Political Campaign Opened in Mills County Bridges Parties Offices
Mills County opened political campaign activity last week with Democratic and Republican offices in Civicwell Street and the old Warmers and Merchants State bank building. Democrats stocked displays and planned field work while Republicans unveiled posters of Tandun and Knox and prepared rallies, dances, and a county-wide push led by County President Henry Buetenthal and volunteers.
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Mills County
Ensconcedino
Squire
Claude P. Lawler
Merchants State Bank
Gil
Mary Rathke
Riddle McPherron Jro
Republican Volunteer Organization
Democratc
Moosevelt
Tandun
Knox
Henry Buctenthal
Glenwood
dTenry FE. Ayers
National Committee
Mllinois
Buell
Ralph MerPherran Glenweeal
Pour Mereun
Hinersat
Preetnet View
Chas Kart
Phallyilly
We. Trees
Dr. D
We Tfimen
Gln
Chas. Davies
Vernethews
White
Otha 1
Wearin
Bert Jeck
Atlantic District
Hahn
Woodbine
Raymond J. Gibbons
Young Democratic Cay
Nelsons Picnic at Red Oak Sunday
A Nelson family reunion gathered about 25 relatives at Red Oak park on Sunday. Guests brought baskets for a picnic dinner and enjoyed a pleasant afternoon of visiting with many members including Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nelson and Marve Ann, Dr. and Mrs. Overfield and Arla of Harkin, and numerous Nelsons from nearby towns.
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Nelson
Red Oak Park
Charles Nelson
Marve Ann
Overfield
Arla
Harkin
Tall
Yankton
Charles Hart
Glo
Henderson
Leonard Strain
Villisca
Carlo Nelson
Emersons
Harry F. Nelson
Harry A. Nelson
Raymond Nelson
Donna Ray
Albert Nelson
Malvern
1937 Emerson Labor Day meeting planned by rural carriage group
Plans announced this month for the 1937 meeting of the southwestern Igwa district rural carriage association to be held in Emerson on Labor Day.
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Igwa
Fetter Carriges
Emerson
Old Friends Reunion Shuffle Through Midwestern Towns
Fifty years after leaving Straffan Henry Beyer journeys along the Wabash to Solomon and back to Strhan, recalling a Storework companion named Henry Leonard. A separate trip to Imogene brings Roger into contact with Leonard, who has remained at a local grocery.
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Henry Beyer
Straffan
Wabash
Solomon
Henry Leonard
Mr. Beyer
Strhan
Biter
Horace Nagle Dies After Hospital Stay in Des Moines
Horace Nagle, a prominent north Malvern farmer, died Wednesday evening at the Veterans Hospital in Des Moines after a weeklong illness from appendicitis and a relapse. Survived by wife and two children Carl and Charles, funeral arrangements yet to be announced. A World War I veteran, he was active in American Legion affairs and long served as assessor for Sideyer Crook township.
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Werth
Vtorace Nie
Malvern
Veterans’ Hospital i
Dex Moines
Nagle
American Legion
Side Yer Crook
Meetings Planned for Farm Women in Mills County
Mills County hosts a fall series on home management led by Miss Phyllis Heins and Miss Trevis. Sessions focus on home mechanics, budgeting, and daily practices to improve family life. Every homemaker may participate.
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Phyllis Heins
Heins
Hememaker Ts
Ceauty
Trevis
Mills
Girl Band to Play and Entertain at Dance Here
The Harlin Play Girls a Stecker Bros attraction from Minneapolis will appear in Malvern next Thursday evening Sept 24. They will play for a dance in the Community building here and entertainment will include a floor show.
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Harlin
Stecker Bros
Minneapolis
Malvern
Mrs Yenerich To Conduct Leader's 6th Cooking School
Mrs Eleanor Yenerich announces The Leader's sixth cooking school in Malvern at Community hutling October 7 8 and 9. The free event targets homemakers with demonstrations of new foods and appliances, practical kitchen tips, and daily distribute a number of wills while inviting all women in the area to attend.
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Mrs. Yenerich
Eleanor Yenerich
Malvern
Hell
Yenerich
Tirond
Venerich
Tediy
Kindergarten Plan May Be Given Up
After negotiations the education board has not reached a satisfactory plan for a kindergarten. Possibilities included leasing a Presbyterian church facility for five years to fund equipment, or renting a nearby private residence, but neither option materialized.
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Phiny
Eucation
Millcoats license plates show major county update
The County Treasurer Maurice Mayberry announced a change in license plates with white plates and blue numbers. The new plates replace the word Iowa with the updated lettering and numbers, reflecting a major update from the previous 733 pattern.
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Iowa
Mill
District Court Ends Session Last Week
District Court closed its term after a light docket with only one jury case. Foreclosures were not posted by Home Owners Bank, but judgments were entered against several defendants. Four new divorce suits were filed and one divorce granted, bringing total term divorce actions to eight with some continued.
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Kasan Cart
J i Koss
Hesse
Ie. Davis
Mildred McCord
Tyan Go McCord
Increase in Car Licenses This Year in Mille County
Mille County reports a rise in licensed cars with 3429 totals by September 15, up from 3274 last year, an increase of 155. County treasurer notes the gain as part of annual vehicle registrations.
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Mille
New Car Licenses in Mills County Last Week
Mills County issued licenses for several new cars in the past week. Deliv Le Sander of Glenwood licensed a Chevrolet sedan. Joe Ratimerer from Tiogene Mysouth 1 sean or licensed a vehicle. Weatherhead of Tabor registered a Ford. Dick Pollen of Malvern filed for a Ford interior. Cheney and Evoepson in Tyrone coaching noted.
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Mills County
Deliv le Sander
Glenwood
Chevrolet
Joe Ratimerer
Tiogene
Mysouth
Seanor
Weatherhead
Tabor
Ford Compe
Dick Pollen
Malvern
Ford Indor
Cheney
Evoepson
Tyrone
Marriage Licenses and Names in Fragmented Report
Fragmentary OCR lists marriage licenses with names including Rasene Watts and Catherine Moss, plus other partly readable pairs. The text also mentions death of a person and scattered names, ages, and locations. details are incomplete and uncertain due to garbled OCR.
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Soph Sig
Rasene Watts
Tatherine Moss
Awington
Rew
Fred Wy
Maurice Croneh
Janet Troleum
Onth
Rey Laverel
Malvern Junior Chamber to Resume Activities
The Malvern Junior Chamber of Commerce will resume activities after a summer break with its September meeting on Tuesday September 22. The group will meet at 7 p.m. at the Community Center where President WOR Byington is expected to attend.
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Malvern Junior Chamber of
Conmerece
West Tuexdas
Wor
Byington
Porkers receive top market price for mixed breed hog shipment
Porkers Paul Jos of Glenwood was paid the practical top of $10.75 on the Omaha market when he sent in a shipment of 66 mixed breed hogs.
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Paul Jos
Glenwood
Omaha
September Rain Falls Show Above Average
Weather records show September exceeded norms with rainfall around two inches on Tuesday. The report notes unsettled conditions and a shift toward wetter patterns across the region during the month.
Malvern Softball Tourney Ends With 4000 Attendance
About 4000 fans attended the third annual Malvern softball tournament, ending Monday with a championship game between the Wallees and the Ofers. The event financed expenses, prize money, and miscellaneous costs, with prizes for first, second, and third places.
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Malvern
Wallees
Ofers
Grimes
Watts Verives
Colleges Again Call Quota of Malvern Students
Malvern high school reports seven seniors from the Class of 1936 will pursue higher education at diverse institutions nationwide. Ed Wearin heads to Phillips Exeter Academy in New Hampshire, while Pat Gearhart enrolls at the University of Arkansas Fayetteville. Others attend Simpson College, Iowa State College, Peru, Drake, Purdue, and more, with plans spanning Cedar Falls to Des Moines and beyond.
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Malvern
Malvern High School
Ed Wearin
Exeter
N. H
Phillips Exeter Academy
Tance Boners
Pat Gearhars
Uni
P. Brewer
Varhart Ane
Suammers
Peru
Charlotte Wederquist
Dorothy Galliher
Lorraine Lodges
Omaha Municipal University
Dudley Conner
Bernice Schoening
Lows State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Harriet Talton
M.C. A. Commercial College
Omaha
Frances Brewer
University of Iowa
Iowa City
James Beckwith
Drake University
Des Moines
Phyllis Winglils
University of Arkansas
Fayette
Fragmentary Early 20th Century Sports Notes
A garbled OCR fragment references pie relations, a crowd, and a poet discussed by Helens WR 2. It hints at a week’s events, a game, and multiple names but provides no clear full items or outcomes.
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Nate
Helens
Weno Tehos Spa
Republicans Hearts Simmons Give Talk at Glenwood
Attendees in Glenwood heard Mrs Simmons recount experiences from Missouri farm life to criticize New Deal policies. She argued foreign competition harms domestic markets while urging party unity.
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Simmons
Glenwood
Missouri
Sitentatis
Scriethy Canipa
Airhen
Abel
Simin
Vietor
Canada
WPA Issues Book on Southwest Iowa
A WPA project documents Southwest Iowa history produced by writers in the Hoh WPA district. The book cost funded by the WIEN and is distributed to agencies with a trial reference. Meade Oighard Shell and Carter supervisor oversee distribution and editorial work.
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Ryeora
Rhorter
Bedecuh
Stat
Geil
Wien
Sistriet
Vale
Mie
Demeander Theie Soon Meade Oighard Shell
de Carter
Wille
Helrier
Col Knox Speaks at Red Oak Today Frontier Campaign Stop
Col Knox aims to rally Republican support in Red Oak with a lunch hour speech amid campaign train activity. The article notes a delegation from the party visiting the town to hear the candidate, while Col Runge and family return from a Yellowstone trip with Mrs Runge and relatives.
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Col. Knox
Red Oak
Chile
Wallers Defeat the Oilers in Wind Up of Tourney
Wallers win a close wind up of the tourney defeating the Oilers in a packed baseball afternoon. Key plays include a third inning slide and a defensive miscue, with Wallers pulling ahead late and holding off the Oilers for the final score.
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Wallers
Oilers
Farmers Organize to Favor Roosevelt
An independent all party organization of farmers is formed in the West to support President Roosevelt’s reelection. Led by William Sutlil at Cadisuk, the group consolidates county and district leaders to unify agricultural voters for the national campaign.
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Sbittys
Caddie West
Roosevelt
Westar
Willian Sutil
Hanlon
Basu
Jock Jel
Wilbur
Narde
Bremy Pattawaltenie Geati
Mahvad Heights
Putdinaie Tenen Geeatai- Puno Tactuets
Amaeketie Sa
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Nelsons
Horace Nagle
Veterans’ Hospital
Veurtich
Tinley
Jielee Teh
P. Tinley
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Une Jtes
AL Dil
Brice
Ounahia
Clutfield
Mary Anker
Lincaly
Afiie
Wean
Wits
Lavitane Teanperseiinys
Aitenet
Torrie
Ernie Verre
Hk, Hentan
Wentworth Military Academy
Lexington
James Sumners
Bryan Straton Business College
Chicago
Mary Ellen Sumners
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
Kathryn Buard
Antioch College
Yellow Springs
Jack Mulholland
Mere
Promesey
WPA
CL. Runge
Yellowstone Park
Mel Runce
Parnther
Ted Therbar
Meghan
Fe Cites
Watt
Wally Wetel
Tore
Nile
Patoay
Waller
Hia Meres
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