Malvern Firemen Elect Chantry Chief At Meeting
Malvern firemen brief at Monday meeting on new rescue motor donation by R W Mansfeld. A trained crew will run the device for first aid to smoke gas or drowning victims, kept at the Nebraska Light and Power substation for public use. Officers re elected with F R Chantry as chief and Frank Austin as secretary. trustees include Li Talbott Frank Ging and Albert Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
R. W. Mansfeld
Nebraska Light and Power Company
Ashe
Fie
Frank Allatin
Verne Crook
Dr. John, Kine
Charles Johnson
Oscar Finkle
Earl Pace
Omaha
Motte
Hed Oak
F. R. Chantry
Jenss Bell
Prank Harts
Glen Dalrymple
Jim McFall
Frank Austin
D. M. Kline
A. Talbott
Frank ‘Ging
Albert Nelson
Death of Frank Hodges in Missouri Valley
B C Hodges received word of the sudden death of his cousin Frank Hodges of Missouri Valley. He had been in good health and planned to visit neighbors when stricken with heart trouble and died at fifty nine. He leaves a wife Carady Roland Hodges three daughters and one son. The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon in Missouri Valley. Hodges and Norman Hodges attended from nearby. Frank Hodges was the son of Clark Hodges, former resident of Fawles township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Hodges
Frank Hodges
Misuri Valley
Carady Roland Hodges
Missouri Valley
Lee Roland
Death Claims Infant Son of Mttle Howards
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Hedwin Howard born at Sennos hospital Omsha on Saturday December 10 died at birth. Body brought to Malvern by Mansfields for burial funeral held Sunday afternoon at the Howard home conducted by Ray Pettit burial in River City cemetery. Sympathies extended to the Howard family.
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Mttle
San
Hédwin Howard
Cholas Senn
Omsha
Malvern
Mansfields
Ce. Howard
Ray, Pettit
Rlver City
Myre
Howard
Methodist Ministers Gather for Monday Meeting
The Methodist preachership met Monday in Scranton led by Dr. De Je Bhene. The gathering focused on ministry planning and community outreach with emphasis on May events and local church collaboration.
Maivern Fire Alarms Mark Short Fire Spell
Firemen face a run of blazes after a single call is followed by two more alarms in quick succession. Seven months later a second alarm hit the Stoghill home near The Leader offices when a hole was found in the chimes. Community frets over a feared third alarm ends the current fire period.
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Sra Call Cemain
Stoghill
Leader
De Wille Artists in Concert Tonight
The De Wille Concert company performs two Malvern shows in the Community building today. A matinee priced 10 cents for children and 25 cents for others, while the evening concert costs 25 cents for all. The program features De Wille Semerau with concertina, soprano Mrs Da Villa Semeray, pianist and accompanist Pieni st, and violinist La Na om Coffin, presented by the Civic Improvement club as the second in a series of artist concerts.
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de Wille
Malvern
Civic Improvement Club
de Wille Semerau
da Villa Semeray
La Na+ om Coffin
Hiett Chosen Leader of Silver Urn Lodge 284
Dr W M Hiett was chosen Worshipful Master of Silver Urn Lodge No 284 A B & A M at a regular meeting held last Thursday evening in the basement of the public library. Officers named include W M Hiett, William Warner Senior Warden, R W Balyers Junior Warden, Ward Slothowey secretary, F R Chantry treasurer, J H Beckwith trustees for a three year term. Appointees to be announced later with installation likely during fraternity week in January. Committees named to confer with O B S chapter regarding a joint installation: Fred Mulholland W P Wortman and William Warner.
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W. M. Hiett
Silver Urn
A.B
A. M
Ubrary
William Warner
Floa
R W. Balyers
Ward Slothowey
F. R. Chantry
J. H. Beckwith
Truzies
Bai
O. B
Fred 4
Grace Cole Dies in Cornell Bluffs at 59
Grace Cole widow of Dr. Jag H. Cole died Saturday in a Cornell Bluffs hospital of heart disease. Formerly Grace Duncan of Randolph, she was sister to Tom Duncan of Randolph and Louis J. Duncan of Shenandoah. Survived by son J. B. Cole of Council Bluffs. Funeral services held in Council Bluffs First Presbyterian Church and burial in Thurman.
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Grace Cole
Cornell Bluffs Hospital
Gaye Potatoes Last Teat Poor A Town Visitor Complaint
A fragmented clipping recalls a visitor from out of town contacting Andy Berkheimer about a game. the text is partial and unclear, with garbled phrases referencing potatoes and a poor outcome. The legible bits suggest a local incident or correspondence but no clear events or dates emerge.
County corn test plots show yields across five farms
Farm notes detail five county corn test plots with multiple hybrids tested against home varieties. Measurements use 100 ears per variety, yielding per acre figures ranging from 66.00 to 112.81 bushels under a 16 percent moisture basis, across farms of Fickel, Kochersperger, Witton, Jones, and Estes with several hybrids listed.
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W. L. Fickel
Acre
F. G. Kochersperger
Reid
CKB
Witton Farm
Wilson's
Myron Jones Farm
W, C. Estes
Bera
Bes
Market notes on crop bids and grain names
The record lists prices or bids for crops including Fickely bird 301 at 88.30 bushels per acre and Reid's Yellow Dent at 70.24 bushels per acre. It appears as a fragment of agricultural market data with no clear date or location.
Medics Elector Dye President at Glenwood Meeting
Mille County Medical society held its Thursday election meeting as guests of the Iowa Institution at Glenwood. Dr. John Dye of Glenwood was elected president with Dr. DeYoung as vice president and Dr. James Donelan as secretary and treasurer. Delegates to the state medical association were elected, to meet in May. County auxiliary officers were named: Mrs. Thomas Lacy president, Mrs. Edgar Christy vice president, and Mrs. D. W. Harman secretary-treasurer. A luncheon followed with Christmas carols and solos by Gretchen Gidley. The next meeting will be in June.
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Mille County Medical Society
Iowa
Glenwood
John Dya
DeYoung
James Donelan
I. A. Parsons
Donelan
County Association
Thomas Lacy
Edgar Christy
Hastings
D. W. Harman
Woodford R Hyington
Malvern
Parsonslee
Donsors
Gretchen Gidley
Jung
Tax Sale Postponement Urged by County Leader
The county treasurer postpones the January tax sale of delinquent property on Whitman block A, noting hard year finances. Many taxpayers struggle to raise funds as farm prices fall. the article urges postponement again to allow more time for payment and asks bidders to refrain. Fremont county records a comparatively small delinquent list despite claims of broader hardship.
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Fremont County
Mills County District Court Opens Third Week Judge Miller in charge
The Mills County District Court entered its third week with Judge Ernest Miller presiding. A petit jury was summoned for the first time Monday and jury trials began. Divorce granted to Velma Dalzell from Wilburn Dalzell, custody given of minor Beverly Dalzell, husband to pay $8 monthly until further orders. Memorial session held for O E Dean, resolution praising his ethics and service adopted by the Mills County Bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County District Court
Ernest Miller
Velma Dalzell
Wilburn Daleell
Tustody
Beverly Sean Dalsell
Hevers
Humber
O. E. Dean
O, EH
Dean
Mills County
B. Dean
Sterling
C. B. Dean
Milla County
Seasion
Brother Rend
Carl H. Cook
T. Genung
Whitney Gilliland
C. E. 5 to Elect Officers Next Tuesday
C. E. 5 will hold its regular meeting and officer election next Tuesday December 20 at 7:30 in the Legion rooms of the Community building. Mary Bower, W M
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C. E
Bilger
County Treasurer notes slow auto registrations begin
County Treasurer Otto Judkine reports very slow auto registrations after two days with only 270 of 4000 possible. A single new car, a Victoria V-8 from Balvera Auto, was registered by H. Clark of Hastings & V-8 Ford. Prices on produce rise and times pick up may bring more registrations later.
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Otto Judkine
Clark
Hastings
Ford Victoria
Balvera Auto Company
Malvern
Railroad official L Josephson dies at Pacific Junction
L Josephson, spatial agent for the Burlington, died in the Pacific Junction railroad yards during night duty. Found face down beside the tracks around 2 am, heart failure listed as cause after autopsy. coroner Raynor assisted. Survived by wife and daughter. remains to be returned to Moline for funeral services.
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Pacific Junction
L. Josephson
Josephson
Burlington
Raynor
Moline
Glenwood
Otd
Malvern Markets Prices Paid for Stains and Produce
December 14 prices for Malvuary markets show cold storage wheat and butterfat at station levels. Poultry rates list hen light and heavy, with springsieghorns noted, reflecting local demand for hens and related produce.
Malvern Bank Re Elects Old Officers
Malvern Trust & Savings Bank held its annual meeting in the bank rooms on Tuesday December 33 reports from officers were approved and the election of directors for the ensuing year followed All the old directors were reelected Fred Durbin FDR Chantry WB Whiseld De J QO Latta Red Hole ney a W Faor bud He A Deardore and others served on the slate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Trust & Savings Bank
Fred Durbin
Fdr
Chantry
WB. Whiseld
de. J, QO
Latta
Red. Hole
Ney A. W
Faor
Bud He A
Deardore
Puobher
Oh Doctor Operetta Postponed By Ill Cast At Malvern
The Malvern high school operetta Oh Doctor was delayed due to an influenza outbreak among cast members. The show features a Texas border health sanitarium plot with doctors ranchers and Mexicana and is directed by Gladys J. McQueen with music by the Malvern schools.
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Texas
Gladys J. McQueen
Malvern
Seipold Selle Dairy Herd Auction Near Malvern
Seipold Selle plans a Wednesday sale of about thirty Holstein dairy cattle from his Malvern area farm five and one half miles north. Auction starts at 1 p.m. McMurry Ray and Talbott will handle with an auctioneer. cows include high producing unregistered cattle, T. B. tested, averaging 815 pounds of butterfat in 1931.
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Carl Seipold
Hie Farm
Malvern
McMurryray
Talbott
Belpold
Selpold
Ivan
Flesaie
T. B
My. Beipold Baa
Congressman Wearin to Attend Congress Briefing in Des Moines
Congressman elect Oia D. Wearin left Des Moines Saturday to join a short session of Congress as an observer. He will confer with Democratic leaders on the legislative program and learn congressional routine to be ready to serve on March 4, 1934. Wearin is deeply interested in grave problems ahead and aims to represent constituents effectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oia D. Wearth
Des Moines
Washington
Congress
Wearin
Officers for 1033 Tabor Mi Elest
The text records a list of officers for Voluntary Lodge No. 489 A. Diy including elected roles and names, though the OCR is garbled with phrases like regular muvts and da asda. The fragment preserves a lodge officer roster tied to 1033 tabulations and hidden dates or actions.
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Rasout
Christmas Concert by County Chorus in Malvern and Glenwood
Christmas program from Handel's The Messiah to be heard in Malvern at 7 p m and in Glenwood in the afternoon. The all county chorus combines Malvern and Glenwood singers plus nearby communities, with over seventy five voices expected and several solo performances.
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Baptist Church
Malveth
Glenwood
Chortes
Malvern
Malvern and
Glenwood Choral Sociedles
Grenwood
Brice
Bethlehem
Ming Emily Boland
Florence Ryan
Qienwood
Mia
Darice Hil‘ton
Mina Boland
Wm. H. T. Wellens
Marjorie Taylor
Strahan
Halislujua
Miss Holand
Way Back When Leader Memoir From Newkirk Note
A reminiscence from Newkirk Oklahoma dated 1932 recounts former Malvern Leader publisher memories and an old subscriber list. The letter mentions Mr. Korn, nomenclature quirks of Boehner, and notes about lifelong ties to Malvern, IA and surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ba F. Korne
Newkirk
Okla
Korns
Boehner
Eoitor Meltvvern
Iowa
Malvern
Jong
Desi
Malvern Leader
Maly Vert
Millé County
Phillipsburg
Philllpe County
Hansus
Aelf
Len Leaner
Joy Bwalh
Charley Muck
Gray Lew
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Mansheld
Tis of
Lang Moter
Department For Firat Aid
Yank Hodges
de Je Bhene
Randolph
Cornell
Biutka
Andy Berkheimer
Agame
Bin
Dye
L. Popetheee
Malvern Markets
Malvern Bank
Seipold Selle
F . Joan Dowettnshinaton
Tabor Mi Elest
Ed F. Korns
Newkirk, Okla
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