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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1947

Page

6

Sectional Tournament Opens in Glenwood Clash and Wins

Sectional tournament action began in Glenwood with Iowa School for the Deaf and St Francis of Council Bluffs advancing in Class A. ISD defeated Bartlett while St Francis won as Reid broke a late tie. Eddie Carlson scored 11 for St Francis, Lincoln and McClure each had 11, and Bartlett was overwhelmed by ISD 16-5 in the first period. Hastings beat Pacific Junction 25-16 in Class D, Courtier led with 9, Hollick and Wilson had 4 each. Treynor defeated Silver City 42-24 as Freesp scored 22. Kirlin had 7 for Silver City.

Glenwood Iowa School For the Deaf Francis Council Binns Bartlett Malvern Saints Reid Eddie Carlson St. Francis Mattern Orioles Lincoln McClure ISD Will Hastings P. J. Hastings Pacific Junction Courtier Hollig Wilson Pp. J Treynor Silver City Freesp D. C Kirlin

Mills County Fair Assn Sees New Acts For 1947 Exhibition

Mills County Fair association directors met at the Malvern Community building with President Austin Bass presiding. They selected McMichael's Grand Stand Circus with 15 features, a call catching contest, a society horse show, and a nightly dance, aiming to add more as possible and improve grounds. The Malvern Gun Club to hold its March meeting March 3 at Pace Service Co. at 7 30 p m.

Mills County Fair Association Mal“vern Austin Bass M. Kilne McMichael Grand Stand Circus Malvern Gun Club Pace Service Co Pace Service Go

Richard Hyde Tops Iowa Corn Yield Test Honors

Richard Hyde of Hastings won top honors in the state Iowa corn yield test conducted by the Iowa Corn and Small Grain Growers association, Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station, and USDA. The statewide study used 12 districts with the best test plot yielding 123.60 bushels of Pioneer 20682 hybrid from Pioneer Hi Bred Corn Co. of Des Moines. the average yield across sites reached 119.53 bushels per acre.

Richard Hyde Hastings Iowa Iowa Corn and Small Grain Growers Agsociation Iowa Agricultural Experimentatation United States Department of Agriculture Pioneer HI. Bred Corn Co Des Moles Sayas Tas Nal

Infant Richard Woodfill Laid to Rest Thursday

Funeral services were held at Mannfeld Funeral Home at 2 30 p m for infant Richard Morris Woodfill son of Mr and Mrs Marvin Woodfill born July 17 1946 who died at seven months eight days old at the Children’s Hospital in Iowa City from virus pneumonia. He was laid to rest beside his sister Carolyn as mourners recall his bright smile and affection for his doctor. Surviving are his parents two brothers Robert Edward and Marvin Carl and many other relatives.

Mannfeld Funeral Home Richard Morris Woodfil Lester C. Hall Max Benton J. EB. Ellison Richard Morris Woodfill Marvin Woodfill Children's Hospital Iowa City Methodist Church Carolyn Robert Edward Marvin Carl

State Welfare Payments for February Mills County

The monthly state welfare report shows Mills County old age cases fell by three, but total payments rose from January. January data: 294 cases totaling 8,722.90 dollars, average 29.67. February: 291 cases totaling 9,627.30 dollars, average 33.08. Minor increases occurred for aid to the blind and decreases for aid to dependent children.

Mills

Card of Thanks for sympathy during illness and death

We express deep appreciation to friends and neighbors for the beautiful sympathy extended to us during the illness and death of our mother and grandmother Mr and Mrs Clifford Allely and Children

Clifford Allely

Auxiliary hears conference report and service emblem feature

The American Legion Auxiliary met in the Liberty Memorial building with opening ceremonies led by vice president Mrs. W. D. McCausland. Mrs. Emer Krogman reported on the mid winter department conference in Des Moines. A department feature on Our Emblem of Service was presented by several members as narrator Mrs. T. B. Shonka accompanied by pianist Mrs. J. B. Ellison.''

American Legion Auxiliary Legion Liberty Memorial Building W. D. McCausland Emer Krogman Des Moines Mesdameg John Hall Harold Breeding Richard Haning Martin Richard Son Mise Junice Barnard T. B. Shonka Chas. Costello J. B. Ellison Mesdames Forrest Stephenk Mable Gamble Marion Red Dout Dorothy Myers

Friday Noon Last Time for Filing Nominations

Prospective candidates for county boards of education must file nomination petitions with school district secretaries no later than Friday noon.

Boards of Education

District Court underway this week in Glenwood

District court opened its February term with dispatch in Glenwood. Most cases were settled before trial as jurors were excused by Judge Vernon Johnson. Three of four initial docket cases proceeded. The grand jury returned two no bills in cases involving Loyd Mouser and John Grese. Two divorces were granted: Ruth Jennie King from Francia A. King and James Martin Walker from Orlethia Maxine Walker. Court adjourned to March 5.

District Court Glenwood Petit Jurora Vernon Johnson Loyd Mouser Ve. John Grese Thomas Todd Wm. B. Drake Johnson Ruth Jennie King Francia A

Farm Bureau Victory Party Draws 500 Plus Members

More than five hundred Farm Bureau members attended the Victory Party in Malvern to celebrate reaching the 1947 membership quota of 803 by Jan 29, with 821 paid to date. The event featured two pictures, a comedy, a remarks by E. Nagel, recognition of township workers, a downstairs bingo and lunch served after 9 PM. Guests enjoyed tea, doughnuts, cookies and coffee while the executive and organization committees were thanked for the well run party.

Farm Bureau Malvern E. Nagel

Garden Club to show film The Big Muddy March 4

Malvern Garden Club hosts an open meeting on March 4 featuring an unusual film titled The Big Muddy. Mr and Mrs F E Pace will be hosts as the event includes a nature-focused presentation shot near Pick-Gloan. Hastings chair F Woarkn Jr leads the local district committee coordinating the program and accompanying displays.

Garden Club Big Muddy F. E. Pace Malvern Garden Club Empresa Thay Durian Moose

Poultry Improvement Program Starts County Girls Tourneys

Final school basketball competition of the season unfolds next week as Silver City hosts the annual Junior High and girls tournaments from March 5 to 8. Girls action features Strahan vs Hastings, Emerson vs Wenderson, with winners advancing to meet Silver City. finals set for Saturday night.

Mini County Siiver City Strahan Hastings Silver City Emerson Wenderson Glenwood Henderson Va Emerson Ve. Malvern DB. m Preific Junction Hastings Va Girla

Poultry leaders push Chicken of Tomorrow plan in county

The county joins a state and national effort to improve poultry breeding and management. W R Whitfeld Iowa State College outlines a campaign with endorsements from poultry, feed and agricultural groups. Farmers urged to enter district state and regional Chicken of Tomorrow contests to boost profitability and defend markets.

County Agricultural Extension Service Iawa State College W. R. Whitfeld Iowa Chicken-of- Tomorrow Committee Taiva Wittfolt Rays Feed Industry Hatcherymen’s Association Lumber Dealers Association Towa Farm Bureau Federation Towa Basia

Contractors of Four Counties Meet Here

About 60 soil contractors from Mills Fremont Montgomery and Pottawattamie counties gathered in Malvern to form a temporary Iowa Association of Soil Contractors. They plan a March meeting in Shenandoah to finalize the organization with talks by Hob Pitney and Leonard Bestgen on Missouri practices and standards for engineering skill and qualifications.

Mills Fremont Montgomery Pottawattamie Malvern Iows Association of Soil Contractors Shenandoah Jack Stanley Thurman Cecil Bages Tabor Tom Powell SCS Hob Pitney Platte City Leonard Bestgen Cameron

Rotarians Meet in Hillsdale Church

Malvern Rotarians held a dinner meeting at Hillsdale church with a bountiful turkey dinner served by church ladies. About 23 local farmers attended as guests and heard a Rotary talk by a Hillsdale pastor. Verrla Hubbell also attended.

Malvern Hillsdale J. R. Hail Myron Jones Davies Walter Paul Hilton Drayton Slaughter Elmer Carlberg Charles Claude Bob Williams Morris Boren Gail Powers Carl Mickelwait Vern Sell Lonnie Cuver C. R. Warren Walter Williams George Wright Leonard Seager Ben Jackson Ralph Clay HE. A. White Clif Kelly Ray Myers Council Bluffs Rotary Alec Hillsdale Church Mexico City Europe Verrla Hubbell

Dedication at Red Oak Church Receives Local Donors

A memorial organ was dedicated at the Presbyterian church in Red Oak. Donors Mira Adalyny and Mira Louies Arta funded the organ and pews, with services led by Mr. and Mrs. Arta and attended by Mr. and Mrs. Geo. B. Gallon and others.

Presbyterian Church Red Oak Mira Adalyny Mira Louies Duadey Pigmorial Hely Yaveata The Law Avid Arta Mia Geo. B. Gallon Dacre Mire

Golden Anniversary for W. W. Glynn and wife

Mr and Mrs W W Glynn celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at the son’s home near Tabor with a noon dinner for family and friends including Richard Christopher Martin Cunningham Max Vinton Robert Glynn and Paul Glynn The couple married Feb 25 1897 and still live on the original farm A club visit and gift basket followed.

W. W. Glynn Paul Glynn W. W W. Glynn Richard Christopher Martin Cunningham Max Vinton Robert Glynn Fred Cunningham Council Tutte Atherine Cunningham John Tabor J. Rev Russell Myera Silver City Alvin Killion Glynns Glynn Peter Cunningham

Drake Named Commander Of Engineer Corps Battalion

Lt. Col. Wm B Drake of Glenwood was selected to command the 2833rd engineer corps battalion, an organized reserve unit headquartered in Council Bluffs. Drake also serves as Mills county attorney.

Wm. B. Drake Glenwood 2833Rd Engineer Corps Council Bluffs Drake Mills County

Observe Golden Wedding Anniversary March 9

Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Roberts of Shenandoah will observe their Golden wedding anniversary Sunday March 9 with a family dinner and open house from 1 to 4 p m. Children are Clarence and Floyd of Council Bluffs Ross and Mrs Edwin Jackson of Shenandoah Mrs Aaron Crouse of Eliott and 14 grandchildren and two great grandchildren

J. M. Roberts Shenandoah Clarence Floyd Council Bluffs Ross Edwin Jackson Aaron Crouse El-iott

Boy Scouts Study the American Flag

The regular meeting of the Boy Scouts was held at the school building at 7 p.m. Monday with 19 present. They studied the flag, reviewed first aid, and received a camping lesson. Games followed before the meeting adjourned. James Malony, scribe.

Scoula James Malony Scribe

Skerritts Observe 60th Anniversary in Silver City

Mr and Mrs J T Skerritt of Silver City mark sixty years of marriage with a 2 to 5 p m open house on Sunday March 2. The couple wed March 1, 1887 at the bride's parents home, lived four miles east on a farm for 40 years, then moved to Silver City in 1925 where they reside.

J. T. Skerritt Silver City

Swanson’s Divide Management reshuffles oversee Malvern plants

Ed Walsh named manager of the Swanson mill in Malvern after divisional changes. Mark McAllister becomes manager of the poultry processing plant and hatchery, effective March 1. The Malvern operation includes a remodeled Swanson mill capable of 129 tons of feed daily, with full mechanized packaging and daily Omaha laboratory checks to ensure feed formula adherence.

Swanson Walsh Mill McAllister Malvern Swanson & Sons Ed Walsh Mark McAlllater Ewanson Robert Hoehner Big Witter Omaha Ruldwest Nr McAlla

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D. Cattey J. Mills Atteberry L. Smith C. Kirlin Stanning Williams P. Henderson J. Schoening R. Rafferty R. Jones Richard Woodfill Gut Harold Bawyere Clarenge Boos Panlaling Ara Vow Belt A. Cure Se Beyea D. Sourflor G. Hal GO. Courtlan J. Kelby Bo Cron J. Doyen Petit Jury Farm Bureau Victory Party F. Woarkn Jr Ghairman Hmilia Couaty Gad Om conMervelo Ta Prin Flue DM Shevn Cardon Slay Naleages Sak Abehone Aoe Aileed TNS Manila Ers Inter Rotary Organization W. W. Glynns Boy Scouts
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