Mills County Meeting Discusses War Time Police Duties
Journal notes Mills County officials Jake Frazier and W B Bingham attending an F B I meeting in Council Bluffs to discuss war time police work including blackouts and sabotage readiness. Also covers Mrs Emil Leu and niece Elsie Ponton touring the west collecting soil samples, and Malvernians mystified by brilliant aurora displays last Thursday seen high in the sky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirot
Jake Frazier
W. BR. Bingham
Emil Leu
Malvern
Leu
Elsie Ponton
Lena
Badlands
Black Hills
South Dakota
Bighorn Mountains
Yellowatone Park
Colorado Rockies
Denver
Colorado Springs
Kansas
Malvernians
County Nutrition Program Planned by Mills County
Steps toward a county nutrition program were taken with the organization of a tentative county nutrition committee. The county chairman and co chairmanship were named at the state nutrition meeting at Town State college. Mrs 8 O Lincoln of Pacific Junction named temporary chairman of the new setup. County home project chair continued on page pour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Town State College
Lincoln
Pacific Junction
Page Pour County
Malvern Narrowly Loses Opener At Randolph 21 19
Malvern High suffers a 21 19 opening loss on Randolph field as extra points cost them. Brewer and Adame connected on two Malvern touchdowns while Randolph countered with two scores in the third and one in the fourth. Coach Dyke praised Oooya's performance despite the defeat. Next game at Fare Tagut on Friday September 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bie Baer
Malvern
Randolph
Dale Dyke
Oooya
Randolph Field
Brewer
Adame
Poinnt
Agein
Talbott
Bingham
Fare Tagut
St Johns Lutheran Church Rally Draws Large Attendance
The St Johns Lutheran church northeast of Malvern reported a highly successful mission rally led by Rev Gg H Welsh. Morning and afternoon services drew overflow crowds and featured guest TheoBerluge amid devoted congregational participation.
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St. Johns Lutheran Church
Malvern
Gg. H. Welsh
Mills county AAA elections reshuffle committee posts
Mills county voters elected a new committee for the AAA program with Lewis Rodman replacing Charles Shaw as third member. J F Wearin remains chairman and Claude Wilson as vice chairman. Margaret McCormick named secretary and James Benton treasurer. Re-elected township figures along with numerous alternates were listed for the county and township committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Lewis G. Rodman
Glenwood
Chas. W. Shaw
Shaw
J. F. Wearin
Claude E. Wilson
Margaret L. McCormick
James N. Benton Treaurer
Shirley C. Lincoln
AAA
Iown State Bank
Malvern
Ia Anderson
Ray V. Plumb
Donald A. Lewis
Ralph J. Viner
Gordon T. Steiner
Ben F. Dittue
B. Frank Buffington
Rudolph
John W. Wright
Indian Creek
Clyde H. McLain
Ray F. Kelley
Bert C. Combs
Ryan Lakin
M. D. Lang
Ingraham
Donald A. Goos
Chas
Sell
Earl L. Maddocks
J. Glenn Skerritt
G. Burgoin
Lyons
Carl R. Phelps
Amos W. Jensen
Cecil Hofmock
Harry H. Witking
Jona R. Bricher
Bilger Creek
H. Maddocks
Forrast R. Chantry
James C. Beattie
Ed L. Gilbert
T, Marys
Walter EB. Klindt
Stacey F. Haney
Henry J. Thieschsfer
Joseph W. Nansel
Claus H. Brandt
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Our Sorrow
We thank friends and neighbors for their kindness during our recent sorrow. Mrs. Lloyd Underwood, Norman and Kenneth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Underwood
Norman and
Kenneth
Corrections and News on Homestead Exemptions and Local Notes
Corrections reveal homestead exemptions will rise next year to 2 401 995 from 2 202 622 reducing taxpayers’ burden by 199 377. Newcomer Brice Barrett of Pacific Junction jailed on larceny linked to a canvas cover theft at the Pacific Junction jubilee. Two divorces granted, seven for the term. Bell spouses from Inez and Glenwood, Kaiman spouses from Glenwood. Rollin D Buffington notes Glenwood Mutual Telephone Line No 1 nearly doubled value since 1906, line cost per mile 37 76, now assessed at 249. Emma Otis of Gisnwood to publish data on women veterans. No licenses issued, no marriages in seven days. Be a good neighbor plow wheat stubble now to control Hessian flies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Brice Barrett
Pacific Junction
Connecion
Charles Ros
Ralph Freeman Bell
Inez Evelyn Bell
Glenwood
Helen Kaiman
Martin Kaiman
Rollin D Buffington
Glenwood Mutual Telephone Line No. 1
Ine
State Board of Assessment and Review
Emma Otis
Gisnwood
Malvern
Tabor College Reopens as Specialized School for El-im-inat ed Students
Malvern news reports Tabor College reopening as a special school for storage and below standard students under a new plan led by President Dr Robert E O Brian. The program focuses on practical business training for academically lagging male students, requires two foreign languages including Spanish, and includes social exposure to business leaders. 4-H clubs received prize money totaling 22 for state fair exhibits. additional awards listed for efficiency posters and premiums.
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Tabor College
Malvern Holtatians
Robert E. O'Brian
O'Brian
J. Ni Darling
Des Moines
Henry Ford
Luther Burbank
Thomas E. Edison
Darwin
Fareraday
B. J. Palmer
Chiropractor School
Tabor
Weg
Busispeee
Tador
Mills County
Jennie Marie Warren
Mills County nutrition project meetings set for fall plan
Mills county's women defense program to conserve food and feed families begins with open meetings. Jennie Marie Warren reports plans for yearly food needs and fall storage of fruit and vegetables. Training sessions aim to spread material to groups in towns and rural areas statewide to improve family nutrition for America's welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Women's Defense Project
Jennie Marie Warren
Malvern
Glenwood
Misa Warren
America
Towa
Malvern To Produce Community Movie At Empress Theater
Malvern residents and rural school pupils will act in a community movie to be filmed by Rev Ira B Allen using a 16 mm camera. The Empress Theater will screen the film on Oct 16 with matinee and evening shows, alongside a comedy short and a full length feature. Scenes will be unrehearsed and depict local life including Saturday auction sales, high school football, Sunday schools, town officials, theatre department, business men, and town developments.
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Malvern
Empress Theater
Ira B. Allen
Pioneer Days in Our Churches
Li Greenwalt recalls Mills County history in Strahan services, from early homes and schooling to the arrival of the GC B. Q. railroad. He notes towns Sidney, Tabor, White Cloud and Greywood, and river crossings before bridges. The reminiscence reflects 19th century life and community memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills
Greenwalt
Hastings
Hays
L. Greenwalt
Strahan
Benny
Mills County
Cottonwood School
Mille County
Sidney
Tabor
White Cloud
Greywood
Milla County
Fly Free Date Set for Wheat Planting in Iowa
Mills County and counties east of it are warned to plant wheat after September 27 to avoid Hessian Fly infestation. Separate dates apply across the state from September 22 in Plymouth County east to September 28 in Fremont and east. The entomologist also orders destruction of volunteer wheat before October 10 to protect other fields, as adult flies have laid eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
C. J. Drake
Mills
Plymouth County
Woodbury County
Monona
Harrison
Pottawattamie
Fremont
Rainfall Shifts and Warm Fall Day Mark Week Notes
County rainfall changed notably last week with only a single heavy shower on a brisk afternoon. Temperatures remain mild for early fall as a pleasant Holy Day brings continued warmth.
Orioles to Meet Stanton Wednesday Night
A football game between the Malvern Orioles and Stanton's team has been moved from Friday October 3 to Wednesday October 3 due to Stanton's town fall festival. The change preserves the matchup for the week and shifts kickoff to Wednesday night.
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Malvern Orioles
Stanton
Liquor Sales Rise During August Celebrations
Inland daily reports Augusta and local towns show liquor sales at the two state stores increasing by about 30 percent from July to August. Glenwood leads with a sixty percent surge, while Malvern and other towns show notable gains in sales figures.
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Glenwood
Malvern
Dalley Bros Circus to Perform Two Shows in Malvern Friday
Dalley Bros Circus returns to Malvern for two performances on the fair grounds Friday September 26 at 2 PM and 8 PM. The program highlights a large troupe of female arena stars noted for beauty and skill, with clowns providing light relief between thrilling acts. No street parade is planned and a big arena setup will showcase the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Dalley Bros. Circus
Teuta
Two New Grandsons Born Three Days Apart
Turner family adds two grandsons in rapid succession over a weekend and into the week. Jared Lee Turner arrived Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. Max Turner near Hastings. Robert L. Turner followed Tuesday for Mr. and Mrs. Ned Turner north of Malvern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner
Mills County
Jared Lee
Max Turner
Hastings
Robert L
Tuesaday
Ned Turner
Malvern
Auxiliary Meeting Friday at Community Building 2:30
An important American Legion Auxiliary meeting is set for Friday at the Community building at 2:30 in the afternoon. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
New York Harbor Visit By Dr Abbott Reveals City Highlights
The Melting Pot describes a Pleasant New York afternoon with Dr G A Abbott and Mrs Abbott visiting Abbott’s father in Malvern. They toured the city, seeing the Marine Hospital on Staten Island, government docks, and coastal views from the Narrows. The journey included rides to the Gallery, a ferry near Liberty Island, and glimpses of Coney Island and the Upper Bay.
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New York City
New York
Dg. A. Abbotts
Uva
Bruten Island
Mra. Abbott
TR. Potts
Malvern Onty
Niwat
Obherwig
Abbote
Marine Hospital
Staten Jeluand
Oly
Vyhe Coast Guard
Thug Gaddy
Abbott
Vanderbdht
Lyon
Etry
New York Harbor
Coney Taland
Jowor
Hedines Island
Liberty
Allotment for County Boosted Slightly
Mills commiss corn allotment for 1942 announced this week by county AAA chair JF Wearin shows a plan near the 1941 figure of 87 999. Normal yield raised to 40 bushels per acre from 37, boosting feed grain supplies and livestock programs under the Farm Security era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freedom Campaten
Aericuttarat
United Bates
Baie Open
Bizher
Weil
County Christmas Seal Committee Reorganized
Mills County restructured its Christmas seal committee last Thursday and plans an X-ray survey of about 60 people to detect early tuberculosis. New officers include Amy Hammers as president and Dr James Marr as vice president, with Miss Edith May coordinating the county wide effort alongside the medical society and health department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Amy Hammers
James Marr
Silver City
Mary Evelyn Logan
Glenwood
Earl Schneckroth
Mra. F. M. Davison
Malvern
Glenwood State School
Edith May
Seal Committee
The
County Medical Society
State Department of Healthy
Tows Tuberculosis Association
Miss May
Sectional Baseball Tourney Begins at Local Park
The sectional baseball tournament opens this afternoon with Ab 2 power games. Teams include Cay son vs Coburg in the early match and Wither Licotn against Breynor in the afternoon. Wood pot and WH face Witpay in the first game at 2. Het derson WH meets Percival. A third game pairs Heverton against Siteve Oly. Saturday starts at 8:30 with two more rounds leading to the final on Saturday afternoon at 1.
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Bingrson
Cayson
Coburg
Wither Licotn
Breynor
Ulm
Boereot
Heverton
Siteve Oly
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Gaideters
St Jones Ism Rely
W. CG. Vanderpool
Virginia Wopp
Trene Maddocks
Hastings Hustlers Club
Orioles
T. B
Three Mills
Emerson
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