Mayor Nelson and Four Members of Council Reelected
Malvern electors produced a strong turnout in the biennial town election with about 90 percent of qualified voters casting ballots. Mayor Albert Nelson and four council members were reelected, with R. W. Mansfield leading the field and Fannie Clark second. A P Kilmartin also high, while Steely was replaced. Aden Ireland won the assessor post by a heavy margin. other races included the four-year term Park Board and various incumbents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Germany
Mandas
Albert Nelson
OM. Steely
A. P. Kilmartin
Apo
G. ¢ . Leston
Lag Barkus
Frank Higgins
Wood Byington
R. W. Mansfield
Aden
Ireland
H.C. Slater
CR. Brewer Oo
Chas. Sullivan State
Tess Teparhe
Park Board
Wortman Arter Beeen
Wearin Returns from California After Eye Operation
Mr and Mrs Joe Wearin and M A Wearin returned Sunday from Los Angeles where Wearin had been since year end for eye surgery. Operation appears successful but recovery is slow and eye remains bandaged and needs darkness. Surgeon reports favorable condition with long road to usable eyesight. locals hope for final improvement. In California he stayed with brother Charles O Wearin in San Marino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Wearin
Mota
Wearin
Los Angeles
Calif
Mr. Wearin
California
Charles O. Wearin
San Marino
Malvern Social Justice Unit Elects Officers
The Malvern unit of Father Coughlin's National Union for Social Justice elected L. D. Austin as president Alfred Hall as vice president and Paul Swoboda as secretary Last Thursday evening in the Community building plans were made to promote interest and grow membership toward a 100 member total Monthly meetings were set with notices to follow in The Leader
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Malvern
Father Coughlin
National Union For Social Justice
L. D. Austin
Alfred Hall
Paul Swoboda
Auxiliary Party to 8 Held Saturday
The American Legion Auxiliary sponsors a benefit card fair at the Community building Saturday at 2 pm. Games with rack table and door prizes are planned. Reservations may be obtained from Mrs TE J Meuton and Mrs PE Mutha Lal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legions Auxiliary
TE J Meuton
PE Mutha Lal
March Weather Report Shows Mild Month and Sparse Rain
The report describes a gentle March with warmer days and below normal precipitation around 1.31 inches. Temperatures ranged from a 7 degree minimum to a 73 degree high, with few openings of moisture and a shifting pattern into April as showers diminished.
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Peenyelard
Milburn M E Boston Celebrates 97th Birthday
Mrs. M. E. Boston Malvern Mills County’s oldest resident and honored citizen, marked her 97th birthday at home last Friday. Numerous calls, cards, gifts, and flowers accompanied a noon birthday dinner with intimate friends, as well wishes from the community, with hope she reaches her 100th in 1939.
Edwin Carter Enters Race for State Representative
Edwin Carter, a Mills county native and prominent horticulturist who manages Carter orchards, has filed papers to run for state representative. The farmer and progressive resident is described as well educated and alert, seeking the Mills county seat amid a local farmer race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Carter
Mills County
Carter
Farmer Waship
I Thank You to Malvern Voters.
Aden Ireland expresses gratitude for the voters in Malvern and pledges to merit their confidence after a splendid election vote. He notes his intention to serve the constituency and acknowledges the support received.
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Malvern
Aden Ireland
C B and Q Promises Better Crossing
Railway officials reply to concerns over a rough crossing on Mair Street Malvern. Assistant superintendent Whitman and Chamber of Commerce leaders visited, promising a quick response and a report on the crossing condition.
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C. B&q. Railway
Mair Street
Malvern
BLA
Whitman
Whitnan Eallngs
Bob Campbell
Commerce
Vroyd
Malvernic
Hay
Ayer
Sonmitiee
Png
Mills Countians Honor County Agent Kilpatrick Farewell
A large Mills County crowd attended a farewell party in the Jammy Nity building for county agent Kilpatrick, praising his extensive extension work. The event introduced new agents Dale Thorngren and Miss Phyllis Pons, with remarks by J R Clark and others, followed by dancing, games, and music by local bands. Kilpatrick, noted for strengthening Farm Bureau and AAA cooperation, will move to Ames to begin a new extension role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ML. Kilpatrick
Counly
John R. Clark
Anderson Township
Kilpatrick
J. R Hal
Oe Wortmatt
W.R. Byington
J.P. Wearin
Malvern
Tra Turner
Hastings
Ilpa
Milks County
Farm Bureau
Harland
Ames
George W. Logan Dies at Hastings
George W Logan longtime resident of this vicinity died early Friday morning after a brief illness at his Hastings home. He and Mrs Logan had recently moved to Hastings and occupied the Van Ausdale residence. A coughing spell after a visitor left left him weak and sick, a doctor summoned but unable to save him. Funeral services were held Sunday at 2:30 PM at the First Baptist Church in Malvern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Logan
Hastings
Mrs. Logan
van Ausdale
First Baptist
Malvern
Gow. LooGan
County Spellers Set for Mills County Contest Saturday
County Superintendent Amy H mies announces the Mills County spelling contest for grade pupils to be held Saturday in Glenwood High School. Expected 75 to 80 contestants promise a lively event with a written contest and an oral round. Winners advance to Sioux City state meet and Des Moines district contests on April 8 and April 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy H. Mies
Mills County
Glenwood
Sioux City
Banks in Mills County Report Narrowed Deposits and Sharp Declines
News notes Mills County rural school needs funding as bank statements show a cautious cash position. Total deposits across several banks fell from prior levels with only five statements this quarter, driven by continued consolidation and bank failures. Names such as Emerson State Glomgool Malvern Trust Mineola Silver City are listed among institutions, reflecting overall financial strain and cautious lending activity.
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Newtheless
Naif
Minpola
Kanersan
Actthel
Gleuwood
Malvern Trust & Savings Tanks
Stozraizvo
Eal Wright
Mortey
SMHS
Glenwond
Supri Tate
Scomene
Oither
Cush Hees
Banka
Emerson
Glomgool
Malvern Trust & Savings
Mineola
Silver City
Elisha Starbuck to Celebrate 96th Birthday
Our aged friend Hon. Elisha Starbuck will celebrate his 96th birthday next Thursday April 9. He will spend the day in the homes of his daughter Mrs. M J Williams in Glenwood, with an open house in the afternoon for friends to call and pay respects. He is reported very well and vigorous for his age.
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Elisha Starbuck
M. J. Williams
Glenwood
Hye
Mittens Ease Wel The Best Osan Wee Tot Stie Poo Tangy Ul
Three high level notes read as a garbled OCR passage. It mentions Pat Py Sheet and Apes with a rover, and a post initiation at a Pacific serena Maia Moote. The text preserves scattered names and places but lacks coherent events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rover
Borat
Petey MD
Serena Maia
Victim of Hold Up Near Shenandoah
M C Woodfill, a prominent farmer near Strahan, was robbed in Shenandoah last Thursday, losing about 600 dollars in cash. Two well dressed men had earlier circulated in Strahan offering ponies from Florida and seeking boarding, then charmed Woodfill into cashing a 400 dollar check at a Shenandoah bank while armed and shadowing him.
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Wonelfill
Strahan
Shenandoah
Pettigrew
Florida
Chunada
Wouodtll
MOE Police
Second Fire Call at the Ernest Anderson Home
Fire crews rushed to the Ernest Anderson residence for a second blaze of the week on Sunday evening. A chimney fire was reported as burning out but under control with no injuries and minimal damage.
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Ernest Anderson
Remen
Fathers and Sons banquet at Strahan Church
Nearly 100 men and boys from Strahan and nearby gathered at the Strahan Methodist church basement for the annual father and son banquet hosted by the church ladies. The evening began with songs and an address by Ree C. J. Guest, with speakers including Supt Ben Coxon and Kilwa Diburn, as well as the Hays quartet and Strahan high school performers providing musical interludes.
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Strahan
Strahan Methodist Church
Chase
Ree C. J. Guest
Ben Coxon
Strahan Seliands
Charles Gipeard Sons
Emmett Aederett
Mr. Coxon
Hays
Strahan High School
Edward Diburn
Wayne Nims
Moore
Bilti Kopi
Hanquet
Revere
Mew
Vcoik
Kilwa Piburn
Prahhotis
Lewis Coord
Mather
Bens
Dory
Yrstie Young
Shane
Popular Dance Band Plays Here April 8
Popular Pete Kalil and his MH Aves will play again in Maltyyre at dance Wotheotay, Apol 8. The change is being abooged by Ward Shothoter, WAH Masten and Baul Rus.
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Pete Kalil
Ward Shothoter
Wah Masten
Baul Rus
Will Hold Food Sale The Ladies Aid Committee
Ladies aid club announces a forthcoming food sale with proceeds to support church activities and community programs. Event details indicate a bake and dine setup at the church hall, inviting local residents to attend and contribute.
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Yale Fete
Music Contestants Go to Creston Meet
Contested event centers on Creston meet where contestants, officials, and local clubs gather for a regional music showcase. Names and places are obscured. the narrative highlights performances, participants, and the town’s involvement in the program.
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Creston
Frank S. Hamilton Named Cashier of Malvern Bank
Frank S. Hamilton of Winterset is named cashier of Malvern Bank, succeeding the longtime cashier. He begins duties Saturday April 1 after a varied banking career including roles at state and private banks, with experience in commercial lending and auditing. His family ties include his daughter Beverly, who plans to join him in Abide Fern after completing her current studies.
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Frank S. Hamilton
Malvern Bank
Mpa Ee Tits
Vnitrate
Malvern
Momus Evenin
Hamilton
Wintersat
Hovath
SPAS
Esperioney
University of Lewa Cael
Finnistay
Somese
Nienal
Kederad Degisit Corp
Lowa
Mills
Fremont Qnet
Ceivershigy
Deepartment
Ida Grove
State Board of Assessment and Review
State Income Tax
Decaermnent
Des Moines
State Board
Montgomery Waza Ion
Elections Bring Few Shifts in Nearby Towns
Reported results show scant changes beyond Malvern where turnout was light. Names listed include Henderson Hugh McSweeney as mayor and a slate of councilors and officials across towns, with limited vote totals and several electees noted.
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Agaills i
Malvern
Penderson
Glen
Henderson
Hugh McSwee-ney
Mrtyor
A. HT
Flarher
M. & Core
Cosdmundson
Art Davis
J. WL Triplett
A. Vt Phillips
Kei Anderson
Hastings
Crohswell
Ralph Hanscom
BOWL
Harvey Hall
Bk RO Plarath
A Parkyr
Tssos St . W. Calling
the Lettrer
Sila Cutty
Guorge Tal
George Carlton
Fliun Fandon
Elmiston
Jon Reuse
John Dovenspike
Councilen
Cis
Reuse
Otion
Wol
Brank Co Bose
Calpe
Raymond Stevenson
Lirson
Dunsedil Delsstimuu
Bouncimens
Hearne Sutton
Teas
Tery Lahey
Abshirsennr
Imirsonal Stokes
Ira Cheney
Wo Vitel
Leersen
Blair
Lee Meaney
Thorson
Mills County Doctors at Post Graduate Society Meet
Mills County doctors attend a post graduate society gathering with sessions listed and speakers noted. The event features professional discussions and potential presentations by local medical leaders and visiting specialists.
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Mills County
Lee Buys Popcorn Stand Last Week
An unclear report notes someone named Lee acquiring a popcorn stand in the prior week. The text is garbled with many misspellings and missing context, but implies a purchase action tied to Lee and a recent week. No other verifiable details or entities are clearly identifiable.
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Lee
Planning Committee Favors Changes for Benefit of Farming
The planning panel discusses county farming needs with proposals to boost pasture management and soil health. Officials cite potential gains in pasture yield, livestock support, and long term land stewardship adjusting land use and soil conservation measures.
Tabor Sidney and Amburg Speakers Place First Here
Contestants from Barriga Mal vern Tabor Piersen Bartlett Hamburi Sidney and Strahan competed among 12 schools in the sub-batriet deliberatory contest at Malvern Community tauding Money evening. In oratorical sections Martha Weaver of Tabor led, Roberta Ranne of Malvern placed second with Through the Eyes of Youth, Dorothy Christopher of Sidney won the clean section with Another Spring, Martina Johnston of Emerson took the Blessed Dantes, and Hamron Hensleigh of Hamburg won the humorous division with Dedicating thy Croutgills Gas Station. Wayne Nims of Stralan aided with a second.
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Barriga
Malvern
Tabor
Piersen
Bartlett
Hamburi
Sidney
Strahan
Inet
Earnest i
Martha Weaver
Tabor Daced
Roberta Ranne
Dorothy Christopher
Sidney Phace
Martina Johnston
Emerson
Dantes
Hamorons
Ttnwaed
Why's Atriid
Hiveh
Abraham Linevity
Coumneil Blasis
Fae
Sne
Clark Hilton Struck by Serious Illness in Randolph
Clark Hilton suffered a severe illness at his sister Mrs Trively’s home in Randolph. He was in critical condition for several hours, revived, then improved by Wednesday but remained in a fragile state. The report notes his condition fluctuated but he showed definite betterment.
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Chirk Hilton
Mra. Trively
Randolph
Tate
Ronialph
An Appreciation From Ars Blilmarrin to Malvern Voters
A brief note of thanks to the voters of Malvern for their future support in the recent election. The message reflects appreciation and gratitude for the community's backing. The tone is formal and ceremonial, fitting a local newspaper caption.
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Ars
A. J. Blilmarrin
Malvern
Masonic Meeting Seminar at Silver Urn Tonight
A Masonic session at the Silver Urn Lodge in New York will be held this evening. Members are urged to attend for the Sage Forum as the attendance of members is desired.
Mauk Elected Mayor in Contest at Tabor
Mauk wins mayoral contest at Tabor amid disputed results. Key figures listed include Caro Mauk as elector, Rene Clapper as treasurer, and Ralph Lenn among assessors with unclear roles. Contention surrounds the election outcome and local officials.
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Mauk
Tabor
My Tower
Caro Mauk
Rene Clapper
Atlinson
Ralph Lenn
Aly Wearherhes
Goo
Morntes
Kerosene Can Fire at Hadley Home Saturday
A fire broke out at a Hadley residence Saturday when a kerosene container ignited. Firefighters responded quickly, containing the blaze with no reported injuries. Residents reported minor smoke damage and evacuation of the home as a precaution.
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Hadley
Salat Hbts Meet and Diabetic Aid Event Overview
Fragmentary OCR yields names and terms. It mentions a meet related to Salat and a diabetic aid topic with references to hands eyes ears and feet. No coherent event details or dates are readable from the text.
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Nelson
Kilmartin
Steele
John Waller
Fannie Clark
Social Justice Unit
March
Sany
M. E. Boston
von Parell
Boston
Junior C
of C Editorial
Board of Education
Commis Board of Ceuty
Selionds
Board Chantry
Rachel Davis
C Tauck Bo Wilson
Henry Washburn
Hoington
BR Ko Kline
Actiwity
E. Starbuck
M. C. Woodfill
Anquet
Strahan Church
Bath Selva
R. W. Brugwell
Oters
Theounty
UL Peat Cotes
Peter Chisty
Heondib
Hwa
Moety
Wba
Obey Ebay
Seetuig
Suva
Liv Weyer Geoeies
Tay
I Liege
Mss
Larnets
Amburg
Clark Hilton
Jr C
Salat
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