One Nation, Under God
One Nation, Under God
Some of the 130 children who participated in the Community Day Parade last Saturday morning are shown as they waited to join the parade at Buttrey's parking lot. The kids went all out to make the children's division of the parade outstanding. In the costume division, Jody Moran won first place as a pint-sized Phyliss Diller, Glen Sims was second and Susan Schumacher and Blayne Rummel, a team, were third. In the pet and doll section of the parade, Brian Haynes and the team of Vance Kaufman and Scott Moran split the first and second place prize money, Gaylord LaFond, III, was third. Janet Baeth won first place in the bike division with Dick Demarais, second, and Phillip Durr, third. 1968. Janice Wilson was first in the horse division, Levi Doll, was second, and Willie Harms was third. In additions to the 130 children, there were over 20 floats and two bands in the parade which many admitted was the finest parade they had ever seen in Malta.
September 21, 1918
100 years ago
The October draft for service in World War I included Bill Sturman, Bernal Southwick, Henry Reiscump, Herbert Mead, Burner Survant, Bert Taylor, Emil Lucht, and William Ashby.
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Funeral services for Mrs. Martha Lloyd, the aged mother of Mrs. William Mason, were held at the United Brethren Church.
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Wilford Bell was a new high school student from the Zenon community.
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A new electric siren was placed on the Malta City Hall.
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Mr. and Mrs. Art Cavanaugh were the parents of a daughter.
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The Phillips County Republican Central Committee and candidates for...
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