4-H Show Tuesday Exhibits and Judging Contests Highlighted
Exhibits and judging contests dominated the annual Achievem ent Day show for county 4-H club members held Tuesday and Wednesday. The event featured livestock judging and showmanship, with Hoga Hagestock entries, notable poultry displays, and strong handicraft work from girls. Ed Wearth earned trips to the International Livestock Show in Chicago and the national 4-H club congress in Washington, D C., after championships. Grand Champions in livestock earned trips to Ames for next winter’s short course, with winners including Nick Hyde, Ed Wearth, John Pitzer, Edwin McGrew, Wayne Hilton, Otto Buck, Nob Wight, Keith Hopp, Jamie Summers, Kenneth Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Wearth
Chicago
Washington, D. C
Ames
Nick Hyde
John Pitzer
Edwin McGrew
Wayne Hilton
Guernsey
Otto Buck
Nob Wight
Keith Hopp
Jamie Summers
Kenneth Parker
Don Huey Wins Estes Park Trip for Paper Sales
Don Huey earned a free week in Estes Park, Colorado for stellar effort on his Omaha Bee News paper route. Keith Mossberry of Randolph also qualified and joined Huey on the trip alongside fellow carriers, celebrating strenuous work and increased sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Huey
Estes Park
Omaha
Bes-News
Donald Huey
Colo
Rocky Mountains
Keith Mossberry
Randolph
Highway Patrol in Town Saturday Observes Traffic Rules
Patrolmen Day and Dixon of the state highway patrol visited town Saturday to monitor traffic. They report most drivers try to obey laws though some do not. They note concerns with night driving, vehicle speed, steering gear, brakes, and truck overload. Trucks face 35 mph limits and buses 45 mph.
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Day
Dixon
State Highway Patrol
Alstrope Family Reunion Set for Aug 26 at Ira Frits Farm
The Thomas Alstrope relatives hold their annual reunion next Sunday, August 26, at the Ira Frits farm home south of Malvera. Family members from nearby areas are expected to attend the gathering with potential genealogical notes and shared meals.
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Alstrope Family
Thomas Alstrope
Ira Frits
Malvera
Jeweler W. L. Smith Introduces In-Store Cooling System
The W. L. Smith Jewelry store, located on the onset side of the street, claims to be the first business house to install an air cooling or conditioning system. Mr. Smith reportedly installed a fan with a cooler from another town theater, with a belt drive to a pulley. It uses outdoor air intake and is said to make a tremendous difference for shoppers.
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W. L. Smith Jewelry
Mr. Smith
Chantry Family Reunion At Beattie Home Malvern
A Chantry family reunion gathered at H. T. Beattie’s Malvern home on Wednesday bringing together Thomas and Hannah Chantry descendants from across Iowa and Nebraska. Attendees included M. A. Chantry Omaha J P Chantry Bloy Ariz Ralph Reed Casey Blanche Jacobson Chicago John L Chantry Des Moines Glen Chantry Des Moines Mauda Chantry Swisher Greenfield and others sharing memories and renewing ties to pioneer heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Chantry
H. T. Beate
Malvern
Thomas
Hannah Chantry
Iowa
West Chester
Penn
Lee
van Buren Counties
Guthrie County
Henry W. Grieve
Central City
Nebr
M. A. Chantry
Omaha
J. P
F. R. Chantry
H. T. Beattie
Harriett and
James
Druggists Meet in Malvern Thursday
Fourteen druggists from Group 20 of the state druggists association gathered in Malvern for dinner at the Malvern Tea Room and a business session. Ed Casey of Red Oak presided in President E W Knight’s absence as members discussed trade practices and association concerns amid lively discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Malvern Tea Room
E. W. Knight
Ed Casey
Red Oak
Empress to Give Matinee Sunday
An erroneous notice indicates a matinee at the Bayorel theatre on Sunday featuring a film about the Shipley Temple voyage. The fragment suggests the feature is among the best writen. details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Light Showers Bring Relief to Droughted Fields
Showers reached Rolin in a cooling, gentle rain Monday night after several false starts. Iowa Nebraska substation recorded 0.31 inch of rainfall, bringing cooler temperatures that created a fall atmosphere. Cornfields burned last week but benefited from the moisture. exposed fields suffered definite damage.
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Rolin
Milla County
Iowa-Nebraska
Achievement Day Program Climaxed Mills County 4-H Work
The Mills county 4-H club members staged an Achievement Day at the fair grounds Tuesday evening led by Mrs. Clinton Parker and County Agent Bruce Kilpatrick. Amy Hammers was installed as the first honorary 4-H member. The program featured a Color Revue, music from Bohemian Girl selections, and vocal numbers by Harriet Beattie, Jeannette Luther, Vernon Bobbitt, and Shirley Lincoln with Eloise Dodder on piano. Continued on page five.
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Milla County
Fair Grounds
Clinton Parker
Bruce Kilpatrick
Mills County
Amy Hammers
Clever Cooky
Sil Jverette
Ward Fickel
Mills Countians
Harriett Beattie
Jeannette Luther
Vernon Bobbitt
Shirley Lincoln
Eloise Dodder
Misa Beattie
Marble Halla
Vern
Luth Jonna Life Guard Badge Earned at Werley Chapel
The season's sole local award goes to Red Cross force guard badge recipient Mack Henly of the company pool. He demonstrates skill in lifesaving and signaling while on duty at Werley Chapel, with teammates noting his dexterity and bravery during a rescue drill.
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Werley Chapel
Mack Henly
Swhomlos
Pauleky
Thirteen Mills County 4-H Members to State Fair Contests
Thirteen 4-H Club members will represent Mills county at the Iowa State Fair this week and next. Three judging and demonstration teams and five individuals will travel to Des Moines, with livestock, poultry judging teams leaving today and others departing Sunday to join in various contests. Top performers include Dick Hyde, Keith Hopp, Jamie Summers, Julius Buch in livestock. Trula Fern and Virginia Dell Chamberlain in poultry. Billy Kop Esther Jean Trively and Donald Trively as champions. Rudy Karr and Inez Powles lead the girls demonstration team headed for Des Moines.
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Mills County
Des Moines
Sunfay
Ben Moines
Dick Hyde
Keith Hopp
Jamie Summers
Julius Buch
Trula Fern Chamberlain
Virginia Dell Chamberlain
Billy Kop
Esther Jean Trively
Donald Trively
Pen
Rudy Karr
Inez Powles
Mary Elizabeth Summers
Farm Bureau Picnic Draws 2600 Under County Day
A large crowd gathered for the All County Farm Bureau picnic held at the fair grounds. About 2600 attendees enjoyed contests, horse and mule demonstrations, softball games, and speeches including Louis Kelehan of the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Insurance department. The event featured sportsmanship contests and a broad program for farmers and townspeople alike.
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Farm Bureau
Fair Grounds
Pontes
Boyea
Louis Kelehan
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Insurance Department
Kelehan
Cold Storage Instala New Butter Printer at Plant
Malvern Cold Storage and treameary installed a modern device in their creamery to package butter into neat Pound units. The system can print or pack butter in 10 Pound and 20 Pound capacities, enabling higher throughput and efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Instala New
Malvern
F Austin Passes YMCA Test For Examiner Work
F Austin completed the YMCA test to qualify as an examiner. Despite garbled wording, the report notes the examination occurred during a busy period and resulted in certification for the organization’s exam duties.
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F. Austin
Ymca Teast
Sequoia Park Scenic Wonderland Journey Through California
Miss Helen Zene Wortman writes of a west coast trip passing from cool Los Angeles weather to hot desert heat then through the San Joaquin valley and fruit-rich hills. The ascent toward the mountains features vineyards, orchards, switchbacks, and a sleepy drive that is easier at night.
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Helen Zene Wortman
California
Los Angele
Seauion
Los Angeles
San Joaquin Valley
Tre Camatil Ranges
Thakerefied
Preitier Sertion
Thompson
Duak
Health Champions Crowned in Mills County Contest
Mills County doctors led by Drs. Edgar Christy D W Harman and J U Parsons assessed health standards in Malvern Glenwood and nearby areas. Mary Elizabeth Summers of Malvern was named healthiest girl and Donald Keith Happ of Glenwood healthiest boy as the program emphasized conformity to standard measurements and healthful living.
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Edgar Christy
Partenogs
D. W. Harman
Glenwood
J. UL Parsons
Malvern
Odesta
Elands
D. N. Summers
Three Courses Open to Students Here
Malvern high school outlines curricular options for prospective students. The board offers a college preparatory track with standard college admission subjects. Science and mathematics courses are available along with history and political science. A robust work training department provides practical shop and lab experiences.
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Malvern High School
Board of Education
Bagdal
Vinwiateed
Athens
First Sale Here Next Week Starts Saturday Season
Andy Hares Miner announces the opening of his Saturday sale season for Saturday. This marks the fourth year under Mr. Berkhimer with steady yearly advance. Goods come from various buyers and sellers across the county with Hyestook and merchants also bringing items. A large crowd is expected and listings can be made with Mr. Kurk hiimer or at The Leader office for next week's advertisement. The sale begins promptly at one p.m.
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Andy Hares
Berkhimer
Sald
Uttsa
Otyers
Ovyery
Kurkhiimer
Werkhimer
Stinard Family of Albany Visit Here in Our Town
Mr and Mrs J F P Stinard and their children Chines and Siary Margaret of Albany New York arrived today for a two week visit with Mrs Stinards father Mot Davia. Charles has completed the third year of a pre medical course at Union University Schenectady. He has been awarded for scholastic record and expects a degree soon. She is a cultivated pianist. The family plans to visit Northfield Seminary Massachusetts and East Northfield for religious education courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. FP
Stinard
Chines
Siary Margaret
Albany
Shy
Din Bible
Trame Eecmetites
Northfield Semtary
North Tte
Mass
Vern McMahill Receives Swift Co Promotion
Mrs Vern McMahill of Carthage reports that Vern McMahill has been transferred to Beaux City to oversee the Swift & Company unit there. He has directed the Carthage Swift business for several years and will move promptly to take charge of the new branch.
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Vern McMahill
Swift Co
Carthage
Biewix City
Swift & Company
Swift
Aenie Cine
Fawn
Udvanes
Ma MeMultilda
No Tax Payers on Hand to Object
Fragmentary OCR note mentions names and places in unclear sequence. It references a party or entity objecting and implies a financial or legal matter with possible surnames like Deane Wade and a location or event in a distant city. The readable bits suggest a formal objection or record entry with undefined context.
Swimming Pool Carnival Capped Season Tonight
Malvern pool closes season with an evening carnival featuring varied open swim, announcing a 7:30 p.m. start. The event aims to draw spectators to view the swimming displays and races with seating arranged for attendees. Admission is charged for spectators and includes men and women’s freestyle and stroke events.
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Malvern
Boetarer Muntetpil Silmratig
Elas
Stmeanie
O'Elwek
Anil
All Softball Games Postponed for Carnival
All softball games postponed for carnival evening to allow fans to attend the pool carnival. Regular schedule will resume after. Diving competition open to three groups with awards. Deanty contest for county entrants. John Howle to perform an 80 fire dive into a pool. Sy Wearth Jr in charge of pool meet with entry blanks. No entry fee. management seeks as many entries as possible. Frank Anatin serving as waiting and diving judge. Events include 60 yd free style for kids, 60 yd free style for adults, back stroke, breast stroke, underwater swim, four diver diving contest, fire dive, beauty contest.
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Quide Wlan
Wil Hen Deanty
John Howle
Sy Wearth Jr
Mangement Ia
Frank Anatin
Sixty Attend Shook Reunion on Sunday
The third annual Shook reunion was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Sowers near Henderson. A noon dinner for 69 guests preceded an afternoon program by local youths including piano and vocal pieces, readings, and recitations. A short business meeting selected officers for the next year and noted attendees from Mills County and surrounding areas.
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Wan
James Sowers
Henderson
Pic
Fale Lows
the Moon Rucket
Pauline Miller
Reading
Edith Economices
Rvvlyn Shook
Myst Jyn Jane Shook
Isle
Capri
Clytte Shook
Chyahe Phook
Reyse Ures Myrl
Yeparter
Syone
Norra Berestan
Worden
Gage
Janta
Holy
Jota Gibson
Dave Shook
Virgeville
Hous Bring $11.80 Noflpacat ot a dey ta Pans PR
A garbled note indicates a person named Bob Pentay in a Paris event at the AMA. The text is unclear but suggests a monetary amount of 11.80 and references a daily rate or cost. The readable fragment points to a local or sports item with uncertain details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Pentay
Phe Howe
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Jeweler
W. L. Smith
Chantry
Beattie
Tlw Bayoreaa Theater
Suilay
Shipley
Pravk Austin
Aeedstan
YMCA
Snather
Dy Heatrite
Nuh
Sequoia Park Scenic Wonderland
Mills County Physicians
Donald Hopp
Pavilion
von Travee
Gabe
Pye Meat Corp
Deane Wace
Wade
James Sowera
Glen Sundgrass
Glen Shook
Dean
Luridge Shook
Clyde Shook
Leach Miller
Tyan Shook
Mithebter Byelw
Aun Mra
Hazel Sowers
Emerson
Frank Showk
Futmdly
Mra
Brad Obirk
Wid Vons
Paxings
Orrisemth
Ands Gerlly
Giauvegdy Stess
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