Vuletide Memories Choral Cantata Delights Malvern Audience
Vuletide Memories presented a Christmas cantata by choristers of Malvern Sunday evening under Hazel Donner. The program featured solos by Mrs D O Cunningham and Miss Donner, with Accompanists Mrs J L Donner and Miss MacCartney. The choir performed scenes of Bethlehem, the Midnight Choir, and The Mulding Star, concluding with a benediction by Rev Paul H Hicks and invocation by Dr Henry White. The show highlighted well directed home event potential.
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JL. Donner
Mies
MacCartney
Bethlehem
D. O. Cunningham
Donner
John Beckwith
L. A. Talbott
Talbott
Walter Donner
Basa So- Jolat
Bethlshem
Beckwith
Mulding
Ob Mgato
Ocolo
Tebow
Jawa
Henry Dd
White
Eo Rey
Paul H. ‘Hicks
Heby
Malvern
Wall
Claude Brooks Auto Mishap Near Malvern
Claude Brooks lives on Ave near Malvern. He was involved in a Tuesday evening two car crash at a park ing lot. Brooks said his lights failed and he struck a Ford Faodeter vehicle. injuries described as serious but no details given.
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Claude Brooks
Malvern
Brooks
Pratt Meetings at Glenwood Close Sunday
Dr Pratt hosted a three week revival at the Glenwood Methodist Church in Glenwood. Nearly 300 people signed church pledge cards and many were received into churches or prepared for affiliation. A closing night offertory by Dr Pratt and singer Prof Moon raised $600 for the campaign.
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Evangellat
Pratt
Glenwood
Prattland Hla Singer
Moon
Back From California Raines Family Traveled 3600 Miles
Mr and Mrs H O Raines and Mr and Mrs G O Raines of Nebraska City returned last Thursday after an extended auto trip through the west They spent time in Denver Salem Portland and California totaling over 3600 miles Along the way they visited Dakin Millers B W Potters and C H Porter among others
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H. 0. Raines
G.o.'raines
Nebraska City
West
Denver
Colo
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Caliifornia
Mantecs
Dakin Millers
Woodland
Salem
Overgon
H. O. Baines
B. W. Potster
Portleng
Oregon
Portland
H. Porter
Capitals
Calif
Malvern Odd Fellows Elect Officers
Malvern Odd Fellows elects officers at a meeting presenting a slate for the coming year. The chosen roles include a President, Vice Grand, and Treasurer among others, with conferred responsibilities and duties outlined for each post.
Malvern Markets Webenias Des 18
Fragmentary OCR text from a Malvern market page provides nonsensical lines and partial names. No clear events, dates, or entities are readable to form a coherent headline or factual summary.
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Malvern ‘Markets
Retirement honors long-serving rural mail carrier Maguire
J C Maguire retires after 27 years in mail service at Malvern Iowa. A veteran of nearly forty-four years with the rail and mail routes, he logged about 135000 miles on his main route and earned a formal letter of praise from Postmaster General Brown dated December 10 1939.
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T. U. Magaite
Mille
Mi Maguire
The
Burlington
Tower Man
Waebash
Bert
Bullington
Maguire
Brown
Uy Tong
Postal Service
Ag Rural - Earl Rer
Malvern
Iowa
Walter F, Brown
Henderson Girl Weds in Ohio
Henderson couple celebrates a December 7 1929 wedding at St Joseph's church parish house in Cuyahoga Falls Ohio. Bride Misa Marjoris Cain daughter of Mr and Mrs William Cain wears Bluebird gown and hat. groom is Harold Stewart Camp U S Navy. Maid of honor is Misa Dorothy Cain sister from Midland Michigan. best man Charles Chapin Akron Ohio. Floral arrangements include white sweet pens lilies of the valley and baby's breath.
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Misa Marjoris Cain
William Cain
Henderson
Harold Stewart Camp
Bell
U.5
New York
U. S. Navy
St. Joseph's Church
Cuyahoge Falls
Ohio
Navy
Misa Dorothy Cain
Midland
Mich
Carl Rixgla
Charles Chapin
Akron
Mia
Jonas Ohic
We Will Jesus Day Early Next Week
With Christmas on Wednesday the regular publication day shifts one day earlier next week. All advertising must be in by Tuesday morning or Monday if possible. Correspondents should submit news by Saturday and get it out no later than Monday morning.
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Will &O
Mills County Farm Bureau elects officers at Malvern meeting
The Mills County Farm Bureau annual meeting at the Community building in Malvern elected Rudolph Hopp to another year as president. George Hilton became vice president, H. H. Kayton secretary, and J. F. Wearin treasurer. Mrs. Emil Len was named chairman of women’s work and Mrs. Ralph Thompson chaired the girls’ work for the coming year.
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Mills County Farm Bureau
Malvern
Rudolph Hopp
George Hilton
H. H. Kayton
J. F. Wearin
Emil Len
Ralph Thompson
Wilson Hatchery Opens in Malvern with Owner School
The Wilson Hatchery building in Malvern recently opened for public inspection and hosted an all day flock owners school led by Prof. Whitfield of the Ames staff. Attendees enjoyed luncheon, a corn-eating contest, and a demonstration of the hatchery’s latest equipment signaling a bright season ahead.
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Wilson Hatchery
Malvern
Wiloon
Whitfield
Ames
W. L. Boylan
Randerson Heads Silver Urn Lodge For 1980 Officers
Members of Silver Urn Lodge No. 284 elected 1980 officials Thursday night. J E Randerson named worshipful master. Walter Van Aorne Mulholland chosen senior warden. Leonard Williams junior warden. Forrest Sapulry treasurer. John Beckwith reappointed trustee for another two years. Minor improvements promised for the hall.
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Silver Urn Lodge
Free and Accepted
J. E. Randergen
Walter van Aorne
Por
Mulholland
Leonard Williams
Earl Tro
Organisa
Slop
Glenn W. Wasalea
Forrest Sapulry
John Beckwith
Christmas program underway with local students
A brief notice indicates a Christmas program hosted by Vallemphaol and Pride ibe Fania o i, inviting community participation and offering a showcase of student performances and seasonal activities.
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Siene Vallemphaol
Pride
Santa to Have Treats For the Kiddies Saturday
Old Santa Claus will be in Malvern Saturday with candy and treats for every boy and girl in Mills County. If weather allows he plans to fly in by airplane, otherwise he will arrive by automobile. He will be on Main Street to greet children and share loads of candy this Saturday afternoon December 21.
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Santa Claus
Malvern
Main Street
Mills County
Santa
Smith Buys Berry Stone Jewelry Store in Malvern
Walter L. Smith, longtime Malvern jeweler, purchased the Harry Stone jewelry business, relocating stock and fixtures to the former Empress theater space in the Collinge Drug building. Smith remodels, expands stock to include watches, clocks, and high grade wares, aiming to make it the region’s leading jewelry shop. Stone will stay on to handle repair work during aTransition period.
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Walter L. Smith
Harry Stone
Collings Drug
Mr. Smith
Empress Theater
George Mellor
Hillsdale Ladies Host Postponed Bazaar Dinner
The Hillsdale church hosts a postponed bazaar and chicken dinner tomorrow evening at Hillsdale church. All welcome. no charge listed. Deco venue noted.
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Hillsdale
Hillsdale Church
Favor Cooperation With Farm Board
The Iowa Cooperative Live stock Shippers Association, meeting in Des Moines, endorsed cooperation with the Federal Farm Board to help livestock growers build a strong market system, boosting farmers profits. Delegates, including extension workers and rail and packing interests, approved plans for larger selling markets with district manager bargaining power and stronger local associations to sell stock cooperatively.
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Iowa Cooperative Livestock Shippers’ Association
Des Moines
Federal Farm Board
Lens Btate College
Fragmented Text About Policy And Rubber Seabedley
The readable portion questions why Congress should delay action on an issue described as purination and proposes considering rubber submarine or seabed related policy. The fragment lacks clear actors dates or places.
Fowls Didn't Do Right by Janitor Shepard
Janitor Wm Shepard claims prize poultry at Botna Valley show fell short of last year's quality. He says better weather and competition may explain lower returns and alleges others harvested more eggs before him.
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Shepard
Botna Valley
Wm. Shepard
Mr. Shepard
Merchants Stock Quality Goods for Holiday Trade
Local merchants report a strong Christmas trade with quality goods across candy, toys, furniture, hardware, clothing, jewelry, and shoes. Shoppers praise well displayed stock and lower prices than city retailers, favoring durable items over flashy gifts.
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Desser
Ralph Cox
All Year Round Christmas Present from The Leader
The Malvern Leader promotes a year long Christmas subscription with a pretty mating card and weekly arrivals. Call to arrange for delivery or pickup if you cannot visit in person.
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Caus
Malvern
Messiah concert attendees travel to Omaha for oratorio
Dr and Mrs Gidley and Mrs W C Kayton attended the Messiah at the auditorium last Monday evening. Also present were Miss Alice Bently Miss Margaret Berkhimer Walter Donner Walter Carl Mrs Jos Wearly and Miss Hazel Donner, one of the singers, and Miles Helenones.
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Omaha
Gidley
W. C. Kayton
Alice Bently
Margaret Berkhimer
Walter Donner
Aon
Walter Carl
Jos Wearly
Hazel Donner
Miles Helen
Boaters Baptial Ladies Christmas Meeting Plans
A Christmas meeting is set for Thursday afternoon December 19 hosted by Mrs Albert Nelson and others. Attendees are urged to bring a small gift for exchange and all members are invited to attend.
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Easington
Albert Nelson
Thuredey
Batna Valley Poultry Show Impresses Judges at Malvern
The second annual Batna Valley Poultry show at the Malvern Community building drew strong entries and high praise from judge D Montclaw of Cedar Rapids who called the quality the best yet seen. Crowding limited pens to 146, but organizers plan more space next year. exhibits included bantams, standard breeds, and odd breeds with ducks and guinea fowl noted while turkeys were absent. Officers elected: President Mrs W Carl Wilson, Vice President Mrs Grant Chamberlain, Sec-Treasurer Mrs B H Combs, along with Elmer Fickel and W S Bradley. Premium winners listed across bantams, Jersey Giants, and White Wyandottes.
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Batna Valley Poultry Association
Malvern
D. Montclaw
Cedar Rapids
American Poultry Association
W. Carl Wilson
Grant Chamberlain
Combs
Chamberlain
Elmer
Fickel
Bradley
Christmas Party for the Kiddies at Malvern
Malvern hosts an annual Christmas party for children and Browd-ups with a stage adaptation of The Christmas Carat by Charles Dickens. Free admission for school-age children. adult tickets sold by Mrs. Mason and at the Malvern Landers club box. Tickets available after Saturday morning with Animal cartoon and comedy acts announced.
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Malvern
Charles Dickens
Malvern Lander
Mrs. Mason
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