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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1933
Page
7
A blurred notice asks readers in Malvern to provide information on all southern affairs and counter actions. It requests phone numbers for contact and inquiries after hours, with thanks for cooperation and a request to call instrumentally after advancing notices.
A pretty home wedding occurred at the bride’s parents’ home near Silver City on Thursday evening February 6. Miss Le and Viola Stile joined Kenneth Henderson in marriage, with Rev J F Stille officiating. The ceremony featured a pink and white arch, with lunch served afterward. The couple will settle on the groom’s farm near Malvern after March 1, with many friends offering congratulations.
The Silver Urn Chapter Order of the East will hold its regular meeting Tuesday evening in the Legion room of the Community building. Mrs. George Hilton will preside as W. M. and lead the session.
Dorothy Durbin, active in speech work, has been accepted as a member of the Historical Phitk Society at Baylor College and will represent Baylor in spring intercollegiate debates. She also belongs to the de Bata team and Players Guild, a group for drama production and criticism.
E Ruesall and Winnie Brown were married in Omaha last week in a ceremony conducted by G R Colefox minister of the Tabor Church of Christ. The couple, both raised locally, are connected to Tabor and Hamburg areas. Mr Russell, a Ta bor high school graduate, farms near Hamburg. Miss Brown taught in Mott City and recently resigned.
Out of town guests attended the funeral of Otto Gibson on Tuesday afternoon. Attendees included Dr. and Mrs. Fred Whitcomb, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Whitcomb, Miss Whitcomb of Omaha, Mr. and Mrs. Rohling, Mrs. Thomas, and Mrs. Daniela of Council Bluffs. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gibson of Omaha, Hugh Gibson of Albion Nebraska, Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Wallace of Glenwood, and Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Gibson of Council Bluffs.
Dimner B. Wallahan 41 of 843 East Pierce Street killed himself with a satiny razor at his home early Tuesday after weeks of anxiety over financial and employment pressures. His body lay in a small lavatory when found by relative Ben Herbert Wallahan. Dr. Harry B. Kelly declared he had been dead at least two hours. Funeral arrangements in Corning under the Masonic order. survivors include widow, two sons, father De A Wallahan of Corning, and brother A O Wallahan of Epencer.
Unclear OCR text indicates severe weather disruption affecting Wesley Chapel events at Bear County fare. Fragment mentions Rey and ovary Saueay with missing context.
The county Board of Education met on February 13 under Superintendent Mary Rathke. Seven members were present: Rathke, Wilson, Spearbring, George Masters, Mrs C F Davis, and I N Cheney. W M Moots is listed as deceased and absent members are noted. The session focused on pending legislation affecting public schools and their welfare, especially rural schools.
The February term of Mike county district court opens Tuesday February 21 with Judge H J Mantz presiding. A new grand jury is called to organize. the petit jury is set for February 28. Seventy five new cases docketed, plus 160 left over from the prior term, creating a heavy docket. Thirty five cases have been scheduled for trial, suggesting a long term may follow.
A lively session in Justice of the Peace Birdelie Wilkins court led to six full sentences and three more hearings. Disorder in Bilver City prompted arrest. two men got ten days for drunkenness and four for disturbing the peace. Seven remain jailed awaiting trial.
In Indian Creek Township north of Heatings, Harry Norton and his brother turned in two wolf pelts to Glenwood County Auditor Ernest A. Bchade’s office. Deputy McPherron clipped ears, paying a $10 bounty each, bringing their yearly total to four. They plan to pursue wolves across the Nishna Botns woods as hunts continue among Missouri River bottoms residents.
The district court will not print bar dockets for the current term to save costs. The county estimates term expenses around $2400 for judge salaries and county attorney costs, plus printing roughly $100, as lawyers and staff prepare without physical dockets.
Malvern’s independent basketball squad, led by Paul Herta and Percy Atkinson, fell 30 to 80 to Glenwood after a strong first half. Younes Osterholm sparked Glenwood with 17 points, while Malvern’s Atkinson totaled 13. Final box score outlines Malvern’s scoring by player as Glenwood built a second-half lead.
Glenwood defeated Malvern Friday night with two string games 34 to 21 and 24 to 9. Coach Keefer stressed constant offense as Glenwood pulled ahead in the third quarter after a strong start by Home and Hertz drilled fundamentals. Summers Fazel and Slezak starred for Glenwood while Orioles offense and Glenwood defense clashed amid many fouls leading to two ejections.
Firemen suffer a narrow defeat to Mulhollands in a tight three set match while Cold Storage slips into a tie with Mulhollands. Firemen still lead the standings despite the losses as Cold Storage and Mulhollands trade positions and the rest show little movement on Monday night.
Malvern FFA team beat Tabor 22 to 7 in the first squad with Homer Jackson scoring ten points. The second team fell 18 to 0 for Tabor as the local FFA chapter hosted the quin tet last Friday evening.
Entries list transfers in Mills county Iowa including reconveyances of lots in Emerson and two parcels in blocks First Add Emerson from February 3 to February 10 1933. Names include Hannibal M Caywood W H Gillen Lara Gillen Pearle E Lang Ole Farrle Leah Dice Benjamin B Dean Simon Btile J F Stille and others with prices and lot blocks shown.
A series of property dealings include $1 transfers with a prep issue in Section 28 and Edward 8, plus $10,060 in water rights conveyance. Sheriff Mitts Co. to Traveieta Tes. Co. for $22,606.93 covers Q77 acres in Sections 30, 21, and 8 1/2, Township 72, Range 43. Glenwood Cemetery trust to Deborah A. Tinker for Lot 704 WH in Gian wood Cemetery.
A Western Newspaper Union recipe feature promotes candied treats and a nut cluster pastry. It describes Candied Yam Hash, marshmallows with Brasil note and sweet potatoes baked with butter and brown sugar, plus Butterscotch Pudding with whipped cream and crushed peanut brittle.
A fragment from a 1938 Bell article notes a shift in expression as men joke that the automobile now comes before domestic tasks and even the wife. The playful line reflects social attitudes and era humor in Washington state.
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