District Court Grants Indictments and Guilty Pleas In Malvern Area
The district court this week cleared the docket with five indictments from the grand jury and multiple guilty pleas. Notable items include Henry Lowe pleading guilty to illegal transportation of intoxicating liquor with a $300 fine and three months in jail, and Tony L. Alberta fined $600 for operating a vehicle while intoxicated. Other cases involve guardianships, judgments, and a dismissed suit in the Malvern area.
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District Court
Eilat
Gieswood Thideek
Dewell
Tharfee
Malvern
Glenwood
Towa Va
Henry Lowe
Lowe
Mills County
Victoria Salyords
William 8
Salyards
Victoria Russell
Henderson
Farmers’ Union Exchange
Tony L. Alberta
Guy Frogue
Ralph Hossle
Malvern O11
C. L. Kelloge
Jon’. Dettchler Ye. W
Dattchler
Empress Hosts First Talkie Sunday at Empress Theater
The Empress Theater drew full houses Sunday and Monday for its first talking picture The Love Doctor. Patrons praised the sound system and picture quality as the new junior typephone equipment proves its value. Manager Mrs Mason notes plans to add future talking pictures at Malvern's Jimprons venue, stating the facility offers top entertainment in the southeast.
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Empress Theater
Gearn
Love Doctor
W. Hi. ‘Mason
Jimprons
Mason
Malvern
Sh Southeast
To Spend Wines California dib Hall Jel Monday
Fragmentary text shows a dated schedule or notice with unclear names and times. Readable bits mention a Monday event, possible wine or hall reference, but many words are garbled, leaving the core action and participants uncertain. Without clearer context, a precise summary can’t be determined.
Word to Our New Readers
Dusty note invites new readers to sample The Leader with a special subscription offer. It pitches a yearly rate of two dollars, six months for one dollar, or three months for fifty cents, highlighting no automatic renewal and suggesting the paper as a Christmas gift.
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Leader
Big display at Botna Valley Poultry Show
Despite gloomy weather the Botna Valley Poultry Association opened its annual show in Malvern with a fine showing of standard varieties and new breeds. The senior open and junior divisions run with many late entries. judge B H Manilaw of Cedar Rapids begins today and finishes tomorrow.
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Botna Valley Poultry Association
Malvern
Plymouth Rocks
Rhode Island
Mra
Carl Wilson
B. E. Comba
Lota
Rigas Island
Vocational Agriculture Clogs
BH. D. Manilaw
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Malvern Free Library November Report Highlights Growth
The Malvern Free Public Library filed a November report showing heavy use and enjoyment by patrons. It notes a rise in books loaned from last year and lists statistics on open days, average daily circulation, largest and smallest daily circulation, adult fiction share, reader visits, and new borrowers registered.
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Alice Keckley
Malvern Free Public Library
Dayaibrary
Dooke Wreer
Weceeseer
Newesrsen
Ladies Host Luncheon Honors Esteemed Guests
A luncheon Friday featured an afternoon bridge event honoring Mrs Rayla and Mrs Mervie Hal. Guests included Glenwood ladies and hosted by Mrs Cherlea Comer. First bridge honors went to Mere loge and the guest of honor Mya Clold Bins.
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Wise Clinton
Mye
Penter Floar
Malvern
Milv Dred Dwyer
Orient
Glenwood
Re Rayla
Mervie Hal
Jess Moles
Clotsain
Mire
Besa Dilford
M. Connet
Rire
Cherlea Comer
Mere
Golation
Mya
Clold Bins
All Day Meeting at Baptist Church Malvern
The What Baptist church in Malvern held its annual all day meeting with a morning sermon by Rev. Frank G. Tebow and a noon dinner. An afternoon roll call featured Mrs. A J Boston delivering a message. The annual business session named officers including Trustees Otto Hall J N Summers and Otha Hyde and Deacons L L Richardson Otto Kline James Langmuir with Clerk Mrs Bert Kline and Treasurer Dr D M Kilns in his twenty first year.
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What Baptist Church
Malvern
Frank G. Tebow
A. J. Boston
Otto Hall
J. N. Summers
Otha Hyde
L. L. Richardson
Otto Kline
James Langmuir
Bert Kline
Musto
Mra
B. E. Kline
Viola Mulholland
Ralph Thompson
Dates of Public Sales Advertised in Leader
Public sale notices list dates for upcoming auctions in Malvern and Henderson area. Advertisers include R D Adams farm sale north of Malvern on December 10 and L A Talbott auctioneer. Other sales run December 14 pavilion general sale, December 17 administrator sale Richard Thomas estate Henderson, December 18 Chester McKinney closing out farm sale near Handerson, December 19 Claude Brooghs farm sale near Malvern.
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R. D. Adams
Malvern
L. A. Talbott
Malvern Gate Pavilion
Richard Thomas
Henderson
Chester Mckinney
Parm
Handerson
Claude Brooghs
Remington Portable Typewriter Offered As Gift
The Malvern Leader advertises Remington Portable typewriters as ideal gifts for high school and college students. It promises year round usefulness, helps with work, and teaches typing. Demonstration machines are available at discounted prices.
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Malvern Leader
December meeting of the L. T. N. Country Club held at Mrs
Mrs J Slothowor and Mrs Fred Buttman hosted the December gathering. Miss Hazel Rosner assisted as hostess at the home of Mrs er ae. Officers slated for 1080 include Myra Plinton Robbing as president, Mrs H U Benton as vice president, and Mrs Albert Benton as secretary and treasurer.
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Slothowor
Mre
Fred Buttman
Hazel Rosner
L. T. N. Country Club
Mra. Er Ae
Slyle
Mya
Plinton Robbing
H. U. Benton
Albert Benton
Christmas Programs at State Institution Glenwood
The Iowa State Institution for Feeble Minded Children in Glenwood posted a Christmas schedule from December 19 to December 31. Highlights include operettas The Glass Slipper, a Christmas Chapel Service, Cantatas The Song and the Star, a Christmas tree, carols, Santa Claus gift distribution, performances in the girls and boys buildings, and moving pictures.
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Iowa State Institution
Glenwood
Dee
Sanday
Christus
Santa Claus
Yhuraday
Deer
Girls’ Building
Boys’ Building
Star
Moving Pictures
Pec
Burlington Railroad Upgrades Equipment and Pullmans
The Burlington Railroad company is revamping its equipment this month with new Pullmans on the latest trains and 9 modern radios installed in the rear parlor car. This move shows the line keeping pace with modern times, improving travel comfort and service.
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Burlington Railroad Company
Swan Assigned to Judiciary Committee in Congress
Congressman Charles E. Swan of this district has been assigned to the Judiciary Committee of the House of Representatives in Washington. The committee is one of the ten major and most powerful in the House, headed by Congressman George S. Graham of Pennsylvania. Swenson has an excellent record as a new chairman, and his worth is recognized in this fitting manner.
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Charles E. Swannon
Judiciary Committee
House of Representatives
Washington
House
George 8. Graham
Pennsylvania
Swenson
Bureau Farmers Will Hold Annual Meet Wednesday
Members of the Mills county Farm Bureau will hold their annual meeting in the Community building in Malvern next Wednesday December 18 with a morning program starting at 10 o clock. Hom Dan W Turner of Corning will deliver an afternoon address. The meeting includes committee and officer reports the county agent report and election of officers. Every member is urged to attend.
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Mills County Farm Bureau
Malvern
Hom
Dan W. Turner
Corning
Turner
Malvern Community Club
Nominating Committee and Addresses Lead County Meeting
Report of nominating committee and President's address by J. C. Hopp. County Agents report by A. Rosenfald. Dinner and music at 2:00 p.m. invocation at 1:00 p.m. Reports on girls 4-H club work by Mrs. R. P. Thompson and women's work by Mrs. Henry Nims. Address by Honorable Dan Turner. Adoption of resolutions and election of officers.
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J. C. Hopp
R. P. Thompson
Henry Nims
Dan Turner
Kunce and Nelson to Erect New Malvern Building
Kunce and Nelson, prominent implement and automobile dealers also handling grain and flour, will acquire the old Cadwell blacksmith shop east of Boyer Grocery from H A Deardorff. They will remove current structures and, next spring, start a brick 44 by 130 foot building to house offices salesrooms, a fully equipped garage and marking shop, expanding Malvern’s business district. Rance and Nelson have seen strong growth and seek a modern new block for their expanding operations.
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Kunce & Nelson
Best Implement
Caal
Cadwell
Boyer Grasery
H. A. Deardorff
Malvern
Rance & Nelson
Masonic Meeting Tonight at Silver Urn Lodge
The regular monthly meeting of Silver Urn lodge A F and A M will be held this Thursday evening at o o clock. This is the time for the annual election of office and good attendance is desired. Walter Yau Horne W M.
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Silver Urn Lodge A. F. & A. M
Christmas Cantata by Malvern Churches at Methodist Church
A Christmas cantata titled Yuletide Memories will be presented next Sunday evening at the Methodist church in Malvern. Under Miss Hazel Donner, the program features solos, quartets, duets, and choruses with no admission charged and an offering to fund music and a community treat. The choir, directed by Miss Donner, includes Mrs J H Beckwith and other local singers, with Rev KF G Tebow and Mr Henry D White listed among participants.
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Mathodist
Malvern
Hazel Donner
Donner
Mra
J. L. Donner
Atta McCartney
A. Talbott
Dr. 1
AL Parsons
R W. Criswell
Midnight Choir
Mra. Talbott
Wiese
Walter Donner
the Guiding Star
Mra. Tebow
Dr Blaine Young Returns to California Practice
Former Malvern boy Dr Blaine Young now practices in Long Beach California. Located in the Farms era and Merchants Bank building on Pine Avenue he staffs Seaside Hospital and reports a fine new practice. After years in Hot Springs South Dakota he moved seeking a climate change.
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Blaine Young
Malvern
Long Beach
Calif
Farms
Merchants Bank
Pine Avenue
Seaside Hospital
Malvern Friends
Hot Springs
South Dakota
Death of Mrs Frank Salyers in Atlanta Nebraska
W Salyers reports the death of his sister-in-law Mrs Frank Salyers at Atlanta Nebraska the morning of the notice. Former Strahan county residents now living in Nebraska for thirty four years she is survived by her husband one son and four daughters. The obituary notes long illness prior to death.
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Empress
Firat
California
Botna Valley
Flynn
Dear Kiddles
Main Street
Baptist Church
Remington
N. Chot
State Institution
Burlington
Bureau Farmers
Dan Turter
A. Rosenfald
Walter Yau Horne, W. M
Union Choir
Malvern’s
Hazel Conter
J. H. Beckwith
Harry Stone
Misa Berry
Dorothy Donner
Miss McCiro
Mazel Tands
W. W. Alstrone
F. RR. Chantry
4. D. Pletcher
Bernice Caudell
J. F. Wenrin
FP. G. Tebow
Fred Farquhar
Eulalie Latison
Alto Marearet Berkhimer
Joana Cuunningham
1. C. Cuningham
Lockahill
B.C. Collina
J. al Talbott
P. D. Slothower
Kurteweil
Frances Jones
Ypenor
J. R. McClymond
Clifford Dillshoy
F. G. Tahow
UW. Parsons
Baron Tennant
Bass Br
J. W. Baer
K. A. Talbott
R. W. Chawell
Lford Short
Watel Landis
Bernica Caudell
Margaret Berkhimer
Jeane Cunningham
Frank Salyers
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