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Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1930

Page

2

Local people of Malvern appear in weekly notes

Henderson bank cashier G. T. Harover visits Malvern and orders The Leader for his cousin in Jacksonville. Local residents, shoppers, and officials from Malvern, Strahan, Shenandoah, and nearby areas stop by the office, attend events, plan Christmas gatherings, and place ads for Milady Beauty Shop and other businesses.

G. T. Harover Citizens Bank Henderson Ralph LaHue Jacksonville Florida Wm. Warnke Milady Beauty and Dress Shop Adv L. M. Hambsch Strahan Hambsch Hemingford Nebr Malvern Ady Joe Weatin Otha ‘Wearth Carrie van Andy Berkhimer Berkhimer Paul Gramness L. D. Austin Florence Stevenson Iowa-Nebraska Light and Power Company Helen Marshall M Beauty and Tress Elste M. Newton Correctionville Newton Milady Beauty Shop Mi Lady Beauty and Dress Shop E. D. Hering Jimmie Jack Omaha Harry Gallther Antenal Gifta Colonial Craft Studio J. D. Robbins Roy Gannon Tulsa Okla Gannon J. B. Lutz Y. H. Seaton Thute Chicago Lee A. Roland Leader Ady. G. S. Everett Glenwood Ofee Milady Beauty and Dress Horton Beam C. E. Swain Vera Stouder Frank Stouder Hattie Boston J. E. Randerson Miilady Beauty and Dress Shop Zeno Bass Jr A. M. Armatrong

Death of Civil War veteran E L Craig in Mills County

E L Craig longtime Mills County resident and Civil War veteran died at his Glenwood home on December 11 at age eighty eight. Born June 4 1847 in Washington County Ohio he served in Company A 93rd Indiana. Funeral held in Glenwood Christian Church with Rev J Irving Brown. burial in Glenwood cemetery. Survived by daughters Mrs J W Aul and Mrs Mary Pickerell and son M P Craig.

J. No Summers L. L. Robbins Glenwood Armory Glen Cato George Sace Stanberry Harry Shenandoah Wabash Nelly Don’s Milady Otha D. Wear Mills County Wearing Nelly Don Milady Beauty and Dresa Shopady Mia M. J. Rarick W. P. Wortman Broadway Methodist Church Milady Beauty Shop Milady Beauty and Dress Shop Ado E. M. Slitter H. Bocklin Harlan J. Konetka E. L. Craig Christan Church J. Irving Brown Mr. Craig Washington County Ohio Indiana Iowa J.W. Aul Mary Pickerell Platt Th Wilemp Ang Reheead M P. Craig Loyeland Colo

Assessors Meet With Tax Expert At Glenwood County Court House

County assessors, save one, assembled at Glenwood Court House to hear a tax expert from the tax commission explain proposed new tax laws and assessment methods. They reviewed the new assessment forms for town and township taxation as presented.

Glenwood Dee Tax Commission

Mrs Henry Evernham Still Lives in Oregon

A misreported death in Eugene Oregon was denied as erroneous. The subject Mrs Henry Evernham is alive and in usual health. The notice confirms there was no death and expresses relief the report was wrong.

Henry Evernham Eugene Oregon

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