Malivernians Join Tribe of Yessir at Malvern Club Dinner
The Malvern Community Club dinner drew 178 townfolk and 20 Tribe of Yeasi members from Omaha, with Woodford R. Byington toastmaster and Mayor D. B. Whitfield welcoming guests. Turner Speake Trap discussed farm town relations, Vernon Bobbitt sang, and the event highlighted farm rural cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yessir
Omaha
Woodford R. Byington
D. B. Whitfield
Ourrounding
Turner
Death of Ben F Kunze At Maryville Hospital
Word reached here of the death of Ben F Kunze a brother of Mia Hackman of this place and eighth former resident of Malvern and Hastings where he worked for the Kenneton Railroad telegraphy. He died in Maryville Hospital last week obituary details remain unclear.
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Ben F. Kunze
Mia. Hackman
Foremer
Malvern
Hastings
Kenneton Railroad
Na Tele- Br
Thieves Break into Scott Home Here
Thieves broke into the home of Mrs. KH Scott in Malvern recently. The robbery was not discovered until Wednesday afternoon when it was noticed that a door was open. Deputy Sheriff V. Cooney searched the house but could not determine what, if any, value was taken until he learns what was left there. Entry was by breaking a rear window and the door was left open on exit. Mrs Beattie is spending the winter in California and has been away since last fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KH. Scott
Malvern
V. Cooney
Wortz Home Scene of Brutal Robbery Saturday Evening
A robber beat Mr and Mrs Chas Wortz with stove wood shortly before 9 PM in their home near the Methodist church area. He forced entry after ringing the bell and fled with about 80 dollars. The assailant appeared familiar with the family, then left quickly.
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Wortz
Chas. Wortz
Worts
Robber Attacks Wortz Couple and Steals $80
The assailant struck Mr Wortz in the head during a burglary in an adjoining room, stealing a roll of cash worth about $80. Wortz fired three or four times at the fleeing thief but authorities found no trace. Mr and Mrs Wortz sustained serious injuries and were treated by doctors. both remained shocked by the brutal incident.
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Mr. Wortz
Harvey Summers Dies in Wyoming After Pneumonia Attacks
Word reached here Tuesday of the death of Harvey Summers of Malvern after his fourth pneumonia attack in Rawlins Wyoming. Summers had been employed with the interstate business there. The body was brought home for a funeral service to be held this afternoon at 2 oclock in the First Baptist Church.
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Harvey Summers
Malvern
Man
Rawlins
Wyo
Rik
Rame Ag
Mirprisa
Brough
Firat
Men's Chorus to Sponsor Union Service at Malvern
The Men's Chorus at the Methodist church in Malvern will sponsor a special community service Friday evening. Vernon Bobbitt directs the chorus which has been rehearsing for the event. Expected to include thirty or more participants with spirituals and religious pieces. Ralph Bitch accompanies. a quartet, a duet, instrumental music, and other items are planned.
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Malvern Bonday
Vernon Bobbitt
Choris
Ralph Bitch
Hillsdale Community Club Sets February Meeting at Church
The Hillsdale Community club will hold its February meeting Friday evening in the church basement. A special program prepared by the club’s young people will be presented at that time.
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Hillsdale Community Club
Community Club Meeting Delayed Scrip Decisions
Malvern Community club held its monthly session in the community building with routine business on the agenda. A motion to table the issuing of scrip was approved until more members attend, and a committee was formed to study permanent cable placement and Christmas light supports. An odor scare prompted a playful hunt, ending with Abe Kavidh balancing a head shot and the group posing for photos before adjourning.
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Malvern Community Club
Cook Hye Ee
Malvern Leader
Iowa-Nebraska Light and Power Company
Abe. Kayich
R. W. Balyers
Abe
Kavidh
Roosevelt Cabinet Names Reportedly Set for President’s Inner Circle
The article lists expected appointments to President Roosevelt’s cabinet, citing nominees for Secretary of State Cordell Hull of Tennessee, Treasury head Winthrop Wood of New York, Attorney General James M. Fatler of New York, Postmaster James A. Fatler, New York, Interior Harold L. Ickes of Illinois, Agriculture Henry A. Wallace of Iowa, Commerce Daniel C. Norton of South Carolina, Labor Frances Perkins of New York, with other names and regions indicated.
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Corde Hall
Tennessee
Treasury
He Wood
New York
George H. Deen
Bennetor Thomas Walen
Montana
James Aa Fatler
Tax collections show strong early receipts for county
County Treasurer Otto Judkins reports taxes this year arriving already at a satisfactory pace, beating last year. First half payments totaling over 3200 dollars boosted the exchequer while many individual taxpayers followed with payments this week.
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Otto Judkins
Mills county District Court Opens. Grand Jury Empaneled
The February term of the Mills county district court opened Tuesday with the grand jury empaneled: F. R. Chantry foreman, and others. They began work but adjourned to Thursday. Judge Wheeler had another court in Council Bluffs and headjourned Tuesday evening. The petit jury was excused until Monday, Feb. 27.
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F. R. Chantry
Foreman
J. LeFever
W. A. Smith
F. J. Thienchafer
O. C. Cole
A. H. Culver
Charles Mayberry
Wheeler
Council Bluffs
Fire Destroys Furnishings in Carl Cook Residence
In west Glenwood Mr and Mrs Carl Cook faced a house fire Saturday afternoon when an electric cigarette lighter felled from a table ignited an overstuffed couch in the living room. Mrs Cook, home alone, discovered smoke and alerted the fire department. the blaze was brought under control with four hundred dollars of damage settled by the insurer by Tuesday.
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Carl
Cook
West Glenwood
Dilemma at Leader Tusa Day Evening Meetings
Que reporter Proulens Reports described three meetings held by the Community club and related discussions. The Leader Tusa day evening faced the issue of handling outcomes from each gathering and the implications for the group.
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Proulens
iCommittee Calls Telephone Rate Meeting Friday
A mass meeting is set for Friday at 2 p m in the Malvern Community building to discuss telephone rates. The committee formed at the first meeting will report on their three hour conference with Northwestern Bell Telephone Co officials including C St Ives and G I Driver of Des Moines and C A Johnson of Council Bluffs, with others in attendance.
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Malvern
Northwestern Dell Telephone Company
C. St. Ives
G. I. Driver
den Monnea
C. Ke, Demorest
Council Bluffs
C. A. Johnson
F. J. Chantry
R. W. Maneeth
J. M. Bleele
Woodford R. Byington
Fred Durbin
Nishna Bridge Aids Nearing Opening Next Week
Ton Myers and his gang finished their work on the Nishna River bridge east of Malvern and moved to the next site near the June Fickel farm. Glenwood crews laid the floor of the other bridge and expect completion next week. They replaced old wooden piling with steel piles and plan a narrow redwood floor.
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Ton Myers
Nishna
Malvern
Fickel Farm
Glenwood
Lee
51 Mi Perfecting Monday Night
Malvern Masonry group Silver Urn lodge 234 A F and A M holds special meeting February 27 at Community building Legion rooms to emphasize Masonry duties and include reobligation service near Washington birthday urging universal attendance by Masons nationwide
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Thera
Silver Urn Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Legion Rooms
Malvern
Washingon
America
United States
County Auxiliary Meeting Led By Emerson Leader in Glenwood
The American Legion Auxiliary held its county meeting in the Legion room at the armory in Glenwood on Tuesday at 2 30 in the afternoon. Mrs Vernon Johnson of Emerson presided. W R Rawhake of Glenwood spoke on Americanism. Mrs P B A stated, of Cawn oi Biwits voiced an instructive talk on Our Work. Edgar Perdew of Aetel won vice chairman for the county. Attendees from Malvern included Beal x Se Me Al leek Bra Hera and others.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Eld
Legion
Armory
Glenwood
Vernon Johnson
Emerson
W. & Rawhke
PB. A. Datiwod, of Cawnoi. Biwits, Seventh Alatrot. Cya Wikwewoon
Adgar Perdew
Aetel
Malvern
Beal
Leek
Hera
Blakvower
McCausland
See My
Sale Dates Advertised in The Leader
The Leader lists upcoming sales with dates and locations. Andy Berkhimer of Malvern offers a general sale on February 28. Elmer Patterson near Henderson hosts a renewal farm sale on February 23. Henry Nims near Atrahan holds a general sale on February 27.
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Andy Berkhimer
Malvern
General Sale
Elmer Patterson
Henderson
Renewel Farm
Henry Nims
Atrahan
Funeral Rites for O L Harbor Held in Henderson
Funeral services for Ora L. Harbor, death noted in last week's Leader, were held Wednesday afternoon February 16 at the Methodist church in Henderson. The church was filled to overflowing as Harbor was highly popular.
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Ora L. Harbor
Methodist
Henderson
Burial service noted by Macedonia Masonry group
Oeene assisted by Rev A A Wright of the Christian church. A special choir led by T D Phillips L H Coleman Mrs J A Paul and Mine Morgan with Mrs Ina Owens on accompaniment. The I C O B burial service was given at the church by Gail Stompel and Homer Clayton of Macedonia. The Masonry order had charge of the cemetery service with Bryan Maxwell of Glenwood in charge.
L A Glassburn Chosen President Of Nebraska Press Association
L A Glassburn former Mills county boy now resident of Exeter Nebr was elected president of the Nebraska State Press Association at its annual meeting in Glucoin last week. The association is strong and long standing, and the honor reflects Glassburn’s longtime ties to Mills county and Glenwood area through his family.
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Nebraska State Press Association
Glucoin
Mills County
L. A. Glassburn
Exeter
Nebr
Nebraska Association
United States
Glassburn
Glissburn
Milla County
Glunwood
Juthia County
Empress to Show Five Days Now
Five day program announced at Empress cinema featuring new film The Hi roadcunt with showings Saturdays Sundays and Monday evenings. Broadcasts will include a series of radio segments and a guest appearance by Tamnue radia. March 1 and 9 listed as airing dates for featured program in the venue notice.
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Kar Manaree
Henry
Binpread phuaLoy
Ydialaion Eer
Declam contest winners named at Malvert High finals
Seven speakers from Malvert High performed at the Community Building finals for the declamatory contest. Lloyd Walker won first in oratorical with The Demand of the Hour while Charlotte Wederquist placed second with The Man Nobody Knows. Edythe Bell earned first in dramatic reading Mickey's Marker, and Phyllis Wilson won humorous first with Gonan Wider. Delpha Donner took second in dramatic, Lorriina Fletcher second in humorous, with various judges praising delivery and characterization.
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Malvert High
Lloyd Walker
Charlotte Wederquist
Nobody Konna
Deamnle Edythe Dell
Mickey's Marker
Marjorie Donner
Crimson Rambler
Delpha Donner
God Nemembera
Lorriina Fletcher
Misa
Mary Schwyhart
Sidney
Deusioun
Milas
Celebrated Sixty Third Anniversary Gathered at Davis Home
Relatives of Mr and Mrs Davis assembled at their Glenwood home to mark their sixty third wedding anniversary. A large noon dinner prepared by neighbors followed by an afternoon of reminiscence and old times. Attendees included Arthur Davis and others, with cheerful remarks about enduring companionship and family ties.
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Min. Ko
Davis
Glenwood
Indius
Matiustku County
Mir
Lavoe
Bae
Luergon
Arthur Davis
Hondwnion
C. B. Davin
C. Davie
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Communnity Club
Ben. F. Kunze
Maryville Hospital
Miles W. Sells
Randolph
Eastburn
Glen B. Hastburs
Omaha Chamber of Commerce
Community Club
Wyoming
al Fiala
Ne Aves Taauguisl
Armoniste
George Weaderquist
Relph
Council
Bluffs
Emerson Bank
Cabvassers
Roosevelt
Ibi
D. Wheeler
Mills County District Court
Carl Cook
Nishna Bridge
County Meeting of
L. Auxiliary
O. L. Harbor
M. E. Church
Masons
Odd Fellows
Nebraska
Edythe Bell
Phyllis Wilson
Walker
Malvert
Gqnan Wider
Strahan
Howard
R. L. Davis
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