Court convened for February term with juries drawn
A February term of the district court opened Tuesday under Judge B. J. presiding. Twelve new criminal cases including robbery and drunken driving were docketed. petit jury were summoned for Feb 23. March 7 marks the start of a busy term with 222 law cases, many continuances, and no jury capes listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dota i Dieteliet
B. J
H Fern
Praud
Bety- We
Eavied
Toterman
Zeno Hid
Alfred P. Shaw
Henry Washie
Fidmondsch
Charlee
Community basement social evening March 4
A basement community building hosts a social evening on Friday March 4 starting at 4 g with music games and a general round table. Admission is by ticket and proceeds will aid the welfare board for the needy with donated goods including produce canned goods meat sugar and remodeling to help those in real need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welfare Board
Hillman Addresses Malvern Audience On Kingston Progress
Hillman, president of my oolicze, spoke Monday at the Malvern town hall on Kingston progress. The audience filled the City building auditorium for the address and praised him as a scholarly speaker. He voiced sympathy with modernists seeking big ideas and quoted notable figures, drawing thoughtful comments from townspeople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Hillman
My” Oolicze
George Kingtes
Kington
Malvern Gains Lower Water Pumping Rates
Malvern town council, via councilor I. M. Bresle on the water committee, reports a new rate from Iowa Nebraska Light and Power. The February reading introduces 0.5 cents per kWh for the first 1000 kilowatt hours, 0.6 cents for the next 1000, and 0.125 dollars for all subsequent units, reducing pumping costs by about a quarter of the former expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvert
Iowa-Nebraska Light and Power Company
Conncilor I. M. Bresle
Tate
Max Ireland Heads Older Boys and Girls Conference 1932
Max Ireland leads the Older Boys and Girls Conference in Mills County at the Methodist church with 106 attendees. Officers elected: Max Ireland Malvern president Geneva Bell Hillsdale vice president Jeanette Luther Wesley Chapel secretary. Business meeting featured study groups on youth in Sunday school and citizenship, primary department leadership, and the worth of abundant living. A banquet followed with toasts, community singing, and remarks by Rev. F G Barnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilledate
O. G. Herbrecht
Des Moines
R. E. Quyeler
Malvern
Mra
J. R. McChymmond
Irs
Thomas
Wesley Chapel
Ae Eeaben
Wayne
Resean
Jeanette Luther
Clifford Dillehay
Malyvern
F. G. Barnes
Silver City
Mabel Cox
Sonny Boy
Geneva Belt
Hillsdale
Leverne
First Robbins Certify as to Approach of Spring
The piece notes spring approaching with signs and forecasts. Walt Walker reports seeing two robbers the day prior, and his judgment is stated as unbiased by prejudice. Weather predictions vary from rain to moderating temperatures as county residents pray for malaria cessation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robbins
Walt. Walker
Walker
Algo
Go Corn Special Offer Ends Soon at The Leader
The Malvern Leader announces a final week to sell corn at sixty cents per bushel for feeders and readers, extended due to bad roads. The offer ends February 23 with March 1 as the price reset to the regular market rate. Farmers urged to bring corn now to help reduce costs and support their community.
Creamery Meeting Set for March 1 at Armory Glenwood
Producers Co-Operative Creamery Association holds its first annual meeting March 1 at 1 p.m. at the Armory in Glenwood. A full report on last year's yield will be presented and three directors will be elected. Carl Selpold, secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prodiucera Co-Operative, Creamery Association
Glenwood
Bualtom
Producers Co-Operative Creamery
Carl Selpold
WashingtonBirthdayProgram At Malvern Community Building
A bi centennial Washington birthday program was held Monday afternoon at the Malvern Community building. Sponsored by the local American Legion Auxiliary, the event featured speaker Othe D. Wearly who described Washington the man beyond his roles as president and army leader. The program included color guard, flag salute, readings by students, a chorus, and remarks by officials from the Auxiliary and Malvern schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Malvern
American Legion Auxiliary
H. J. Benton
Malvern Scchools
Ogtha PD
Wearly
Revolutionary Army
Wearin
Nes. Benton
Parl Shook
Mire
George Hilton
Aad
Kincaid
Pmily Boland
W. D. McCausland
Gao
Hilton
Roy Bobbitt
Ralph Perdew
Wheal Boya' Chorus
Othe
Woearth
Sreshineton the Parmer
Marie
Flor Mains Bay
Roy B
Hilde Appreciates Her Malvern Friends
Malvern listeners are thanked for their continued support of the radio program Hilde and Ota. A reader letter expresses gratitude to Beatrice Swanson Cherbrough who sponsored the show, noting appreciation from the audience and promising continued weekly broadcasts. The message reflects local community engagement with the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilde
Ota
OTL
Malvern
Malver
Beattice Swanson Cherebrough
Hummell Robbers Captured in Ohio and Wyoming
A multi-state robbery sweep ends with arrests in Red Oak and Douglas. John and Latta Hummell robbed a farm near White Cloud of about 11000 in cash on Jan 12. Suspects Ed Graves Ella Lane William Graves and Harold McClure face charges, with Cottrell alias Quray sought via extradition. State agents and sheriffs pursue the remaining defendants in Ohio and Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Latta
Hummell
White Cloud
DaMoss
George Adkine
Troy
Ohio
James Cottrell
James Quray
Ted Oak
Huminella
Ed Graves
Ella Lane
Red Oak
Mra
Lane
William Graves
Tyndal
Glenwood
William
Pila
Harold
Pat” McClure
Pacife Junction
Douglas
Wyo
Baker
Gerring
O. K
Cottrell
Sherif DeMeea
Adking
Ake age aa ta ald 8 meting eh
Spaunle
Barbers Hear State Inspector Talk In Glenwood Meeting
Eli Springer and Fred Atkinson attended a Glenwood barbers meeting last Thursday evening. Ward Campbell, the state barber inspector from Des Moines, gave an instructive talk on the law and the present strict rules raising barbering to a professional level. Dr. W A DeYoung of Glenwood spoke, with barbers from Glenwood and Pacific Junction in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Springer
Fred Atkinson
Glenwood
Ward Campbell
Des Moines Bayern
W. A. DeYoung
Glenwood l
Pacific Junction
County Clerk Marriage License Spurt Reported
County Clerk notes a surge in marriage licenses with names including Jay H Grags four Bartlett Vive Ore Byler 19 Bartlett Feb 10 and Joule P Mittlstadt five Wayne Neb Hans Draven. Wayot Hebe appears among fragmented entries. Buysiness is picking up in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay H. Grags
Bartlatti
Ore Byler
Bartlett
Joule P. Mittelstadt
Wayne
Nebr
Hans Draven
Wayot
Hebe
Obituary of John W Schroder of Silver City Neb
Friends in Silver City mourn the death of John William Schroder aged sixty two years seven months eight days after a period of ill health. He was born in Warren county and moved to Mills county as a youth then to Silver City where he married Grace Mae Tenteworth in 1922. Funeral services were held at the M E church with Rev F G Barnes officiating and interment in Silver City cemetery. He leaves a widow four sisters and a host of relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver City
Satorlay
John Schroder
Clarkson
Omaha
Schroder
Bia
Felenda
M. E
F. G Barnes
A. P. Galt
Rosco Anderson
Harold Galt
A. P. Reeves
Kehrofer
Date McClure
Amoz
Meeks
Edwin Howard
Frank Fol Ter
Wayne Meeka
Glen McClure
Flower Girl
Arlene Howard
Teena Mayberry
Eva Long
Helen Cuipson
John William Schroder
Christian and
Mary Schroder
Warren County
Ts al Jong
Mills County
Grace Mae Tenteworth
Slaters
T. H. McClure
Malyvern
George Howard
Glenwood
Fannie Meeks
Siiver City
Homer Clipton
Tabor
Anna McClure
Elizabeth Howard
T. B. Mer Clure
Malvern
Homer Clipson
Amos, Wayne
Ervin
Frank Howard
Arlene
Roy McClure
Dale McClure
Maurice Mayberry
Pacific Junction
and Birs
Lyle Howard
Edd Howard
Leonard Patterson
Gayle Meeks
Stephen’ Rounds
Mies Hercella Rounds
Oyrrle McClure
George Canfield
Gaughtere
Riley Tentaw
Subsel of Instruction March Planned by QO EB
Local reports indicate that QO EB plans a subselection of instruction in March under Chapter No 144. Officials note possible changes and the need to finalize details after discussions. The filing hints at a forthcoming rule or procedure affecting implementation timelines.
Declamatory Contest Delayed To Saturday Night
The preliminary state declamatory contest, moved from Wednesday, will now be held Saturday Feb 27. Malvern Supt A C Rincald announced the postponement due to several contestants being sick. Students from Eméreau, Glenwood, Hastings and Malvern compete in three divisions, oratorical dramatic and humorous, with district contest to follow. The event starts at 7:46 p m in the Community building here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Rincald
Malvern
Bicknets
Eméreau
Glenwood
Hastings
Firemen Host Annual Frolic at Malvern Community Bidg
Malvern volunteers of the local fire department held their yearly frolic inviting wives to a formal evening at the community building. An oyster supper from skilled cooks started the night, with bouquets, carnations, decorated tables, and a full staff of waiters serving brick ice cream and themed Washington cakes. After the banquet guests moved to the auditorium for cards and punch, then dancing as Chief and Mrs Chantry led the engine race group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department
Dale Kine
Washington
Wattern H A. Galiber
Frank Hertz
J. H. Beckwith
E. W. Knight
FH. Mulholland
Frank Rigging
J. W. Baer
Bankers Learn of R F C Working Program Group Five
About 200 bankers from Group 5 in Southwear Lawn heard in Council Bluffs how the Reconstruction Finance Corporation plans to ease credit, boost loans, and stabilize prices. The meeting, chaired by B. F. Kolfman, outlined RFC capital and federal reserve roles to support banks and producers while protecting assets amid inflation risks, with praise for state organization and possible federal help if needed. Attendees from Malvern included Fred Durbin, R. W. Criswell, R. J. Hale, F. R. Chantry, H. A. Deardorff, Dr. J. W. Baer, Louis Knop, Allen Worstman, L. W. Boehner, and Bruce Beehner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Group 5
Southwear Lawn
Council Bluffs
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
B. F. Kolfman
Town Credit Committee
FR. F.C
Banke
Enlintern
Kofman
TL F.C
Torhopr
St. F.C
Banka
FR. F. C
Koffman
Iowa Credit Committee
R. PF. C
Beneft
Pew Corporation
Congress
Malvern
Fred Durbin
R. W. Criswell
R. J. Hale
F. R. Chantry
H. A. Deardorff
Dr. J. W. Baer
Louis Knop
Allen Worstman
L. W W. Boehner
Bruce Beehner
County Ministers To Be Entertained At The Hoover House
County ministers received an odd invitation to dine at The Hoover House in Malvern a nickname for the local jail. The plan, as printed, promised beans bacon wolves and bread for Knights of the Road guests after a Sunday gathering at the Community building, aiming to highlight county poverty and living conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt
Hoover House
Malvern
L. W. Bushner
Meat Ad Sparks Weeklong Pull to Local Business
Fragmentary OCR shows a local business ran a meat advertisement that drew attention and visitor interest over a span of days. The ad reportedly boosted inquiries and sales, with customers responding to the promotional message.
Davis Couple Remain Happy After 62 Years Together
Our friends Mr and Mrs BR J Davis who are staying with their son C EB Davis in Malvern marked their 62nd wedding anniversary on Sunday February 21. Family and friends from far and near gathered for a bountiful wedding dinner. The gathering included sons O B Davis Malvern O L Davis Lanox and OC Davis Glenwood with their families and many grandchildren and godchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Davis
C. EB. Davis
Malvern
Nupa
Coupte
O. B. Davis
O. L. Davie
Lanox
Davis
Glenwond
Art Davis
Herder
Wu R. W. Doyle God
Rin Orwon
Mire Ben Raton
Robers Doyle God
Glenwood
Kenneth Bhuwwid
Shenandoah
Nisa Perod Davie
George Stephens
Cound Mud
Alps McPhwvon
Alex Wooed
Bagpy
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Idge H
Mante Presides
Etirand
Petit Jury
Hillman
Max Ireland
Hilledate Church
Thureday
Brice
Ady
Auxiliary
Saliromant
Calere
T Hilde
Wyoming
DeMosa
Barbers
el Paige
R. F. Cc
L. W. Boehner
R. L. Davis
Son
Q. E. Davis
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