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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1923

Page

7

Leader readers grow as Emerson area readship widens

In Emerson area last week many locals showed interest in the Leader and its Town Magazine Section. Readers from nearby farms and towns, including Malvern and Hastings routes, signed on or planned to subscribe, praising coverage of Mills County news, stock, farming prices, and local marriages and business notices.

Emerson Leader Boar Cloft McDowell Chas Yestat M. C. Honeyman Apiary Ivan Shook Shane Lloyd Arad H. A. McCollister Shamblin Place Fred Durbin McCollister Malvern 1 CG. A. Beterquest Nils Denver MD. A Nebraska Albert Moore Hastings Route 1 Mills County H. M. Babbitt J. Babbitt Avon Ill Iowa J. J. Stevens Coffman Ranch Fred Pierce P. R. Kelley Weasley Chapel Y. W. Wright

Glenwood Bride Marries in Sioux City Ceremony

Glenwood sees the wedding of a local young man and Mise Marguerite Ripp of Cedar Rapids Nebraska in Sioux City Iowa on Tuesday November 27. Attended by Dr and Mrs Ewart Howe they are from Sioux City and plan to reside in Glenwood at the Howes home rented for winter. The bride, daughter of a prominent Cedar Rapids banker, hails from an old respected Nebraska family and is noted as talented.

Davling Glenwood Opinion Paxton and Gallagher Wholesale Omaha Glenwood Bernard Gyngolley Ward Gunosolley City Mise Marguerite Ripp Cedar Rapids Nebr Sioux City Iowa Ewart Howe Howe M. H. McCluskey Winster

Haxtun Readers Hear Spellering Concert Broadcast

A Malvern Leader note recalls Mr and Mrs Chas Hammond and son Kenneth with Mrs Georgia Alley Cox and daughter Sonara from Morrill Nebr visiting the Hammonds at Haxtun. They heard Spellering's Concert Orchestra broadcast from Omaha on December 4 and called it a fine program heard clearly that evening.

Malvern Mya Chas. Hammond Kenneth Georgia Alley Cox Sonara Morrill Nebr Hammonds Haxtun Spellering Omaha Colo

Barrett School District Parent Teachers Association Meeting

The Parent Teachers Association of the Barrett School District invites the community to a Monday evening program at Barrett School on December 17. Professor Ireland of Tabor will speak on the benefits of the association, with special music, refreshments, and general good time for all attendees.

Barrett Ireland Tabor Parent- Teachers’ Association

Christmas Shopping Early For The Holidays

The article urges readers to begin Christmas shopping now to beat the rush and enjoy window displays. It notes merchants offer many gift stock suggestions, promotes window shopping as inexpensive and helpful, and encourages early buying to secure selections and peace of mind. It also reassures stubborn shoppers that most will eventually buy gifts, and to use local ads to locate offers.

Aran Sagan

Teen steals chickens from friends in Whiteland township

An Indiana youth named Tord Jordan, living with George Schurr, admitted to stealing over fifty chickens from neighbors while staying in the Schurr home. After suspicion by Mrs Schurr and a sheriff’s investigation, Jordan confessed and was jailed in Glenwood. Chickens recovered by Cold Storage and a Randolph firm to be returned or retrieved. The incident tarnishes a previously good family reputation.

Down Whiteland Township Tord Jordan George Schurr Jordan Randolph

Bingaman Brothers Expand Into Omaha Auto Business

Lee Bingaman travels to Omaha to assist brothers Alvin and Arthur in expanding their auto and garage business. They have taken over the Creighton building, a four story brick structure north of the Post Office, with space for hundreds of cars and plans to specialize in car storage while continuing general garage work. The 17th Street shop remains open and Bert Crumb joins the team.

Bingaman Lee Bingaman Omaha Alvin Arthur Creighton 17Th Street Altic Bert Crumb Malvern Ithe Bingaman

Death of John R. Foulks noted in telegram from Blackfoot

Telegram from Blackfoot announces the sudden death of John R. Foulks from heart trouble. A former Malvern resident connected with early development of the city, his funeral is set for Thursday in Salt Lake City, December 13.

John R. Foulks J. W. Boehner Blackfoot Malvern Our City Salt Lake City

Notice Correction in Leader Board Proceeding

The Leader publishes a correction stating a claim of Clarence Huntsman for a Gopher bounty of $60,00 was wrong and should read 60 cents. The notice notes the copy furnished was incorrect.

Clarence Huntsman

Angual Meeting Notice of Lonestate Savings Bank

The annual meeting of stockholders of Lonestate Savings Bank will be held December 16 at 2 30 p.m. at the banking house J F Wearka. 19 2.

Lonestate Savings Bank Reoue J. F Wearka

Louise Hieut Wins First In High School Declamation

Louise Hieut wins first place in Malaver High School annual declamators contest held at We Methodist church. Eva Plimb second, John Teed third. program featured twelve dramatic speakers and musical portions with soloists including Ruby Taylor Sane and Tele domes. Local audience praised performances. awards announced and season tickets offered for upcoming performances.

Carreet Malavern We Methodist Church Tomers Monlay Ruby Taylor Sane Ming Teo Eotsiler Ilaemateh Jude Diimade Ip Comtenl Quiahi Louise Hlett Eva Plimb John Teed

Entertained Football Squad by Supt and Mrs Pottle

Supt and Mrs A F Pottle hosted the football squad at a party for the players. The event featured games and lively activities, and the boys reported a fine time and enjoyable evening.

Supt A. F. Pottle

Passing Of John P Frazier

The funeral for John P. Frazier was held Wednesday afternoon December 5 near Malvern due to quarantine. Rev J E Goleman led the service on the lawn with several pallbearers. Remains rest in East Liberty cemetery. Frazier, born May 29 1862 in Fremont County Iowa, was the son of John and Mary Frazier. His Civil War veteran father lost his wife in the conflict.

John P. Frazier Malvern Frazier Milla County J. _E. Goleman Hillsdale M. E Messrs D. F. Whitfeld Christy G. Maguire Robert Hammond B. W. Crippen Conrad East Liberty Freemout County Iowan

Malvern Iowa bids on 1923 auction of homes and store

Official publication notices that Malvern town will auction the dwelling house with all fixtures and the frame store building on sixteen block, to be sold for cash on December 16 1923 at 3 06 p m. Purchaser must remove structures within set deadlines and bids may be rejected at the town council's discretion. Possession dates given with terms and conditions.

Malvern Iowa Thea Loresig G. H. White Altuat Y. H. Beaton Tose

Glenwood Tries Zuja Again After Disturbances

The Glenwood Chronicle reports Gen A Zuja, a previously deemed non dangerous detainee, caused disturbances in Glenwood after escape attempts. He smashed windows at Lamb bank and Hiett’s millinery, was recaptured by Dick Hamilton, and later moved among Mercy Hospital, Clarinda, and county officials before again returning to Glenwood. He was eventually placed under observation then returned to jail as authorities debated his state patient status.

Glenwood the Tribune Gen A Zuja Zuja Lamb Bank Clarinda Cornell Bluffs Suuie Cumimeredal Huetel Gaus Uja Clarida Gad Patlent Uivnwood Tribune

Dads and Lads Eat and Talk at Evening Event

A formal gathering featuring speeches by Mr Myers on child development, a toast by Lloyd Mat holland, and performances by sing ers including Donald and Mr J. W. Meyers. Attendees praised the program and commended Walter Plank for organizing and supplying instruments for the evening.

Coasta Lloyd Matholand Westra W. Crlawell Walter Plank J. Ro J. Wo Baer Fred Farquhar Sven Auery Mr. Myers Ufat Mr. Meyers Frey Bey Plank Dufanding Gle Qiudte

Card Of Thanks From Wowera Sotrt Family

We thank our friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy during our sorrow for the loss of Wowera Sotrt. The family expresses appreciation for prayers and support from PB Bragler and others.

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