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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1935

Page

3

Imogene Mills Car Stolen Then Recovered Near Meal

The car of Imogene S. Mills was stolen from the front of her home on April 22, 1934, in Emogene. The missing vehicle, a Ford Model T, was found later in a coffee shop in Camel Watts, stripped and needing new wheels and repairs. Mrs Mills notified Mr Gustchanrither, who along with Sirk Sloan assisted in retrieving it and returning it home.

Faller Sthenandeah Gttschanrither Nis Consin Sirk

Willie Kammerer Weds Christina Jackson in Surprise Ceremony

Willie Kammerer married Christina Jackson in a February wedding. Miss Jackson is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John Jackson of Conception Missouri. The groom works at the Addy service station and the couple planned a Missouri honeymoon before settling in Imo gene. Friends extended congratulations.

Willie Kammerer Christina Jackson

Former Imogene Girl Married in Essex

Miss Cora Mae May daughter of Mr and Mrs Jim Coy former residents here but now of Standolph and Elliott Toland of Imogene were married Sunday Feb 1 at the Presbyterian Parsonage in Essex. They were accompanied by Eugene Coy and Geral ding behind Jaunt Bluffs Dennis Holiday of Stover Mo a former employee of Joe Cahill visited here before last week enroute to Neola where he expects to work the coming year. Mr and Mrs Ross Bryant spent last week in Omaha visiting Mr and Mrs Glen Gay Mrs Gay is an aunt of Mrs Sryaut and former telephone operator here. Mrs Frank Laughlin and little son Martin Francis returned Saturday from Mercy hospital in Council Bluffs. Mailmen had a hard time Friday and were unable to enter much of their routes. John Company tried to make his route walking to homes while weather patrons helped clean mud from his car wheels before it broke down and had to be taken back to town leaving his car stalled. Floyd Gee resumed his route Feb and was ill again but improved. Jimmie Sparks accompanied Miss Anna Quelchant to Omaha that Friday then remained a few days with his mother returning Sunday. Dr James Coogan who has been practicing here for months has gone to Omaha where he accepted a position at Port Crook. He has many friends here who regret losing him but wish him success. He visited friends here Saturday and Sunday.

Dennis Holiday Stover Joe Cahill Neola Ross Bryant Omaha Glen Gay Gay Sryaut Frank Laughlin Martin Francis Mercy Hospital Council Blvers John Company Addy Ploydee Floyd Gee Jimmie Sparks Anna Quelchant Jas. Coogan Port Crook Coogan Finy Tommie Smith Coe New House Jas, Perkins Wil Hirad Jedrak Tuttle Hatchery Perkins St. Patricks Hall Shenandoah Red Oak Hamburgs Council Bluffs Malvern Strattan Standolph Emerson Imogene Jas. Laughlin Alte Methinnis Adloliinds Lawghlin McGinais Johns Washes Ada Lavetter Blanche Waler Ar Walnut George Nebitt Tank Nebler Heres A. J. Clark Big Brother Tom Clark Kent Minn Clark Mary McGargill Rogers M. Saner Mroo Mes Netr Shetandoah Bernie Slater Carerah George Gulschenritter Vincent Alr Gow Maber Council Blan Ed Martin L. F. Gureeheoritter Gaitachenritter Mra. Auteresa Melvin Teer Atle Agnes Boulton Hand Hospital Kelly Reieon Lois Bernie Lasehlin Calling Kid Maher George Ralph Villisca Jier Str L. FE. Gutsthenritte Sues Bryant Col. Butcher Lew Garts Whenritter Emmett Maher Berne Slater Ud Mrs. Slater Carroll Slater Uhty J. Minnick Howard Leavenworth Johnny Delehant Paul

William Liston Celebrates Birthday Surrounded By Family

William Liston was surprised on his birthday Sunday February 10 at a gathering four miles northeast of Imogene with relatives bringing well filled baskets and a large dinner. Guests included Halph Liston, Clyde Liston, Titchy and Tisten, Belle Allen, Ad Nims and daughter Julia Dean, Walter Kellenbarger and family, Louis Baitington and family, and the honoree and his wife.

Woos Lleten Momiles Imo Cee Halph Liston Clyde Liston Shenunduab Titchyard Tisten Belle Allen Imogene Ad Nims Julia Dean Walter Kellenbarger Louis Batington Climax Mr. Liston

Mrs Bussard Hosts Methodist Ladies Aid Party

Mrs Bussard entertained the Methodist Ladies Aid at her home with a Valentine afternoon. Guests numbered about 30 and prizes were won by three members. A short play was presented by local women, followed by lunch. Several community notices and local happenings from Imogene and nearby towns filled the event roundup.

Anna Maud Mra Wendell Stuelke Will Comsinck J.D. Hasgard Boxteas

Widespread Illness and Local News Reported in Shenandoah Vicinity

The column notes a high incidence of flu and sickness among residents including Ed Martin and family, L F Gureeheoritter, and flier Gaitach enritter, with several children affected. It details local incidents, hospital visits, travel, and community movements such as Miss Louise Gutsrhoe’s return to Indianola for college, Estelle Bussard purchasing a truck for trucking, and neighbors bidding farewell to Mr and Mrs Slater as they plan to move near Carroll. It also mentions horse losses, a bicycle-related accident, and the return of Mrs Col Butcher from Nicholas Senn Hospital.

Taxes Cost More than Food in The Nation Budget

An analysis argues taxes exceed food and living costs as the largest national expense. It notes food costs $7.6 billion yearly, clothing $3.609 billion, rent $3.6 billion, autos $2.9 billion, while the tax bill runs $4 billion, urging tax cuts to lower living costs and boost growth.

United States Businedus Alkkes Rts Lux

Governor of Nebraska Buys First Flower Show Ticket

Governor Cochran lauds the million dollar flower and garden show calling it crucial for Nebraska culture. The non profit event seeks civic support, with 50,000 advance tickets at 40 cents and 65 cents at the door. Governor and Mrs Cochran will attend the opening performance.

Nebraska Cochran National Flower Show Committee Missouri Valley Cochran Wil Omaha Ford Hevey

Junction Jubileers Meeting Plans A March Joint Event

Lincoln hosts a joint Ly me and Flattville townships meeting at Junction church with a pot luck supper. Attendees bring covered sandwiches for the family. The program lists local residents including Mrs Allen Watts, Mr Paetos, Mrs Paxton, and others.

Lincoln Junction Jubileers Mareh Junction Church Lyme Flattville Toaweloek UE Parkerond Allen Watts Pacific Juncrton Paxton Lyons Township Hepbert Gineeta John Eheteyv Patodie Loweship

Boys Organizing Clubs for 1935 in Rural County

Despite feed shortages, 4-H activity thrives as boys take multiple projects including grain plots and calves. Four clubs seek reorganization, meetings cite new officers, and plans for the year unfold. New members welcome. contact the club agent for details.

Ove Plana

Ten Objectives of the Farm Bureau Listed by O Neal

President Ed A O Neal of the American Farm Bureau federation outlines ten objectives at the state convention. They call for a fair monetary system, ADA tweaks to reduce consumer costs, tariff reforms to aid agriculture, stronger credit with low interest, rural education and social improvements, national land use policy, and a unified organized agricultural voice.

Ed A O'Neal American Farm Bureau Federation AAA Ufe Hite National Organization of Farmers

Plattville Farm Bureau Plans Big Meeting March 8

Plattville Farm Bureau announces a big meeting scheduled for March 8 at Bethlehem School. The event features local performers including the Junction Jubileers and the Plattville Quartet with recitations by Dorothy Danford and Dean, and songs by Norma Jean Collins, all part of a varied program.

Plattville Farm Bureau Betnlehem School Junction Jubileers Dorothy Danford Norma Jean Collins Platt Ville Quartet Dean

Nishna Botna Junior Feeder Club Elects Officers

At a meeting held Friday Feb 15 at Clinton Parker home Clinton Parker Jr was elected president Hillyarah ties president Kenneth Parker secretary and Robert Wiehr reporter Nine boys attended and studied the pocket knife The next meeting is set for March 5 at Ward Ficke home Hastings

Nishna Botna Clinton Parker Clinton Parker Jr Hillyarah Ties Kenneth Parker Robert Wiehr Ward Ficke Hastings

Real Estate Transfers Record in Mins County 1934 to 1935

Record of Instruments filed in Mins County during Feb 1934 to Feb 15 1935 lists transfers involving Carrie E Kiddoo Hazel Robinson Florence M Edmondson and Alice Knapp with deeds payments and property descriptions including lots in Glenwood and parcels in sections 22 23 40 and 42 with varying shares and terms.

District Court of Mins County Tawa S A. m Carrie E. Kiddoo Hazel Robinson W. C Glenwood J. Widows Florence M. Edmondson

Use of Papa Hanging Around Joke Exchange

A playful exchange questions the purpose of having a father figure. The child asks if Santa Clara brings presents and if a stork brings babies, then asks what is the use of having papa around, prompting a humorous response about parental presence.

Santa Clara Martine Mamma Papa

4-H Club Party Set for March 2 at Malvern

Mills county 4-H club Boys and girls hold their annual party Saturday evening March 2 in the Malvern Community building. Frank Reid assistant state club leader and Fannie R Buchanan extension service staff will attend. They bring wide experience to the event.

Mills County Malvern Frank Reid Fannie R. Buchanan Upedals

Farm Record School To Be Held Here Feb 28

A farm record school is announced to be held here on February 28. The session aims to teach attendees how to keep farm record books and improve record keeping practices for better efficiency. The notice mentions experts and organizers guiding participants through practical methods and data management for farming operations.

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Imogene S. E. Mills Bluffs Garage Willie Kampivrer Wl Kammerer John Jackson Conception Missouri Essex Cora Mae May Jim Coy Elliott Toland Diyt Suneday Presbyterian Parsonage Eugene Coy Geralding Bohind Jaunt Bluffs Allis-Chalmers T, L, Salyers William Liston Mrs Higa Qo Ara Ubale Boud laadue-Bachuuge Mills County Farm Bureau News Brace M. Kilpatrick Rooks County The Farm Bureau O’neal Howard Kilnetop Uxtetistun Apochaliat Cotbed Strahan Guernsey Bob Rock Island Tricycle Combine McCormick-Deering John Deere Harry Naylor L. A. Talbott Andy Borkhimer
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