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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1935

Page

5

Malvern Opens School Year With Expanded Curriculum

Malvern schools open for the session with a broad curriculum including strengthened home economics and the elimination of vocational agriculture. Registration for high school students is set for Saturday morning with classes resuming Monday. A strong faculty is lined up with new and returning teachers from multiple colleges and towns, aiming to start the year in a well organized, orderly fashion.

Malvern Mille County Elrs Berlin Favoral M. Davison Iowa State College State University of Iowa Katherine Walker Des Moines A. B Penn College Winifred Nervig Humboldt Carlton College Dale Dyke Nebraska State Teachers’ College Hildegarde Baumgartner Murdock Nebr University of Nebraska Nell Kalskett Moorhead Normai Lydia M. Thiedeman West End Grinnell College Mereceden Hemstead Griswold Macedonia Iowa State Teachers College Harriett Duerr Daniel Bluffs Naomi Harman Hera Igan Floreny University of Iowa Edon Hertz Stephens College Nebraska State Teachers College Virginia Soderstrum Qmabo Municipal University Gladys Kimney Farragut

Rural Teachers Meet in Glenwood

Amy Hamuters led a conference with Milly county rural teachers at Glenwood High School all day. About seventy teachers attended as Miss Namibers presented plans and work for rural schools, with thorough discussion and guidance.

Amy Hamuters Milly County Glenwood Namibers

Aistrope Family Reunion At Old Home Farm

Descendants of Thomas Marlin and Jane Whatt Aistrope held their annual reunion Sunday at the Old Home Farm now the Fritz residence. 61 people attended. officers were elected with Frederick Alstrone Mulholland president and Viola Mulholland Sharratt historian. A poem honored departed members and 64 years ago a wedding supper was held under the trees planted 72 years ago by Thomas M. Alstrone. Next reunion planned for same site.

Thomas Marlin Jane Whatt Aistrope Ir. BE. Fritz Aliee Mae Alstrope Reed Donald Cunningham Viola Mulholland Sharratt Frederick Alstrone Mulholland Clifford Donner Aistrone Donald C. Cunningham Florence Alstrone Adamison Viola Mulholland M.T. Davis Mary Jane Alstrone Thomas M. Alstrone M. T. Davis L. W. Miller W. W. Alstrope F. &. Mulholland Mra A. Mulholland and Son Gordon Margaret Cunningham Marshall Cunningham Ardath Wingett Joan Wingett Jeane Mason Stanley Owen Mason Henry Alstrope Ira E. Fritz W. G. Alstrope Leonard A. Anderson Jac Queling Walter Gerald Anderson Malvern T. M. Alstrope, Jr T. M. Alstrope Thomas M. Alstrope IV Francis Kay Kilpatrick Randolph Gartrude Edith Neal John Hultquist Sigourney Jease Stinard Mary Margeret Charles Stinard Abany N. Y Max McMabill Carthage Robert E. Gunningham Deming Max Mia Frank Sharratt Anna June Sharratt Dus Moines

Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude to Neighbors and Family

A card of thanks from the family of the late Mr. Atum Hacen thanks funny kind friends and neighbors whose sympathy helped during the death of a war husband and father. Mr. and Mrs. Jowell Dacen are mentioned.

Atum Hacen Jowell Dacen

District Court Opens Tuesday Under Tinley and Miller

The Mills County district court convened Tuesday morning with Judge John Tinley presiding the first part of the term and Judge Miller to handle the latter part. Grand jurors named were B. K. Gilbert Donald Goos R. G. Goodman Hayward Morrow WIN Olver Robert Poore and Ed Patterson with Efh Gilbert foreman and Ruth Miller clerk. The session, likely two days, will focus on probate and law matters this week with a heavy docket including 19 new law cases and 45 new equity cases in addition to ongoing matters.

Mills County District Court John Tinley Miller B. K. Gilbert Donald Goos R. G. Goodman Hayward Morrow Win Olver Robert Poore Ed Patterson E. Fh. Gilbert Ruth Miller

Temperance Drama The Aftermath Presented in Malvern

The Christian women of Malvern Nets announce a temperance drama titled The Aftermath to be staged September 17. Cast selections will be made at a later date.

Christian Women of Malvern Nets

Rev. Dahl at Conference of Iowa District Pastors

Rev H P Dani returned home Friday morning from State Center where he attended a three day conference of all pastors affiliated with the Iowa district of the Missouri Synod. About 140 attended. Matters of doctrinal and financial interest were discussed.

H. P. Dani State Center Iowa Missouri Synod

Truckers Picnic at Porter Lake on Labor Day

Southwest Iowa Truckers hold their annual picnic next Monday Labor Day at Porters Lake north of Shenandoah. All truckers from five counties, plus families, are invited. A noon picnic dinner is planned. bring baskets. At 1 30 PM M P Conway will address on new trucking laws and applications. At 3 PM a kite ball game pits Farragut girls against Pacific Junction girls, followed by an afternoon of sports and games.

Iowa Porters Lake Shenandaat M. P. Conway State Railroad Commission Farragut Pacific Junction

Achievement Show Awards Make Mills Record This Year

4 H club members boosted their county record with top awards at the annual Achievement Show. Colt Club Colts foaled after Jan 1 1935 awarded to Dick Hyde Hastings, Raron Mardocks Malvern, Ed Wellar Malvern.

Colt Club Dick Hyde Hastings Raron Mardocks Malvern Ed Wellarin

Sale Season Opens at Malvern Saturday

Andy J Berkhimer with J A L Talbott as auctioneer opens his Saturday sale season on Aug 31 with a strong first sale. The Malvern sales draw countywide buyers and sellers to the square, promising attractive offerings and steady trade. Local ads invite attendance and highlight Malvern as a good trading place with quality stock at exceptional values.

Andy J. Berkhimer J. AL Talbott Malvern

Early Fall Foreshadowed By Cool Nights

Cold weather hits Malyernians with 45 degree nights on Monday and Tuesday. Rain Thursday brings .28 inches, for a month total of .927 inches, against a normal 3.798. Yearly rainfall shows 18.522 inches vs a 23.148 normal, signaling a cooler trend ahead.

Muny Pool Ends Season With Slight Surplus

Malvern's Boehner pool closed its 1935 season with a small operating surplus though improvements pushed costs higher. The report by manager J F E Wearth Jr. shows receipts of 868.18 from admissions rentals and rentals, expenses totaling 690.21 plus about 160 for water, and improvements worth 299.89. Attendance reached 6,662 with 100 plus kids at free Thursday swims. eight for a dollar plan yielded 218 in revenue.

Malvern Boehner Municipal J. F E. Wearth Jr Park Board Wearth American Legion

Epworth League Party At Silver City Church

Epworth Leagues from Malvern Strahan and Wesley Chapel attended a party at the Silver City Methodist church Tuesday evening. Over 60 young people joined a short program and social hour with refreshments. Malvern sent 34 members including 16 from CC Camp driven in by camp truck. Mills County hogs market updates follow with top price for a shipment at Omaha.

Epworth Mal Vern Strahan Wesley Chapel Silver City Silver City Methodist Church Malvern Mills

Pete Kuhl Band to Play at First Hall Affair

Pete Kuhl and his 14 Aces will perform at the first fall dance in the Community building on Tuesday September 10. Henry and Ward Slothower in charge of the affair plan similar dances every two weeks during the autumn season. Dr Henry D White of Omaha will attend with friends from Malvern.

Pete Kuhl First Hall Henry Ward Slothower Clargy Gffair

John Pitger and Grand Champion Beet Dominates 4-H Show

Mack Comrade and Wack Comrade win top honors as grand champions at the 4-H show. John Dutcer poses with halter, while eyeing the prize beet on a farm setting highlighting ongoing care and achievement under his guidance.

Mack John Dutcer John

Descendants of Levi Davis Hold Glenwood Family Picnic

The Descendants of Levi Davis held their annual reunion at the Glenwood Armory on Sunday with about zero relatives present. Guests sat at two long tables and enjoyed a bounteous dinner. The program featured readings songs tap dancing and acrobatics by listed members with Mrs Abbie Lessard chairing. Welcome by Corthind Visher of Council Bluffs and a musical response by Muarthia R Davis followed. Oldest member Jesse Benson 92 shared reminiscences while business votes elected Fred Davis president Effie Anderson vice president and Edith Davis Gaston historian. Resolutions of sympathy sent to Edith Gaston and her son Ralph due to illness. next meeting planned for third Sunday in August in Council Bluffs.

Levi Davis Glenwood Armory Fisher America John Hall Abbie Lessard Laura Jessia Dorothy Fisher Shirley Jean Wheeler Alta Hall Donald Litner Fred Davis Corthind Visher Council Bluffs Muarthia R Davis Everett Anderson Jesse Benson Mr. Lessard Portland Ore Effie Anderson Edith Davis Gaston Edith Gaston Ralph Hiness M. T. Davis Margaret Stinard Stinard Mary Margarret Charles Albany

Mille County Lead Er Highlights County News

Read ers are kept well informed on quadrant events in Mille county with page references to teachers in eight town schools page 1 winners in the 4 1 achievement show page 2 pictures of the boys' choir champion and the champion baby bear page 8 sports news and reports from many Mis county communities throughout the napor

Mille Ostow Sporta News Mis County Che Napor

Frank Bacon Dies Suddenly Aug 21

Frank Bacon a Malvern businessman and former Standard Service Station proprietor died suddenly of a heart attack Wednesday evening. He was 92, and had been seen downtown that afternoon. Funeral services were held Friday at 2 at Black in Malvern, conducted by Rev. Pant Ip of Council Hints. burial in Malvern cemetery. Pallbearers were lodge members and peers.

Frank Bacon Malvern Somie Cne Standard Ofserviee sHeld Punerut Pant Ip Fela Council Hintis J. A. Talbott For Chanty Louis Burks TO OB. Lodge Fistinga Ralph Hanseam Ron Honcey CH Parker Very Crouse Raph Wall Robert “Oksot Sevice F Lodge Hit Todge Rolee Pretdan Melvin Prank Hatcon Jonesburg Tenn Aml Treas Bom Martin

Locomotive Leaves Track in Disastrous Evening Incident

A switch malfunction derailed a locomotive near Burlington. The crew reports the engine cannot regain track and requires assistance to reposition. Emergency teams and the CouMetort unit have been dispatched to the site to restore operation and clear the line.

Burlington Tirenghaan Kanes & Nelkan Seeviou Amendeo CouMetort Cnet Penghie Dover

American Legion Auxiliary Meeting Friday Afternoon

The American Legion Auxiliary schedules a meeting Friday at 3:30 PM at the Community Building. Members and attendees are urged to attend and participate in planned activities.

American Legion Auxiliary

Melon Shower On Highway Stuns Motorists In Monee Area

A chaotic incident near Glenwood and the viaduct spilled watermelons and debris onto passing cars as a group of youths climbed the railing above the viaduct. Patrols responded but could not prevent the fruit and debris rain, leaving motorists shocked and wary.

Putrol- Monee Glenwood Hoya Mt Deen

Mills Countians Shine at State Fair Meets

Mills County exhibitors showed strong showing at the State Fair events. Mae Haney claimed two tests and a corollary prize, while others like Taylan Cteraterlath and Keith Hopp earned notable scores. County leaders Mary Baaheth Summers and Mary Summers did not attend, with planning ongoing for upcoming demonstrations and county health pledges.

Nyingeinay Norte Theie Hoga Tage Mae Haney Mms Taylan Judeine Milla County Twyla Bern Virunga Chamberinty Aen Mille County Lenatth Keith Hopp Dea Moines Mary Baaheth Summers Heiter M. Kilpatcrhek Adrian Wheson

New Building Under Way Here In Malvern

Active construction of the Kuneo and Nelson block began this week with about twelve dozen men excavating the basement and laying foundation forms. Curious onlookers followed the progress as the sidewalk was found deeper than expected, tied to postwar paving and a higher grade. Karl McGormick is in charge of the project.

Kuneo & Nelson Mack Anys Ay Malvern Karl McGormick

Randolph Class Ends Tour With Swim In Many Pool

Randolph high school vocational agriculture class finished their field day Friday with a tour of several class projects. Supt W We W. 3fals accompanied the group as members visited multiple project displays and concluded with swimming activities and a keltenball game.

Randolph Randolph High Schood Vocational Agricultars We W

Mrs Hill Honoring Guest at Nisea Church Anniversary

A local church anniversary honors Mrs Hill as guest of honor at Nisea Church. Former pastors and their wives are recognized, tracing the church’s history back to its 1908 beginnings. Mrs Hill’s long residence in the area is noted, with mentions of several attendees and related family ties.

Bnicel Hum Maulourn Bat Gidley Weil

Hush Named Head Legislative Group

In Lewiston a southwest town meeting elected a new head of the legislative group amid yeast aid and community chatter. The quiet gathering saw speakers from Stanton Matatinigee and Coe garage areas discuss the election, with efforts focused on local governance and public safety.

Lewiston Aistriee Wisinies Neiston Eleeton Pride Homer N. Ddtian Stanton Matatinigee Coe

Also Mentioned on This Page

County School Mills County Keith Aistrope Old Home Farm Tinley Rev Dahl Conference of Iowa Porter Lake Muny Wearin Epworth League L. Hi. Cheney Emergon Omaha Park McManigal Everett J. J. Plumb Henry D. White Malvern Buturs Dey John Pitger Zeon Sucer Frank Pitzer Chenwood Ak-Sur-Ren John Nak Dita d Mettbes Tia Hient Hush
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