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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1936
Page
4
Glenwood resident Ty.fiennae Morriley returns from a winter in California reporting a pleasant trip and good memories. The voyage included visits with friends and relatives and exposure to notable sights.
Nebraskans from Omaha Seward Lincoln and Schuyler obtained marriage licenses last week at the county clerk of courts office and ceremonies were performed by local ministers and a justice of the peace. The couples include Cecil Morris Dempry and Agnes Meanedh both of Omaha. Kenneth Munger both of Omaha. Anthony Gitte and Florence Niederschimidt from Seward. Richard Thomas Stewart and Willie Lucille Myers of Omaha. Donald Spill and Mar Sebronter of Schuyler. Winston R.K. Strain of Lincoln and Brownie Resse Ber Mest of Omaha.
Glenwood Eastern Star chapter hosted a well attended annual ball last Friday with many grand officers and guests from nearby chapters. Randall's Orchestra provided music from Omaha while a floor show entertained during intermission. Grand Secretary George E. Masters and Mrs. Masters traveled to Fort Dodge for Grand Lodge and Grand Council sessions, and LA Paul in Glenwood received visitors from Council Bhitis.
A new kerosene burning refrigerator named SUPERFEX is now available for rural households beyond electric lines. It meets the efficiency standards of the Perfection Oil Range Company and operates on kerosene for only a few cents a week, offering the advantages of automatic refrigeration.
The article extols the Biau-Gas range and the new Perfection Oil range as lightening kitchen work and more economical. It notes strong sales in the territory and enthusiastic owner supporters endorsing these stoves.
Examinations for drivers and chauffeurs licenses will be given at the court house in Glenwood today, Thursday, between the hours unspecified. The examination will be conducted by a member of the State Motor Vehicle department.
Mills county records show a week of car restorations with Ford models leading the list. Names include D B Sprow Emerson Plymouth sedan Clyde Rhodes Glenwood Oldsmobile sedan J W Delashmutt Glenwood and others. visits noted by ROT Lungren and Graham of a Ford agency. Glenwood hosts Mrs Herb Purcell and daughter Eva en route to Pacific Junction. Dean Purcell mentioned.
April weather worries loom as Bert Shawnes fears rain shortages could cut hay and grain yields. A near fire scare occurred when a washing machine exhaust appeared as flames from a red bed blanket on the line. Mrs Danford’s California letter reports progress after moving, with photos from the coast and Oklahoma birthplace. Tom Wills expands farm work with Kilpatrick and Randolph, plus a Johnson estate tractor order.
Washington report on Roosevelt administration budget highlights, noting 1936 receipts of 82,349,251,710 and expenditures of 4,759,696,481. It cites debt rising to about 32.1 trillion and forecasts 35 to 40 billion in near-term debt, with 50 new agencies and relief outlays fueling ongoing deficits amid unemployment estimates around 12.6 million.
Washington reports a rise in tax collection for the first seven months of the 1038 fiscal year, with total receipts higher than the same period last year. The data show increased processing taxes and interest on debt, indicating stronger revenue streams for the federal government amid broader economic conditions.
Advertisement seeks all kinds of pump and windmill work. New pumps and mills installed, new wells made, and old ones repaired. Machine or spade. Contact Russell Bird at phone 215-1 in Malvern. 41-4
One hundred thirty Mills County 4-H members, parents, and guests gathered in Malvern Community Building. Ed Wearin acted as master of ceremonies with Frank Reed as guest speaker. Mrs. Clinton Parker introduced leaders and members. Awards included Master Feeder Certificates to Dudley Conner, Paul Shaw, and Julius Buch. Miss Twyla Chamberlain earned a poultry judging medal from the Iowa State Pair. Election nominations for the boys county club committee were announced with voting to come. After programs, groups conducted seven races, then a grand march followed by lunch.
In Chadorghat Hyderabad Ca March 13 1936 the McEldowneys thank supporters in a long letter reporting blessings and challenges. They describe hosting a Christmas party for local children, unusually mild winter, and gifts that steadied the Boys School salary cuts. They recount village visits with Rev Ross and Rev Garden, a 9 pm service on dirt, and a quarterly conference asking about Bible study worship debt and tithing amid poverty. Hindus show openness as persecution fades and they prepare to study Urdu in the northern mountains for six weeks to escape heat.
This note contrasts the Fekimo sentence for I love you with a longer phrase Univ fussserntuinalfinaj van Juarisiguejak. It suggests why arete uights become lengthy in Pathfinder related contexts.
Rev Raud Calkins of Panora spoke on hitchhiking as an art and philosophy at a local diner event. He described travels across the east and midwest using lifts, urged friendly conversation and a smile, and noted hitchhiking as a social remedy. Proceeds from the Methodist church dinner funded room refurnishing for the church.
Ruth and James McKidowney invite readers to join in prayer for God’s Kingdom to be established in Italia during the Easter season hoping for a spiritual blessing and closer connection with the people.
Record of Instruments filed in Mills County Iowa from April 10 to April 17 1936 includes cemeteries deeds: Glenwood Cemetery Assn to A J Wolf for $25 NW 1 4 Lot 9% Glenwood Cemetery. Tabor Congregational Church to J F Hainsworth for $5 SW 1 4 Lot 76 Tabor Cemetery. Also notes 31 navy recruiting stations with Des Moines main office and 10 sub stations in Davenport Dubuque Burlington Creston Ottumwa Fort Dodge Mason City Sioux City Cedar Rapids Cedar Falls. Mention of AAAA width in shoes and unrelated clippings about Africa hail and American Lumberman with references to Grand Rapids Press.
Gearhart News notes home comfort comes from a good floor and states new flooring costs less than linoleum. A humorous exchange with a grocer jokes about crackers and mice while a Scotsman's roof repairs are praised. A clerk suggests floor wax as a gift idea for an aunt with mobility issues and warns prompt payment builds credit.
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