Wedding Bells Ring Out in Ira Turner Home
Wedding ceremonies at the Ira L. Turner residence southeast of Hastings united Leaty May Turner and John H. Leader of Oakland with a reception and a later wedding at the John A. Corse home in Carson for Ethel Turner and Gruillie Turner. The Hastings turnout included about seventy five relatives and friends as Dr. M. A. Gable officiated. The couple plan a home in Oakland Iowa after a short honeymoon trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira L. Turner
Hastings
Leaty May
John H. Lead
Oakland
M. A. Gable
Methodist Episcopal
Max
Nedathy
Turner
Ned Turner
Iowa
Gable
Towa
Haatinge
Jeter
Nurses' Training Schoo
Jen
John A. Corse
Carson
Ethel
Qriilie Turner
Ira Turner
Phillips elected president of Lumbermen's Assn in Council Bluffs
A P Phillips of Phillips Lumber Yard Henderson was chosen president of the South west Iowa Lumber Dealers Association at the convention in Council Bluffs. He succeeds Lyle Casant of Clarinda with Charles A Craig of Clinton as vice president. Directors for three years are A D Collins Essex Cole A Berry and E E Clare Greenfield. outgoing directors include A P Phil Ups Henderson J D McCarthy Missouri Valley and H Cox Oskaloosa. Charles R Gratly Creston was re elected secretary and treasurer. About 390 attendees said to mark the most enthusiastic meeting yet. The Sunset club staged the fourth annual meet shiar cal program with evening entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Phillips
Phillips Lumber Yard
Henderson
Southwest Iowa Lumber Dealers’ Association
Council Bluffa
Lyle M. Casant
Clarinda
Charles A. Craig
Clinton
A. D. Collins
Essex
Cole A. Berry
E. E. Clare
Greenfield
A. P. Phil Ups
D. McCarthy
Missouri Valley
Oskaloosa
Charles R. Grattly
Creston
Association
Sunset Club
Lumbermen’s Association
Malvern Students Named Alternates for Naval Academy
Congressman Swanson announces four Malvern nominees for Annapolis vacancy due to Glendon Williams graduation. Principal Gordon T Will, first alternate Thomas Paul Mulholland, second alternate Thomas L Shea, third alternate James C Beatty. Vacancy fills a four year term ending with commissioning as an ensign. pay $780 yearly. Candidates must pass physical and mental examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles EB. Swanson
United States Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Gordon. T. Will
Ned Oak
Thomas Paul
Mulholland
Malvern
Naval Academy
Glendon D. Williams
Malyvern
Malvern Fire Dept Responds To Roof Fire On Sunday
Firemen rushed to a small roof blaze discovered Sunday evening at the residence of Wm Hora. The nearest fire station was dispatched quickly, and crews worked to extinguish the fire. A swift response highlighted the department’s emphasis on speed in emergency calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Wm. Hora
Frase Spd
Eat Hut Saat
Anand Tie Soraer
Fala
Funeral Services for W. L. Pontow Held on Thursday
The funeral for W. L. Pontow was held Thursday Feb 13 with German and English services at his home and Lutheran church near Malvern. Rev H P Lahi officiated, with a special choir and pallbearers including Walter and Paul Pontow. Pontow, born Oct 14 1869 in Malvern, married Emma Schiefelbein in 1884 and left five children, two of whom survive. He spent his life in Mills county as a progressive farmer and beloved neighbor until his death from heart failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Pontow
East Liberty
Malvern
H. P. Lahi
Albert Porton
Alfred Leu
Walter Knop
Louis Lea
Martha Pohlow
Edwin
Gerald Leu
Martin
Hugo
Otto Leipold
Ernest Pontow
Walter
Paul Pontow
Pontow
Emma Schiefelbein
Louiss
Ida
Paul
Marie
Elsie
Walter Pontow
Emil Pontow
Mills County
Masonic Friends Surprise arry E. Nelson Friday
Masonic brothers surprised Harry E Nelson at his home last Friday evening. The group enjoyed pitch and a luncheon prepared by Mrs Nelson, with several named Masons including L A Talbott Harry Stone Bam Andersen W Criswell Fred Durbin Tom Gidley Tom Caudell Roy Cay Ass and Albert Nelson participating in the social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry BE
Nelson
Mr. Nelson
Mre. Nelson
L.A. Talbott
Harry, Stone
Bam Andersen
BR. W. Cr
Entertain at Luncheon Mia La Brite Hosts Friday
Mia La Brite hosts a luncheon Friday at 6 to 9 pm under the Japanese Garary banner. Mrs Margaret Suns and Fred Bulimap are listed as attendees or organizers for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
la Brite
Fred Bulimap
Margaret Suns Ware
The Malvern Leader Public Sale Dates
Public sale notices listed by The Malvern Leader show upcoming and past auctions in Mills County. Entries include Feb 22 general sale at Malvern pavilion by L. A. Talbott, Feb 21 farm sale near Henderson by W. H. Cramer, Feb 20 farm sale near Braman by Jack Ames, Feb 25 P. C. McCord & Bon near Hastings, and Feb 28 Caudell Bros horse and mule sale in Malvern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Malvern
General Sale
Malvern Sale Pavilion
L. A. Talbott
W. C. Byers
Henderson
W. H. Cramer
Bert Goins
Btrahan
Jack Ames
William Cain
P. C. McCord & Bon
Hastings
Caudell Bros
Shooting at Public Sale Near Tabor Ends in Wounding
At the Frank Hall sale northwest of Tabor, George Reafling Jr. of Lyons township was shot by neighbor Dewey Burress after a brief encounter. Reafling's leg wound was treated and deemed not serious. Burress was bound over to the grand jury under $1,000 bond for shooting with intent to kill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hall
Tabor
George Reafling, Jr
Lyons Township
Dewey Burress
Oppanton
Burres
Justice of the Peace
Goodrich
Glenwood
iFairmen Announce Dates of Exhibition and Race Meet 1930
Mills county’s annual fair will run August 12 to 16 with four night shows and three afternoon performances. The executive board announced free attractions, two days of tuning traces, and possibly one day of auto racing. An all county baseball tournament with a generous purse is planned, plus unusual hippodrome acts, a dog and monkey show, musical act with a seven foot piano, and aerial performances. Attendees at the meeting included C G Reese and Mr. Bowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milig County
The
Fair Association
Orpheum
Bowers
Mills County Fair
C. GC
Reese
Adama County Jair
Wearin Casts Hat Into Political Ring
Representative Otha D. Wearin announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for State Representative in the June primary. He pledges efficiency fairness and progress and says legislators should pursue routine duties in the Assembly and inform constituents through press columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otha D. Wearin
General Assembly
Wearkn
Valentine Party Entertainment At Ely Home
Misses Batty Swain and Gretch en Bayes hosted a Valentine party Thursday evening at 6 at the Ely home. Twelve girls attended as hearts were the game and red decorations set a festive mood. Refreshments were served toward the end of the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batty Swain
Gretchen Bayes
Ely
Methodist Ladies Circle Entertained at Gidley Home
Mesdames Thea W Gidley Don Cunningham M B Cupp L J Shay Frank Churchill I R Hutchings and G Eacrett entertained the Methodist Ladies Circle at the Gidley home Thursday afternoon. About sixty were present and the gathering was described as very enjoyable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Thea
W. Gidley
Don Cunningham
M. EB. Cupp
L. J. Shay
Frank Churchill
I. R. Hutchings
G. & Eacrett
Gidley
Card of Thanks for Mia L Ponton and Family
The Ponton family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for sympathy and help after the death and funeral of beloved husband and father Mia L Ponton. They especially note appreciation for the beautiful flowers and support from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia. L. W. Ponton
Entertained in Honor of Mr Boley Birthday
Mrs R Boley hosted a Saturday evening gathering in honor of Mr Boleys birthday. Guests enjoyed cards and dancing followed by cake pink and white ice cream heart shaped cookies and coffee. Favors included candy heart valentines. he received a smoking set as a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. ¥. Boley
Mar
Boley
Mrs.Boley
Purchases of Old Eddy Farm by Hasselquiet
Hasselquiet acquired thirty nine acres of the old Eddy farm south of Mulvern for 900 dollars per acre. The land was previously owned by a local business and farmer association that bought it last year and leased part to Faireview Country Club. The new owners hold a clear title to the remaining portion, now fully developed by the Alaska oil sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. . Hasselquiet
Paddock Bequest to Malvern Cemetery and Local Churches
Mr. Paddock gave 1000 dollars to Malvern Cemetery Alani and bequeathed 1000 dollars to the cemetery association to settle a 600 dollar note with interest. He also left 200 dollars to the local Baptist church and 1000 dollars to the Baptist Ministerial Association. J Ray Hubbard of Moorehead visited for estate business last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ray Hubbard
Moorehead
Paddock
Want New Ceiling in Community Building
The Civic Improvement club of Malvern plans a fund drive to finish the Community Building dining room. A benefit party will be held Monday Feb 24 with games and refreshments in the auditorium. Tickets are five cents. table reservations available by calling local organizers. A second sale on Saturday Feb 22 will offer salads desserts meats and cakes for Sunday dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Improvement Club of
Malvern
George Washington
Marie Alstrape
L. W. Boehner
J. Ne Summers
District Court Convenes Feb 25 at Glenwood
Millg County District court convenes at Glenwood next Tuesday February 26 in regular February term with Judge H J Mantz of Audubon in charge. The grand jury is called to meet the opening day and the petit jury excused. War il Monday, March 3. There are 176 cases docketed, many in original days with continuances. There are 45 new cases docketed, of which some are divorce cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millg County
Glenwood
H. J. Mantz
Audubon
County Board Buys Modern Road Equipment
The county board at its January meeting ordered new road equipment including two 60 heppe Monarch tractors and two 34 h. b. Monarch tractors for grading and maintenance. They also purchased three dual-drive maintainers with motors, three snow prawn, and a 10-foot Austin grader. Total cost for four tractors and three maintainers exceeded ten thousand dollars, offset by trading in old township machinery and a $1,700 credit. The board said the purchase will handle extra work and save expenses later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Moe
How Well Do We Pray and Costly Living Sermons
At the Episcopal Church under Pastor Paul H. Hicks the Sunday School grows stronger and invites all to attend. Morning worship at 10 o'clock will feature the sermon How Well Do We Pray while the evening topic is Costly Living and Cheap Religion. Epworth League seeks young people for a 6:30 gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Paul H. Hicks
Local church events share fellowship and funds
Open Kensington Baptist Church held a well attended evening with games after a $100 basement fund pledge. Next Sunday features Bible school at 10, morning worship at 11, and evening services with sermons on Partnership With Jesus and The Self Made Fool. Presbyterian services report strong attendance despite bad roads. Communion was observed with a sermon on The Divine Witness in Man. A sacramental musical tea by the Woman's Missionary Society is planned for Feb 27 at Mrs. J. O. Laird’s home, marking the society’s annual birthday anniversary and blessing box meeting. Mrs. S. C. Smith, lone surviving charter member since 1877, recently died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Oljureh
Henry Dale White
White
Lord Jesus
Black, Jones
Woman's Missionary Society of the Church
J. O. Laird
C. Smith
Jamestown
New York
Gad
Woman's Missionary Society
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Mars Ried
Irene
Ore
Thena
Carson High Sebool
Bae
Hastings Bish Sehoal Iy
Pottawattamie
Drortals
Sheksili
W. L. Ponton
Lumbermen’s Assn
Southwest
Co. Bluffs
Milla County
Arry E. Nelson
Dewey Burres
Geo. Reafling Jr
iFairmen
Wearin
Mr. Boley
Old Eddy Farm
Malvern Cemetery
Alani
Civic Improvement Club
District Court
Mantz
Frank G. Tebow
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