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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1939

Page

5

End of county fair clues at Mills County celebration plans

The Mills County county fair wraps up with two major events on the horizon the Silver City Fall Festival August 31 to September 2 and the Emerson celebration to follow These gatherings boost community spirit and enterprise Exhibits improved grounds and remodeled race horse barns drew praise 4H stock shows yielded profits while Aimdar Shows lighting added spectacle Rainy weather proved costly but appreciated The Leader features more fair photos with extra copies available for five cents including mailing.

Mills County Silver City Emerson

Softball Doubleheader In Malvern Tonight Under Lights

Softballers come to town for a doubleheader at the new fairgrounds field. Hastings faces both CCCamp and Platteville, a fast club with two losses this season. Possible pitchers include McMahan for the Camp Ward for Platteville and Fickel Fellows and Millikan for the locals.

Bob Moore Fairgrounds Malvern Hastings Cccamp Platteville Ames CCC McMahan Smooth Finger Ward Fickel Fellows Millikan

Board selects fifth grade teacher for Malvern schools

The Malvern Board of Education elected Pearl Geiger of Minden to teach the fifth grade for the coming year. She studied at State Teachers college Cedar Falls and has seven years of Town public schools experience. For two years she taught the fifth grade at Panorg and directed music in the grades. Geiger is active in extracurriculars and highly recommended.

Board of Education Pearl Geiger Minden Malvern Miss Geiger State Teachers College Cedar Falls Panorg

Wet Week Weather Daubs Town With Light Showers

A wet week left about 1.7 inches of precipitation as showers dotted the area. Temperatures mostly cooled to comfortable levels, with several bands of rain moving through the region.

4 H Girls Prize Worning Ability At County Fair

Mills County fair hosted the 4 H Girls Achievement show with 136 entries and 326 jars of food. Judges Mrs J C Everds Ames and Miss Lillian Lewis assessed work across clubs led by Ray Plumb Joh Wright Argi Bacon Henry Thieschafer Jack Smith Harley Stevenson. Betty Plumb topped entries with 22 jars. Helen Schroeder among top performers.

Mills County J. C. Everds Ames Lillian Lewis Clever Cooks Club Ray Plumb Loyal Lyonnettes Joh Wright Hastings Hustlers Bearoff Homeworkers Argi Bacon Belles of St

No Ordinary Blood Type Found in Porrest Kirby

Last Friday Porrest Kirby underwent a rare blood type test after Aire Her bert Holliday of Omaha fell ill with pneumonia requiring a transfusion. Tests revealed Kirby possessed blood type No. 4, usable in any transfusion, a discovery that sparked hospital talk as Mr Kirby reportedly helped with wealth talks while Mrs Holliday showed improvement after the transfusion and the hospital work resumed Saturday morning.

Porrest Kirby Aire Herbert Holliday Ouiaha Kirby Holliday

Kelley Steiner Dies in Explosion Near Emerson

Kelley Steiner, 26, was killed in a Monday morning explosion at his northwest Emerson home. Firefighters saved the house as Steiner, burned severely, died at Red Oak Hospital. Funeral held at his mother's home on Wednesday.

Kelley Steiner Emerson Pasoline Barre Eaerson Albert Stuart Jerlee Lynn Omaha Dean Champ Fifa Glatya

Polo Matches Popular At Fair Here Last Week

A large crowd braved wind and dust Thursday afternoon to watch polo at the fair. Spencer faced Omaha in a fast six chukker match ending 9-5. Stanley Smith 17, dazzled the crowd with riding while captains Ketterson and Joe Smith showed skill. rain later cut short planned baseball and a motorcycle show.

Polo Ig Fieht Nd Oimehas Spencer Omaha Ketterson Joe Smith Malvern Mineola

Mortgage Release Fee Imposed in Mills County

A ruling from the Attorney General’s office announces a new charge on each chattel mortgage release in Mills County. The fee adds to bookkeeping costs and will be credited to the county, with Ke Finer winning the seat amid the Tuesday morning suit.

Mills Ie Attorney's General Ke Finer

County's Healthiest Citizen Corliss Jordan Highlighted

Corliss Jordan of Emerson is praised as a model young citizen benefiting from 4-H club work and training. At 18 she maintains a 99.85 score, helps with farm duties, is an active club worker, and plans to be Emerson High School's senior while enjoying life.

Corliss Jordan Emerson Corliss Guy Jordan Emerson High School

Max Boles Receives Grand Ellamation Trophy at Angus Steer Show

Pleased as punch was Max Boles to receive the grand ellamation trophy for his fine Angus steer. Announcer Jim Iurtey asked the crowd to cheer as Hurley spoke at length, and Malvern Volunteer Fire Department made him an honorary member with a bright orange shirt amid thousands of onlookers.

Max Boles Angus Steer Jim Iurtey Hurley Malvern Volunteer Eire Department

G E Societies To Broadcast Sunday Program

Gurisaan Bue Jeayor eadetius will broadcast over KMA Shenandoah Sunday from 6 to 690. Malvern Presbyterian church contributes service with solos and duets by Hur det Talbont Betty Basry Dorothy Sturbower Ruth Clark Harriot Tabbott Malvolia Campbell. Additional members and efforts from Christian Endeavor join in rehearsals for the Promina event. public is urged to listen.

Mills County Gurisaan Bue Jeayor Eadetius KMA Shenandoah Malvern Presbyterian Church Jesus Redeemer Hur Det ‘Talbont Betty Basry Dorothy Sturbower Ruth Clark Harriot Tabbott Huth Clark Malvolia Campbell Christian Elen Lincoln

Mills County Fair Declared One Of The Best In Years

Several thousand Mills County residents gathered for the 1949 Mills County Fair, praised for favorable weather and a strong program. The three day event offered education and recreation, reviving memories of past county fairs. Rain improved grounds but dampened the final night festivities.

Mills

Mis Pet Aims to Satisfy Broad Support for Program

Finances remain unsettled with complete figures due next week. The reception shows widespread satisfaction with the program, keeping residents content. Revenue from Tuesday evening show would influence future improvements, and the county plans to back the project to sustain momentum.

County Fair Show Delivers Strong Livestock Exhibits

The fair drew 4 H beef entries, 8 dairy classes, and a robust colt show indicating late county interest in breeding. Poultry was the standout segment, perhaps the best yet, with judge Paul Johnson of Crawford County praising quality. Limited shelter from the CCC truck garage reduced comfort but not crowds or judging. Continued on page 8.

Milla County Inca CCC Pig and Lamb Club Paul Johnson Crawford County

Methodist Conference Highlights Church Progress and Leadership

The fourth quarterly Methodist conference met after Sunday worship with Dr. W H Meredith district superintendent delivering the address and leading the proceedings. Reports showed improved department activity, Ruth Oriental Circle reporting its first annual, Mrs Ralph Benton to leave Cherokee, auditorium redecorated, parsonage being painted, all funded on a pay as you go plan.

The Methodist Church W. H. Meredith Meredith Young Ladies’ Missionary Society Ruth Oriental Circle Ralph Benton Cherokee Calkins

Correction: Johnson at Joslyn Memorial in Omula Sunday

A correction specifies Virginia Johnson with a slug at Joslyn Memorial in Omula on Sunday afternoon August 20, replacing the previously printed Inut Sunday date.

Virginia Johmson Joslyn Memorial Omula

Corn Loans Information At Malvern Auction Yard

County officials announce a Tuesday meeting to discuss corn loan details at the Malvern auction yard. Attendees will receive guidance on payment terms, eligibility, and delivery dates for producers seeking loan support.

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