Parsons College, and Harriett Beattie begins as junior high principal in Britt.
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Edith Hilton
Louise McDill
Chadron
Neb
Leu McDill
Lincnin
Sadie Lyne
Pasadyna
Cali
EB. Hilton
Coorie
Tate
Sandie de Laneodl
Marion Wise
Row. Salvess
Denne
Caana
Indies
Dick Welfenstein
Dianald
Robert Oon
Brekels Fairmont Park
Strahan
Philew Hadles
Roberta Moore
John Imber
Fairfield
Parsons College
Roberta
John
Harriett Beattie
Britt
Hick
Susie Nagel
Blufs
Gamilys
Meanderson
Hesard Tolson
Newsome
Biitts
Mro
Mesa
J. L. Wilson
Frank Hilton
Makverar
Manes Way Miefield
J. Pareaus
Marleia Paresons
Dea
Greepse Darsena
Omiha
Dort
Battle Crook
Robert Stroud
Hoyt
BR. OR
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Albert Nelson
Spring Valley
Stanton
Nelson
C. BE. Hamilton
Inten City
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Elton Worth
Mra
Donald Hereford
David
Des Moines
Forrest Kirby
Earl Jones
Council Bluffs
Earl
Anita
Union Pacific Railroad
Navy courtmen practice basketball on shipboard
Navy courtmen practice basketball on shipboard as part of a broad sports program. Alongside basketball other sports such as football baseball bowling wrestling and tennis are ranked highly among Anels Sam's sailors. Intra- Fleet competitions are held for most sports and trophies and awards are usually presented to the champions and standout players.
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Anels Sam's
U. S. Navy
U.S.5
Wright
Hertz Family Returns to Harlan Home After Housing Delay
Mr and Mrs Eugene Hertz settle in their Har lan residence with children joining grandparents until Friday evening. Mrs E Hill Mrs Alice Bent ley Mrs R G Siuse and Mrs C B Kayton spent Wednesday in Shenandoah as old papers were offered at The Leader office for six cents.
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Eugene Hertz
Harlan
E. Hill
Alice Bentley
R. G. Siuse
BE. Kayton
Shenandoah
Hosiery Hopes Shift To Cotton Stockings For Homemakers
Iowa State College home economists report new cotton stockings attractive plus full-fashioned with fit and comfort. Cotton hose, made by mills, replace silk as government stockpiles affect hosiery. mercerized yarn, two-way stretch tops, and various finishes improve wear. Nylon scarce, cotton bases expected to gain prominence. designs range from cobweb mesh to plain knits, suitable for street and kitchen wear.
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Mills County
Iowa State College
Cotton Isle
U. S
Bureau
Iowa
America
Ant control tips and hazards for kitchen pests
Reader asks how to rid ants. Tips include tracing trails to nests and injecting flammable substances, using poisoned syrup and sodium fluoride, placing kerosene under table legs, ant tapes, and bichloride of mercury strips. Warns of fire risk, poison dangers to children and pets, and cautions about spilled chicken broth storage and spoilage.
First Baptist Church opens Sunday school and worship
First Baptist Church announces Sunday school opens at 10 with classes and teachers for all ages and invites all public school students and teachers to participate. Morning worship follows at 11 with special music by Mrs. Paul Seeger Mrs. Francis Kinné and Marlin Richardson. World Communion Sunday on the first Sunday of October unites churches for the Lord's Supper.
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Paul Seeger
Francis Kinné
Marlin Richardson
Church School
L. L. Richardson
Churches of Christendom
Church of Yany Choice
Allen
Epworth League
Blackwood Brothera
KMA
Glenwood Lefeu Hosts Banquet for Junior Legion Players
Glenwood post sponsored a banquet at the armory to honor Junior Legion baseball players from Glenwood Silver City Malvern and Pacific Junction. Fourteen boys and about 15 Legionnaires attended with talks by several Legion members and remarks from Malvern attendees W R Bingham and son Walter.
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Pam
Glenwood
Malvern
C. EK. Welsa
Wate Nehta
Emerson Students Elect Class Officers
Emerson high school names class officers by grade with Vernon Gammell and Roy Emerson Davis among leaders. The roster lists presidents, vice presidents, secretaries treasurers, and sponsors for freshmen through seniors, plus office girls and staff. Hastings game, new sixth and seventh graders noted.
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Emerson High School
Vernon Gammell
Donald Heyern
Floyd Pool
Frank J. Shaw
Glen Jordan
Eugene Lang
Orvile Rice
M. J. Weber
Roy Emerson Davis
Robert Beals
Peggy Sprow
Sally Kinports
Book Publications Monthly Range and Action Classification
Publication figures show 750 to 1000 books released monthly including reprints. Of these, 200 to PS are classified as Action.
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Action
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