Tax Payers League Ends Consideration of New Resolutions
The Tax Payers League completed a new set of resolutions at Malvern Community Building with plans to publish and distribute them statewide. The group, amid debate on tax reduction methods, appointed a committee to carry on league activities and schedule future meetings, naming members from Pacific Junction Hastings Malvern and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
League
Toada
Will Burgoin
Liver City
Dallas McGrew
Henderson
Will Olivar
Emerson
Harvey Liste
Cliff Plumb
Fred Durbin
Board of Supervisors
Cally
Heames
Tax relief talk at county meeting stirs debate
A county meeting discusses tax reduction with Homer Hush of Montgomery County opposing higher income taxes while favoring relief and Dennis Ryan arguing inflation would counter any gains. Local officials, farmers, and league members push for continued discussion and voter nomination reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Hush
Montgomery County
Hush
Dennis Ryan
Corning
Ryan
Fred Durbin
Tax League
Wilson
Henderson
A. G
Cole
Webb Miller
Wearth
Ballas
WA Garth
John Clark
Wes
WRU
Nebraska Corn Carried to Drouth Area by Malvern Group
Nebraskans sent a carload of corn from Malvern on February 8 to northeastern Nebraska drought areas. The shipment, organized by the Malvern Community Club, was distributed by the American National Red Cross with John B. Forsyths as Niobrara coordinator. The note from F. S. Rickard confirms the loading and delivery details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Nebraska
J. F. Weatin
Rickard
Omaha Livestock Terhmen
Malvarn Combinity Club
Drouth
American National Red Cross
John B. Forsyths
Niobrara
Silver Wedding of L. L. Richardsons
The home of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Richardson hosted a silver wedding anniversary last Sunday February 14 with about twenty five neighbors and friends in attendance. Mrs. Dan Markel and Mrs. Claude Brooks organized the event with help from others and long-standing contributors to the celebration participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Richardson
Tims
Dan Markel
Claude Brooka
Mock wedding marks social afternoon in 25 year reunion
Twenty five people gathered for a social afternoon that featured a mock wedding led by J. R. Graves. Mrs. Cleva Brooka acted as bride’s mother, Jung Wise as best man, with Mya and Ida as bridesmaids. The bride wore a gown she had worn twenty five years ago and guests received a silver tea set as a memento. The group plans a future celebration at the golden wedding in twenty five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Graves
Cleva Brooka
Jung Wise
Mya
Ida. Graves
Lulu Gilbert
Mr. Graves
Mrs. Richardson
Library Adds Varied New Books to Shelves
The Malvern Library recently expanded its collection with several new volumes. The additions include two fanfiction works, five fiction titles for free release, three for the rent shelf, and twelve children's books. Notable titles referenced include By the Waters of Babylon and Wow Whistle among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Hbrary
Tywelve Ohilydren
The
Ant
Uncle' Bam
Davis
Everybody'n Washington
Kaolpe
Wim James
Four Schools in Declamatory Meet Here Wednesday
Four county high schools will send speakers to Malvern west on Wednesday evening February 24 to participate in the annual state preliminary declamatory contest at the Community building starting at 6 30 o clock. Winners advance to the district contest with date and place to be announced. Participants include Emerson Glenwood Hastings and Malvern with judges led by Ferl Gladys G Gibson. Admission 25 cents to cover expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitts County
Matvern West
Emerson
Gienwood
Hastings
Malvern
Gladys G. Gibson
Freda Brenning
Jean Kochersperger
Edgar Locksbill
Brotherhood
Maurice Wrant
Glenwood
Truck Load of Corn For South Dakota
A community relief effort gathered 129 bushels of corn for drought stricken neighbors in South Dakota. Donors included Malvern Leader, L. A. Talbott, Gearhart Lumber, and many others. auctioneer L. A. Talbott oversaw bids with 85 to 90 bushels pledged in minutes. Those unable to donate could buy corn at 25 cents per bushel to send on the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Callff
South Dakota
L. A. Talbott
Kunca & Nelson
Calif
Malvern
R. K. Piper
R. W. Mannfeld
Andy Berkhimer
Gearhart Lumber Co
John V. Parker
B. H. Bayes
L. G. Adams
I. L. Richardson
Roy Brake
W. H. Maddocks
Hugo Ponton
Earl Dashner
Horton Beam
F. Packett
Walter Boylan
H. Lockebill
Willis Patrick
John Dickersbach
Kunce & Nelson
Bank asset listing begins after Branton State Bank closure
Alstropa and J. R. Hall visited Branton Monday to list assets of the Branton State Bank in preparation for placing it under legal control. The bank's doors were closed for the day. Alstropa stayed to continue work, while Fell returned home at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DB. Alstropa
J. R. Hall
Btanton
Btanton State Bank
Regelyar
Aletrope
Fell
Corn Price Stable As Leader Offers Subscribe Trade
Corn remains valued at sixty cents per bushel at county ledgers with no price drop. The Leader offers 1 to 3 bushels per year long subscription in exchange through February next Monday. Return corn to Kunca Nelson elevator in Malvern or Harbor House elevator in Henderson. roads may delay pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kunca & Nelson
Malvern
Harbor Hotate
Henderson
Wilson Hatchery Season Starts With 200000 Chicks
Wilson Hatchery in Malvern opens next Monday for the season with three incubators and a projected 200000 baby chicks. Manager Mrs. Carl Wilson travels countywide to ensure proper flock culling and production methods, keeping a steady supply for local and distant customers. The business employs four people and has earned a strong reputation for quality amid lower chick prices this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Hatchery
Malvern
Carl Wilson
Ifr
Mra
Ees
Terra” Inay
Roy Dykes to Move to Near Macedonia
Roy Dykes will move March 1 to a large farm near Macedonia to be near the Consolidated school there. The Dav is terminated with Bert Hyer and two tenants remain. Floyd Northrup of Lewin moved onto the farm this week. The Pyke family have long served on the Spring Valley district school board and helped keep standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Davis
Bert Hyer
Malvern
Floyd Northrup
Lewin
Roy Dyke
Macedonia
Mra. Pyke
Spring Valley
Devis
Court docket for Feb to hear new cases and foreclosures
New caser docket adds sixty cases for the district court meeting February 23 in the courthouse. Foreclosures lead, fourteen cases, with other law and equity actions including attachments, notes, partitions, and divorces. Criminal docket holds liquor, theft, and minor charges. court convenes Tuesday with jurors released the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Law
Malvern Couple Celebrate Their Golden Wedding
Mr and Mrs B F E Bayes longtime Malvern residents marked fifty years of marriage on February 16. Though illness kept a larger celebration from happening, family and many old friends visited to offer congratulations. They wed February 14 1882 in the Duncan home with Rev Fred Harris officiating. Surviving guests include Mrs Bayes sister Mrs Sarah Reeves of Tabor. The couple started life together in their first home and raised four sons and two daughters Roy Perry Earl Mary in Oakland near Strahan Clarinda and Malvern, with one daughter who died young. They spent years in Kansas on a homestead before settling for decades in southwest Town and Mill County, and now reside in Malvern enjoying wide regard. Both remain in good health as friends hope for many more anniversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. FE. Bayen
Malvern
Ite
Benjamin BE
Bayes
Margaret Emma Duncan
Robert Duncan
Roy
Perry
Strahan
Earl
Clarinda
Oakland
Neor
Margaret Stevenson
I Kansac
Southwest Town
Milla
Glenwood Masons Honor Washington Celebration
Malvern Masons joined Glenwood for a George Washington tribute at the Masonic temple with Worshipful Master C C Lipzett presiding. M. R. Staneell of Osceola delivered a belated address, praising Washington as founder, citizen and fraternal brother, followed by a luncheon and toasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Masons
Glenwood
George Washington
C. C. Lipzett
M. R. Staneell
Osceola
Grand Lodge
America
Addler
Alexandria
Virginia
Wantington
Alea
C. C. Lipnett
Silver City
Malvern
Amerson
Randolph
Emerson
R. W. Salyers
W. D. McCaus_ land
Fred Durbin
J. A. Por
W. P. Wortmen
B. Brower
W. BM. Hlett
Geo. A. Rosenfeld
Yi. Donoer
H. B. McCanthay
P. Bo Priest
Fred Hall
A. Sghosen
Washington
New and Better Inducement for Families in Mills County
Malvern business leaders and lenders propose extra incentives for new families in Mills County starting Jan. 1. The plan includes gifts for the first babies born in 1938 and additional cash offers. L. W. Roehrer urges broader support, with promises of $8 to the first five births, plus more from local merchants next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Mills County
L. W. Roehner
Famea
Fam- Nes
Air
Roehrer
Attaight
Funeral Services for J. P. Mitchell Pass Away in Mills County
James Perry Mitchell, born November 25, 1867 in Knox county Illinois, died February 11 at his Malvern home at age 74. Funeral held at Malvern Methodist Church with Rev. R. E. Grupeler officiating. Burial in Malvern Cemetery. Survived by wife, two sons Lawra and Eldon, two sisters, a brother, and many nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Mitchell
Mills County
James Perry Mitchell
Knox County
Til
Malvern
R. E. Grupeler
H. H. Amon
J. A. ‘Talbott
Acrott
Pang
Harry Pihuen
Frank
Harry
Jim Mitchell
Earnest
W. L. Haaselquist
Mitchell
Card of Thanks for J P Mitchell Loss
We express thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy at the death of our husband and father J P Mitchell from Mrs J P Mitchell Eldon and Lewis Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Mitchell
Eldon
Lewis Mitchell
Myron Munsinger Seeks State Representative Nomination
Myron T. Munsinger of south of Malvern files for state representative nomination. An advocate for Tabor College and regional normal school development, he has worked informally with the General Assembly in prior sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron T. Munsinger
South of Malvern
Panera
Munsinger
Tabor College
Judge Thornell of Sidney Died Feb 13
Judge A B Thornell longtime judge of the fifteenth Iowa district and Sidney resident died at his Sidney home on a Saturday night aged eighty six. He came from Iowa City in 1876 to practice law after studying at the University of Iowa and earlier at Genessee College and other schools. He leaves a long public record and private practice with A Vo Phommed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Thornell
Iowa
Sidney
Thornell
Sidney I
Iowa City
Law
University of Iowa
Rochester
N. Y
Geneuse College
Syracuus University
Frances el. Willd
Women's Christian Temperance Univ
Knox College
Tabor College
A. Vo
Lalor Dla Geandeon
Carl
Thoruwll
John Hilana to Speak at Bimpson College February 22
Pr John L Hillman president of Bimpson College and leading Iowa educator will speak here next Tuesday at 3 o'clock in a program honoring Washington's birthday. The public is invited to attend as Hillman offers his engaging and provocative remarks. The two hundredth anniversary of Washington's birth is being celebrated nationwide with varied events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hilana
John L. Hifsman
Bimpson College
Iowa
Tuesaday
Diversihe High School
Washington
Lsten
Dr. Hillman
Hillman
Firemen Anniversary Meeting at Malvern Volunteer Fire Dept
Members of the Malvern Volunteer Fire Department and their wives are invited to the annual anniversary party on Monday February 22. A oyster supper will be served at 7 p m followed by social recreation. Traditionally a members only event this year wives are invited to enjoy the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Volunteer Firs Department
Frank Choate Seeks Republican Auditor Nomination
Front page notice in The Glenwood Opinion-Tribune states Frank W. Choate seeks the Republican nomination for auditor of Mills County. It highlights his work on the county tax commission, farming near Glenwood, and long service with the Farm Bureau. Rumors mention other candidates, but none have announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Opinion-Tribune
Frank W. Choate
Milla County
County Tax Commission
Glenwood
Farm Bureau
Presbyterians Hold All Day Services in Malvern
Presbyterians conducted an all day program at the Presbyterian church of Malvern on Sunday with three special services and a union evening service. Dr Henry P D White preached on The Teaching Mission of the Church Rev Thorne Scotten assisted in the morning Rev T Raymond Allston spoke on Our Church School Its Departments and Equipment Rev Scollen preached in the evening with a note urging evangelism as church attitude. Special music featured Mids Mayall Berry violinist Mrs J if Beeywith piano Billy Helen Jones piano and the Methodist Church choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church of
Malvern
Henry PD. White
Thorne Scotten
T. Raymond Allston
Church
Iowa
Nebraska
Our Church
Ite
Scollen
Mids Mayall Berry
Damage from Tuesday fire in Walvern under control
Firefighters rapidly contained a Tuesday blaze in Walvern with no injuries reported. The alarm woke residents as flames swept the area but officials say the structure sustained only minor damage and crews cleared the scene by nightfall.
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L. L. Richardsons
the List
Kirkendall
Ruth Pierce
Maxine Bhaw
Lawonne Worstall
Madame X
Ruth Dalzell
Helen Myers
Bernica Schoening
Louise Williams
Roy Dykes
B. E. Bayes
Fremont County
Glenwood Masons
United In
Methodiat Church
Tunola
Lawra
Mia
Sarah Pence
Burlington
Ida
Oneida
Ben Mitchell
Myron Munsinger
Thornell of
B. Woy Gaan Fous
St Nan
Malvern High
Frank Choate
Wien
Sven Budde
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