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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1932
Page
8
Raiders broke into the federal tool house and storehouse east of Hastings Saturday night, stealing tools and equipment. They also emptied a gasoline tank, taking seventy gallons of Wasoline. No trace of the culprits or date has been found.
Reverend Doyle and family depart Tuesday for St Louis near his new field of labor. His resignation surprised many as he did excellent work here and colleagues wish him well. He is expected to join the Salvation Army, with whom he has prior service.
Epworth League held a watch party in the M. E. church gym Thursday evening with about twenty guests despite bad weather. The young people played games and enjoyed sandwiches wafers and coffee at 11 30. They rang in the new year and departed after a pleasant evening looking forward to more such gatherings.
Dr Arthur Atack our district superintendent will be here next Sunday evening and preach at 730 p m He has called a meeting of the official board and all interested in the work of the church at 645 just preceding the preaching services They want to talk plane for pending the work of the church are.
Nick Clark born February 1880 in eastern town, living in Hastings for over fifty years with his wife Pauline Cary deceased previously. Survived by sons Harry of Chicago and Luther of Hastings. pallbearers named. interment Hastings cemetery. funeral officiated by Rev. C. C. Doyle.
We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness, sympathy, and help at the death of Nichols Clark. Luther and Harry Clark James and Azina Clark Mrs. Sarah Van Arsdall.
The Hastings era notes a holiday recital by Mrs TFJ Martins pupils, held Wednesday afternoon with several students on program. Weather trimmed attendance. participants include Maxine Dolph, Lester Shook, Esther Kidwell, Allan Christie, Verena Ord, Dorothy Cappel, Dorothy Henderson, Norma McCallister, and Mish Rewena Shepara among others.
After a brief pleasant break the Hastings School community resumes work with three tests this week. The Biology text is reviewed and further study continues in other subjects. Students plan to sell hot dogs at Friday night’s basketball game to boost the treasury.
Freshmen resume school after vacation and begin exams in English Agriculture and Home Economics Tuesday along with Manual Training and Algebra Wednesday. Home Ec class starts study and luncheon preparation this week.
Hastings boys and girls defeated the alumni teams on December 23, then a merchants and faculty volleyball match followed, won by the faculty. Emerson and Hastings boys met January 5 at Traat ings, with Hastings hosting Henderson games January 8. A large crowd is hoped for Hastings home fans.
Raynor of Glenwood bought the Plumer building on Main Street now used by Hopkinson barber shop. He plans to remodel and furnish it as a funeral home serving Silver City Mineola and nearby areas, maintaining the same stock and service as his Glenwood shop. Hopkinson contemplates another location. Raynor will operate in Silver City. The note ends with a political remark on tax policy.
The Federal Farm Loan Act creates twelve regional land banks to provide capital for agricultural development, standard farm mortgage investments, and equalize interest rates. Farmers may form national farm loan associations, subscribe stock, and obtain loans from the regional bank with terms from five to forty years, at rates linked to prior farm loan issues.
Mills County Iowa Board of Supervisors holds December 18 1933 meeting approves C P Kinney delinquent tax collector report for November 1931. Claims paid include court, library, poor fund, maintenance, and county expenses to numerous individuals and merchants, totaling many dollars across funds.
Mills County Iowa Treasurer Otto Judkins presents the semi annual period June 1 to December 31 1931. The document itemizes on hand balances from current and delinquent taxes drainage city assessments school funds and miscellaneous receipts with entries for penalties interest and various fees. It notes disbursements for warrants and paving projects and includes signatures and dates from county officials.
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