Fair Stock Holders Voice Confidence in Last Year's Officers
Fair Stock Holders voice confidence in the current officers at the Mima County Fair Association. Stockholders praised the leadership, noting the present slate has guided the organization through a successful year without opposition. The meeting mentioned staff and treasurer roles, and discussed an improved ticket system to manage publicity and advertising, with financial statements previously published in The Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Gany
Onan
George Hilton
Preadent
Frank Bummetn
A. Haldeman
R Ry Warren
R. Hyde
Oak Township
Haatin
Ings
Ray Hilton
White Cloud
Buminera
Judge Cook resigns Iowa bench to return to private practice
Judge Keonnath R. Cook, serving 15th Judicial District, Iowa, resigns effective Jan 17 to join Cook and Cook in Glenwood with twin brother Carl. He plans to live in Malvern now, may move later, and will focus on corporate and legal advisory work for the Iowa Nebraska Light and Power Co. His replacement in Mills Fremont Pottawattamie would likely be A. Swangon, Vile sca attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keonnath R. Cook
Fox
Iowa
Dan Turner
Cook
Mills County
Carl
Glenwood
Cook and Cook
Malvern
Turner
Cage
Cisrinda
Distriot Court
Mills, Fremont
Pottawet Temie Cauntian
December Rainfall at Malvern Recorded
Frank Avatin, transfer man at the Iowa Nebraska Light and Power Company station in Malvern, maintained an accurate daily gauge of precipitation. The month showed almost no precipitation until December 5, when snow and sleet began, then totals reached about 1.09 inches of liquid, with 6.085 inches of precipitation measured in ice and sleet, and traces of rain and snow contributing to the month’s total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank” Avatin
Iowa-Nebrask, Light & Power ‘Company
Malvern
Molistuye
Birth Certificates and Prizes In Emerson Infant Contest
The birth certificate of Richard Glenn Smith of Emerson was filed yesterday as the contest runs until Tuesday January 12 for prize awards. Two other 1982 births have been noted but certificates are not yet filed, due by noon Tuesday with physician details. Winners will be announced next week in the Leader, with no Malvern births this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Glenn
Richard Smith
Emerson
Wes
Richard Glennmith
Malvern
Birtha
Glen Hough Ends Life Sunday in Iowa
Glen Soula Hough, born May 4 1891 in Hewell Dell township Iowa, died Sunday after swallowing poison at his father in law’s home northwest of Malvern. Despondent over ill health and finances, he was found and died about an hour later. Funeral services were held at the home Tuesday and burial followed at Grange cemetery Boomer township. Survived by wife Marie, mother Mrs Taulls Hough, and four sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen. Hough
Swallow Lus Polgon
Pia
Andrew Noah
Malvern
Grange
Boomer Township
Glen Soula Hough
Hewel Dell Township
Pots Fawattamle
Towa
Marie
Mra Taulls Hough
Gouncillute
Mra
We Bae Wiliams
Rountifn
Via
Mim Geneve Watts
Moialg
Eola
Heaviest Snows of Many Years Hit Mills County
Old Man Winter dumped the season’s heaviest snow across Mills County, with up to a foot or more in places and drifts that buried roads. Traffic slowed as plows worked and highways near Greenhill and Glenwood faced closures. no major accidents were reported as residents bundled in overshoes and heavier clothing.
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Mills County
Greenhill
Glenwood
1931 Gas Tax Shows Increase in Mills County
Mills County reports a rise in gasoline tax receipts for 1931 per County Treasurer Otto Judkins. Total collected stood at 51.80, up from 77,447.48 the previous year. The increase reflects more travel on paved Highway 24 and statewide distribution, with funds distributed to state, county roads, and township roads. Payments and totals show payments to state, county, and total sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Otto Judkins
Mille County
Qereas
Leader Potato Parties Bring Happy New Year Crowd
Children in Malvern carried large potatoes through snow to donate to the needy as The Malvern Leader hosted its annual theater party. A huge turnout filled the Hmpreas Theater to watch Tel’able David, with cheers at key moments. The event extended to Hastings, where a second party used a talkie editor to show the film. Props and potatoes were donated for distribution, as county youth enjoyed a festive community effort.
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Malvern
Hmpreas
Malvern Leader
Day
Tel
David
Tol
Abla David
Noah Beery
Richard Cromwell
Joan Peer
Inishen
Francis Pace
Lee
Hastings
Hastings Boye
Sirm
Mila
Gearhart Lumber Board Seeks Donors for Community Aid
At the Gearhart Lumber Company office, board members may call for them and distribute goods to the needy, emphasizing organized charity through corporate support and local assistance channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gearhart Lumber Company
Council Considers Relief and Water Orders in January Meeting
The town council met for the January session led by Mayor D. E. Whitfield. It approved a meter requirement for water users by the next reading date, with meters costing about $10, to curb flat-rate overuse and fund town needs. The panel also addressed fire department equipment issues and debated aid plans for needy families, proposing work programs paid by script for essentials like clothing or street cleaning, to be studied further at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Whitfield
Fire Department
Mathie
Otter
Weber
Whitfield
Ea Ue
Raven Vo
Bea
Ite
Esas
Community Club Election Set for Tuesday Evening
The Mal-Yorn Community Club election will be held on Tuesday evening. Members are urged to attend and participate in the local affairs and future events scheduled by the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comayuity Club
Post Office Lobby to Close at 1 P M Sunday
Local post office patrons face a Sunday 1 PM lobby closure due to vandalism by local youths. Postmaster I I Denter issues the notice citing ink spills broken containers and wall damage, urging compliance and use of the outside drop for outgoing mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvarn
Charley Irwin
I. I. Denter Ismuid
Installation of Officers at Silver Urn Masonic Bodies
On a stormy Tuesday night the Silver Urn Lodge A F and A M and Silver Urn Chapter Oo B held joint installations. Mary Bowen was installed Worthy Matron, William Warner Worthy Patron, with Edith Barkus secretary and Abbie Kunce treasurer. Frat A Mul holland led the Mughotis ceremony installing Paul D Slothower Worshipful Master and others. A number of officers could not attend and will be installed later. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Urn Lodge A
Silver Urn
Mary
Willian Vernay
Geblor
Ward Slothower
K. W. Sulyers
Epler
Glana Dalrymple
Juntoy Dyncon
J . A. Johnson
Sento Breward
A. H. Graves
Tyla
County supervisors cut taxes and deputies pay in 1933
Mitts county leaders push tax relief with a 7.82 mill reduction in town levies and 21.02 milla in townships, producing lower consolidated taxes. The auditor and treasurer offices see deputy staff shifts, salary reductions across county offices, and wage cuts for road and bridge crews as part of the belt tightening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitts County
Miln County
Bonns
DeMogs
Schade
McPherron
Haledon Astekruse
Trasurer
Jadkina
Butcher
Recorder’s
Broward
Booond
Rishway
Council Provides Sliding in Usual Place This Year
Malvern youths prepare to use the town’s winter sliding setup on Suey Ohth Street from Mull Street west. The council again designates the sled stops for safe use, with near facilities and a designated area just north of the shooting bounty for access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Malvern
Will Rogers Film at Empress Theatre Reserved
The Empress Theatre presents another Will Rogers feature titled Ambassador HU starring Wil Rogera in a lively comedy. The print plays Sunday and Monday evenings in Bluewater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Rogers
Ambassador HU
Din
Wil Rogera
Blue
Mrs Qhrist Sells The Cottage Hotel
Fragmented notice reports Mrs Qhrist selling The Cottage Hotel Cottage Hall owned by Mrs Veutu Clarint for four years. Contained garbled lines reference Logan Lee Molnay and pomp, with unclear numbers and weeks, suggesting a future sale date and involvement of hotel staff.
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Mra
Veutu
Clarint
Sire
Logan and
Gon
Lee Molnay
Logan
Ohara
Local deal bridges cross-town buyout in Glenwood area
A Glenwood resident mass Huye Humiton forged an apparent deal this week with Will Mune of Silver ity to buy Rae four million paat ve. The arrangement, described as not Saf buyn, involved Bilver Oily and Phe abated, with terms set in Akupes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlaurgay
Glenwood
Safbuyn
Akupes
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