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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1936

Page

6

Chronology of 1935 aviation milestones and losses

Compiled by E Ww. PICKARD a continued year timeline lists feats and incidents from 1935. Mentions land speed record 333 miles per hour, Waltkus transatlantic route, Kingsford Smith Bay of Bengal loss, Stevens and Anderson altitude record, Jean Batten solo, China Clipper missions and Pacific air mail, and disappearance of Benvin Ailsworth with dates in November.

Huces Mide Aewland Felix Waltkus New York Kaunas Lithuania Waltkus Mane Sall Inrohe Ireland Charles Kingsftord- Smith Bay of Tenens Feed Stevens O. A. Anderson Iearmy Jean Batten New Zealand Atlantis China Clipper Alameda Cath Binevin Ailsworth Antarctic Dee Manila

Stadium Upsets Stanford in New Year Bowl Thriller

Alabama defeats Stanford in a snowy Texas Bowl Final. Sullivan trophy honors SEL FINEAR of Princeton while Azucar wins Santa Anita handicap. Numerous track and golf results mix with boxing, tennis, and national championships across January through December, highlighting high winds of the year in sports.

Alabama Stanford Tala~dena Sullivan Sel Finear Princeton Azucar Sir Malcolm Campbell Daytona Beach Cambridge Oxford Dione Sarazen Augusta Jesse Owens Minnesota Asa Khan Bahrain Ohio State Bani Parks Pittsburgh James J. Braddock Max Baer Johnny Nevetta Milwaukee University of California Hradles Chicago Yale Warward Joe Louis Primo Carnera New York Charles Yates Atlannta Colorado Springs Joe Lows King Levinsky Chisago Magdish Mel Billea Avon Pantie Sisto Baecolur Glenys Colipte Vare Avon Tle Ataleola Chapbell Grand Pew Uta Velen Jacobs Wilmer Atlison Lawaen Tdttle Itako Yarns Pitta Petrolt Tigers Joe Louly Max Boer Cuba American Pro Bolt John Reveltu Sixto Escobar Puerto Rico Ley Satiea Welker Cochran Chica Ted Vale Harvard Bas ma—Ariy Navy Germany Avery Brimlage A. A. Ut Joe Loulk Pauline Arendun Detroit Lions

Forward March Editorial by H. Slaver and Harry Hammons

The piece argues against rapid disarmament and urges strong military protection as the best path to peace. It reflects on the Bonus Bill in Congress, calls for veterans to write to Washington, and promotes a community meeting with screenings from the St. Louis convention at the county building on January 9.

Congress Washington America Legion

Ivan Axtell Writes from Atlanta Georgia in 1955

A letter from Ivan Axtell in Atlanta Georgia to his aunt Mrs J Austin describes reading The Leaders with old Mills County friends. He recalls family members and school activities, notes his Hi Y club work, a Christmas fund, and a radio interview with his school group. He mentions the holiday season, a Sears bike prize, and a fond memory of Uncle Loren as a newspaper man.

Atlanta Tvan Axtell Wil Ivan Mills County Pee Dever Iso Esterquist L. D. Austin Uncle Loren Bob Sears and Roebuck Bass Junior High School Lave

Emerson home burns in Montgomery county blaze

A fire destroyed the home of Alfred Conner near Emerson in Montgomery county last Sunday around noon, with most contents lost. Neighbors and Emerson firemen could only save parts of the lower floor as the house spread rapidly, with Mr Cooper insured for the structure but not the contents, a heavy loss given the weather.

Alfred Cooper Alfred Conner Cedt Champion Hum Montgomery County Cooper Stanton Dime Anery Emerson

Emerson Masons and Stars Install Officers Monday

A joint installation of officers of Emerson Chipter Noa and Eastern Star was held at the Masonic lodge Monday. New officers included Mrs. Mesure J. Tubbs as installing officer and Mrs. Minnie Wildler as installing chaplain, with fourteen members forming the Past Patrons. The treasurer-elect Mary J. Gibson was absent, and Prank Oslevie was named Worthy Master with Lee Williams as Senior Warden and other officers listed. A separate note mentions a body found in Martiostarg cemetery and local fire damage reports, alongside Ida County tax delinquency figures.

Emerson Chipter Noa Bat Ledee Na Ats Masonic Ba Sear Farstalline O the Eastern Star Mesure J. Tubbs Mere Fnew Hicks Lnstalling Minnie Wildler Hadl Maetrop Gorena Twirisall Worthy Tae Tron Lee Williates Worthy Daetron Leona Dison Avsuelate Viatran Albert Edie Auseciane Daetrons Pearl H. MeLuhi Tich Stokes Comduur Dorothea Warren Assorhite Cah Hetresss Birdsall Hidevour Sentor Dewcon James Hicks Lyle Hixson T. Nelson T. F. Douglas Tyler F

Women’s Relief Corp to Install Jan 10

The Emerson Wotion’s Relief Corp No. 214 of the Grand Army to the Republic holds a regular session Jan 4 with an installation planned for Jan 10 in the hall. Members are asked to bring sand, wishes, and a covered dish for luncheon. Mrs Clare Yon will assist with serving, Nedtie Burton and Ola Farvis named as officers in white.

Emerson Wotion Relief Corp Grand Army The Republic Kael Omenber Sone Colfer Clare Yon Gin Intaling Escop Nedtie Burton Ceremoniel Rela Ola Farvis Nentseth Weir White Jan Ls

Old Pupils Surprise Miss Jeannette Carson

Saturday evening about twenty former pupils of Miss Jeannette Carson who was spending her vacation here with her parents, gave her a pleasant surprise. They came unannounced bringing refreshments and spent the evening in delightful fashion. Miss Carson planned school work in Downers Grove and PHS. New Years events included two social gatherings at La Vern Carson and Nelson homes.

Itford W. Said Garnet Henry Sehick Roy Titsworth Ruel Sehick Art Allis Red Bridge Club Hay Joli Harker Franely Parker Lang Ballin Barbara Ballain Ora Douglas and Childdren Venard Larson Margaret Carlgon A. Lang Pearle Carrie McLain Pearl Velma Deg Molies Betty Rix Oakland Nebr Mies Mael Camipbell I. B. Birdsall Garcie McLain Pear Earl Crawford Vernon A. E. Yates Yattes Sinerson H. , Yates Crave Crawford Mary Sarva Chandler Clara McDowell Ella Honeyman Aimeli Walter Wellenbarger Marion Ryans Stronghurst Marion I. Willian Ripley Chisago Wight Northwestern University Jeannette Carson Downers Grove Pauline Choukney Byanston Edith Rollin Bass Merrill Warren Jock Evins Ames Altend College Lewis Patrick Dale Billain Dany College Blair Margaret Hatfield Des Moines Drake Chinde Burns Ixon John Richard Crottun Omaha Harold Jones Coyne EL. Paxson Crow Riehland Alex Myo Amus Smithy Katherine Kettlewell Catant Cyrion Church Kilwin Gabe Co Malvern Masih Mae de Vaid Aieped Pay Jl House Bohelain Bables Miss Carson PHS George Elge

Local Dissension Rumors Spark District Court Action

A garbled report from Mone Komery county describes a rash of domestic conflicts leading to a term at district court. The fragment mentions a chaperoned spirit guiding proceedings and references a community event with windows fixed and a local talk of reverberating tensions.

Komery Coury

Forged and Cast Steel Strength Compared

Forged steel is hammered and formed to shape, yielding greater strength than cast steel which is poured into a mold and cooled. The comparison highlights how forging enhances structural integrity versus casting.

Farm Bureau Plans Week Schedule Across Regions

Farm Bureau lists a week of events including meat demonstrations and cattle feeder dinners. Activities occur Monday through Wednesday in towns such as Glenwood Mineats Lyons Burr Oak Burgom and Malvern with meetings at churches halls and community centers. The Iowa Farm Bureau Federation meeting is slated for Des Moines later in the week.

Glenwood Instituthay Peel Oak Gutheraineleeh Mineats Platteville Lyons Township Earths Cneoting Burr Oak Church Batt Dom Irralam Burgom Malvern Community Malvern Iowa Farm Area Federation Meeting Dex Moines

West Nishna 4 H Junior Farmers Meet December

West Nishna 4 H Junior Farmers Club held its regular meeting Monday evening December 20 at Clinton Parker's Henderson home. Twelve regular members and guests plus County Agent Bruce Kilpatrick attended. officers were elected with Clinton Parker as president, Max Thurney as secretary, Edwin McGraw as reporter. The next meeting will be at Lawrence Fickel's home in May. Haney, Parker, and Baldwin McCarew were appointed to report on different kinds of hints and techniques.

Pete Baete Pat Toren Poe Anderapp Aries Amerie Anni Indars Movigny Tarnan Mole Tierhert Witherspoon Tempt Marshal Josef Pilsudski Aletatie Toland S. Cohen Atlanta Journal Joral Marry Lee Edwin B. Frost Pleasant Staval Switzerland John PB. Weyerhaeuser John & Drexel Thiladelpaia Paris Thomas B. Lawrence Lawrence of Arable Rovington Bryland Jane Addama Chienen W. C. Cole William Didiey Foulke Richmond Ind W. L Capus Siarount Tying George Grosamith Tone Sdwin PL Morrow Fivernor Kentucky Gaar Williams Billett W. Spraut Chicarg Px-Coneressway Chernet Cleveland Olver Herford Stuart Heintzelmin U.S United States Murheark Tucson Paxmaster Charles Truax Ohio Willan Watson Will Rogers Wiley Post Avintor Susan Gardner Washington Admiral Kondourtotis Thomas A. Edleon, Jr Childe Hassam Astrid Belgium Henri Barbusse Harold Ickes Secretary of the Interior Herman Bernstein Charles Dickinson Chicago George C. Hxunson Walter T. Sumner Oregon Axumat Bent T-William Arbatt New York Mra Wilson Woodrow T. L. Doteny Pennewill Pennsylvania Huey PL Lome Louisiana Mive Kunwells Publmen Company Len Gans Nestor German Chemical Industry Kendall Enelieta Cooper U. S Jinox Chinhor Prench SheGen We W. Atterbury Pith Rains Set le Wolf Wopner Avert Dicknell View Chatelnad Tarriman Hishop T. P. Galler Oat University of the South Siaranee A. W. Greely Ridney Smith Langdon J. Mitchell J. C. Bloodgood Baltimore Lord Carnon Man W.ich Grubb Birmingham Ala Johnston Myers Henry FP. Osborn Willam Billy Herman Slack Walter Lo Fisher Oni- Saint Interior Frank Navin Detroit Tigers Bryn Mawr Dee Francia Leitay Satherlee Necuy Ludha Miner Tin Chim Dye Belts Withur Hoi Epaper Rio Phibidelpha Reading eUpithy Vin Swerrigan Venedurla Tye Bucking Wieatura Nedebapet Metay West Nishna Ciliton Parker Badwin McCarew

Meat Demonstrations on Bureau Schedule

Meat demonstrations are scheduled next Monday at the Strahan area and Tuesday at Strahan school. Experts including Joe Bevin and Ben Coxon will lead demos on curing meats, cutting techniques, and related procedures with Q A and demonstrations starting promptly at 2 o clock.

Treadhy Joe Bevin Ebay Thay Tone Economies Viciniity Strahan Ben Coxon Smith-Hughes Phe Geneva

Mr Kilpatrick Hosts Reception After River Outing

After a local outing by Cy Daye the group returned to the river area where Mr Kilpatrick presented vows. Mrs Parker offered a menu of fresh refreshments including fried tips and cordial.

Aertite Kilpatrick

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E Ww. Pickard Waltain Sproul Southern Puelte Jullrage Hubert Vow Jaan Sanne Maryslla Sembrlech Pee Aki John Dirkinwon Agrian Tormine Federation of Women's Clubs Berane Ene Harton Payne Wishin Jat Robert Coonty Bremerton Wirh Richard Washburn Alpha Wud Fredtenieh Wirdy Vekwean Wear Bharela Moved Int Kta aArtiur Burund bMoehe Ature Tata of Lawdeville Auclel Uewe H. (. Slaver Adj Harry Hammons American Legion St. Louis Addion Ivan Axtell Atlanta, Georgia Cheatsea Santtthyly Athena Tyrely Emerson Masons and Stars Masonic Hall Cassounty Woods Reofek Saas Martiostarg Prand Oseephkrs Ida County Women’s Relief Corp Bxsuu Rs Los Angeles Glenn Curtin Sereale Hick Landon Noe Elisa New York City England Mills County Farm Bureau News Farm Bureau Junior Farmers’ Club Glenwood Walling’s Store Glenwoooohr Chis Iy Wiley Beth Neha Senie Stigiecors Harry Apple Rien Beautiv Alvessis Vyta Wy Chotee Boye Ted Sear Nan Uae Iholaes Tuner
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