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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1932
Page
10
Entertain guests at the R W Casebott residence where RW Casebott, Sathews and Wrest hosted a Thursday evening court whist session. Readings include a long list of guests and winners with luncheon served afterward.
Grandma Bowers marked her ninety second birthday with family wishes. Health remains good for her years and relatives hope for many more celebrations ahead.
Christian Ladies Aid elected Vivian Galloway as president May Harris as vice president Sylvia Wright as secretary and Mrs John Ayer as treasurer at last Wednesday's meeting New year plans were discussed lunch was served by Mrs Addie Hollextu Mrs Waldo Edmondson visited from Red Oak and is a nurse from Omaha hospital Word is Mrs Emma Muaslemum has been poorly Miss Mary Rathke of Glenwood visited town Wednesday Mrs Jud Coppock led day work at the telephone office during June Bolleau's absence
By virtue of an execution directed to me from Mille County District Court clerk the defendant's property is levied to satisfy the sum 4052.07 and costs 97.42 with accruing costs. The real estate described is Lots 4 5 and 6 in Block 73 in the City of Glenwood Iowa. It will be offered for sale to the highest bidder for cash at the courthouse in Glenwood on January 12th 1882 between 3 and 4 pm with attendance by the undersigned sheriff Dated Glenwood Iowa December 9th A.D. 1882 by W. S. Davison Sheriff Mille County.
Henderson teams have posted strong results in recent games. On December 6 at Macedonia the boys lost 17 16 and the girls won 40 7. At Henderson December 6 the boys beat Silver City 87 11 while the girls won 32 8. December 18 at Henderson the boys lost 23 37 and the girls triumphed 48 18 over Pacific Junction. Upcoming games schedule Wales and Coburg this week.
All school Christmas program to be held at the school building tomorrow afternoon starting at 1 o'clock. The public is invited to attend.
Henderson district reports strong pupil performance with record high averages over five years after recent exams. Local schools sponsor Christmas baskets for needy Council Bluffs families as Methodist and Christian Sunday schools join efforts. Community notes include health visits, dental work, road trips, and social visits among residents.
The Christian Ladies Aid plans a Wednesday event to pack sacks for children's treats Sunday morning. Members of the B. K. club and their husbands enjoyed a Tuesday night at John Rainbow's home with a birthday cannon and a pot luck snack. Gayle Phillips, a teacher in Omaha, visited for a two week home vacation. Joe Moore of Macedonia visited his sister Mrs Ed Wilkinson midweek. John Ayer and Elwyn Galloway served on the Glenwood jury last week. Frank Spiker, formerly of here now in Omaha, visited Sunday. Harry Clark and family visited relatives in Omaha over the weekend. Doris Brown went to Missouri to visit her sister. Mr and Mrs Homer Wilkinson and Mr Wilkinson's father were in Red Oak Wednesday. A church tree plan was reconsidered after last week’s note said there would be no tree Saturday.
General Electric will move the House of Magis from Schenectady to the Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago. The exhibit will run in its own auditorium with continuous demonstrations, including electric cookery, refrigeration, air conditioning, and transportation applications. Also shown will be a Fever Machine that uses artificial electric fever to fight disease and a new sodium lamp with bright yellow glow.
The address urges restoring farming buying power through American pricing for home consumption and curb crop surpluses. It calls for tariff policies protecting farmers from foreign markets, supports a federal land mortgage plan with government backing to aid farm credit, and asks banks and investors to defer foreclosures while new plans are implemented.
The text advocates replacing expansion with land conservation, retiring marginal lands, developing forest rehabilitation, and creating parks and playgrounds for future generations. It supports planned agricultural programs under the USDA, collaboration with land grant colleges, and avoiding duplicate efforts among federal and local farm bodies.
Glenwood Mills County Iowa Board of Supervisors met with all members present. Minutes from November 4 read and allowed. Numerous claims listed for County Fund Pony Creek Ditch Fund and other accounts. Bids for lumber and corrugated pipe discussed. corrugated pipe bid awarded. Canvass of November 8 1933 election began. adjourned to November 16 1949 with proceedings continuing.
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