Weds Ruth Hinshaw in Gering amid county ties
William Roy Tucker and Ruth M. Hinshaw were married June 11 in a ceremony at home, with Tucker a former regional figure and Hinshaw active in local church life. The couple will reside in Gering, where a new home awaits them, linking two prominent local families.
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Mr. Tucker
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Buick Six car recovered and returned home in Malvern
The A. B. Cook Buick Six, stolen from a Malvern home garage in May, was found and brought back. The car’s owner learned its location June 12 via L. K. Mason of Hastings. Thieves took it to Savannah for repairs, stripped parts, and burned door letters. Kenneth Cook retrieved the vehicle after contacting the car’s first owner and garage.
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Malvern
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Community entertainment and church notice at Mrs Bert Kline
A rainy Wednesday afternoon in Rawles hosted about sixty people for a program organized by Mrs Leslié Richardson. Performances included a group song American, readings, child dances and a pantomime. Guests enjoyed chicken salad, pickles, coffee, strawberries and cake. In Tabor Beacon news, Walter Clintock retires as manager after thirty years. Lieut. C W Schroeder becomes owner and manager, with support from southwest Iowa editors. The Southwestern Iowa Chiropractors Association re elected H L Lyon president with L A Schoonover and W T Raester as officers. next meeting will be in Red Oak.
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Red ‘Oak
W. Floyd Smith
Atlantic
Red Oak
Obituaries Chronicle Civil War Vet and Neighbor
Addison Utterback, a Mills County veteran and former treasurer, died after a brief illness at home in Glenwood. Diana Harmon, Lyons Township widow born 1827, died aged 92, with funeral at Bartlett Christian church. News also notes Mrs. H. W. Shay’s death in Colorado and Julius Bendit of Mineola. Blackhawk County rural road bids rejected as too high. paving costs rising nationwide.
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Howling serenade greets Malvern couple at home party
A boisterous serenade greeted Miss Hilder Borene and Frank Chamberlain after their wedding, as a large group of Mills County celebrants attacked the Chamberlain home with song and cigars. The party then shifted to the Chambertin residence near Malvern the next night, delivering a loud nuptial tribute.
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Red Cross Knitting Drive Appeals Glenwood Helpers
Ladies of Glenwood urged to finish the Red Cross quota before July 16. The plea calls for 70 stock ings and 15 mufflers remain, with work to be done at home auxiliary. Members can pick up yarn and patterns from Mary Baten or the mentioned contact.
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Thal
Wade
Exhibition by detective children earns praise and interest
A report details a school exhibit showing work by young detectives aged 10 to 18. The science room showcased cooking and table displays, the basket room featured varied handmade baskets, and the auditorium contained needlework, knitting, and dresses. Many pieces were sold at the afternoon meeting. some items were selected for a state fair. The piece also notes Glenwood Fire Company events, including a fiddlers contest and Home Coming Day, with receipts and expenses listed, and mentions a pledge of 1500 toward a new fire station.
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Alaska Land and Mine Figures From Historic Report
Alaskan figures show 590041 square miles of area and over 376 million acres. homesteads of 196 acres offered at 1.95 per acre under Aurora Aftera terms. Mining output reached 29 million dollars, while furs brought 51 million and 120000 reindeer supported the economy. Future plans include wood pulp supply for print paper.
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