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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1938
Page
4
The piece critiques patronage at a Glenwood Republican meeting and warns that while Governor elect Wilson may cut state jobs, the spoils system remains. It urges merit in appointments, notes past party loyalty failing voters, and discusses cautious optimism for local commerce and mince meat preparations amid seasonal shifts.
Bon Elder recounts a boy burned near a bonfire and a family illness as neighbors and kin share news of corn picking, moves, and Thanksgiving visits. The item notes a house move by Join Ayre and a Box Elder school two day vacation, with multiple local families mentioned by name.
The Ladies' Aid met November 17 at Mrs. Virgil Phillips home with leader Mrs. Late Lincoln presenting Introducing Color in the Home focusing on Hue Value and Intensity. Mrs. Lincoln discussed color meanings and room harmonies and read Grace Nowell Crowell's Color. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Dorsey Rolt and Mrs. Philpa. A farewell party for Lewis Sutter was held November 22 at the Bogle building with games and social hour. refreshments followed. Special election November 19 elected Harry Kiser Frank Boyle and Carl Lincoln trustees of Pony Creek drainage district. Walter Kinman, Creston worker, spent Thanksgiving with relatives. Council DMS visited FMS. several locals, including Mrs. Amny Combs and A. B. Combs family, hosted Thanksgiving guests. Mrs. John Powles and daughter Flossie and Mrs. Ira Nuss and son Gerald Nuss were mentioned. Further notes include Mrs. Charles Hunter's hospital visit, and visits by Mr. and Mrs. Ross Stauder, Gene Clapper, and others in the area.
Record of instruments filed in Milla county Iowa from Sept 30 1938 to Oct 7 1939 listing Annie Harvey transferring 25.71 acres to Geo Marsh for $1 and Love and Affection and Maurice V Pew commissioner of Insurance to Equitable Life Insurance.
A series of property transfers and deeds recorded, including parcels in Belle Brackett, Gunselleys Subdivision, Glenwand in Malvern, Silver City, and Malvern areas. Transactions list grantees, grantors, and small cash considerations with lot and block identifiers. Names include Harry Hoffman, Lyie Hodges, Clarence Boles, Nettie M. Martin, John S. Hamilton, A J. Borkhimer, Ray Lowrey, P.M. Weak, Roy Derby, Homer J. CW, Wiley Dann tod, B. Smith, and others.
Emmenthaler is a hard rennet cheese with a mild sweet flavor. It features large holes about the size of a penny, spaced several inches apart. The cheese originated in the Emmenthal valley in Switzerland, likely early in the fifteenth century.
The Good Od Days From The Leader of Bee reports Mr and Mrs W M Evans returning to Malvern after an extended wedding trip visiting major U S and Canadian cities including Philadelphia and noting friends in good health. Col Chantry occupies the O H Snyder property on East Hill in what becomes a premier home. Arva Burrus installs a modern Gud most soda fountain and plans to expand hot drink business after a Chicago trip. Lulu and Bert Kline visit sister Mrs Will Barnes in Tabor for dinner while C S Royce and wife share Thanksgiving in Omaha.
Hamburg authorities test a new method to keep undesirables away by fingerprinting travelers who seek shelter and forcing them to work on the streets for meals. They must leave town after a short shift, while coffee and rolls are provided. Whitney Holmes from Whit ing collects ture keys. Horace and wife have supplied hundreds of turkeys to customers and just received a new order to the Fri Cunars Keer.
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