Masons Hold Special State Observance Meeting
Grand Master spoke to 548 lodges by radio as Malvern Masons joined in a statewide observance. The Malvern lodge opened by W. Downer with Silver Arn Jorien presiding, three speakers delivered addresses, a Davenport Grand Master message aired via radio, and refreshments followed a short reception.
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Malvern
Memtere
W. €. Downer
Arn Jorien
Orier
Elven
OM. Hiett
Lawel Elliott
Wo. Slothower
Roume
Henry Otleven Oof Davenport
Walter Hutton Dies in Kansas Leader of Iowa Sunday School Council
Walter Hutton longtime secretary of the Iowa State Sunday School Council died at his sister’s Kansas home last Wednesday after a long illness. Burial took place in Cedar Rapids Monday. He frequently visited Malvern and led Sunday school conventions and taught at Silver City county convention last month.
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Walter Hutton
Iowa
S. A. Council
Kansas
Hutton
Suncheor Council of Religious
Eieadlah
Cedar
Malvern
Silver City
Bank Officers Swear To Accuracy Of Total Resources
In Mills County Fred Durbin president F R Chantry vice president and F S Hamilton cashier certify the shown totals 9 760 00 1 765 00 477 606 40 6 280 42 335 449 50 49 882 95 94 420 74 6 280 42 were true and correct to the best of knowledge and belief Notary Louis J Knop solemnly attests the statement with the bank seal Attested by R L Hale J F Durbin J W Baer J C Laird Albert Nelson directors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milla County
Fred Durbin
F. R. Chantry
F. S. Hamilton
Hamilton
Louis J. Knop
Mills County
R. L. Hale
J. F. Durbin
J. W. Baer
J. C. Laird
Albert Nelson
4-H Meeting at Prudence Buefineton Home
The Center and Trowles Wide Awake 4 H girls club met March 11 at Prudence Buefineton's home. Roll call followed with talks on posture, nutrition records, music study, and beef and pork cuts. Demonstrations covered pressure cookers and water bath canning. Next meeting slated for April 8 at Darlene Mickelwait’s home.
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Center
Trowles
Wide Awake
Maron 11
Prudence Bue Fineton
Tina
Mrs. Wheeler
Delilah
Phyllis Wheeter
Ruth White
Betty Tye Joes
Jack Smith
June Powers
Doris Munsinger
Margaret Helen White
Darlene Mickelwait
Mills County Board of Supervisors meet March 27 1939 Glenwood Iowa
The Mills County Board of Supervisors met in Glenwood on March 27 1939 following adjournment March 6 1939. Minutes were read and approved. several claims against County Fund were allowed including Anderson Plumb Watts Betts and Security Trust. Thorn W Cheyney resigned as Justice of the Peace Glenwood Township. Meeting adjourned until April 5 1939 with Auditors E A Schade and Chairman F J Plume approving.
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Official Board
Office OF County Auditor
Glenwood
Towa
Mills County Board of Supervisors
County Fund
J. Anderson
J. Plunch
Allen Watts
Drain
Genung
Gentne
Security Act, & Title Co
W. M. Estes
Commission
Thorn W. Cheyney
Glenwood Township
Altests
E. A. Schade
F. J. Plume
Board of Supervisors
ALL NOXIOUS WEEDS CAN BE CONTROLLED ALL NOXIOUS WEEDS CAN BE CONTROLLED
Iowa farms face weed losses greater than drought, says County Agent Johm Longstreet. Primary noxious weeds include Canada Thistle Quack Grass Leafy Spurge and more across counties with local weed commissions and supervisors reporting infested areas. Control options include clean cultivation smother crops and chemical killers like Alliacide or Sodium Chlorate at 35 to 40 dollars per acre with careful handling.
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Johm
Iowa
Mills County
R. H. Porter
Extension Service
Iowa State Collece
Artes
Local residents move, visit, and celebrate in Malvern area
DeFOtAy VNTEIa joins Farm Credit Corporation Omaha to head the insurance department and finish night classes at Van Sant College. Dor othy Durbin visits, George Workman attends C W Martin funeral in Sidney, and Mrs Landis aids bedridden Salyers. Various trips involve Gretchen Gidley, Eleanor Gregory, and Carol Foster's Ames broadcast. A large funeral party for C W Martin from Sidney travels homeward. the Collinses attend a 1940 wedding anniversary in Fairfield and host relatives. The community notes the Martin service, family visits, and local social events amid travel between Malvern, Omaha, Sidney, Denver, and Fairfield.
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Defotay
Lloyd Landis
George Salyers
Gretchen Gidley
Omaha
Eleanor Gregory
Miss Gregory
Livingston
E. Barrett
Malvern
Virgil Stark
Denver
Otha Llyde
B.C. Collins
Fairfield
Mo R. Culling
Turner Hotel
Meg Che
Clyde Theater
Marlon Bayer
Walter Hilton
Dick Rose
Bud Tilton
Me Alain
Fremont County Aid Wear
Garey
Mark Ek
Giagrath
Bbe
Joint meeting of Legion and Auxiliary in Glenwood
The American Legion and Auxiliary of the county invite the public to a joint meeting at the Armory in Glenwood on Monday evening. George Paradise of Sioux City, department chairman of legislation and candidate for state commander, will speak. A Glenwood high school boys quartet and four dances from Miss Gayle's Dancing Academy are on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Glenwood
P. m
Legion
TD. N. Barnett
George Paradise
Sioux City
Paradise
Glenwood High School
Gayle
Dancing Academy
Southwestern Iowa Veterinarians Meet in Council Bluffs
The 14th meeting of the Southwestern Iowa veterinary medical association convened in Council Bluffs at the Hotel Chieftain. The program featured 10 minute papers and discussions on veterinary topics with many noted speakers. An afternoon card party and an evening social with banquet and guest speaker Dr. Fred Eagle of Chicago concluded the gathering. attendees from Malvern included Dr. T. W. Gidley and Dr. J. W. Baer, with Dr. Gidley serving as association president.
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Southwestern Iowa Veterinary Medical Association
Council Bluffs
Sotel Chieftain
Fred Eagle
Chicago
Wilson and Co
Malvern
T. W. Gidley
J. W. Baer
Gidley
Association
Old Leader items recall curious town times
A collection from The Leader recounts early 20th century Malvern life including a near robbery near an old nursery as G F Pullman was attacked but team control saved him. The piece notes the 50th wedding anniversary of Capt. and Mrs. H. E. Boehner and welcomes George H. White and his wife to Malvern. It mentions plans for a skunk ranch by Dr Perley, and a large Easter concert by the Union choir led by Mrs Forrest Chantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Pullman
Silver City
Council Bluffs
George
H. E. Boehner
George H. White
Deer Creek Township
Second Avenue
GG. W. Strohe
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F. O. B. Milwaukee Tires
T. L. Salyers
Malvern Trust & Savings Bank
Mills
United States
U. S
Total
Ceusrer
Drouth
Eleie Warnks
Presbyterian
Landis
Milla Countlana
Fuller and Johnson
J. O. Hamaker
Strahan, Ort
Walter Aistrope
Will Rew
RFD
J. B. Muppy Smith
J. N. Cheney
Emerson, Ta
Wm. Chamberlain
Paul
Mally Brown
Sake — Iy Ok
Carrie Worthman
Hlaptligs
Meness CO
Dept. S
Feuegert
Ut P.ggel
Bor
Mulvewas
Faerun
Gabe
Sucu
Leoath Matera
Joint Meeting OF Legion and Auxiliary
Glenwood Armory
Southwestern
Eli Gre
Leader
Malvern Sale Barn
Farrow
McCormick Deering
Andy J.berkhimer
L. A. Talbott
Standard Oil
Standard
Garon
Calltlon
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