Botha Valley Poultry Show Rated Largest Yet
The third annual Botha Valley Poultry Show closed Saturday after a large turnout with 460 birds entered including standard and new breeds. Belgian hares and pet stock featured, and judges praised improved quality over last year. Officers elected: President Mrs. Carl Wilson, Vice President Mrs. Leonard Duval, Secretary Treasurer Will Chamberlain, Assistant Secretary Mrs. B. E. Combs, Superintendent Grant Chamberlain, with a slate of directors including Horace Ewing and George Hilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Botha Valley Poultry Association
Carl Wilson
Leonard Duval
Will Chamberlain
Aaslatant
B. E. Combs
Grant Chamberlain
Horace Ewing
George Hilton
Harry Duval
Fred Greenlee
Elmer Fickst
Ray Hilton
Frank Chamberlain
Baptists Hold All Day Meeting Sunday
A Sunday Baptist gathering reported excellent attendance at Bible school and preaching. Officers elected include Church Clerk Mrs George Davis and Treasurer Dr D M Kline, with deacons, trustees, music and ushers named among long lists of church leaders and departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptists
Itgian Attendant Bible School
A. J. Berkhimer
Arthur Trigely
Otto Hall
Otto Kline
George Davis
Matthews of Tabor Civilian Life Advisor Mrs Julia Matthews Dies
Mrs Julia Matthews longtime sealant at Tabor, died at her home in Tabor on February 10. Funeral services were held Friday in the county. The obituary notes her life and ties to the Matthews family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia
Matthews
Tabor
Feo
Matthewler
Santa Claus to visit Malvern this Saturday
Santa Claus is coming to Malvern Saturday afternoon and evening. He will arrive at 2 o'clock with candy for every boy and girl and plans contests with prizes during a two hour visit Saturday afternoon and an additional hour from 7 to 8 PM. Stores will be showcasing Christmas gifts as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Malvern
North Pol
Sava
Santa
4 H ers Join in Annual Banquet
Mills county 4 H club members gathered in Glenwood Saturday for their annual banquet at the Kalghte of Pythias hall. An urban visitor would note a new confidence and polish in farm youth as they participated in an after dinner program led by editor Wayne P D Choate with the toast “The 4 H Christmas Ties” and remarks from F P Reed state 4 H club agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Pythias Hall
Glenwood
City
Couaing
Mille County
Wayne PD
Choate
Vsiog
F. P. Reed
Raed
C. M. Burton
Srauehes
Dtares
Ghylalons
Soudus Ie Brauehow
Leader Want Ad Sells Hampshires in Town Visit
Pixon from over pear Red Oak visited Monday to settle a Leader want ad. He reports the small ad did brisk business, selling four pure bred Hampshire hogs in the first week. Mr Dixon praises the ad and notes Leader ads pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pixon
Leader
Dixon
Hampshire
Orioles Open Cage Season With Win
Malvern basketball under Gene Hoover opened the season with a 44 to 28 victory over Emerson. Hoover led scoring with 23 points including ten field goals, directing his team with strong ball handling and penetration against the Bulldogs. Bigalow added four goals as Malvern built an early lead and controlled the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Hoover
Malyearn Bleh
Emerson
Pyesh
Qingles
Hoover
Malvern
Agason
Tiet
Buiers
Bigalaw
Ruard
Orinle
Malvern Mecca for Christmas Shoppers This Holiday Season
Malvern revels in Christmas shopping as streets glow with decorations and show windows. Stores showcase bright stocks and low seasonal prices, inviting browsing and buying. The town hosts a lively schoolsmasters club event with a well attended supper at the community building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Mecca
Malvern
Clyde Cushman Funeral in Malvern Held Tuesday
Funeral services for Clyde Wesley Cushman were conducted Tuesday afternoon at the Malvern Methodist church by Rev. L R Hobbit. Baby Cushman born Dec 14, 1927 in Chicago died Dec 14, 1930 in Council Bluffs. He was baptized in Malvern in June 1928 and leaves parents Lloyd Cushman a sister Darlens Joanne and numerous relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Wesley Cushman
Methodist Church
Malvern
Trev
L. R. Hobbitt
Ie Baptist Church
Chantry
Zelma Fletcher
Clyte Wesley Cushman
Tee
Chicago
Tit
Council Bluffs
Hea
Tle
Lloyd Cushman
Darlens Joanne
Frank Doegenhart
Hattie Clatterbuck
Charles Clatterbuck
Goyncil Blufte
Fred Cushman
Oakland
Rarl Clatterbuck
Rak
Erma
Bernice
Jemile Clatterbuck
J. H. Fager
M. J. Coons
Card of Thanks for Mr and Nic Lloyd Cumbman
We will to thank our many kind friends and neighbors for their many note of kindness shown up during the Union and Atler whe death of our unloved OM, Mr and Nic. Lloyd Cumbman ead relatives.
Annual Far Bureau Meeting This Evening
Mille County Farm Bureau members met Tuesday afternoon for a two minute session to approve postponing the annual meeting to Thursday evening. The agenda includes officer elections, report approvals, talks, and a social time at the Malvern Community building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mille County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Malvern
Highway Commission to Pay Rodman 13120 dollars
District court proceedings this week include Judge Mante overseeing many cases. A jury verdict awarded Lewis G Rodman against the Iowa State Highway Commission totaling 13120 dollars including interest and costs for damage to two farms caused by a road intersection. Three youths from Council Bluffs pled guilty to breaking a box car and received one year in Mills county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Mante
Trisia
Lewis G. Rodman
Iowa State Highway Commission
Tilghway Commission
Rodman
Walter DeVol
Jos Kennedy
Lloyd Delong
Council Bluffs
Pacife Junction
Mills County
Aineley
Jan
H. L. Tinley
R. M. Morgan
Sharkey
St. Bernard's Hospital
Morgan
Comer
Ed Nagle
John Jens
Lila Caley
Gen. Graver
Marie Lee Robbins
Gertrude Wright
Hazel Summers
Ben Hethwell
Earl Shook
Russell Myers
Everett Shaw
Ag Class Exhibit Attracts Attention At Malvern High
Cognizant farmer H H Amos led Malvern High School farm class displays at a poultry show last weekend. The exhibit featured grain crops, weeds, farm shop crafts, bird houses, a self feeder, a wagon jack, a step ladder, lattice work, and a two bodied pie monster. Visitors praised and criticized designs, noting notable craft by Dick Hyde Homer Jackson Gerald Bower and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern High School
H. H. Amos
Smilth- Hughes
Dick Hyde
Blgine Dickarsbach
Homer Jackson
Gerald Bower
Amos
Guyway
Funeral Services For Mes William H Trively Dee 12
Funeral services for Amelia Frederiecka Prange Trively were held at the First Baptist church in Malvern with Rev L R Bobbitt officiating. Burial followed in Malvern cemetery. She was born August 26 1803 in Dubuque County Iowa and married William Harrison Trively March 6 1883. She lived in Imogene Fremont Loomis Malvern Red Oak and finally Red Oak before passing at age 67. Her husband and ten children survive along with twelve grandchildren and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Trively
First Baptist Church
Malvern
L. R. Bobbitt
Bert Kline
B. C. Collins
Ralph Thompson
T A. Talbott
J. Anderson
Thos. Caudell
Thos. Davin
C. L. Kunce
John Fletcher
Amelia Frederiecka Prange
Dubuque County
Towa
Reformed Church of
Imogene
Christian Church
Fremont County
Tows
William Harrison Trively
Pragua
Nebr
Loomis
Mille
Fremont
Red Osk
Abe
Coal Shout
Traipe
Red Oak Tee
Edwin
Plattamouth
Augusta Cook
Dora Alatropa
Tabor
Wiliam
Emerson
Arthur
Leona Flanigan
Red Oak
Effie
Clara
Clifford
Raymond
George Prange
Nehr
Fred Prange
Long Leach
Calif
Aunn Haytgel
Inland
Neighy Horn
Gratitude for Kindness in Sickness and Death of Mrs. W. H. Fritely
The family thanks friends for their kindness during the illness and death of our beloved mother Mrs. W. H. Fritely and for the beautiful flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H.fritely
Pace Opens Hamburger Shop in Theater Building
Francis Pace, formerly of Pace Sweet Shop, reopened his establishment in the Empresa theater building Saturday. The new hamburger house will specialize in hamburgers and lunches, with a stream table for hot meat sandwiches, soups, and delicacies, and a lunch counter replacing the old fountain plus redecorated room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Pace
Pace Sweet Shop
Empresa Theater
Masonic Meeting Slips Into Historic Past Event
Odd phrasing suggests a historical notice inviting members to a Friday gathering on December 18 at an unspecified time. Two candidates are prepared for degree work and will be advanced after the work. Members are urged to attend and bring any pertinent items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tita P. W
Also Mentioned on This Page
Botha Valley
Plymouth Rookera
C. J. Deupree
Heparsmens
P. U
Osha
Collins
Harve Summers
Temperance
Leane Richerdain
Gradle Bell
Otto. Kijne
Home Department
Susan Chambere
Clai Hn Daath “Matthews of
Reed
Hampshires
Orioles
Pop
Mise Belle
Mr and
Nic
Lloyd Cumbman Ead
Far Bureau
Highway Commission
M. H
William H. Trively Dee
Baptist Church
Pace
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!