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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1940

Page

5

Christmas News and Farm Bureau Meeting in Mills County

Mills County news notes early weekly edition due to New Year schedule. Christmas caroling spreads through Malvern with varied groups singing on Christmas Eve. Farm Bureau officers meet in Des Moines to discuss aims, consumer needs, and agricultural practices. Local homes display festive lighting, including Vern Doon and Otha R. Hyde archways, adding holiday cheer along Highway 34.

Ned F. A. Mulholland W. D. McCausland J. F. Wearth Highway Otha R. Hyde Pesseraby

400 Kids Attend Christmas Matinee in Malvern

The Leader with Empress Theater offered a free afternoon show for Malvern children and nearby residents. About 400 youngsters attended, enjoyed a single screening, and many collected bowls of food for families. A potato dropped into the front-box area sparked laughter as bowls were shared afterward.

Empress Danny Shere Malvern Thape

Farm Bureau Annual Meeting Here Friday

Mills county Farm Bureau members plan an oyster supper at the Malvern Community building followed by a business session. Roger Fleming of Des Moines, Iowa Farm Bureau Federation research director, will discuss farm problems and cooperative solutions. County Agent John Longstreet and home demonstration agent Jennie Marie Warren will report on the year’s work. All members are expected to attend.

John Longstreet Ira Turner Mill County Farm Bureau Des Moines Unis Farm Bureau Bureau Mills County Farm Bureau Malvern Roger Fleming Af Dea Moines Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Jennie Marie Warren

Malvern Cagers Defeat Emerson. Billy Walker Injured in Last Minute

Malvern high cagers extended their winning streak by defeating Emerson on Emerson court Friday night. In the second game a injury halted play when Billy Walker, a small Malvern athlete, broke an arm in the final minute and was taken to Red Oak hospital, where he remained through Saturday.

Malvern High Cagers Emerson Emerson Court Billy Walker Malvern Red Oak Hospital

Malvern Triumphs Over Emerson In Lopsided Battle

Malvern beat Emerson 81 to 16 as Gene Jackson led Malvern with 10 points and Carlson starred for Emerson. Emerson’s seconds were defeated 26 to 5, with tight Emerson defense in the third quarter producing a scoreless period for both sides. High scorer for Malvern was Lawrence Bingham with 8 points.

Oingle. Fledglings Emerson Seconds Emersonians Malvern Lawrence Bingham Wane Barnester Emerson

Prize Winners 4-H Club Meeting At Granville Williams Home

Mills County notes list the Prize Winners 4-H club meeting held at Granville Williams home on December 13. Members Wilbur Wolfe Roy Seeger Raymond Morrical Dean Maysfield Junior Patrick Granville Williams Harold Morrical Jack Ewart Dick Reeger attended. Evening featured games and adjournment at 9 30 p.m.

Granville Williams Wilbur Wolfe Roy Seeger Raymond Morrical Dean Maysfield Junior Patrick Granville Willams Harold Morrical Jack Ewart Dick Reeger

State liquor store sales rise modestly in November

November liquor sales increased only slightly from October across Malvern Glenwood and surrounding areas. Revenue figures show modest gains with Malvern at about 1701 dollars and Glenwood near 1841 dollars, while overall totals remain well below peak holiday levels.

Mills Malvern Glenwood

Malvern Voters Reject Propane Referendum

Malvern voters cast ballots at a special election held last Thursday with 169 against and 449 for the prop ane proposal. Many ballots were spoiled according to local officials.

Malvern Brant Ivopebise Nortell Telephone Co Phuraday la Wa

Mild Weather Observed Across Mille County This Week

The Mille county area experienced a temperate week with no snow or rain. Daily highs ranged from the mid forties to the low fifties, offering pleasant conditions overall.

Mille Ugedey Tueeday

Unclear fragmentary accident report appears incomplete

Fragmentary OCR text describes a vehicle incident with minor injuries and a collision involving an individual or party named Woot Munk, but the details are garbled and unreadable. No clear date, location, or full identities are extractable from the provided snippet.

Kick-off dinner starts Mills County Farm Bureau drive

A vigorous start to Mills County Farm Bureau annual membership campaign with 125 workers at a Malvern community building dinner. Allen Kline of Benton County, state vice president, outlined campaign plans and spoke on agriculture, while a witty speaker entertained members. Interviews with farmers follow to recruit members.

Bureau Mills County Farm Bureau Malvern Allen Kline Benton County State Farm Bureau Nesda of Agriculture Kiloe Hig

Bank stockholders name officers at meeting

Officers for the coming year were named at a meeting of the Malvern Trust & Savings Bank directors and stockholders Wednesday night. Those named were Fred Dard in, president, F R Chantry, vice president, Hamilton, cashier and Louise Knop, agila tant cashier. All were reelected.

Malvern Trust & Savings Bank Fred Dardin F. R. Chantry Hamilton Louise Knop

Assistance Report Shows Mills County Aid Totals for November

The Mills county Assistance report for November shows 346 aged residents received 7018.90 dollars, averaging 20.29 per person. Five blind residents received an average of 34.06 dollars, totaling 9530.95 dollars.

Mills County Mills

Cultural Conditions Reported By Workers Group

Fragmentary notes describe a workers group dealing with cultural conditions and a stalled project. The text mentions a formal event and a pro se stance, with unclear names or dates.

Kayton Wins County Corn Show Sweepstakes at Malvern

H H Kayton of Deer Creek township led a DeKalb corn entry to win the 1940 Mills county corn show sweepstakes at Malvern Community Building. Henry Nims won grand champion with a 10 car entry. reserve went to Kayton. Multiple classes awarded prizes funded by local businesses and vendors.

Anl Malvern H. H. Kayton Deer Creek Township Wom Mills County C. G. Bayes Rte Henry Nims Kayton DeKalb Malvern Business Houses J. R. Clark Ard Ray Lathrop Ben F. Dittus Sinwile Anr H. N. Koyton Tom Brown Randerson O. G. Dayos Nay Lathrop E. Randerson Bloedel Mardware Parenti Coffea Ind George White Bryce Harrison Walter Angus Landis Hardware Davis Market Malvern Milling Co Collins Drug Co Moons-Lowe Claude Williams Cleasters A. Matthews Mann- Nelds Mulhollands Ray Witton Henvy Nime Sid Walter Angus Mane- Relde Mulhollanda

High School Chorus Presents Handel Messiah Sunday

The Baptist church overflowed as the high school chorus mounted Handel Messiah with sixth graders singing carols beforehand. Soloists included Jack Hering and Betty Lou Berkus with Frances Swo bods on piano and Miss Kopp directing. A violin duet by Mrs P B Sigmower and Mrs Louise Kopp accompanied the finale and the audience applauded the young musicians.

Baptist Mosle Frances Swobods Frances Helen Ang Steverson Jack Hering Betty Lou Berkus Carolyn Hart Phillip Hansen Mery Allee Weasleburn Anna Mary Frasier Beverly Hamilton Roberta Moore PB. D. Sigmower Louise Kopp Miss Kopp

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