Rudolph Hopp Reelected Farm Bureau Leader in 1930
More than 300 Mille County Farm Bureau members gathered at Malvern Community Building for the annual meeting and election. Rudolph Hopp of Glenwood was reelected president for a third term, with George Hilton, Malvern, as vice president, and Harry Clark, Malvern, as secretary. The gathering approved resolutions supporting the Federal Farm Board, county consolidations, and a state income tax. Homer Hush of Montgomery County addressed the group, discussing agricultural development and cooperative effort as keys to farmer prosperity. Other officers reported strong year-end results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mille County Farm Bureau
Malvern
Hareso
Merelvas
Hudolph Hopp
Glenwood
George Hirton
Harry Clark
Howard Kayton
Eatrahan
C. R. Warren
J. F. Wearin
Hmil Lea
Hastings
A. L. Hyzer
Federal Farm Board
Lea
Shirley Lincoln
Pacific Junction
Millard Wyant
George Hilton
Malvgra
Homer Hush
Montgomery County
General Assembly
Hush
Mr. Hush
Hueh
Marticls
Davia Pe Tabera
Vate Nolo Musa
Helen Jones
Girl Reserves Send Gifts to Orphans Homes
The Malvetti high school Girl Reserve unit held a Christmas party at the school house Thursday night with each member giving a gift for the Christian and Creche homes in Council Bluffs. On Monday Mrs W G Alstrope and members Wahheeta Alstrope Hei nice Caudell Edna Lutz and Fern Alberts delivered the gifts to the homes in Cornell Blafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvetti High School
Council Binffe
Mise Amy Hammers
Wahheeta Alstrope
Heinice Caudell
Edna Lutz
Fern Alberts
W. G. Alstrope
Cornell Blafts
Missionary World View Presented At Broadway Church
Leaders from China India and Africa shared the stage at Broadway Methodist Episcopal Church to present The World Mission of Christianity. The event, sponsored by the Board of Foreign Missions and Bishop Leeta, stressed China’s aims of independence and modernization and highlighted moral reform as essential for the nation’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orient
Africa
South America
Coundl Bluffs Bed
China
India
Argentina
Broadway Methodial Episcopal Church
World Mission of Christianity
Iowa
Board of Foreign Missions
Methodcal Episcopal Church
Frederick D. Leeta
Omaha Ares
Ding
Anglo-Chinese College
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Town
University of Amoy
America
Russia
Ching
Gasoline Tax Receipts Reach Large County Total
In Mills County the annual gasoline tax receipts rose sharply with most months posting higher figures than the previous year. The year ended with a total tax of 77947.48 dollars showing about 578249 gallons sold at three cents per gallon. At 90 cents per gallon this implies substantial spending on gasoline in the year. The text notes the gas tax exceeded other regular taxes and references related urban inputs and social items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milla
Pari
Speakers Picked For All Class Declamatory Final
Four dramatic class speakers advance to the January 14 all class final: Vera Hummel Doris Wolfe Alberta Hyzer and Marjorie Donner. Remaining readings include Laverne Worstall Edith Bell Ruth Donner and others, with eliminations held Friday for humorous class. Awards were judged by Aunt and Mrs A W Vannice of Hastings as Mite Herriot Beatie sang before the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Hummel
Melting Pot
Alberta Hyzer
How Salvator
Doris Wolfe
John Jackson Arcady
Marjorie Donner
Going
White Swan
Laverne Worstall
Ig Clay
Boota
Edith Bell
Bobby Shaftee
Ruth Donner
King
Freda Bryeaning
Dorothy Durbin
Christ
James Beckwith
Rock Pilea
Walter Donner
Maxine van Orsde
A. W
Vannice
Elsie* Braezgo
Maxine Shotwell
Shinay Blue Eyes
Malcolm Juelke
Plupys
Harry Lockebill
Billie McNulty
Ladies Aid
Loose Theater
Charlotte Dye
Maxine Wolfe
Misa
Brey
Frances Dunn
Photographers
Fern Alberta
Ray Raines
Pup
Thomas Wils
Mra
W. Vannice
Hastings
Herriot Beatie
Malvern Lights Up With Christmas Glow Across Streets
Malvern shines during the holiday season with unusually pretty displays. Lighted Christmas trees decorate the streets and strings of colored lights arch above the pavement as business men offer friendly greetings throughout the year.
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Malvern
Christmas Dains in the Churches at First Baptist and Presbyterians
The Sunday school programs at the First Baptist and Presbyterian churches highlighted elaborate Christmas entertainments. Each department presented festive scenes and pageants, with special music and a Santa Claus visit. A morning service at the Presbyterian church included a Christmas sermon by Pastor Henry D. White, followed by enthusiastic participation from all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Hert Kline
B. C. Collins
Harvey Summers
Bobbitt
Presbyterian Sunday School
Henry D. White
Sante Claus
Old Santa Came to Malvern Delights Hundreds of Children
Santa arrived in Malvern in a red sleigh drawn by four goats, visiting in afternoon and evening. He faced a snowstorm, wolves, and forest dangers but kept spirits bright, handing out 650 bags of candy to every child and visiting sick homes with gifts despite the cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieve
Malvern
Nemo
Santa
Everning
Towa
Santa Claus
Farmer Phillip Slaughter Dies After Illness Near Malvern
Phillip Slaughter, a well known farmer from the Malvern area, died Monday morning at his home after a prolonged heart ailment. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at two o'clock in the Hoptist church in Glenwood, with details to be provided in the next issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Slaughter
Malvern
Glenwood
College Students Are Hotta for the Holidays
College students visiting Malvern for holidays include Elizabeth Beattie James Beattie Cedric Crink Ruth Johnson from Iowa State Iowa City. Thomas Gidley Lloyd Short Harry Nelson Ruth Hummel Vivian Priest Jean Cunningham Lucille McIntyre Paul Mullholland Eugene Hertz from Nebraska State Teachers College Peru. Doris Fickel Charlotte Chambers from Nebraska State University Lincoln Dan Seaton Clifford Dillehay from Simpson College Indiana. Bernice Wilson from Baylor College for Women Belton Texas Dorothy Beehner from Eleanor College Columbia Mo. Donald Laird from Rush Medical School University of Chicago Chicago June Mills from Omaha University Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
James Beattie
Cedric Crink
Ruth Johnson
Iowa State University
Iowa City
Thomas Gidley
Lloyd Short
Harry Nelson
Ruth Hummel
Iowa State College
Amen
Vivian Priest
Jean Cunningham
Lucille McIntyre
Paul Mulholland
Eugene Hertz
Nebraska State Teachers’ College
Peru
Doris Fickel
Charlotte Chambers
Nebraska Staote University
Lincoln
Dan Seaton
Clifford Dillehay
Simpson College
Indlands
Bernice Wilson
Baylor College For Women
Belton
Texas
Dorothy Beehner
Elephens College For Women
Columbia
Donald Laird
Hush Medical School
University of Chicago
Chicago
June Mills
Omaha University
Omaha
Obituary of Hugh B. Smith of Malvern Iowa
Hugh B. Smith died Thursday December 18 at his Malvern home after a brief illness. Funeral services were held December 21 at the First Baptist Church Malvern with Rev. L R Bobbitt officiating. He was 74 and had lived in Iowa, mainly Malvern, for 25 years and worked at Malvern Cold Storage. He was married to Anna Elizabeth Stevens in 1821 and is survived by children Homer, Mary, Lovilta, George, Hugh, and brother George W. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh B. Smith
Malvern
First Baptist Church
L. R. Bobbitt
E. C. Colling
Ralph Thompson
Bert Kilns
Higgins
Kenneth Jones
George White
Marshall
Hugh Benjamin Smith
Marion County
Towa
Iowa
Anna Blizabeth Stevens
Homer Smith
Mary Sacket
Lovilta Dean
California
George Smith
Minnesota
Hugh Smith
Grenwood
Geo. W. Smith
Council Bluffe
Mr. Smith
Bapist Church
Valley View P T A Meet at Oaks School
Valley View P T A meeting at Oaks School featured a Christmas Night Cake program. Included were recitations, a duet, and community singing. Rev Wilson Teofreubuwats spoke as cakes were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley View
Oaks School
Oaks
Jewell Mahon Bovigh
Horetis Doyle
Ashoaballah
Castor Pledge
Balute Oaks
Death Claims Mrs Hattie Boston in Malvern Thursday
Mrs Hattie Boston longtime Malvern resident died at her home Thursday forenoon after a brief illness She was born December 28 1862 in Wisconsin and came to southwest Town as a child Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Presbyterian church with burial in Malvern Cemetery She is survived by her husband one sister and many friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Boston
Malvern
Fresbyterian Church
Henry D .White
F. R. Chantry
L. A. Talbott
Misa Helen Jones
Bane
Heta
Guy Breeding
Frank 8. Higeins
Otto Kiloa
Bert Kite
Hattie Wilkinson
Mra
Frank Wilkinson
Boasohal
Wisconsin
Southwest Town
Glenwood
Randolph
Ae da Marri
G. Ookler
Boston
China
Presbyterian Schurely
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Mande Lamb
Chadron
Nebr
Masonic Lodge Honors Two Candidates Friday Evening
Silver Urn lodge of the Mason honored two candidates with third degree work. A. Rosenfeld and Max Benton received the ritual. Worshipful Master J. E. Randerson and past grand master J. Anderson led the ceremony with Dr. W. M. Hirett as senior deacon. Refreshments followed for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
A. Rosenfeld
Max Benton
J. EB. Randerson
J. Anderson
W. M. Hirett
Mrs Elizabeth Hort Meyer Dies in Malvern County Resident
Mrs Elizabeth Hort Meyer longtime county resident died at home near Malvern on Saturday. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at the Netlig Odtat church in Malvern conducted by Pastor RuV Merua J Porlek and Owlag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eligabeth Hort. Meyer
Malvern
Ruv
Méuroa J
Porlek
Owlag
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Rudolph Hopp
Ead Farm Bureau
Animal Meeting
Gienwood
Ls A
Mees
Bota Valley
Mie
Etna Wen
College
Wilson Teofreubuwats
Indica
Milla County
Masonic Lodge
Horetmeyer
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