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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1939

Page

5

Mills County Weekend Market And Local Sports Scuffle

Mills County Malvern faces a rising cow market with recent sales. Clay Dashner consigned cattle, selling for 101 and 110 dollars as Max Turner and others buy before Saturday. Malvern fans erupt at Glenwood game with a technical foul on the Orioles as readers are urged to explore the department’s brief notes. Measles epidemic persists but shows a light decline with 11 new cases last week and four this week, quarantines down from 40 at the peak.

Malvern Clay Dashner Berkhimer Glenwood Orioles Smaltchess Milla County

Iowa lawmakers press for swift short session passage

Iowa legislators push a fast schedule in a likely short session. The pace shows a surge in bill introductions and early committee work on appropriations for the next biennium. Sub committees visit Glenwood Clarinda Mt Pleasant and perhaps Fort Madison institutions to gauge requests and costs.

General Assembly Town Preas Association Iowa Legislature Glenwood Clarinda Leo Elthon Worth County Appropriations Board of Control Mt. Pleasant Fort Madigan Iowa Assembly

Hall III On Des Moines Attacked At Estate House

Representative J. R. Hall suffered an acute indigestion attack late Tuesday while at work at the estate house in Des Moines. He was promptly taken to his apartment at the Brown Hotel for care.

J. R. Hall Des Moines Brown Hotel

Malvern Defeats Phillips 66 to Stay at Glenwood Lead

Malvern's Independent cage team remained atop the Glenwood league with a 28 to 16 victory over Phillips 66 on Monday night. The county seat squad led early and held a 10 to 9 edge at halftime before pulling away in the second half.

Malvern Glenwood Phillips 66 County

Record month for January at Mills County Abstract Co

County Recorder Hattie Brown notes a January surge with 646 instruments filed in four weeks ending January 27, led by 88 deeds. Corn loans dominate, but large actions appear, including a $20,000,000 Northwestern Bell Mortgage release and a $23,000 mortgage by an area landowner to H. Lougee. Sheriff’s deeds to the Home Owners Loan Corp. cover two Mills County properties.

Hattie Brown Mills County Abstract Co Northwestern Bell Telephone Co East Mills County H. Lougee Home Owners Loan Corp Mills County

Car Owners Rush to Get Licenses in Tight Deadline

Car licensing spurt at County Treasurer office as owners rush for 1939 plates before the penalty date. By Jan 31 evening registrations were nearly 200 ahead of 1928. Monday saw 241 cars sold, Tuesday 234, and about 60 more via mail. Olney Ruse of Tabor led a long counter line with a $1124 truck and car purchase.

D. Aistrope Olney Ruse Tabor

New Cars Licensed in Several Towns Across Region

Lists of newly licensed vehicles include drivers and towns such as Malvern Glenwood Mineola and Rockafellow Hastings and others. Models include Chevrolet Chevrolet sedan coupe pickup Ford Buick Mercury and a mix of sedans and pickups. Names appearing include Max Benton H C Daniel Carroll Bloom R H Daniel H A McCain and J F Wearla Jr among others.

Malvern Ford Pickup BE. L. Schoening Mineola Chevrolet

Local Couples and Ages Listed Across Multiple Cities

A dated notice lists several marriage entries with names and ages across cities including Council Bluffs Bronx City Montgomery Denver Pa cific Junction Oskaloosa Albla. Alfred Martin with Carson and Bella Grace Keast in Macedonia appear twice. Other pairs include Clarence M. Hensley 24 and Jean Owens 19 and 20 January entries.

Alfred Martin Carson Rena Grace Keast Macedonia Clarence M. Hensley Jean Owens Council Bluffs D. Boemer Marie Pierce Glenwood J. Anderean Anna Wolfe Bronx City Howard C. King Montgomery Ala Margaret G. Bly Denver Cola Chas. B. Strickland Ruth Witherbee Pacific Junction

TAZEWELL KUNCE DIES IN MALVERN COMMUNITY

Tazewell Kunce 81 died early Wednesday in Malvern after living with his son C. L. Kunce for four years. A paralytic stroke in January 1988 left him paralyzed. Funeral services will be in Villisca Sunday at 8:30 p.m. The body rests at Mansfeld Funeral Home until the cortege leaves for Villisca at 1 p.m. Sunday. Kunce was well known in Malvern and Villisca communities.

Tazewell Kunce C. L. Kunce Malvern Mr. Kunce Villisca Mansfeld Kunce Villiaeg

Mrs Alta Tennant Plans Trip to Kansas City Market

Mrs Alta Tennant will travel to Kansas City next week to purchase spring merchandise including children's dresses. She invites orders and mentions bringing back items from the market, seeking any special requests.

Alta Tennant Kansas

Mills County to Spend $16,000 on Road Work in 1939

Mills County's board agreed to spend nearly 16 000 on road construction for 1939, with about 36 miles of roads graded across 14 townships. The project, planned with the County Engineer, aims to improve drainage and give usable roads for most of the year, though not to state highway standards. Total county road spending expected around 60 000, including 41 000 for local roads, with prior trunk projects under review and rock surfacing for about 15 more miles if aid is available.

Mills County Board of Approval Board of Supervisors Jack Pullan State Highway Commission Costa

Card of Thanks for Mrs. Grant Summers

The Children express deep appreciation for sympathy kindness help and flowers sent during the death and funeral of Mrs. Grant Summers.

Grant Summers

Boehner Reports Eastern U S Worried by War in Europe

Bruce Boehner, back from a two week business trip to the east, says Boston New York and Annapolis visits show recovery yet unemployment remains high. He finds the east more anxious over European developments than the middle west and expects federal help to be needed.

U. Sts Europe Bruce Boehner Boston New York Jack Andrew Annapolis East Middle

Independents Defeat Tabor Team In Close 30 26 Victory

The Independents avenge an earlier loss by beating the Tabor team 30 to 26 at home last Thursday. Malvern led 22 to 8 by halftime but faced a stronger rally in the third quarter before sealing the win with a late defense. Bartlett’s town team overwhelmed Strahan 87 to 32 in the opener. The CC Camp lost to Oakland as late pressure tied the game and Oakland pulled away in the final period.

Fast Johnson Clothes Shop Tabor Malvern Haltme Taborquint Independents Bartlett Strahan Oakland

Malvern Snooker Team Defeats Sidney at Fremont County

Malvern snooker team invaded Fremont County on Tuesday and won 6 8. Players include H. Markel, Dean Clem, Li Jackson, H. Hafield, Wolfe, H. Peaton, Roberto, and B. Kragman with mixed wins and losses. The Malvern squad hosts Sidney Friday at Bland Recreationary return.

Bidney Malvern Fremont H. Markel Dean Clem Jackson H. Hafield Wolfe H. Peaton L. Roberto B. Kragman Sidney Bland

Sale Dates Highlight Auction Season Success

The Leader notes an exceptionally strong auction run with 47 sale ads and consistently high prices. Upcoming entries include Saturday Malvern community sale, Tuesday Malvern Auction stock sale, a February 6 closing out sale near Henderson, a February 8 farm sale at Strahan, and a February 10 Poland China bred sow sale west of Oakland along Highway 6.

Avery Sale Malvern Sale Barn L. A. Talbott Malvern Auction Co Webb & Ashby E. V. Norton Henderson W. H. Cramer Ernest Wederqvist Strahan Talbott & Cramer A. P. Briggs Oakland H. J. McMurray

Golden wedding anniversary observed by W N Hodges

Hastings celebration marks fifty years since W N Hodges and wife began married life in a cottage at Hastings. Their 18 children and numerous relatives gathered for a long family dinner and an afternoon program featuring solos, readings, a dance, and fond memories. Names and hometowns of attendees reflect a broad family reach across Mills County and beyond.

Hastings Georges Davis Constable Davis W. N. Hodge Hodge Betty Haroff Vic Cromwall Mr. Smith Marion Hodge Carl Hodge Mrs. Hodge Maggie Hodges Mills County Sigourney Hastinga Frank Marion Vern Harris Oscar Inman Madge Cain Edna Harmon Helen Hodge Council Bluffs Arthur Smith Emerson C. F. Edie Malvern Garl C. A. Schmidt Lincoln Neb Mabel Hodge Mra Virgil Clark Waukegan Jil Kenneth Bell Calumet City Ind

Methodists Start Fellowship Week in Malvern

The Malvern Epworth League invites neighboring Methodist churches youth to a weekend program with a two act play Fine Gold at 7 a m and a speech by Rev. R G Calkins of Des Moines. The week will launch nightly services at 7 30 p m led by six pastors from nearby churches, with Saturday excluded. Everyone is invited to attend.

Malvern Epworth League R. G C. Calkins Des Moines

County High School Basketball Tourney Opens at Glenwood Tonight

Eight Mills county teams start the county tournament at Glenwood with first round games and a Friday semifinal slate. The schedule lists Strahan versus Hastings, Silver City vs Henderson, Glenwood vs Emerson, and Malvern vs Pacific Junction, with Henderson the title holder and Pac Junction and Malvern each having two prior wins.

Mills County Glenwood County Schoyl Minsters Club Strahan Va Hastings Sliver City Henderson Emerson Malvern Pacific Junction Strahan

Glenwood Cagers Triumph Over Malvern in Weekend Clash

Glenwood high cagers overwhelmed Malvern with a fast start and strong second half in a county seat showdown. Malvern lagged in the opening period as Glenwood pulled ahead, finishing with the win after a spirited early burst.

Glenwood High Malvern Origlea Glenwod Glenwood

Malvern Aims for Victory in Narrow Game with Glenwood

Malvern's basketball team debuted new suits but struggled early as Glenwood opened with three field goals. Malvern trailed 16-10 at halftime, fought back in the third with Knight warming up, yet Glenwood extended the lead in the final period. Glenwood, clearly the stronger unit this season, dominated possession and finish, matching a prior close win over the Orioles.

Knight Malvern Glenwood Orioles

Dr K M Brinkhous Helps Find Way to Stop Bleeding

Four University of Iowa scientists including Dr Kenneth M Brinkhous report in Science that they purified thrombin a blood clotting element and used it to halt bleeding in two to 10 seconds. The beef blood extract could be sprayed on wounds and may reduce transfusions and help hemophilia bleeding.

University of Iowa Kenneth M. Brinkhous A. A. Benton Malvern Science American Association For the Advancement of Science

Corn sealing tops one million bushels in county loans

Mutu reports one million bushels of corn sealed in Milla county with under Koul fur loans, reaching 950000 bushels and loans above sixty nine thousand dollars secured on the crop.

Milla County

Unseasonably Warm January Skirts Winter Norms

Weather records show January with no subzero lows, the coldest at five above, and temperatures resembling early spring. Only a slight snow shower on Tuesday melted quickly, and overall there is a marked lack of snow with mild highs and lows through the week.

Death comes to Mrs Grant Summers in Mills county

Mrs. Grant Summers died at her son Glenn's home south of Malvern on Thursday after years of farming with her husband. Funeral services were held Saturday at Manafield Funeral Home with Rev. C. A. Calkins presiding. Surviving are four children Inez Smith Omaha Gleny Malvern Frank Red Oak and Duran Philippines Islands six grandchildren two sisters and a brother. A lengthy obituary recalls her life on farms in White Cloud Madison and Mills counties and her hosting hospitality.

Mills County Grant Summers Glenn Malvern Manafield Lfe Madison County Neb White Cloud Newton Summers Florida Omaha Wm. Bchinita van. Sheetz M. BE. Ralston Harvey Thornby al Marks H. 2. Long Bruce Russell Alan Chantry Minnie Hammond Tabor Mra Hurlburt Daly Chantry

Township committees finish work for 1939 conservation program

Mills county township committees completed the 1939 soil conservation crop allotment reviews. State approval is expected by February, after which individual farm allotments will be announced. County payments may total about $700,000 if 100 percent cooperation. past year payments were just over $200,000.

Mills County

J E Ellison Hurt In Fall While Working Near Highway 34

J E Ellison of Iowa Nebraska Light and Power Company slipped while trimming trees near the Walter Donner farm on Highway 34 Monday. He fell about ten feet, spraining both ankles with one injury serious, and will remain bedridden for several days.

Ines Walter Donner Highway J. J. Ellison Iowa Nebraska Light & Power Co

Malvern Birthday Ball Draws Large Crowd

Malvern's Birthday Ball for the President drew nearly 600 people to the Community building Monday evening. Receipts reached 246 dollars with a likely substantial profit. The event featured 4-H band numbers, a alarmba solo, tap dance, Donald Parker sax solo, a sax trio, coronial choruses, a Malvern High School style show, and two skits. Audiences included Marlin Richardson and Alice Bird of Glenwood.

Malvern Donald Parker Malvern High School Marlin Richardson Alice Bird Glenwood

Girl Scouts Tour Leader Office and Malvern Cold Storage

Girl Scouts hosted by The Malvern Leader in Malvern after school visited the Leader office where editor F A Wortman explained printing machines. They toured Malvern Cold Storage rooms showing frozen goods and a thermometer read twenty degrees below zero. The group then joined five Boy Scouts from troop 84 for supper and singing before returning home.

Ry Velina McLain Emerson Malvern F. A. Wortman Boy Scouts Troop No. 84 Bud Hertz Sidney Hasselquist George Talbott Edel Knight John Stothower

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hall III Dents Pitter Echoees William Warner Amie Lamp Warner Recorder's Wed Ramses Boehner W. N. Hodges Pact Junction Glenwood Cagers Oles K. M. Brinkhous C. A. Calkins Re OW. Maunfield W. Sulyerela J. E. Ellison Leader Malvern Cold Storage Co
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