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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1944

Page

5

This Week Mite County and Local Notices

Otis tops the took at 93 years of plogrety in a county weekly feature by L L Grennan. Haesk notes to come, Greenwatt to Sorte, and Pentot the Hawk tie leader with Oilers Heebally. The piece covers early Gay life, a book tale of plonast dave, and town events. The library boat, board meetings, and school board actions are described. A heavy sign informs Malvern residents the post office location has moved to the Community building lawn.

Ottis L. L Grennan Haesk Greenwitt Fife Teeeday Malvern

Funeral Services for Alton Swain

Funeral services were held Tuesday at Mansfield Funeral Home for Alton Swain aged 64. The Rev. Mr Swanson of Grace Methodist Church of Omahs officiated, with Mrs. McR. Chantry and Mrs. Sostello providing music. Swain, who died in Battle, Wash., attended Loneliness College at Beaver Dam Wis and was a member of the Masons lodge. He was married to Olive M. Swain.

Mansfield Alton Swain Swanson Grace Methodiat Churelf Omahs Muaio B.cr. Chantry Sere Sostello Ra. Danner Ai Palikenr W. D. Seer Malvern Wash Lonelyness College Beaver Dam Wiz Ma‘sonls Lodge Olive Pons Oslitormla

Malvern Community Club Reorganizes For Active Year

A Malvern group revived the Community Club with 100 percent member support for monthly meetings and a $16 annual dues. Old officers were briefly retained and new posts created as members pledged vigorous debate on local problems and greater civic involvement. Dr D M M Kittie praised the 1944 fair’s progress and urged continued community leadership.

Malvern's Cvh Llfe Brother Ten Malverndate F. Pace Billleen J. A. Rise Bytndten Pantswoboda B. W. Hight R. W. Baiyeta Kalghe

Youth Dance Friday Evening at Community Building

A youth dance will be held Friday evening at the Community building to honor efforts by the American Legion Auxiliary and Band Mother and a committee. Attendance has been good and more recreation forms are planned. Local attendees include Bally Hickox, Mrs. Robert Swain, Miss Alice Omar, Mrs. Theron Bwaln, and many others from Boone, Chicago, Omaha, and Ogden.

American Legion Bally Hickox Robert Ronnie Swain Mra Petorega Omepar Charles Omar Alice Omar Tabor Bwaln Raw Swains Boone James Byain James Byain,of Chicagos Mra. “Helen 'Davinon, 2 and Mrs. Theron Gene Bwaln Beattle Robert Elliott Leadsville Golg Misa Hazel Dunols Virginia Plokardot Omaha Darrel Davisoning Ryan Paul’ Swain Blyin Swain Ogden

County Budget Hearings Prompt Calls for Funds and Textbooks

Lakpayera objected only briefly at budget hearings as two county representatives spoke. A Burlington railway rep urged trimming balances, while the board of supervisors argued for ample funds for needed road improvements. The county board of education weighed new textbooks and school code changes proposed by the interim committee, and a mapping hearing for the Nishna Bola river floods was scheduled in Red Oak for September 2. Written comments were encouraged by the engineer.

Lakpayera Burlington Railway Board of Supervisors Board’ of Education Bola Rivera Stresma Bhate

Sgt Howard Robinson Receives Combat Medal Amid Ribbons

Sgt Howard Robinson is awarded the Combat Medal as he continues to receive service ribbons. The notice notes a $108 monthly raise and prior decorations, highlighting ongoing honors in his military service.

Howard Robinson Gambet

Brahmas Event and Rodeo Showdown Scheduled

A garbled report hints at a rodeo and thrill show this year featuring the Brahmas and Basie. Judges will convene on Tuesday and Wednesday to assess entries in a community event with potential prize details and exhibition acts.

Soldier Moore Award Notice Recalled by Mrs Moore

Mrs Charles M Moore of Coun vill recalls the Purple Heart award for her husband Sgt Moore who was slightly wounded in service with the 2nd Town National Guard. He went overseas February 1 1943 and is the son of Mr and Mrs Moats long time Hastings residents now in Portland Oregon working in shipyards.

Charles M.moore Counvil Moore Sgt.Moore Hka National Guard Moats Hastings Flva Portland Gre

Republican Women Hold Callada Meeting

Republican Women held a Callada meeting with Mrs. Boord serving fruit tea after. Dr. L. P. Carlson of Columbus Neb began work as Inspector of poultry at Jerbe's eviscerating plant, auditing birds for disease before processing. The family thanks friends, neighbors, and the American Legion for cards and kindness after the passing of their husband and father, signed by Mrs. D. W. Bushnell and children.

L. P. Carlson Columbus Neb Jerbe's Carlwon Nelgubore American Legion Mia D. W.bushnell

Sidney Heselquiet at Rotary Club Tuesday

Sidney Heselquiet spoke at a Rotary Club meeting on Tuesday, sharing experiences from his service. The informal talk was informative and well received by the club members. Card of Thanks expresses deep gratitude to friends and hospital staff.

Sidney Heselquiet Rotary Club Sidney Hadselquist Malvero Rotarians Heshelquist Selub Bow Hospital

Malvern Jerpel plant reshapes poultry line and jobs

The Jerpe Commission Co plant in Malvern shifted from egg breaking to eviscerating and processing poultry. About 200 workers, including 62 women in the eviscerating room, handle killing, cleaning, and packing as production rises to 17 birds per minute. The plant, previously egg breaking, now focuses on poultry with a large output for shipping. Local fire department and neighbors aided after a farm fire.

Jerpe Commission Co Robart Cozed Jerpo's Malvern Inc Omaha Jerpe

Last Rites for G W Bushnell Held at Mansfeld

Funeral services for Curtis Wayne Bushnell were conducted at Mansfeld Funeral Home with Rev. Lester Hall leading. He was born September 14, 1875 in Eldred, IL, married Ettie Culwell in 1899, had eight children, lived in Town 28 years, farmed until ill health, spent months in Lincoln veterans hospital, died at home after moving from Hastings and Malvern, survived by wife, seven children, two sisters and a brother.

Mansfeld Funeral Home C. W. Bushnell Lester G, Hall The Methodist Church Mra EB. Smith J. M. Cummings J. E. Biltson C. A. Boyer Wm. Reed Vernon CroUse Jake Fruster W. D. Slothower American Legion Curtis Wayne Buehsell Eldred Ettle Vernelia Culwell Columbia Amn Bushnell Malvern Hastings Veterans' Hospital Lincoln Neb Frank Baldwin Decatur Atmos Brown White Hall Rutledge Bushnell Wilber Nosekabel Melvern Frad Forbes Plattemouth Kenneth Plummer Grand Island

New Railway for Coal Bins in Malvern

Green Bay Lumber Co plans a spur from Malvern Milling Co siding to a new coal storage dump. Council granted permission to cross south Second Ave. Construction to start when C B & Q builds the spur. Facilities will store 800 to 1,000 tons of coal in open wood with a concrete floor, between the Wabank and Darlington spur, across from Malvern mill.

Aince Malvern Green Bay Lumber Co Malvern Milling Co South Second Ave W. B. Schumann C. B. & Q. Railroad Co Thay Wabank Darlington Malvern Till ABA

Fire destroys barn at R B Hale farm in Nebraska

Lightning struck the large barn on the R B Hale farm west of Ashland Nebraska Friday, destroying needed equipment, about 40 bales of oat straw, and 12 tons of hay. The fire destroyed the barn before responders arrived. part of the logs are insured. A passerby alerted the Shocks and released a saddle horse.

R. L. Hale Hantmermill Melvarn Melvarn Fire Department Shook

Mills County War Bond Success Report Exceeds Quotas

W BR Bylogton Mills county War Finance chairman reports Fifth War Loan drive results showing sales of 742 994 oboutst 524 000 quota by 42 percent Exceeded E quota 337 300 by 19 percent and individual quota 482 000 by 41 percent Corporation quota 48 000 by 47 percent Post offices in Mills county ranked seventh in sales among Iowa counties in the drive The committee credits newspaper cooperation for the strong showing and notes space donated by papers to promote war bonds.

Mills W. BR. Bylogton Ita Ite Llosa Dijyes Mille Coyne Mills County Black Hawk Clinton Dubuque Linn Polk Scott Milla County War Activities Committee Comiittes Coubly Chathaan Pinckes

2001 conservation effort and land use plans noted

The report highlights a 2001 push for conservation and prudent land use. It mentions plans for equipment displays on grounds and organizers coordinating activities, with some garbled phrases indicating preparations for events and participation by various groups. The overall tone suggests progress and community engagement.

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Mite County Seattle Community Club Lot Robinson Beerk Ence & Thrill the ‘Brahmas BFE Dgrei An Tary Oty Boord Mercury Malvern Fire Department Thair Glyde G, W. Bushnell Mansfield Funeral Home RB. L. Hale Farm Walter Brown Ashland Bert L. Bushnell Los Angeles Cal Lindell W. Bushnell Sod Barl Marines South Pacific Valine Sbuphons
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