Malvern Board Reelects Full Teaching Staff Monday
Malvern's board of education reelected the entire teaching staff after a Monday session and granted salary boosts averaging about 10 percent. Increases ranged from three to twelve dollars per month, with grade teachers around seventy dollars and high school instructors about eighty dollars, plus raises for special instructors and principals. The superintendent's salary of 1740 shared the rise, diplomas for the class of 1936 were ordered, and the staff list included Mac Churchill, Gladys Kims ey, Virginia Soderstrom, Ida Tiertz, Isa Barone, Naomi Harman, Mercedes Weinstead, Harriet Duere, Lydia M Thiedeman, Katherine Walker, Winifred Nervig, Uildegarde Faum partner, Olive Van Metre, Dale Dyke, F. M. Davison, and custodian Leslie J. Shay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Board of Education
Mac Churchill
Gladys Kimsey
Virginia Soderstrom
Ida Tiertz
Isa Barone
Naomi Harman
Mercedes Weinstead
Harriet Duere
Lydia M. Thiedeman
Katherine Walker
Winifred Nervig
Uildegarde Faumpartner
Olive van Metre
Dale Dyke
F. M. Davison
Lesie J. Shay
Malvern Park Board names chair and plans playground
Mrs A P Kilmartin was named chairman of the Malvern park commissioners at the first session after the town election. Allen Wortman remains secretary. The group discussed a supervised town playground and continuing projects, the swimming pool operation for Decoration Day, and JC of C assistance with the opening plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Kilmartin
Malvern Board of Park Commissioners
Allen Wortman
Kilmartin
Junior C. C. State Convention Attended by Local Representatives
W R Byington and Bob Campbell represented the Malvern Chamber at the state convention of the Town Junior Chamber of Commerce held in Davenport. Byington served on the resolutions committee and engaged actively in the proceedings. Also attending from Mills County were W E Wellens and Fort Schneckloth of Glenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Byington
Bob Campbell
Town Junior Chamber of Commerce
Malvern Chamber
Davenport
Mr. Byington
Mills County
W. ET. Wellens
Fort Schneckloth
Glenwood
Red Oak to Have New Power Plant
Iowa Nebraska Light and Power Co plans a $200 000 generating plant and substation in Red Oak to be finished by fall. Work starts within 30 days with local labor. outside city personnel limited to foremen and trained technicians. Transmission will reach to the Missouri river and to Sidney Shenandoah Clarinda and Villisea. The plant will use natural and manufactured gas for 1000 horsepower engines and is described as the most modern and largest in the company east of the Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Oak
Iowa-Nebraska Light and Power Co
F. E. O'Malley
Missouri River
Westerns Towa
Addittion
Sidney
Shenandoah
Clacinda
Villisea
Owas
Iowa
Nebraska Light and Power Cu
Civic Improvement League to Sponsor Community Contests
Malvern Civic Improvement league met Monday in the Community building to plan contests for town improvement and development. Officers were reelected: Mrs. W. M. Brett president, Mrs. E. D. Hering vice president, and Mrs. J. F. Wearin secretary and treasurer. Planned contests include town improvement entries for every household and a garden plot prize for the child with the highest revenue from April to October. Details to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Civic Improvement League
W. M. Brett
E. D. Hering
J. F. Wearin
Lowns
White Cloud opens new rural school building
Pupils and teacher Theron Atkinson moved into a newly built White Cloud rural school Monday for first class in a modern square structure with full basement furnace and pivot desks. The fire-destroyed old schoolhouse was replaced after last fall's blaze. prior classes met at the Hilton farm. Cost for the new facility and equipment exceeded $3000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theron Atkinson
White Cloud Rural School
Bushnell
Hilton Farm
Social Justice League to Meet Friday Evening
Members of the local chapter of the League for Social Justice will meet Friday at 8 p.m. in the Malvery Community building. Membership cards will be given out and the group will elect a treasurer. L. D. Austin, president, urges all members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League For Social Justice
Malvery
L. D. Austin
Malvernians Hold Monthly Schedule Of Local Groups
Malvernians keep busy with numerous meetings across clubs and boards. The Leader lists regular meeting dates for town councils, board of education, library board, American Legion groups, Malvern community clubs, junior chamber, fire department, Masonic and other civic organizations, with specific days for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvernians
Cuizett
Board of Education
Library Board
American Legion
Legion Auxiliary
Malvern Community Club
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Junior C. of C. Board of Directors
Malvern Volunteer Fire Department
U. S
Kensington
Presbyterian Social Union
Methodist
Ladies’ Circle
Baptist
Malvern Garden Club
Press Association in Annual Meeting
The Iowa State Press association held its 20th annual session in Des Moines last Friday and Saturday with broad county representation. C A Coxsee of Monticello was elected president and Fred B Wolfe of Hamburg vice president. Wortman, a past president, led the group with J G Lucas Madrid as secretary, and they planned joint efforts in an advisory capacity during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Press Association
Des Moines
C. A. Coxsee
Monticello
Fred B. Wolfe
Fred Oe
Hamburg
Wortman
Piast
Foy Bacon Cafe Fire Strikes Malvern Street Quarter
Firefighters were summoned Thursday noon to the Foy Bacon Cafe on Matin street Malvern ta when fire broke out in the rear living quarters. Flames destroyed part of the building end room but the rest of the structure was saved. Earlier this year McCordie and John Bacon cafe fires have occurred nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle of Matin
Malvern
Foy Banegate
McCordie
John Bacon
Death of Little Mary Jo Hedding in April
Infant Mary Jo Hedding daughter of Mr and Mrs George A Heeling died April 16 in a Council Bluffs hospital after a brief illness She was born April 6 and lived only 10 days Funeral services were held May 18 at the Mansfield funeral home with Rev Walter Shetefield officiating Darlene Davis and Vera Shepard led burial at the Mateos come tury
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Mary Joe
George A. Heeling
Council Hiuffs
Staniay
Apel
Mansfield Funni Home
Gondienad
Walter Shetefield
Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude After Death
A heartfelt notice thanks neighbors for kindness during the illness and death of a loved one. The family extends appreciation for support shown to Mary and George Hedkling and acknowledges the community’s sympathy and assistance.
County Treasurer Mayberry Reports Tax Collections
Gaunty Treasurer Mayberry reports that the year ending March 14 shows higher tax collections than the year ending March 31, 1935, by nearly $17,000, though levies are higher and the percentage remains similar to last year. Collections listed: year ending March 14 and year ending March 31, 1935, with figures around 188,070 and 97,774.47 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaunty
Mayberry
Jackson files for Third District supervisor bid
R O Jackson a renowned farmer and band owner north of Glenwood announces his candidacy for the Third District supervisor seat extending from Mineola to Strahan. A lifelong Republican, he is described as substantial and progressive, ready to serve. Frank J Plumb, current Second District supervisor, files for Democratic nomination for reelection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. O. Jackson
Glenwood
Mineola
Strahan
Shoet
Jackson
Mills Conunty
Frank J. Plumb
Election for County Superintendent and Board of Education
A convention of school corporation representatives will elect a new county superintendent for a three year term and three Board of Education members for six year terms. The meeting is set for May 12 at 10 a.m. in Glenwood Court House, with 23 delegates from each district. Each civil township will choose a delegate at 2 a.m. on May 2. Official notice appears on page two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Education
Court House
Glenwood
Syurds of Education
Darting Seeks Republican Nomination for State Senate
H A Darting of Glenwood filed for the Republican nomination for state senator from the eighth district, Mills and Montgomery counties. A former two term senator, he was elected in 1920 and 1924, resigned to join the state highway commission in 1926, and served six years there. He cites his record in office as qualification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Darting
Glenwood
Mills
Montgomery
Darting
State Highway Commission
King's Orchestra to Play for May Dance in Malvern
The May Month opening in Malvern will feature a public dance at the Community Building. Chas. King and his orchestra of Pierce Nebraska will furnish music with special features planned by those in charge.
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King’s Orchestra
Malvern Priv
Chas. King
Per
Nebr
Uiose
Market Livestock Reports From Mills Community
Market livestock notes show March activity with steers and heifers traded at varying prices. Malvern buyers from MoT Chivis & Son and Sob Andersen Mae vert posted top quotes around $10.40 per cwt for heavy steers, with lighter lots around $10.20, while other consignors offered mixed weights and bids.
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Mills
Omaha
Chivis & Son
Malvern
Malver
Sob Andersen Mae Vert
Tele
Beanteien
Ruth Pierce Receives Scholastic Honor
Ruth Pierce is honored for scholastic achievement in a formal ceremony. The event recognizes academic excellence among students, highlighting Pierce's high grades and notable contributions to school activities.
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Ruth Pierce
High School Glee Groups to Stage Operetta Friday
High School glee clubs announce an operetta to be presented Friday evening. Miss Dyan Thiedeman temporarily quarantined for scarlet fever. Miss Winifred Nerwig directs the production with a cast including Margaret Ann Bultmann Caesar and Nana from the desert. The show features Arab and London NY choruses, with Roberta Kanne leading in a key role.
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Dyane Thiedeman
Owas
Winifred Nerwig
Ammxlutlal
Willard Milliki
Nana
Margaret Ann Bultmann
Caesar
U.S. A
Lewis Berks
Miss Lythe
Harolett Talbott
Betty
Winifred Calkins
Carmell
Roberta Kanne
Lieut. Andrews
Kindish
Paul Gattiher
Cheeoko
Ralph Hall
Lady
Ruth Hummell Secures Illinois Child Nutrition Post
Ruth Hummell, Malvern graduate, has been elected child nutritionist for Illinois with headquarters in Chicago. The position offers a salary advance and promotion prospects. She previously worked in state service at Welter, St. Louis. Her sister Vera seeks a Washington DC government project role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Hummel
Malvern Schools
Uutrit Innist
Ulinois
Heaulquarters
Chicago
Apollo
Welter
Vera
Washington, D.C
Gift Distribution Plan Arranged by Malvern Community Club
The Malvern Community club held a Friday evening meeting at the Malvern Tea Room. President Vicle Crook and officers distributed gifts to five members and announced ongoing chair gift distributions at future meetings to boost attendance. They planned a May 12 charter meeting with the Junior Chamber of Commerce and outlined committees and a June banquet for Farmers Merchants Bankers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Community Club
Malvern Tea Room
Vicle Crook
Crook
Chamber of Commerce
Young Democrats to Meet Here Tonight
Community group seeks turnout for a local Young Democrats meeting amid unclear lines of leadership and possible candidate discussions. Organizers urge members to attend at the municipal building and nearby venues. uncertain details reflect OCR errors.
Malvern Markets Report Fragment
Fragmentary text notes Malvern markets with scattered terms and names. The readable portions reference markets and local activity but lack coherent context, participants, dates, or outcomes to form a complete item.
New Post Master Ahuwe Nominated for Malvern Office
Muholadt Mulholland, longtime Malvern business figure and Democratic party active, was recommended for postmaster. Mulholland, manager of the Mulholland general store, has dissociated from the business for 40 years and remains awaiting commission. No start date yet as approval is pending.
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Ahuwe
Muholadt
Conpressumi
Malvern
Mulholland
Bias Dong
Democratic Party
Simpson College Inaugural for Dr Earl Harper
Simpson College held its inaugural ceremony for Dr Earl Harper as president. Delegates from more than a hundred colleges and universities attended, with dignitaries and faculty representatives from numerous institutions, marking a historic campus event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson College
Earl Harper
Primary Election Proceeds with Few Contests in County
Filing activity remains light in the county as multiple races draw little opposition. Key posts include county auditor treasurer and clerk of the district court with several districts seeing only Republican or Democratic challenges and names like Ronald Krer Maurier Mayberry and W. Os DeMoss appearing in ticket lists. Local races for supervisor districts show limited competition while a pair of state senate and representative contests emerge from petition filings and acreage deadlines near May 2. The scene signals a subdued primary with most offices decided or facing minimal opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills
Ariel
Gites
Oypervisors
Repubican
Senate
Dave Filet
Ronald Krer
Vale Cry
Maurier Mayberry
Walter Fisher
Regorlers TE
Vern Crook Heads Malvern Softball Association
Vern W. Crook was chosen president of the Malvern Softball Association by the board Monday night succeeding Arthur MelWough who held the post for four years. The group outlined finances aiming to support a $700 annual budget and ongoing costs for bats equipment and prize money. RL Pace was named vice president with Frank Austin continuing as secretary and treasurer as plans for the new season proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Softball Association
Vern W. Crook
Arthur MelWough
Frank Hertz
Albu
RL Pace
Frank Austin
Association
Lewish Applauds Neighbors and Fire Department Help
Mr Lewish thanks neighbors and friends for Tenn assistance and commends Malvern Fire Department for their prompt response to the fire at his home. He notes the swift actions aided his family including Mrs Fanetiv Merschet and child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewish
Malvern Fire Department
Fanetiv Merschet
Itd
Childeen
Mulhollands Reduction Sale Opens After Hours Visit
Local retailer Mulhollands advertises a reduction sale with unclear pricing and items on display. The notice mentions stock clearances and discounted prices with scattered illegible fragments referencing dates and locations.
Head of Glenwood Schools Resigns
The article notes the resignation of the Glenwood Schools head officer, with details on timing and implications for district leadership. It references interim leadership steps and potential candidates to fill the role. The piece emphasizes community reaction and district planning following the retirement.
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Glenwood Schools
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