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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1931

Page

5

Fifty-Seventh Fair Ends With Successful Show In Mills County

The fifty-seventh Mills County Fair closed Friday night after one of the largest night shows. Officials said crowds and exhibits were strong, though a small financial deficit may occur pending a full audit. Free acts, racing, and daily baseball entertained attendees, with notable acts by Josef Blank and company, Frank Verado and Vera Patt, Patrick and Reda Trio, and the Three White Kuhns. Marie DuMont and Oliver Thomas also drew crowds. The midway was busy, but farm machinery displays were down this year, except for Kance & Nelson and Andersons Exhibits F and Son Galway North West Mills remain.

Mills County Josef Blank and Frank Verado Vera Patt Qpatrick Reda White Kuhns Drew Higheat Pratse. Marie DuMont Oliver Thomas Kance & Netnon International Harvester Company Andersons Anderson & Son of north‘West Mills

Burglars Take Four Suits From Randerson Store

Malvern burglars worked early Tuesday, leaving with four suits from Randerson. Nightwatchman Frazier spotted two suspects near the Wabash depot as a large white truck vanished over a hill. Guards, armed, stood by the old First National bank and Iowa State Savings, while Sheriff DeMoss and Deputy Cooney investigated possible clues at the Kunne and Nelson elevator and other sites.

Malvern Frazier Wabash Aa Hoe Man Frazier Flrat National Iowa State Savings Bank Larkin Rang Derson Phay Marka Gladstons Kunne & Nelson DeMoss Cooney Qtenwood

Pool Open Free for Remainder of Season

The Malvern pool, completed last week, will be free to use until the 1932 season begins. A life guard will be on duty 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and temporary dressing tents are provided. Bath houses will be built later this fall or winter, with a protective fence and cement walks to be added before the season starts.

L. W. Hoehner Malvern Hfe

Company I Leaves for Camp Dodge on Saturday Evening

Company I 188th Iowa Infantry departs Glenwood Saturday for Camp Dodge for a two week encampment. The unit, with 63 men and 3 officers, traces World War I service from 1914 through 1918 including Chateau Thierry. A dust storm followed by three hours of steady rain added 1.58 inches to the year’s rainfall.

Camp Dodge 188Th Iowa Infantry Glenwood Co. I Des Moines Camp Mills N. Y Bent England Liverpool Des. 1 France Chateau Thierry Charles R. Seitz William A. Benincosa George W. Bolen Leland E. Chris Inger Marie A. Meacham Kenneth Patton Edger F. Perdew Russel G. Ridenour Berwyn H. Hamilton George A. Marshall John Benincosa Beryl C. Morford Reginald B. Myers Glen L. Rhoates Earl Q. Stacy Franklin Banister Aaron B. Chrisinger Russell G. Cheyney William E. Capps Conrad A. Flinn Lawrence A. Gessman Eldon B. Haven Rudolph E. Huebner Stiec Dass Howard A Kates Charles F. Morse Howard G. McKern Stewart H. Osterholm Paul W. Paillips Donald W. Ridenour James E. Allhes Delbert V. Benedict Harry M. Bea Fred H. Barmour Victor E. Crouch Thorne W. Cheyney George WW. Folkerts Jay H. Grage Hayden R. Morris Faye F. Miller Lea Parrett Albert FP. Skages

Fifty-Seventh Mills County Fair Draws Visitors Coast to Coast

The fifty-seventh Mills County Fair attracted attendees from far and near with visitors from New York, California, Chicago, and multiple Midwest locales. Notable attendees included Prof. and Mrs. J Btleard, Margaret Rou, Charien Altany of New York, MG Bod Mew Gee of Low Ne, Mrs. Grant Summers, Mrs. Juez Smith and son of Omaha, and Harald Jones and Gordon Hoykutel of Chicago.

Mills County Pealdes Milley Poundng Ffty New York California Fewpondpute Prof Myre J Btleard Savehten Margaret Rou, Charien Altany N.Y Bebure Low Grant Summers Juez Smith Onwha Mig Nettle Gay Chicago Newell Barbours Marlyn Tread Olathe Kan Harald Jones Min Gordon Hoykutellow

Bantiate to Picnic at Baptist Sunday Meeting

The Baptist church and Sunday method will hold their annual gathering in the Weak's grave next Friday. Attendees may walk about at about 1 o'clock. A way will be provided for those who Travel. Menu items and dishes will be served.

Baptist Church

Henderson Man Receives Eighteen Cents for Steer

A Henderson area farmer named Dave Williams shipped a steer to Omaha. After inspectors, sales charges, and transportation, he received 18 cents net. The steer was later found diseased, contrasting a prior Page county case of 86 cents net.

Page County Dave Williams Henderson Omaha Williams

Robert L. Campbell Buried Wednesday

Funeral services for Robert J. Campbell were held at the Methodist church in Malvern. He died in Council Bluffs after a short illness and was buried beside Eva Campbell in Malvern cemetery. Campbell leaves three sons and multiple siblings with a large circle of friends, and former pallbearers included Horton Beam and George Salyers.

Robert J. Campbell Methodist Church Malvern Chile Mr. Campbell Council Bluffa Silver City Mills County Horton Beam Ita H. Fritz Choa Salyers George F. Salyers Fred Durbin Paul Slothower Robert L. Campbell Decatur County Theie Hawaii Eva Garrett Verl Washington Cleo Glencos Ill Robert C Kansas City Kan Eva Campbell Battern

Civic Improvement Club Plans for Pool Equipment

The Civic Improvement Club met Monday to plan funding for pool equipment including a 4% fence, bath houses, and park landscaping. A chicken supper on Sept. 5 kicks off efforts with more fundraisers planned through winter to raise sufficient money. Officers are W. M. Hiett president, Wao Ala trope vice president, J. Wearth secretary treasurer, with an executive committee led by Mrs. Hiett and others listed for supervision.

Civic Improvement Club W. M. Hiett W. Wo Alatrope Mra J. Wearth Mra Hint Meade Olg Kine OM Bumped J. Wemrta Meanaland A. A. Basler Panwa HA Gallier Brobert Beeyaer

Funeral Services for Mrs Daisy De Wolf Held Friday

Funeral services for Mrs Daisy De Wolf of Emerson were held Friday at the Emerson Baptist church. The obituary notes she was born October 16 1883 near Lewis and died August 18 1991 at her son Paul Richardsen’s Emerson home. She was 47 years, 9 months, and 26 days old. Burial followed at North Grove cemetery.

Daisy B DeWolf Emerson Emerson Baptist Church Joseph Stille DeWolf Mille County Paul Richardaun North Grove Walter Boylan Orville Durbin Bert Scott Will Young Chas. Vestal Robert Good W. Cramer B. Greenwood J. N. Cheney Winifred Daisy Ann Benedict Lewis Ife Paul Daisy Horace Lemira Jane Benedict Nebraska Hastings Tialsgy Navy Walterb. Richardson Glenwood Paul Walter Glen DewWolf Gordon, Nebr Harry Homer Benevict Omaha George Pickrel George Smith North Grova Cemetery Christian Church

Malvern Pool Draws Crowds as Warm Weather Lures Shoppers

Malvern merchants find a lull in business as hundreds of residents and neighboring towns flood the new pool. The town’s first hot spell brings large crowds, with about 400 swimmers Sunday and more Monday, as the fire truck spectacle and new facilities draw families from Hamburg Randolph Tabor Glenwood and nearby areas. Lifeguard Jon Chantry oversees 10 am to 10 pm use. the pool, fed by the Malvern Cold Storage system, holds 600 swimmers at once with 2000 bathers daily capacity.

Malvern Malevern Jon Chantry Mulvern Hamburg Randolph Tabor Glenwood Mal Vern D. EB. Whitfield J. W. Boehner Glenwaond Eesyard Frederick Workman

4-H Clubs Show Strong at Mills County Fair Exhibits

Junior 4-H clubs play a vital role in the Mills County Fair with broad participation across all exhibit classes. The Clever Cooks Bread Club represented Mills County at the State Fair after winning first place in health cookies, while three bread club teams demonstrated at the county fair. Judges, including Mrs. Mlelfred Jones of Wick, Iowa, evaluated floral hall displays as part of the events.

Mills Clever Cooks Ry Lettle Uradey Clever Cooks Club Jeanette Guther Lola Whison Milla County Mlelfred Jones Wick Iowa Floral Hall Marjorie Donner Bernice Schoening

Coronal Meet Here By Council Bluffs Club

Members of the Council Bluffs Business and Professional Women's club plan a last summer meeting at the Malvern tea room. They will meet at the Hotel Chieftain at 348 p m to travel to the event Thursday evening.

Council Bluffs

Card of Thanks for floral tributes after loss

A note expressing sincere appreciation for the beautiful floral tributes received after the death of Mrs. Jalsy DeWalt. The message thanks the Westins Of sysipathy and Paul Rehardson for their support and compassion on the day of the passing.

Jalsy DeWalt

Unclear Names Highlight Odd Creston Area Notices

Fragmented OCR lists multiple individuals and places in Nebraska and nearby states. Readable items name Clarence Waggoner Creston Alig George Smith Nela Delavan Mow and others. Mentions Onwaha Richland Kin Lanna Ran Uowen Nebr Novih Platte.

Clarence Waggoner Creston Alig Cieormge Smith Nela Delavan Unt Beter Wet Onwaha Ale Sted Buawll Richland Kin Korte L Iese Lanna Ran Oy Uowen Abd Won Aks Nebr BE. Doutt Bila Thay Hawel Af Haley Ore Aira Novih Platte

Methodists Honor Senior Church Members in Malvern Service

The Malvern Methodist church plans a Sunday morning service to honor senior members. Special transport arrangements are set for attendees with a committee led by J. B. Bickel, George Salyers, Ded W. Haver, and J. McClymond coordinating transport and arrangements for the event.

Methodist Church Malvern Thia Eroup Aospecial Transportuign Tee J. 2. McClymond J. B. Bickel George Salyers Ded W. Haver

New Fire Truck on View at Malvern Fair Thursday

A preview at the Malvern fair announced a new Peter Pirsch and Sons fire truck. Built with a 23-foot ladder and 200-foot booster hose, the vehicle features a 26-gallon hand water pump, foam extinguisher, and multiple nozzles. The town council and firemen led the two-month delivery process after bonds and a tax levy funded the purchase in 1920.

Malyvernfays Vie Leckenas Vielite Condo Neg Jn Pete Minded Bell Xiren Peter Pirsch Honda Middle West Malvern Plang Red Oak Fire Department Bor Raweil Ona Saom

Sixty Attend Allely Reunion in Lincoln Nebraska

Descendants of Joseph Allely gathered for their annual Allely Day reunion at Antes lope Park in Lincoln Nebraska. The event marked a long-standing family gathering of Fremont County settlers with extended relatives from Malvern Imogene Shenandoah and Kearney among attendees and honorees tracing roots to 1844 in County Fermanagh before moving to Iowa and then Nebraska.

Joseph Allely Anteslope Park Lincoln Neby Fremont County Allely Keng Fermaragynoveland Nels H. O. Allely Mathew Ray Allely Imogene Alely Malvern Isle Allely Addsons Fannaiiy Walla Shag Mdvely Aid May Bawa Raymond Nebr Atig Adely Mb Thelma Tely Tdnwoln

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Randersons Peter Birseh & Pump Neersenry Equity Sons Continental Motorment Daisy DeWolf Mills County Fair Il B Busi Coronal Paul Rehardson Biehool Bupl Haml Beoka Mindy
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