Malvern Schools Ready for Year With Full Staff
Dudley Conner named Iowa State Health Champ as Malvern prepares for the new academic year. Staff details show normal training and expanded curricula including agriculture home economics athletics drama and music with Miss Josephine Cowboy as music instructor ensuring a complete grade and high school lineup. Registration for regular students set for Saturday morning September 2 with early arrivals urged for any irregular schedules.
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Malver
Tha
Oh & Alehiy
Plana
Avell
Reservar Organtta
Regula
F. M. Davison
Josephine Cowboy
Attendees Listed for Bluffs Park Sinjinday Event
A fragmented notice lists attendees including Mr and Mrs Charley Jones with daughter Evelyn of Cong Bluffs Alma Curiel lanson Onawa Mrs Hare wood McCaip and Mrs Ruth of general Mra Francie Mr and Mrs Allen Bouday with daughters Naomi Manor Biver City and others including Mr ang and gon Deel Albert Batop.
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Mra
Jane
Hicks
Charley Jones
Daushter
Evelyn
Cong Bluffs
Alma Curiellanson
Onawa
Harewood -McCaip
Ruth
Geneal
Francie
Allen Bouday
Naomi Manor
Music exhibit features a new type of melody
An article notes a new music style presented by a performer named Alm eu antie in Mele. The piece highlights a fresh genre, signaling a shift in local cultural offerings and inviting audience interest.
Squirrel and rabbit hunting season opens with limits set in Iowa
The State Fish and Game commission set bag limits for rabbits and squirrels as seasons begin. Rabbits may be hunted at a daily limit of 25 and squirrels up to 10 per day. Observers note abundant rabbits while squirrels appear plentiful, with sunny days best for hunting as animals forage for winter.
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Nimrods
Iowa
Hantetsa
KhéHa
Two Emerson Boys Complete Tour of the United States
Marion and Jack Eyans and John L. Evans, Emerson residents, returned from a remarkable automobile journey lasting from late June to October. They traveled 17,167 miles in a Chevrolet coach, visiting most U.S. states, parts of Canada, and Mexico, including an Exhibition stop in Chicago, with no serious trouble.
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Marion
Jack Eyans
Mia
John L. Evans
Emerson
Chevrolet
United Sta
Canada
Old Mexico
Chicago
Ontario
Manitoba
Saakatoherfid
Alberta
Travels of the Noyad to Texca Across the United States
A fragmentary travelogue recounts the Noyad to Texca journey through Mexico and back into the United States. The party visits Tampa, Miami, New England, Maine, Chicago, and returns home. It notes an accident in New Hampshire and repairs costing thirty dollars. The tale hints at land holdings in Malvero and Montana and suggests continued activity despite the trip.
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Noyad
Texca
Pavo
Mexico
Jiarer
States
Florida
Tampa
Miami
Pester
Atates
New England
Maine
New Hempshire
New Eogland
Acroas
Chicago
Bybry
Byr
Retirement memoir recalls thirty years of service and wages
A biography of A. SteChmbnd, announcing thirty years of active service with a postal or railroad role. The piece details early pay, up to 800 dollars per year, long hours, and the shift from long shifts to regulated eight hour days, highlighting living conditions and pension considerations.
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A. SteChmbnd
Halfway Mall Berries
Fia
Fecelta & Peneion
Vail
Moo
U. 8
Conncil
Blutte
Chicago
Creston
New service hours adopted by local post office
The post office adopts new hours of service beginning Friday. The changes were approved by the postmaster general. Gane W Laughily is noted in the adoption record.
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Piva
Gane Wlaughily
Fragmented Mills County Tax Report Mentions Walt Paying Up
Fragmented OCR notes taxes in Mills County with garbled references to Walt and payments. Mentions balances and status of tax collection coming in but overall unclear.
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Otto
Mills County
Walt
Hanfeldi Hoanfstd Died Friday at 72 in Glenwood
Hanfeld, aged seventy two, died at his home in Glenwood on Friday August 26. Funeral services were held at the Raynor Funeral Home Monday afternoon led by Rev. J. Kevin Brown of the Christian church with burial in the cemetery. He is survived by his wife four daughters Mrs H Newton Miss Minnie Hanfield Mrs Wo Hebbernach and Mrs Dorasy Hall and two sons George and William.
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Haethry
Hanfeld
Glenwood
Raynor
Kevin Brown
The
Christian Church
We Ia
Mra. H. Newton
Mies Mibnie
Hanfield
Mra
Hebb
Fire at Hillsdale burns out multiple sheds
The Glenwood fire department responded to a Monday call in Hillsdale where a smoke house and a wood house caught fire. The structures burned out, damaging nearby meat and adjacent buildings.
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Hillsdale
Glenwood
Hilledale
Glenwood Schools Announce Opening on September Fourth
Superintendent Henderson states Glenwood schools open next Monday September 4 for another year of work with an anticipated enrollment rise. The teaching staff increases slightly after last year's record pupil count.
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Glenwood
Henderson
Signups Progress for Initiative Program
After the initiative program launched, about twenty one participants had already signed up by Tuesday, reflecting growing local interest and early engagement in the effort.
Fire at Wm. Lutz Farm Barn Extinguished
Neighbors alerted Malvern fire department Friday evening to a blaze at the Wm. Lutz Farm barn. The fire destroyed hay and feed but spared livestock and nearby buildings. The 1098 barn was partly insured and the family escaped with no major losses.
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Wm. Lutz Farm
Luts
Malvern
Lute
Rural School Bells to Ring Monday for Start of New Year
Mills County begins the 1933-34 school year as 70 rural schools reopen Monday morning under 73 teachers led by county superintendent. The list of teachers across Center, Glenwood, Rawles, Forest Grove, Prairie Creek, and other townships names many instructors, reflecting a broad district restart amid evolving standards for presidental schooling and tax considerations.
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Mills County
Young Mills Countiana
Center Township
Hilledale
Renna Hamilton
Vernon
Luellia MeIntyra
Pleseant Grove
Arlene Howard
Picnic Held Friday for Presbyterians
A Friday gathering hosted by Presbyterians drew a crowd in the community area. Attendees shared food and fellowship, with a warm, civic atmosphere described by local observers.
Colossal Charlotte Cucumber and Long Wonder String Beans
Mr Lee reports a cucumber weighing 284 pounds grown in Charlotte North Carolina and a 13 inch long cucumber. He also brought a two foot long Wonder string bean containing 20 beans to The Leader office, noting other large cucumbers and beans on the vine. The report compares these giant produce items with a prior record cucumber from FP M Ficharda and mentions typical cucumber sizes.
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Lee
Charlotte
N. C
Haightaway
Lea
Carolina
FP. M. Ficharda
Aistrope Reunion Held at Tabor in Sunday Gathering
Descendants of Thomas Martin and Jane Whatt Aistrope held their annual reunion Sunday in Tabor gym. About 42 attendees participated in a business meeting after dinner. The roll call noted no deaths this year and welcomed newborn Stanley Owen Mason, first great great grandchild of Mrs. Margaret Alatrope Cunningham. Members listed include many Alstrope, Kilpatrick, and Anderson families from Malvern, Des Moines, Randolph, and Omaha, with officers elected for next year and committees named for general arrangements, dinner, and entertainment.
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Thomas Martin
Jane Whatt Aistrope
Tabor
Stanley Owan Mason
Margaret Alatrops Cunningham
Mra
Jesse Stinard
Mary
Lee Rever
al- DY Nee Yi
Darky Mire
Meni Cuigham
Frederick Alstrope
Omaha
Wilitk BH
Reed
Magivon
Nabr
Frank. Sherratt
Des Moines
Ira Fritz
Henry Alstrope
F. B. Mulholland
L. W. Miller
Malvern
Fresident
Henry P. V. Alstrope
Mre
W. R. Reed
W. W. Alstrope
Frank Bharratt
Tahor
Rex Alstrope
Thomas M. Alstrope III
George Gaston
Dudley Conner Crowned Iowa Health Champion at Fair
Dudley Conner of Malvern wins Iowa health champion title with 89.4 percent, the state’s top score, earning a chance to compete at the national show in Chicago. The 17 year old, 5 ft 7 in, 140 pound athlete from Omaha area attends Malvern Wigah School, plans farming, and is active in 41 baby beef club with county fair prizes. His diet features spinach milk and vegetables while public notices praise his achievement.
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Dudley Conner
Mallash
Dudley
Towa
Hoe
Chicago
A. A. Conner
Omaha
J. Anderson
Malvern Wigah School
Incien
Young Cotlner
41 Baby Beef Club
Popeye
Glyenthia
Annual Hand Family Reunion Reported at Bilver City
The Bonds held their annual reunion on Sunday August 7 at the W. A. Road home near Bilver City. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bond and many relatives from Silver City Hastings Malvern Red Oak Wes ley Nebr Grinwood Oske land Bliver City and surrounding areas. A full dinner was served in the cafeteria and the afternoon featured visiting and watermelon.
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W. A. Road
Bilver City
W. A. Bond
Wilhart ‘Bond
Relpbh Hansen
Beveerly and
Donald
Siiver City
Fred Henderson
Dayte
Eda
Dorothy
Hastings
Ben Martin
Malvern
Ralph Miller
Red Oak
Harry Smith
Virginia
Kay
Jimmie
Wesley, Nebr
Fred Bifford
Elzabeth
Gleve Rogers
Gene
Grlnwold
Miya
Walter Adams God Baby
Bitott
Harry Johnson
Bond Layetas
Mery Louise
Oskeland
Dave Merle
Darrel
Mercades
Willie
Bliver City
Guy Breeding
Card of Thanks for Fire Helpers in Malvern
We express sincere thanks to the Malvern fire department and to neighbors and friends who assisted us during the evening fire. Your kindness is deeply appreciated. Wm. Luts and tomy.
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Malvern Fre
Wm. Luts
Tomy
Wheat Producers Watchful Eve as Policies Shift in London Evening
Fragmented text notes farmers and government actions affecting wheat production. Mentions distortions in reporting, references to agricultural adjustment and plan revisions. Sparse readable items imply concerns over market support, crop plans, and conservation measures amid policy debate.
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Little Bee
Man
London Oak
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Band Hollow
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West Liberty
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Janise Hunt
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