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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1941

Page

5

Mills County Leader Highlights Scouts and Moving Tips

In Mills County this week Malvern Scouts display thrice in downtown windows during Scout Week in Mansfields Collins and Beckwiths Malvern's Troop 84 active and highly regarded The Leader recalls a mistaken want ad listing Millard Curtis as Lowell Curtis causing many incorrect calls The paper asks readers to share moving plans and offers Jennie Marie Warren home demonstration tips for efficient moving Packing and planning advice covers furniture rugs bedding and utensils plus a note on a long distance want ad reply from Idaho indicating broad interest.

Malvern Boy Scotts Mansfields Collins Beckwiths Malvern Leader Millard Curtis Lowell Curtis Lowell Millard California Towall Usu Jennie Marie Warren Tme Ada Idaho Mills County

Mills Women Officers in Legislative League

Mills county women received recognition in the Iowa Legislative Sales League in Des Moines as members elected Mrs. K. A. Vans of Emerson as vice president and Mrs. J. B. Hall as treasurer. The Wives of senators and representatives organization carries on an active and progressive program during the legislature session.

Mills County Iowa Legislative Sales’ League Des Moines K. A.vans of Emerson J. B. Hall Inmes Molney

Home Project Women to Meet Friday at Malvern

County Bud township home project officers and leaders will hold an important meeting Saturday at 3 30 p m in the wae building at Malvern to plan for the study and work day. lag wi be in charge of Ure BOG Lonsaly and county

Bud oMicera Leadere Satuday Malvern Phoven Bog Lonsaly An

Hastings Woman Dorothy Haden Dies After Accident

Dorothy Haden aged 24 died after a Sunday evening collision involving a peat firm oil transport truck near Hastings. She and Shirley Van Gorkum, eight, died, while Mr Harris and the two other passengers were injured. Haden had lived in Hastings, later in California, with Mr and Mrs Harris. Funeral services planned in Hastings.

Dorothy Haden Joe Haden Hastings Miss Haden Harold Harris Shirlay Harris Misa Haden Hastings High School California

Hawks Play Doubleheader With Creston And Mt Arbor Tonight

Emerson Hawks basketball hosts a doubleheader in the Emerson gym facing Creston and Mt. Arbor. Creston brings stars from their state championship season while Mt Arbor features several southwest Iowa coaches. The Hawks will be boosted by the Sidney coach.

Emerson Hawks Creston Mt. Arbor Emerson Mt. Arbors Iowa Hawke Power Sidney

County Board of Education Holds Annual Meeting

Milla County board of education met Monday afternoon with four of six members present. County Superintendent Amy Hammerss and members G. A. Spelibring Jo in Av attended as the board discussed changes in textbooks to be used in the next school year.

Milla County Board of Educaton Amy Hammerss G. A. Spelibring Join

Hatcher Named Mills County Farm Steward

Gus Hatcher of Rawles township was named steward at the Mills County Poor Farm and will move with Mrs. Hatcher around May 1. He succeeds Dewey Van Orsdel after several years in that post, former duties at the Paul Glynn farm. The steward earns 1500 dollars yearly and oversees farm work and inmate care. In 1840 the farm ran about 6573.89 dollars over income, averaging about 848.21 dollars per inmate for 17 residents.

Gus Hatcher Rawles Township Mills County Hatcher Mayen Dewey van Orsdel Paul Glynn Malvern

Change in Certificate Requirements in Education

County Superintendent Amy Hammers announces changes in teacher certificate requirements set to take effect after September 1, 1941. The new rules require certain college credits for certification, and readers planning moves are urged to call The Leader before March 1 for details and guidance.

Amy Hammers

Legion Presents Flag to Malvern Scouts

A large U S flag with gold fringe was presented to Malvern Troop 44 Boy Scouts of America Sunday evening by the Harry Hammonda post of the American Legion. Post commander E W Knight led the presentation at the Presbyterian church court of honor service. Rev Gordon F MacLean presided. merit badges were awarded to several boys, new scouts invested, and Star Scout Sidney Hagselquist received a special merit badge.

U. S Malvern Boy Scouts of America Harry Hammonda American Legion E. W. Knight Presbyterian Church Lloyd Short Gulning Tenderfoot Dallas Perkins Danny Zanders Herb Bell Sidney Hagselquist Billy Walker Lawrence Frazier Bill Summers Jack Hering Roy Dean Mansfield George Talbott Bill Baer

Mrs Sowers Resigns as Henderson Postmaster

Rhea Sowers the Henderson post master has resigned after ten years in the role. She plans to move with her husband to their farm west of Henderson once their house remodeling is finished.

Rhea Sowers Henderson

Soil Conservation District Plan Outlined At Malvern Meeting

About 200 residents attended an oyster stew supper at the Malvern Community building as the county Soil Conservation Association explained a proposed soil conservation district plan. Speakers described district goals, non coercive landowner terms, and potential WPA NYA support for private lands, with a government technician to aid farmers in planning and terracing.

Tandowaere Malvern Vaunty Soil Conservation Association A. M. Steele Mills County Eaight County Tuwa WPA NYA Ccc Lee Nutty Paul Taft State Extension Department Clyde Spry Bronson Vincent Andersen Lawrence Boyer Louis Kuester Montgomery County DB. F. Buffington Glenwood She

No Oil Wells Drillers Probe Southwest Town for Oil

Drillers for the Ohio Oil Corp. have been core drilling in Ire mont Page Mills and Montgom ery counties in a survey for oil. Using a portable outfit they bore three inch pipes to sample soil and rock formations. On Tuesday they reached Mills county near the P 5. Drink road beside the Nishia Botna bridge on County Head J. The work is exploratory and unlikely to yield an immediate oil boom.

Ohio Oil Corp Iremont Page Mills Montgomery Counties Mills County Drink Road Nishia Botna Bridge County Head J

Mrs. Clara Farquhar Dies at Jefferson

Friends in Malvern learn of the death of Mrs. Clara Farquhar at her son Fred Farquhar's Jefferson home. Services were Saturday at the Farquhar home and United Presbyterian Church in College Springs. She had suffered a heart ailment for years and remained bedfast the last year, leaving four granddaughters and other relatives.

Malvern Chia Farquhar Fred Farquhar Jefferson Farquhar United Presbyterian Church College Springs Farquhay's

Yandell Seaton Promoted at Alliance Bank

Yandell Seaton, longtime cashier at Guardian State Bank in Allanes Neb, receives a promotion to vice president after nine years with the Alliance Bank system. He has shown steady advancement and helped drive business value, with the bank posting over two million dollars in deposits. Seaton previously served as cashier at the Guardian State Bank and is noted for his loyalty and tenure.

Yandell Seaton Guardian State Bank Allanes Neb Seaton Busineds Tb Beatuue Hyed Hore Yaudell Lows

Lincoln remembered by Malvern elder Potts in Lincoln day tale

Malvern’s elderly resident PR RB Potts recalls meeting Abraham Lincoln in Logan County Ohio during a Lincoln Douglas debate visit. Potts, then a boy, describes Lincoln as tall and angular with rail splitter looks. He notes Lincoln’s Civil War interest and statesman promise, recounting earlier talks with Potts father who met Lincoln during riverboat work. Potts now near 82, has spoken at Montgomery County Republican Lincoln Day dinners.

Lincoln RB. Potts Malvern Potts Montgomery County

Surplus cotton used to make 340 mattresses in county

178 applications for surplus cotton to be made into 340 mattresses have been received to date by the county extension office. Construction will begin soon with both men and women assisting in heavy work. Applicants meet at designated work centers to receive instructions and materials. certification is by the Triple A organization in cooperation with the extension service and the Surplus Marketing Administration. The program aims to improve farm family living while utilizing surplus cotton.

Jennie Maria Warren Miss Warren Andes Triple A Extension Service

Farmers Hold Season Sales Boosted By Leader Notices

Farmers holding sales this season advertise in The Leader and report strong attendance and high prices. Entries list sales on Feb 14 at Highways 59 and 244 near Henderson and Macedonia, Feb 47 at Malvern Sale Barn, Feb 18 near Henderson, and Feb 19 near Hastings with auctioneers W H Cramer credited.

M. G Henderson Macedonia W. H. Crauber Malvern L. A. Talbott Art Fritcher John Salmons Emerson W. H. Cramer J. W. Whitehead W. UH. Cramer KB. ML Orange Hastings

Deardorff’s Opens New Meat Department Saturday

Deardorff’s Grocery announces a special opening Saturday for its enlarged meat department and expanded fund service. The event features special prices on foods and coffee and sandwiches for all patrons. Everyone is invited to attend the day.

Deardorff Dear Dortt

Henderson Cagers Cop Tourney By Downing Emerson In Finals

Henderson cagers edged Emerson 27 to 21 to win the Mills County high school basketball championship at the Emerson gym on Saturday. Harbor led Henderson with 3 points as the Tendersoi quintet claimed its fifth county title since 1927, beating a determined Emerson squad that had defeated Malvern to reach the final. Glenwood trounced Malvern for third place 29-26 while Silver City and Pacific Junction split in the consolation.

Morris Harbor Mills Emerson Emerson Gym Henderson Emerson Quint Malvern Toreke Allenswith Tatriek Harbor Ariesyn Axo Calloway Charmeis Helley Bae Law Glenwood Searon Siiver City Pacific Junction Suthert Anders Williama Brewer Bamende Bingham van Pelt Stroud Nelson Pawleon Scott Mriog Pac Sliver City Gleawon Adlenaw Glearan Clinson Zaikast FP. J High Point Ray al Fisher P. J

County League Institute at Hillsdale Sunday

A group of 66 young people met at the Hillsdale church Sunday afternoon for the County Epworth League Institute. Devotions were led by Marjorie McMahon and Rev R V Felt of Wesley Chapel addressed the group. Contests in postermaking were suggested by Mrs. Bruce Eshelman and two discussion groups formed on salvage and indvilage issues. After a half hour recess, group singing led by Meg Fu Ron followed. An oyster supper was held in the church basement before continuing discussions.

Hillsdale County Epworth League Institute Marjorie McMahin R. V. Felt Wesley Chapel Bruce Eshelman Hastings Meg. Fu- Ron Tribsdale Grant Parker Glenwood

Mild weather extends favorable spell with brief cold snap

The week saw continued mild conditions with only a light mist and a brief ice like snap on Wednesday. A Neb fog occurred Monday night, while daily dates remain unclear due to fragmentary text.

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George Marsh Doyle Edmondson Henderson High School Heberson Edmondson Robert Wight Howard Hunt Delvin Galloway Keith Allensworth Arto Ntefley George Triplett Everett Conner Robert Stephens Kenneth Hunt Dwight Parker Edel Knight HAWKS County Board of Education Legion Co. A Red Oak Rigls Sam Hutchings Junior Robinson Brae Gelatlinger Herb Popioy Daniel Myox Ed Herrick Glewert Wayne LeClure Harvey Emigat Gaither Revere Knight Weller Tay Boys M. Alec Curley Barrack Hugh Foster Tom Read Soil Conservation District Clara Farquhar Alliance Bank Henderson Cagers Downing Emerson County League Institute
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