Firemen Benefit Carnival Tonight Farm Bureau Meets Next Thursday
Mills county Farm Bureau heads annual meeting December 19 in Malvern Community building from 10 a.m. to afternoon with officer and leader reports, resolutions on public issues, plus talks by Hay Murray agriculture secretary and H J Teachout district bureau committeeman. Committee members, refreshment hosts, and auditors listed.
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Mills County
Malvern
Hay Murray
H. J. Teach
Vinson Goos
C. Lincoln
W. C. Donner
Dorothy Waite
Leonard Seeger
Myron C. Jones
Eb, Willson
Malvern Boy Scouts Get Their Charter
Malvern's boy scout group became Troop 84 when the scouts received a charter from the district scout organization after banding together nearly a year ago. They meet Tuesday evenings and study scout lore under Scout Master A. Calkins. Eight members work on second class requirements while others complete tenderfoot tests.
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Malvern
Boy Scout
A. Calkins
Hillsdale Ladies to Hold Duck Supper and Bazaar
The Hillsdale community group known as the Hillsdale Ladies will host their annual duck supper and bazaar on Friday night December 13, starting at 6 30. Tickets are 35 cents and the event is open to all residents.
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Hillsdale
Hullsdale
Directors Named for Junior C C in Malvern
Plans for a short membership campaign to enroll members in Malvern's new junior chamber of commerce began Tuesday at the Community building. Twenty six young men attended and most agreed to join. The board of directors will include Dr. J A Kline Francis Pace and Walter L Crabtree with four officers. Dues set at 5 dollars yearly, payable in quarterly installments if desired.
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Malvern
School Board in Session Tuesday in Malvern
Peace and harmony reigned at the Malvern board of education December meeting Tuesday evening. Routine bills were allowed and a short consideration of the progress of school work was given.
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Malvern Board of Education
Cleaner Building Sold in Glenwood Auction to Ed Smith
Spirited bidding raised the price for the former Malvera Cleaners site in Glenwood. J B Hall, examiner in charge of the late Iowa Brete Savinge bank, conducted the sale after the court room notice. Ed Smith bid to raise the price from $700 to $646 before the building sold to the former owner.
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Malvera Cleaners
J. B. Hall
Iowa Brete Savinge Bank
Houe Sf
Glenwood Ater
Malvern Displays New Neon Highway Sign
Malvern will soon unveil a 3 by 12 foot neon sign bearing the town name and direction. Purchased by the Community Club, it was received last week and will be hung beside Highway 34 just north of town. The project, proposed five years ago and ordered two years ago, faced mounting delays but is expected to be completed within a week.
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Malvern
Highway 34
Orioles Win from Henderson Cagers in Exciting Tilt
Malvern high school Orioles edge Henderson high in a tense road game for their third straight win. Henderson led 7 4 early and kept it tight through the second and third quarters. A late final shot barely missed, and Benton fouled out as Malvern fought to the finish.
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Orioles
Henderson
Delmont McCausland
Benton
L. T. N. Club Wins Year Books Prize
The L. T. N. club scored the most attendance points at the Mal Vern Leader Banking school last month and received their year books for this year. The H. and C. were close contenders, and daily attendance decided the outcome. The R. I. C. club also performed well, with potential for closer results if roads had been better. Points listed include L. T. N. and H. B. C. REC.
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Malvern Leader Banking School
L. TN
H. B.C
Grades to Present Operetta Dec 19
The Malvern schools will stage In Quest of Santa Claus next Thursday evening in the Community building. Directed by Miss Lydig Thiedeman, the first six grades rehearse diligently to present a Christmas musical adventure. The junior high mixed chorus will sing between acts.
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Malvern
Santa Claus
Lydig Thiedeman
Kuhl Band to Play for Dance Dec 18
Popular Pete Kuhl and his Seven Aces orchestra will play for a dance at the Community building next Wednesday December 18. The group is regarded as one of the best to perform here and typically draws a large crowd.
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Pete Kuhl
Seven Aces
Anderson Savings Bank Liquidation Pays 100 Percent to Depositors
J. 8. Hall, examiner in charge, directed a final 86 percent dividend last week, bringing the total paid to 100 percent to depositors. The liquidation did not use all assets, so stockholders will receive some return before the institution closes.
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J. 8. Hall
Anderson Savage Bank
Uffwlca
Glenwood Wins First Prize in Booth Display at Poultry Show
Glenwood Township won first prize in the 14th annual Milla County Poultry association exhibit booth display. St Marys took second, Plattville third, Center fourth, and Rawles last, with close scoring. The Malvern Leader also awarded special prizes for best sign to Glenwood, most original display to St Marys, and largest number of exhibits to Plattville.
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Milla County Poultry Association
Glenwood Township
Fual Hope
St. Marys
Plattville
Center
Rawles
Glenwood
Pointe St. Marys
PlattviNe
Malvern
8&J. Marya
R. W. Laing
Wair
Nebru
Everett Sawyers
Walter Hilton
White Cloud Bridge Meeting Announced
Oscar Briley announces a public meeting of residents of White Cloud and Deer Creek townships and others interested in a proposed new bridge across the Nishna at the White Cloud mill. The Strahan school building will host next Monday evening, Dec 16, with county supervisors present to present a bridge plan. The old bridge has stood unused for years and many urge a replacement.
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Oscar Briley
White Cloud
Deer Creek
Nishna
White Cloud Mill
Strahan School
Board of Supervisors
Boys Take Honors in Judging Contest
Twenty three youths participated in a grain judging and identification contest tied to the Glenwood Corn and Poultry show. Two divisions covered under and over fourteen years old with winners listed for each group including Robert Jackson and Tom Bradley in the under fourteen bracket and David Hutington Kuneneth Armusen Otto Duck and George White among the over fourteen competitors.
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Glenwood
Winnyre
Robert Jackson
Tom Bradley
Lloyd Haynie
Marjorly Tucker
David Hutington
Moure
Kuneneth Armusen
Otto Duck
George White
Chapter Masons Dine Together Monday Evening Mt Gerezim
Chapter Masons I A M held a Monday evening meeting at the Masonic temple. Dinner at 6 30 followed by talks and an officers election with Paul Sulhoff as High Priest and George Masters as King. Grand officers Earl Dusenbury and Ross Camlin attended and spoke. Five Malvern members joined the session.
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Mt. Gerizim
A. M
Masonic Temple
Glenwood
Paul Sulhoff
George EB. Masters
King
H. L. Beaman
Clyde Rhoades
Www
C. Rathke
George EE. Masters
Royal Arch Masonry
Earl Dusenbary
Des Moines
Knights Templar
Ross Camlin
Atlantic
George B. Masters
C. R. Wilkinson
Iowa
Malvern
J. B. Randerson
W. L. Eklund
J. W. Baer
R. L. Hale
W. P. Wortman
Mills County Medics Met in Glenwood
Mills County Medical Society and the ladies auxiliary met at the Institution in Glenwood last Thursday with good attendance and had a luncheon. The physicians elected officers for the year, including Dr W Elgran as president, Dr Campbell as president, and Ward A DeYoung as secretary treasurer. The ladies presented entertainment featuring Malvern girls Margaret Ann Muttmann and Lortaing Hirtehor Incivaleal.
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Mills County Medical Society
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Glenwood
Eneulom
W. Elgranan
Mr. Campbell
Dent
Tir
Ward A. DeYoung
Secre
Malvern Girlt Dyarod
Margaret Ann Muttmann
Lortaing Hirtehor Incivaleal
Easling and West Sale Announced for Next Thursday
A notice lists Easling and West of a Henderson area sale to be held next Thursday. The brief item mentions Mrs G W Easling and orders for bills and an eloring out Kidle, with a locale southwest of Henderson. The text is fragmentary but suggests a local auction or sale event to take place on a specified date in December.
Old Officers All Reelected at Bank Meeting Tuesday
Malvern Trust and Savings stockholders reelected the old directors and officers at the annual meeting Tuesday afternoon. President Fred Durbin was absent due to illness, with Frank Hamilton presiding. Directors listed include Durbin, Chantry, Boehner, Buer, Laird, Hake and Nelson.
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Malvern Trust & Savings Bank
Fred Durbin
Frank Hamilton
F. K R. Chantry
R. W. Criswell
P. R. Chantry
Bruce Boehner
J. W. Buer
J. O. Laird
Ph. L. Hake
Albert Nelson
National Farm Bureau Meet in Chicago Draws Mills County
Twelve Mills counties joined early to attend the national Farm Bureau convention in Chicago this week. President Rougevell's address Monday was the main feature amid a special membership drive signed by the state federation. A victory parade with all bureau members participated, highlighting a high-profile gathering of agricultural leaders from Mills County and surrounding areas.
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Mills
National Farm Bureau
Chicago
Rougevells
Claude Whiais Ui Bowndiekdou
Catat Abeih Maa
de Anorion
Gabftay Hifton
Wake Cloyd
Mra Moy Doniwer
Buver Cecok
Ava Cita Parker
Mas Lhon Mee Alrew
Anderson
Erieat Barker
Platuvilly
County Agsit
Bruce Mo Kilpatrick
County Supervisors Meet On Relief Plans Saturday
The Board of Supervisors and county officials met in the county seat to outline relief work for the coming winter. The session, attended by key figures including Frank Phat and Allen Watts, discussed responsibilities for distribution and funding as local aid efforts faced strains and needed additional support from relief workers.
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Board of Supervisors
Dlyde
Frank Phat
Allen Watts
Ralph McPherron
Wallon
Eleet Loo Andersen
Agun
Misa Kirkhant
Pies Milles Satirdaay
Rederal
Helen Antavinda
Mateeys
Giamora
Court Continues with Jury Trials in G. v. Good case
Jurors were drawn for a acorn contract case G. v. Good and related Lincoln matter. The jury, led by foreman Wellheadly, deliberated Thursday and returned a verdict for the defendant after the judge directed a verdict following a long trial week.
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G. v. Goodwa
John L. Bratus
Acorn
Carl Cloyd
M. W. Turchip
John Ayer
Auguat Duyson
George Green
Lois Horhig
Peter Joffman
Frank Churchit
Wy BK. Hernan
Walter Stivera
May Wilel
Josie Kerney
Lincoln
Atate Va
Ed Smith
Uerty Richardson
West
Jietrvilla
Rome
Haschvaiy
Tcomwity
Tcomwity Atortes Wolkans
Amd Cok &Mook
Femaleatts
Tirawie
Dorothy Charebmh
Aedowed
August Vuysen
Lieter Hafan
WB. Plerman
Mia
Vernon Jolson
Heda Kansan
Mary Maher
Panels Parker
Walter Stiuveds
MW. Taylor
May Wight
Prisoner Released To Kansas After Jail Break
Milla County inmate Swisher, held on auto theft charges at Glenwood jail, was released last week to Kansas City Kansas authorities and transported Friday to answer burglary or grand larceny. Swisher escaped with Gleason in a jail break but was captured by Deputy Shevlin Cooney before he could slip away.
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Heart Swisher
Glenwood
Kansas City
Kan
Swisher
Gleason
Shevlit Cooney
Patman Bonus Bill Discussed by Malvern Group
The Malvern discussion group will meet in the Community Building basement Friday evening to consider the merits and shortcomings of the Patman Bonus Bill. Interested parties are invited to attend and participate.
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Patman
Malvern Discussio Group
Alten
Cedric Crink Elected to Missouri College Faculty
Cedric Crink of Kudisags City recently was elected to the faculty of the Missouri State Teavhary college at Springfield and will head the department of speech to direct the school theater. He has been director of the Cuma City tlatetew dt Ratti City for the past year. Crink is the son of Mr and Mrs Crink of Malvern with roots in Malvern relatives.
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Cedric Crink
Kudisags City
Missouri State ‘Teavhary’ College
Springfield
Cuma City
Ratti City
Crink
Rink
Malvern
District Legion Meeting Details and Schedule
A notice outlines a local district Legion meeting with references to organizers and speakers. It mentions specific individuals such as Murphy and Hag Murphy, notes about attendance today, and an expected program including talks and ongoing activities. The item serves as a brief public notice for community members.
Varied Recreation Night Planned by Malvern Firemen
Malvern firemen plan an evening of entertainment to benefit the fire department’s treasury. The program includes dancing with Charles King and the Kings Men, a variety show, games, and a duck stand. Adults pay admission for a chance to win prizes. children’s rates apply. Proceeds support better firefighting equipment and department activities.
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Malvern
Kane
Nefean
Egal
Kangares
Charles King
Paris
Ward C Slothower to lead Silver Valley Masons
At a recent Silver Valley Masons meeting Ward C Slothower was elevated to Grand Master. Elected officers include Oscar Finklee as senior warden, Jobson junior warden, PF, OR, Chautry treasurer, Paul D Slothower secretary, and R W Sulyers trustee. Next session likely with QO 8 8 S. attendance time to be fixed before Jan 2.
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Jilds
Ward
Sani Ow
Osear Finklee
Simtor Wardet
CLA
Jobson
Chautry
Paul D. Slothower
R. W. Sulyers
Mie
Mrs Joe Wearin Struck by Car in Council Bluffs
Mrs Joe Wearin who has been staying at the Edmundean Hospital to be near her husband was struck by an automobile Saturday evening while crossing the street in front of the hospital. She was knocked down and bruised but not seriously injured with a leg and ankle still sore keeping her off her feet for now. Misfortunes seem to come in pairs in the Wearin household.
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Mra
Joe Wearin
Edmundean Haspital
Wearli
C R Bloom Heads Poultry Association
C R Bloom heads the Mille County Poultry Association after last week’s business session. Officers elected for the coming year include Carroll Bloom as president, Mrs W Davies as vice president, Mrs Evereth Sawyers as secretary-treasurer, Wayne Hiner as assistant secretary, and directors Ralph Melcherron Wayne Hidur Meg Carl Witton Lou Dapplet Mrs O Deupeen Kylie Butineagte. The group convened at Whe DuN show with the best beds Fin es ddan.
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da Mille County Poultry Association
Eombie
Carroll
Blowm
W. Davies
Evereth Sawyers
Heretary-Hreicurer
Wayne Hiner
Dulph Melcherron
Wauyne Hidur
Meg
Carl Witton
Lou Dapplet
Deupeen
Kylie Butineagte
O. E. S. Ta Meet Dee Sees Odd Track Meet Outcome
The text is garbled with many errors but hints at a sporting meet involving O. E. S. and Dee. It mentions a track or sports event, a winner or result, and names unclear due to OCR issues. The article lacks clear dates, places, or full names to form a precise summary.
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Farm Bureau
Malvern Boy Scouts
Junior
C. C
L. T. N. Club
Anderson Savings Bank
White Cloud Bridge
Booth Award
Amauuesningaal
J. Marys Townsh Booth
Queen Mills
Masons
Glenwood Temple
Milla County
Kansas
Missouri College
District Legion Meeting
AU Murphy Fig
Hoi Ovbie National
Cuiantider Hag Murphy Af
Ted Tava
Bes Vele
Ob Legion
Ama Awaltaey Aku
Awit
Adisti
Payades
Iit
Kance & Nelson and
Wilson Hatchery
Ward C. Slothower
Council Bluffs
C. R. Bloom Heads Poultry Association
Dee
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