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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1933

Page

2

Local Malvern News Highlights From Weekend Trips

Local Malvern residents and families travel to Omaha and Nebraska City for visits and funerals. The page notes residents attending a funeral for Mrs Chantcey Allen and shows community activity including shopping, illness recoveries, school events, and local cancellations.

Prank Sommers Phyllis Hemtitrs Attenda Fred Farquhar Éaughter Elstor Matt Lonins Omaha F. Westing Latta R. W. Criswell G. B. Backett Donnie Btfohl Nebraska City Nebr Chantcey Allen Allen Malvern C. C. Nichols Shenandoah Charles Robbing Dewey Dewey Dysn Omaha. Mrs. P. Q. Bayes Guy Martin Gtrahan Marhern Nebraska Omaha Bee-News Rnrai Ida Reynolds Billett Royal Neighbor Lodge Gretchen Gidley Alice McNulty Bille McNulty J. W. McNulty

Birthday Surprise Party For Merrilk Skinner Near Silver City

About thirty friends and neighbors held a surprise party for Merrilk Skinner at nearby homes near Silver City last Thursday evening. They shared a fog celebration with cards cake and tea, marking his birthday amid warm wishes and cheerful talk.

Merrilk Bskinner Silver City

Mrs Clair Clark of Mills County Passes in Malvern

Obituary notice for Anna Mathews Clark, longtime Mills County resident. Born April 4, 1840 in Washington County Pennsylvania, she moved with her family to Lee County Iowa in 1861, settled in Mills County in 1886, and lived in Malvern for 17 years. Survived by husband J. Clark (died 1912) and eight sons and four daughters, twenty two grandchildren, twelve great grandchildren. Funeral services held with Presbyterian congregations in Sharon Lee County and Malvern.

Atlo Keaterson Tabot Grant Chamterlain Otto Hall Jaba Shahandeah Otto Kitne B. c. Kincaid Knoxville Martha Rad George Rosenfeld George Jii Kelsey May Mortis Rot Dwight Mortie Wallace Balyers Hazel Owens Betty Hatger Enat Liberty A. Baterquist Ahehahdoah Drde Baldwin Red Oak Clark Randolph Spencer Brooka Omaha Dewey Dye Dye Harry Ailely Sidney Tabor New Hampton Montezuma Mt. Vernon Fred Hetzel Charles Bummers Louis Wederquist Donald Louis Roger Norval Robert Campbell Hilder Wederquist H. C. Allery Duane Huey Henry Huey Bmart C. C. Nichols Apparel Shenandoah Adv Mra A. G. Johnson Council] Bluffs C. L. Willams D. L. Smith Blous City Mra. Smith Mrs Willisma Will Holtzan Lote Shetby GC. L. Willams Holts Council Bluff Achagl Aterirt Pease Pennsyrants Lee County Anna Pease Cfrts Mount Pleasant Tows Lebhens Clark Christlah Homme Mills County J. FB Glenwood W. G York Nebr. L. A Woodbine Malvern Mise Fantie Miesadie Alice Matle Presbyterian Church of Bharon Iowa Malvarn Presbyterian Church Mrs. Clair Celm

Legislators approve major budget cuts and reforms

The legislature passed broad measures including drastic salary cuts for officials and a 3 percent annual budget reduction. The governor gains more powers while a $26 million tax relief program is handed to be reviewed with August reductions. Mileage and secondary road levies were trimmed or made optional.

Clever Cooks Meet to Start 4-H Year in Anderson

The Clever Cooks club of Anderson township held its first 4-H meeting of the year on April 7 at Jeanette Luther's home. Girls listened to Mrs. Ward Fickel discuss county goals and learned testing methods for fabric quality, shrinking, and feel. A sleeve pattern lesson showed transformations into a tucked, puffed, or whirred style, and a business meeting elected officers for the coming year.

Anderson Township Jeanette Luther Ward Fickel Reed Speke Helg Mr Ure Guaton Farkehy Gun Sai Ing Leree Sera Geraldine Parker

Council Hears Tax Payers Objections in Malvern Meeting

Town officials led by Mayor D. E. Whittards and Assessor B. E. Hayes hear objections from three taxpayers about real estate assessments. Most cases result in satisfactory resolutions after review, aiming to preserve revenue for municipal services amid falling values.

Malvern D. E. Whittards Tas B. E. Hayes Nasesaut Aalto Volee Nesesamenta

Hillsdale Church Hosts Three Act Comedy Tonight

Hillsdale church young people present A Poor Married Man a three act comedy this Thursday evening. Eight local young ladies star with several between act specialties. Proceeds fund church expenses. Cast includes Billy Blake Leona Hammers Rosalind Wilson Virginia Slaughter Jupiter Jackson Virginia Anthony Laura Hilton Zole Ford Beulah Wheeler Prof John B Wise June James Mable Gooffs and more. Melville Hilladale quartet performs between acts with Allen Wortman Lloyd Short Walter Phelps Clifford Dillehay. Vocal solo by Wm H T Wes Jones and violin solo by Mrs George Histon. Your act in The Yeager is worth two on the fence.

Hillsdale Billy Blake Leona Hammers Rosalind Wilson Virginia Slaughter Jupiter Jackson Virginia Anthony Yona Ford Laura Hilton Zole Ford Beulah Wheeler John B. Wise June Jahe Mable Qooffes sMalvern- Hilladale Allen Wortman Lloyd Short Walter Phelps Clifford Dillehay Wm. H. T. Wes. Jones Glenwood George Histon Malvern

Sinclair Refining Company rising as major world refinery

The Sinclair Refining Company, begun in 1914, has grown to become the world’s second largest refinery. Projections suggest rapid progress could place it as the largest within sixteen years, driven by product quality and customer service. Government tests claim its paraffin oil rivals the pure Pennsylvania oils. The U S Navy contracts Blocclair Refining to supply gasoline and oil for the third year, with many railroads relying on them.

Francis Pace Red Oak Monayer National Refining Company Earl Caldwall Council Bluffs Pace M. T. Davis Lynn Parker Ralph Hower Savannah Roy Caudell Caudell Carolyn Hall Betty Jeanne Smith Betty Lou Barkus Shirley Ba~ron Brélyn Gray Jane Johnson Bandy" Walker C. Walker Darwin Phyliss Ann Bioyx City Ed Smith Fed Oak Sinclair Refining Company U. S Sinclair Opaling Pennsylvania United States Navy Bloclair Refining Reading Bloclalr Praguete

Day Organization Elected Delegates for May Family Convention

A Chicago physician notes alcohol’s influence on musical vibrations. The Rochester Times Union reports the Day Organization elects delegates for a family convention with meetings set for May in Glenwood and surrounding precincts. Delegates from Henderson, Benton, Emeraph, East Deer Creek, Center, Malvern, and other townships are listed with chairs and committees named and temporary leaders appointed for unorganized areas.

Chaifian Henderson R. G. Dory C. Wi Byers T. D. Phillips Mra Pattl Benton Marion Wilson R. Clark Claude B. Wilson Glenn Brown Clyde Wartes Peatle McLain Gilbert Cheney W. A. Smith R. W. Davis East Deer Creek Eretzon George Phelps Mra A Culver L. L. Richardson Ww. C. Weh Misa Alice Bently BR. E. Gugeler West Osk R. O. Jackson Dire P. Branathan Paul Rowe A. M. McCluskey Bilver City F. G. Barnes R. PF. Galt Oak E. P. Bobbitt J. F. Kinney Glenwood Rev. Dobson A. G. Workman M. J. Williams Thira Ward Lippitt Anna Kemp Roy Lewis Chicago Rochester Times-Union

Fragmented text on postal reform and historic nerve system

The readable fragment discusses US postal history from Benjamin Franklin to the present, noting repeated efforts to remove feuds and the impact of postage costs on letter delivery and postal efficiency. It hints at an individual named ME and a proposed digest or presentation by a person indicated as a key speaker.

Samea Gonatese Benjamin Franklin Fédues Létteta Han

Essay lampoons the modern feminist hat fashion

A brief note mocks a modern feminist hat as ghastly yet hints at moments of fascination. The writer, in a wary tone, fears a person may overreact to the trend and questions broader fashion impulses.

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