Malvern High Cagers Win 1935 County Tourney
County commission approves secondary highway project from Malvern cemetery to the Wabash railroad and beyond. State provides materials, landowners to supply additional right of way as needed. Right of way widened to 100 feet near cemetery and railroad. 121 feet near Mulholland farm, 140 feet south, with grading to move about 89 000 yards of dirt. Project aims to connect to primary surfaced roads, with eventual surface and potential link to federal highway No. 3. Contracts for grading to be let Feb 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
State Highway Commission
Malvern Cemetery
Wabash Railroad
Wabash
Mulholland Farm
Nishna
Fickel Bridge
Strahan
Aptate Highway Commission
Commirson
Bartlett
Missouri River
Fremont County
Randolph
Shenandoah
Paints
Farmers Sign Up in County for Corn Hog Plan
Signatures of producers cooperating with the corn hog reduction program continued to come into the county. by Wednesday about 927 signers had been obtained. Landlords may group units, so fewer signers are expected than last year. Township totals include Anderson, Indian Creek, Center, Glenwood, Plattville, White Cloud, Deer Creek, St. Marys, West Oak, Ingraham, Sliver Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allo
Anderson Indian Creek
Center
Glenwood
Plattville
White Cloud
Deer Creek
St. Marys
West Oak
Ingraham
Sliver Creek
Malvern Garden Club to Meet Tuesday Afternoon
The Malvern Garden Club will hold its regular meeting in the Lekion room of the Community building on Tuesday afternoon February 18 at 2 30 o clock. A good program will be given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Garden Club
Lekion
Perry Wilsons Celebrate Forty Fourth Anniversary Open House
Perry and Mrs Perry Wilson of Wesley Chapel host an open house on Thursday February 28 to mark their forty fourth wedding anniversary. The couple, longtime residents and pioneers, invite friends to drop by during the afternoon and evening while avoiding a large celebration.
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Perry Wilson
Wesley Chapel
Mra
Public sales listed for Farm auctions in The Leader
The Leader features multiple upcoming public farm sales with uniform auction practice. Willie Bolton hosts a sale February 14 at farm 1% miles east and 44 miles north of Strahan school, auctioneer L A Talbott. Andy Berkhimet holds February 16 at the Malvern sale pavilion, auctioneer L A Talbott. BH W Sowers closes out February 19 near Henderson, auctioneer Earl Cramer. Walter Blackman sells February 20 near Emerson on Highway 34, auctioneer Earl Cramer. Harry Naylor sale February 25 near Malvern, auctioneer I A Talbott.
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Willie Bolton
Strahan School
L. A. Talbott
Andy Berkhimet
Sale Pavilion
Malvern
Rural Boards Oppose County Unit Plan
Mills county rural boards of education opposed the county unit plan for rural school control at a special meeting. The group, called by County Superintendent Amy Hammers, adopted unanimous resolutions against bills creating a county unit system and supported maintaining current three-point tax law funding. They also sent minutes to Senator Homer Tush Representative W. H. Cramer and Public Instruction head Agnes Samuelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Rural Boards of Education
Amy Hammers
Brookings Institution
Miss Fiammers
D. N. McGrew
C. Rollin Buffington
Miss Hammers
George Phelps
Orville Durbin
Arthur Burgolu
C. Tt. Warren
Earl Dashner
County Board of Education
Mills Equity
Council Bluffs
Homer Tush
W. HH. Cramer
Agnes Samuelson
Wilson Hatchery Begins Operations at Mal-Yern
The Wilson Hatchery in Mal-Yern started this week with an 8,000 egg run placed in their incubator. They plan to load 8,000 more midweek and twice weekly until capacity of over 110,000 eggs is reached, then hatch begins around March 4 with fresh baby chicks produced twice weekly through the season. They emphasize steady output and take many custom orders, urging customers to preorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Mal- Yern
Unusual Conference Program For Mills County Youths
An unusual program of discussions music and speaking will be presented to Mills County youths at the Older Boys and Girls conference in Malvern next Monday starting 8 30 in the morning. More than 250 are expected from across the county with high school students needing superintendent approval and attendance statements signed by officials. The morning session opens at 8 30 in the Methodist church withGreetings from Emerson county president Billy Ripley then a director's period led by O G HerbrechtDes Moines and a worship period by Lloyd Harman Glenwood. At 10 o'clock three discussion groups will cover Youth in the Home Tomorrow Play Tomorrow and Church Tomorrow led by local educators and administrators. After music by the Strahan girls sextet the program continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Malvern
Emergon
Methodist Church
Billy Ripley
Emerson
O. G. Herbrecht
Des Moines
Lloyd Harman
Glenwood
Clyde Rhoades
Rex G. Dory
Henderson
Church of Tomorrow
Elmer A. Bass
Strahan Girls
Mr. Herbrecht Will
Means of Further Improving County Highways
About 60 road enthusiasts from Millis County met in Glenwood to plan highway improvements. under B F Anderson Oak Township presiding they discussed congressional road funds and outlined an 185 mile upgrade and surfacing program with resolutions sent to state and federal legislators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millis County
Court House
Glenwood
B. F. Anderson
Oak Township
Mille County
Coplea
Alate
Op Iloval
State Republican Committee Meets in Des Moines
K. B. Cook district chairman reports a subdued Des Moines session with no enthusiasm. He notes plans already forming for the next state campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. BR. Cook
Republican State Central Committee
Des Moines
Clerks Issue Bar Docket for February Mills Court
The Mills county district court monthly docket lists 251 cases for February with J F Greene Jr as clerk. Criminal actions are light at seven, mostly continuances, while 89 law and 113 equity continuances are shown alongside 42 new filings. Debt clusters such as notes foreclosures and attachments drive much of the docket. 17 divorce suits are noted as well. The court is to convene February 19 with Judge H Mantz presiding and C Liinue as reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County District Court
J. F. Greene Jr
J. Mantz
Charles Fi. Linu
F Wright Injured by Fall Near Glenwood
Frank Wright fell down stairs at his home west of Glenwood early last week and sustained injuries confining him to the house. His son Roy and wife from Pacific Junction have stayed with him, aiding his care as he camps indoors with bruises, hoping to be up and around soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wright
Glenwood
Roy
Pabfic Junction
Tare
Raze Steeple at Christian Church in Malvern
Worksmen began Tuesday to raze the minin steeple of the Christian church in Malvern planning to remove the top portion. A new roof will cover the base while the rear of the church remains unaffected. The steeple once a familiar landmark bore painted verses guiding parishioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Malvern
Tts
House
Church of Christ
Achievement Day at Mills County Farm Bureau Tuesday
Achievements of the past year will be reviewed by Mills county Farm Bureau members at the annual Achievement Day in the Malvern Community building next Tuesday. Mrs Sarah Porter Ellis will lead the morning session on home project work, with county officers reporting. Afternoon programs include township plays by project leaders, songs by Mrs Dean Jackson, and 4 H girls providing music and demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County Farm Bureau
Malvern
Sarah Porter Ellis
County Offeraln
Anderson
Ingraham
Plattville
Dean Jackson
Center Township
White Cloud
Deer Creek Township
Open House on Golden Wedding Day in Red Oak
Mr and Mrs A L Greeson longtime Mills County residents celebrated their golden wedding anniversary January 22 at their Red Oak home seven miles northeast with about 60 relatives and friends in attendance Open house continued through the afternoon as guests offered best wishes Decorations featured golden colors and dinner was served at noon The couple were married January 22 1856 in Malvern at the Methodist parsonage by Rev J F St Clair The event marked a joyous occasion for the couple and their guests
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A. L. Greeson
Mills County
Red Oak
Dinter
Ion
Fosworthy PT A Meets For Regular February Session
The Fosworthy PT A held its regular meeting on February 8 with President Mrs Daly Hevorn presiding. After routine business the program chair Karl Norte introduced a patriotic reading and music by the group.
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Fosworthy PT. A. Wau
View
Mra
Daly Hevorn
Karl Norte
Mew Wickur
Trophies Awarded at Milly County School Masters Club Tourney
Milly County School Masters Club hosted a county rage tourney with trophies and swords. C D Mitchell of Silver City stood in for president B W Paxou and presented awards to Captain Marvin Fated of Malvern for the championship, Wikintson of Henderson for second, Carl Watts for Strahan’s third, and Emin for the consolation trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milly County School Masters
C.D. Mitchell
Silver City
B. W H. Paxaou
Emerson
Hearts
Marvin Fated
Malvern
Dad Wikintson
Henderson
Strahan
Carl Watts
Emin
Wily Ripley
Enaptatus
Funeral Rites for H. W. Cary Held at Wesley Chapel
The funeral for Harvey W. Cary, who died Feb. 6 at age 70, was held Thursday at Wesley Chapel with Rev. A. Treeling officiating. Burial followed in Wesley Chapel cemetery. Survivors include wife Mary, two children Mildred and Tom, stepchildren, a sister Mrs. Rockafellow, and a brother George. Cary endured a long illness after a 1904 accident, sustaining faith and cheer through visitors and prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starvey W. Cary
Wesley Chapel
A. Treeling
Lewis
Moale
Ward Fickel
Claude Wilson
George Wilson
C. W. Moore
F. B. Rockafellow
F. W. Pierce
Weerall Bowen
Harve Hall
G. B. Fickel
Harvey W. Cary
Blastings
John and
Harriet Cary
North Grove
Trastings
Urchid
Meary
Kauss
Nebraska
Mills County
Iowa
Teo
Vhrele
Mes
Grice Phiainb
Uilsinion
Mildred Maxing
Tne
Chedren
Mirry
Elme Moore
We 1K
Lemonds
Boe Af Amerson
Everett Plumb
Hastings
Buona Rockafellow
Mr. Cary
Card of Thanks for Bereavement Support
We express heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness and expressions of sympathy during the recent bereavement of Mrs. Diraele Cary Wud Filly.
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Diraele Cary
School Board Plans Regular February Meeting
The Malvers board of education will hold its regular February meeting Tuesday evening to discuss local school problems. Routine bills were approved, and items included threats to cape and larger policy concerns for the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvers
Board of Education
Nat Dm
Malvern High Clinches Mills County Championship After Tough Wins
Malvern High School fought through three hard games in Emerson to win the ninth Mills County basketball tournament. Led by Marvin Page Elmer Jackson Hurb Benton Lee Gary and Wizard Mikun the team held off Henderson in a thrilling final Saturday. Coach Dale Dyke’s five man lineup dominated the tourney with Millikan and Cary steady guards Fazel and Jackson brilliant forwards and Benton strong on defense. Henderson’s rally faded as Malvern finished ahead 24 to 19, claiming the title in a hard fought season capper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern High Ahead
Mills County
Emerson
Focal
Henderson
Charmfinn
Dale Dyke
Perio
Nan Myers
Myers
Orioles
Guarda Millikan
Cary
Fazel
Jackson
Conter Benton
Willkinson Teading
Hendrix
Satan
Paeilie Sumethoa
Dog Sahu Gbfi
Beraligays
Dave Tad Tite
Battin
Ptekerel
Firemen Plan Annual Frolic For February 22
Malvern Greanen held a February session planning the annual firemen frolic to invite wives and guests. The social committee led by FL 8. Higuins and H. 4. Gulthier will oversee a superior and varied entertainment program. Members include L. A. Harkus Vern Dunn G. 8. Eae rett Tom Gidley Jr Eis Graves Eugene Hertz J. W. Jones Dr Jd. A. Kline Dale Kine Col Runce BF. A. Mulholland Lloyd Mulholland Ward Slothower Paul Swebuda Jomer Walker. Cli ford Mackey was elected to membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Greanen
Thade
Higuins
Gulthier
L. A. Harkus
Vern Dunn
G. 8. Eaerett
Tom Gidley
Eis Graves
Eugene Hertz
J. W. Jones
Jd. A. Kline
Dale Kine
Col. Runce
BF. A. Mulholland
Lloyd Mulholland
Ward Slothower
Paul Swebuda
Jomer Walker
Fremen
Cliford Mackey
Rome Chapin Dies in Council Bluffs Ceremony
Reported death of Rome Chapin, former president of Hath gy, at Walph, with local notes on burial plans and cremation to be held today with services and funeral rites as recorded in the council blot history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Chapin
Council Bluffs
Worl
Koog
Momae
Phuraday
Also Mentioned on This Page
Malvern High
Perry ‘Ison
Wilson Hatchery
John Hall
Hurb Benton
Coach Dyke
Randall Donner
Wiltherd Millikan
Biffsen Dillehay
Dan Myers
Elmer Jackson
Marvin Fazel
Lee Cary
Cook
Clerk of
Centris
F. Wright
Farm Bureau
H. W. Cary
A. Breeling
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