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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1945

Page

5

Mill County Employment Ceilings Set With Variations

This week Mill County employment ceilings were outlined by a War Manpower Commission release. The rules allow no employer to hire more than 100 percent of their October 1 1944 workforce, with no required firings beyond that level. Veterans and workers with bargaining rights may be rehired or hired as desired. In California a Christmas party near Richmond featured Miss Mary Maher Nadine Wiseman Jeanie Pebley and Thelma Pebley at Mrs Hoss Scofield’s home. Ensigns Morris Ping and Shot supplied the turkey and transport to the Winged Victory showing at the Fox in San Francisco.

War Manpower Commission Council Bluffs Mthough Mills County California Mills Coun- Hans Richmond Cal Hoss Scofield Mary Maher Imogene Nadine Wiseman Etrahan Jeanie Pebley Stanford University Thelma Motria Pebley Don L. Morris Chicago Ensign Cheater Ping Boston Ensign Robert Shot Denver

Returned Soldiers Talk To Rotary Club Meeting

Malvern Rotary heard from T/Sgt Floyd Clutes of Hastings on a recent England mission with an engineer’s view of planning, flight, and flak. He described a ricochet through his bomber and showed pictures and relics. Also guest T/Sgt Stewart Hill spoke on Mediterranean supply work and the cruelty of German troops. Others included Herb Hall, A. Y. Clites, and Dr. T. W. Gidley.

Europe Malvern Stotary Club Floyd Ciltes Hastings England Sgt. Clutes T/Set Stewart Hill Mediterranean Germany Herb Hall California A. Y. Clites of T. W. Gidley

Pioneer Glenwood minister dies after long service

Rev. Howard Mintle aged 73 a pioneer resident and minister of Glenwood Iowa died December 29 in Rochester Minnesota He served Glenwood and nearby towns in the Holiness and United Brethren churches Funeral services were held January 1 in Glenwood

Howard Mintle Glenwood Rochester, Main Mintle Iowa Holiness United Brethren

Legislators Begin Work Next Week in Des Moines

Representative and Mrs J R Hall left Friday for Des Moines to join the General Assembly session opening next week. They will stay at the Brown Hotel. Hall serves on the patronage committee and arrives early to manage that work. Lt Gov and Mrs K A Evans of Emerson also traveled to Des Moines ahead of duties as presiding officer for the state Senate required.

J. R. Hall Dea Moines General Assembly Brown Hotel Hall K. A. Evans Emerson Des Moines Evans State Senate

Pace Tire Recap Shop Grows in Modern Malvern Plant

Malvern gains a larger Pace Tire Recap Shop after rapid growth. Owner F. J. Wace expanded from a tiny addition to the service station and then to a larger building, adapting a new plant with a storage area and buffing and cooking rooms. The venture serves tire shortages with high quality recaps and expects continued demand postwar.

Malvern Pace Tire F. J. Wace A. R. Graves Pacs Pace

Fair Association Reelects Officers At Annual Meeting Here

The Mills County Fair association stockholders reelected all officers and directors at Tuesday's meeting and added three new directors Harald McCain Rawles township Harold Williams Ingraham and J F Wearlu Jr Indian Creek. Other directors listed include Dallas McGrew Jack Evans Hay Plumb art Flitcher B F Duffington Fred Thiesehhafer Fay McManigal Howard Kayton Mat Laughlin Paul Shaw G G Burgoin Robert Henderson Edwin Leu Dick Hyde Wm Firecved Wallace Haney Will Rodabaugh R F Warner Glen Jackson C St Phelps Rudolph Miller Carl Green Shirley Lincoln Jr Louis Boyle Max Renton J M Steele Walter Klindt Paul Morriess Austin Hass Clayton Shore and Charles Kayton. Officers reelected were O R Hyde president Ray Hilton vice president F R Chantry treasurer and D M Kline secretary.

Mills County Fair Association Harald McCain Rawles Township Harold Williams Ingraham J. FP. Wearlu Jr Indian Creek Dallas McGrew Jack Evans Hay Plumb Art Flitcher B. F. Duffington Fred Thiesehhafer Fay

Card of Thanks from Mrs. Dale Dyke

Mrs. Dale Dyke offers heartfelt gratitude for the many cards letters calls and gifts received while she was in the hospital expressing sincere appreciation for the support.

Dale Dyke

Birth and Christmas Thanks From Mrs John Suits

A short heartfelt note thanks friends for kind words and letters received on the author’s birthday and Christmas. Sent from Mrs John Suits.

Six Called for Induction and Eight for Examination

Six Mills countians were called for induction in December with eight preinductive physicals. The county selective service board lists inductees Henry Groje and Richard Raymild Johnson and names others from Glenwood, Malvern, Silver City, Parflle Junction, and Buisréon.

County Selective Service Board Cassius Hew Wood Glenwood Bilyr Ida Karl Jurdman Thon Raward Salyers Kevin Boekete Dealey Malvern Russell Wittiaw Price Lee Sargent Parlfle Junction Berwin Barham McGihants

Mills County Board organizes with Swarts as chair

Mills County gathered Tuesday to organize the board of supervisors electing Mark Swarts chairman. John Clark of Henderson and W E Agan of Glenwood joined as new members, with Marvin E Moore reappointed acting county auditor and deputy salaries set. The board toured the county farm Wednesday to assist with inventory and operations.

Mills County Mark Swarts John Clark Henderson W. E. Agan Glenwood Mr. Agan Marvin E. Moore

Late Paper Delayed by Heating Plant Breakdown

The reader appears a day late this week due to a heating plant breakdown delaying publication. Operators expect full operation to resume by week’s end, and the office was heated with stoves during the outage.

Malvern Schools Opened Tuesday After Vacation

Malvern schools reopened on Tuesday following a 12 day Christmas and New Year break. Teachers returned to their duties while Superintendent Clark, recovering in Mercy Hospital, remained absent. Several staff members spent holidays with families across Missouri and Iowa, with many listed by town and home.

Clark Mercy Hospital Counec Bluffs Esther Christensen Turkle Pearl Anderson Farragut Mary Lou Taylor Emerson Alice Redenbaugh Nancy Cook Glenwood Norman Kaessel Ouwha Hoige Hed Oak May Uhureliltl Meschattied Motey Nelson Ruth Salyers Mare Reet Htc Margaret Stoverwath Sak Roatan Guys Bhatt Tea Dorh Eyeheith Aid Een Uhaed Malvern Haris Vayles

Farm Bureau Opens Annual Membership Drive at Malvern School Event

Public invited to Malvern Community Building for a school program showcasing year’s physical education progress. Jan. no admission. Parents patrons and citizens welcome. Girls and boys sections feature calisthenics marching, sports techniques, skits like Posture Follies. Directors include Mrs Bater Nelson Rev G o F MacLean.

Malvern School Malvern Muale Jean Pevehouse Delores Paulson Frieda Ifall Lota Robinson Frances Robinson Shirley Platt Norma Clem Bater Nelson G. O F. MacLean Hoya

Farm Bureau Stirs Cooperation for Mills County Agriculture

Mills County Farm Bureau launches 1945 membership drive to expand farmer participation. Kickoff dinner Monday at Malvern Community Building features H B Cook of Des Moines as keynote. Township workers plan door to door outreach to boost membership beyond 821 last year and strengthen legislative and educational support for 4-H and farm management efforts.

C. E. Nagel Canonry Organization Malvern H. BE. Cook Minager Lowa Serum Co Des Moines Princeipla Farm Bureau Mills County Anderson Teon Welgman Hiram Cool Jr J. Harry Kirchoff Ormod Schoening Juguaham Donald Goos Gail Burgan St. Marys Robert Poore W. &. Kulndt Plattyide Donald DeLash Mutt Joe O'Neill Glanwood June Wise Joe Wilcox Walter Phelps Myromw Jones Silver Creek Frederic Newell Bee Tuckabill Dick Hyde Deer Creek S. &. McKee Dwight Stiw White Cloud Frank Chamberlain Albert Mensehel Lawles David Wuffington Frank Ewart Carl Phelps Ray Varster Joe Tladen

Funeral services for Samuel M Norton held Tuesday

Samuel M Norton longtime Malvern resident and farmer died at his home after an illness He farmed the old Norton home farm northwest of Malvern for years and served on the town council He was born February 4 1866 and married Ady M Donner February 18 1888 The obituary notes his prominence in the community and lasting ties to the area Continued on page four Sam Norton

Malvern Samuel M. Norton Mr. Norton Old Home Horace A Nelah Norton Norton Ady M. Donner Sam Norton Thomas Bigelow Lavey Glenwood State School Gileswood Congregational Church Lavey Pred W. Long Lacey Bhs Stites Cornell Bhs Corsedd University Ibaen N.Y Credghton University Oiuiaha Viriversity Wits Waral Laver Wwe Vos tShleagger da Bamfand

Pacific service record of Glendale Green son joins war effort

In the Pacific Donald J. Green son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Green of Glenwood entered service in May 1943. He took boat training at Camp Ward Ar ragut Idaho and has been in Seattle Tacoma and Brenterton Wash and Shoemaker Cal. He was in the invasion of Leyte and is now somewhere in the Pacific.

Arthur D. Green Arthur Green Glenwood Camp Chaffee Ark Camp Campbell Hoa Re Calomel Yas Donald J. Green Camp Ward Arragut Ida Seattle Tacoma Brenterton Wash Cal Pacife Leyte

English Bride of Theodore King Sends Seasons Greetings

A photo shows Brt. Theodore P. King and his English bride mailed from England to Mr. and Mrs. Ox Lewis with warm greetings. King is a former Mills County youth now serving overseas in the war.

Theodore P. King Ox Lewis England King Mills County

Fragments Describe Unclear New Year Weather Event

Fragmentary OCR notes describe extreme cold and pressure on a New Year entry. Mentions days of cold spell, quiet observations, and references to dates and places but details are highly garbled. A single coherent event cannot be confirmed from the legible parts.

Fragmented Tale From a Hallmarked Page

The readable fragments mention names and places in a murky fashion. It references individuals and locations such as Doral and Nanton alongside scattered terms that hint at awards, dates, and actions. The text remains unclear but preserves several proper nouns and potential event cues.

Malvern Firemen to Meet Monday Evening

Malvern volunteer firemen will gather at the fire hall in the Communally building Monday evening January 8 for a regular session to hear reports and conduct other business. Members are urged to attend.

Malvern

Ster Stew for Masons Oyster St Night Malvern Event

A fragmented记 account notes a Mason gathering at Malvern with an oyster stew night. It mentions a registration or entrance fee of 945 and a gathering with civic or club leaders hosting refreshments. The text is garbled but highlights a social event reach with local Knights or Masons.

Malvern

Ballinger Children in Juvenile Court

Malvern reports the Ballinger children facing juvenile court actions this week. The record notes names such as Mas Vorefinta Blas and Suean Jetts and references charges and appearances amid proceedings seeking proper care and custody.

Ballinger Malvern

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