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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1947

Page

5

Breeding Implement Co shows John Deere feature at Malvern event

Farmers attended Test Week as a film from the National Plow Terrace contest shown near Malvern and Glenwood last September drew notice. James Evans learned his wife and son would sail from England to the United States in February. Mrs Evans will travel from Yatesfera Wales to Omaha by plane. The Evans family marriage dates trace back to his wartime service with the U S Army. Local buyers have nearly completed purchases of 90 commemorative coins minted for the state centennial by Malvern Trust and Savings Bank, with coins selling for 2 50 each.

Breeding Implement Co Wright Place Malvern Glenwood James Evans James A England Evana Omaha Yatesfera Wales Jim British Isles U. S Hlecca Inwa Malvern Trust & Savings Bank

Mills Countians Ready to Start 52nd General Assembly

Mills county prepares for the 52nd Iowa General Assembly with representation in Des Moines. Lt. Gov. Kenneth Evans, serving a second term, and Rep. Tra Turner will reside at the Martin hotel during the session. Senator C. N. Hultquist, representing Mills Montgomery, joins Turner and Evans in handling duties.

Mills 52Nd General Assembly Mills County Des Moines General Assembly of Iowa Montgomery County K. A. Evans Emerson Earier Lou Cardner Evans Kenneth Evans Senate Tra L Turner Martin C. N. Hultquist Stanton Mills- Montgomery Elmer Bass Alto Sesaion Bass

Mills County Fair elects Austin Bass president at annual meeting

Austin Bass of Rawles township was elected president of the Mills County Fair Association at the Malvern Community Building. He succeeds O R Hyde who requested release from duties. New officers include Gail Burgoin as vice president Dr K M Kline secretary WR Byington assistant secretary F B Chantry treasurer and several township directors across Glenwood Deer Creek Ingraham Lyons Plattville Oak Rawlea Silver Creek St Marys White Cloud and other communities. The meeting opened with reports from the secretary and treasurer detailing 1946 fair finances including ticket sales premiums state aid and horse show costs. Continued on page eight Fair Officers Lincoln

Austin Rawhex Township Mills County Fair Association Malvern O. R Hyde Gail Burgoin Imeraham Township K. M. Kline WR. Byington F. #. Chantry Anderson Guy Jordan Lyons R. F. Varner Glen Jackson C. R. Phelps Plattviile Wayne Louis Bayle Oak Rudolph Milsep Carl Green Rewel Harman Rawlea Paul Mofrical Austin Dass James Beattie Silver Creek J. N. Summers Jr Max Denton Ira Turner St. Marys Richard Green White Cloud Frank Charberlain Charles 4-H Club Page Eight Fair Officers Lincoln

Towns Get Help for Roads in 1947 Fare Plans

Town clerks in Mills County receive state gas tax allocations for street work, ending reliance on direct property levies. Malvern reports 2283.63 with monthly 140. Glenwood 7750.72 for 456. Henderson 374.13. Emerson 868.214. Hastings 684.37. Pacific Junction 961.58. Silver City pending.

Aix Ony Milla Milye Riznirst Beron General Assembly Cherka Malvern Glenwood Henderson Emerson Hastings Pacific Junction Silver City

Floyd James Elected Chairman County Red Cross Chapter

A meeting in Glenwood on December 30 elected Floyd James of Glenwood as chairman for the coming year. Mrs M C Lang of Emerson was named vice chairman, Mrs Leon Burchett of Glenwood secretary, and Mrs Hazel Choate of Glenwood treasurer. Separate committees will be chosen later and the spring drive planned at the next regular meeting.

Floyd James Glenwood M. C. Lang Emerson Mra Leon Burchett Glenwoods Hazel Choate

Neill's Recreation Scene of Small Fire Disrupted Snooker

Fire broke out in the rafters around a chimney at Neill's recreation parlor last Friday at 7:46 PM. Quick action by patrons kept the blaze in check until local firefighters arrived. damage was small and business resumed the next day. Two avid snooker players continued their game amid smoke before firefighters persuaded them to stop briefly.

Neill's Recreation Parlor

Ak-Sar-Ben Queen Attends Governor Ball in Lincoln

Miss Margaret Ann Buttmann travels to Lincoln to join Governor-elect Val Petersons inaugural ball. She is an Ak-Sar-Ben countess and will be in the receiving line and grand march along with the royal group adding color to the gala event.

Margaret Ann Buttmann Lincoln Govenor Val Peterson Buttmann Ak-Sar- Ben Ak-Sar-Ben

Mansfield Buys Store Building Historic Local Purchase

R W Manefeld buys the First Avenue building housing his furniture store Iron Mre. Blanche Boehner of Long Beach Cal previously owned the property, rented since 1916 when Mansfield and James McKown bought furniture and undertaking business from L K Coney forming Mansfield McKown. The McKown share later joined Mansfiield and the business has been known since as Mansfield McKown.

R. W. Manefeld First Avenue Iron Mre Blanche Boehner Long Besch Cal Manefleld Boeher Famiy James McKown Buwineda L. K. Coney Munsfield & McKown Mansfield McKown Bes Av Aluastieldy

County government starts new year with little change

Mills county enters 1947 with largely intact personnel. New terms begin for most offices, with Wm. B. Drake taking the county attorney post Jan 2 after W. R. Byington. John R. Clark named chairman of the board of supervisors as staff lists show auditors, clerks, deputies, and supervisors unchanged beyond the one appointment.

Mills Wm. B. Drake W. R. Byington John Clark Board of Supervisors Court House Donald §. Strand Lida McCoy Ritha Kaiser Verris Hubbell Tom Heaton Marvin K. Moore Ferne Widows Agnes Menschel Hattie M. Brown Eva Gay Robert I. Moore Frank Logan Amy Hammers Forrest Bloomer Clair Davis Winifred Johnson Tom Young Mark

Card of Thanks for sympathy after parents' death

We express our appreciation to relatives and friends for kindness and sympathy at the time of the death of our parents Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Sell, The Kuwlly.

Mra C. V. Sell Kuwlly

Public Farm Sales Listed With Dates and Locations

Public sale dates include June 21 for Harvey Slaughter a farm sale six miles west of Henderson on gravel road Art interior wuct and January 22 for Marvin Johnson a farm sale three miles west of poor fara earner with Forrest Divumer as auctioneer.

Harvey Slaughter Honederdon Oon Marvin Johnson Perth

Death of Mr and Mrs C V Sell Shocks Silver City North of Silver City

Prominent couple died in an Amboy California auto accident on December 17 while wintering on the coast. Survived by relatives, funeral held December 26 at the Silver City Methodist church with large attendance and burial details in Glenwood. The service featured ministers John Turner and Peter Jacobs and was supported by the church choir.

C. V. Sell Silver City Amboy Cal Sell Paeile Bell EB. N. Catterlin Council Bluffs Cat Hey John C. Turner Raynor Glenwood John (. Turner Peter Jacobs Shensaudoah Jacobs Tengage J. P. Galt Uardin Page Ollier Mere Nell

Malvern Council Holds Routine January Session

Malvern's town council met Monday for its regular January session. Routine bills were allowed but no other action of consequence was taken.

Malvern

Thanks for the cards and flowers during my hospital stay

Jake L. Frazier expresses gratitude for the thoughtful cards and flowers received while hospitalized, noting appreciation for the support and kindness shown.

Jake L. Frazier

Malvern Fire Department Meeting January 13

Malvern Fire Department invites members to a regular meeting Monday January 13 at 8 p m. The session includes a financial report on the 1946 Frolic and reports from chairmen of each Frolic group. Notices list members and assignments, with thanks to supporters and a call for visitors.

Tom Barendy John Ray Roy Francis Dan Ike Syd Buck Bill Ben Jess F. A Wiete Skinner Glen Orville Floyd Neill Department Beck FR. G

Malvern School Vacation Delayed as Stoker Breaks Shutdown

A faulty stocker halted Malvern school operations extending the Christmas break by more than a week. Repair crews resumed work this week and officials plan to reopen Monday after completing fixes.

Malvern Ahat

Mis county divorce rate hits forty five percent in 1944

County clerk reports 47 divorces and 105 marriages in 1944 in Mis county. Domestic animal harmed claims totaled 417.19 with 111.13 spent on animal attack relief. Licenses issued late December list Gerald L. Flinn and Carol Jean White among new couples. End of 1946 car licenses up from 1945. 1,482 registered in 1946 versus 1,368 in 1945. Glenwood teachers to receive a $160 cost of living bonus payable as $10 monthly for five months. A decree in the Wattson case signed by Judge Vern Johnson.

Mis Woodford R. Byington Gerald L. Flinn Carol Jean White Glenwood Francis Benedict Fae Walston Malvern M. K. Moore Daige Vernon Johnson William Wattson Donald Strand Mins County

Donhners Leave For Home In Missouri

Mro and Mrs Walter Donner and their two sons Charles and Keith moved from town to Camdenton Missouri near Lake of the Ozarks for health and climate benefits. The family, first from the town farm, will maintain town ties but settle on the farm north east of town. Mr Clyde Dickersbach will move to the Donner farm this weekend.

Mro Walter Car Don- Mer Charles Keith Camfenton Lake of the Ozarks Missouri Donner Donners Walter Carl Walter Donner Helen Hay Albert Wiley Africa Milas Hazel Donner Hawaii Clyde Dickersbach Donfs Harry Evans

Errors in Early Day Locations Reported by Ray Oliver Jones

Malvern readers recall early industries as Ray C. Jones of Malvern sends a letter to The Leader with corrected site details. He notes the Tank Hichman suspender factory near the old Burlington depot, now the Crom & Cjuren shop, and clarifies the Bates Cullen elevator location and former horse collar factory behind Der enbart Harness. The piece preserves names like Ray Jones and Westward Biwayseld while correcting historical placements of tailor shops and other businesses.

Ray C. Jones Malvern Tank Hichman Derenbart Mir Jones Weotie

Few New Faces in County Assessor

Milik county township and town assessors gathered in Glenwood on Wednesday with no policy changes noted. The meeting listed several new assessors including Mrs. Jolt Trenderson and BE Shaw Tabor, while others were reappointed across multiple townships and counties.

Ralph Scott Sold Malvern Cottage to Jos Donner

Ralph Scott sold the cottage on Eleventh Street in east Malvern where the Scott family resided. The Scotts moved Monday to a farm south of Strahan. Jos Donner will rent the cottage.

Ralph Scott Malvern Jos Donner Eleventh Street East Malvern Scotts

Former Malvern piano tuner dies in Red Oak

Shaw 84 died Monday after a two year illness in Red Oak. He was a piano tuner by trade living in Malvern before moving to Red Oak. Survived by sister Miss Jessie Metunnel Shaw and others. He had family ties to Scotland and worked as a piano tuner for many years.

Malvern Red Red Oak Tum Shaw Die Is Slster Jessie Metunnel Shaw Mr Shaw Cau Ta de Vitte Sues Scotland Wein Hostuu Shaw Malvern wiFvels Fits Trade

Also Mentioned on This Page

Assembly TA. Gov Rep Ira L. Turner Austin Bass Mills Fair Association Walter Delmont McCausland II W. D. McCausland Maquoketa Macky Jackson Sentinal Mildred McCausland J. M. Steele RED Cross Firmittee Neill New County Malvern Fire Department Stoker Dohners Fourth Eneration Whitney Cunt Missouri River Tinta Nebraska Ray Oliver Jones Groun Townshitp Milik County Jolt Trenderson BE. Shaw Tabor Glen Sowers Fred Kruse Emil Geist Co. R. Brewer Mrs. Holt H. W. Anderson Elizabeth Arnold Center Fred Newell Joe Haden Indian Creek H. H. Kayton Deer Creek Harry Byana Harold Tackett Rawles Monega
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