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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1939

Page

5

Local youths pursue detective work with FBI note of praise

In Malvern Mills County two boys, Leonard and Sammy Campbell, study detective work and write to the FBI in Washington for guidance. J Edgar Hoover personally Replies with commendation and Bureau publications. A missing robber mystery at Father Flanagan’s Boys Town draws local sympathy. The paper also urges better support for high school basketball as attendance slumps despite a strong Malvern team.

Bruce Boehner Leonard Sammy Campbell Malvern Federal Bureau of Investigation Washington, D. C J. Edgar Hoover Marshall Jake Frazier Father Flanagan Frazier

Mills County Fair Association Plans for 1939 Organization

Organization of the Mills County Fair association for 1939 was effected Monday evening with a reelected officer slate and W H Fireovid of Glenwood added to the board. Current staff includes Henry Buch president O R Hyde vice president J F Wearin secretary and F R Chantry treasurer. Directors list Henry Buch B H Buffington Park McManigal J M Steele Gail Burgoin Max Benton W B H Knindt Rey Hilton F Warner Fred Thelechafer J F Wearin O R Hyde J W McLain Edwin Leu T B Candell Shirley Lincoln Jr Mc Kraschel and F R Chantry. Chantry reported on the 1938 state fair managers meeting and the group voted to pay $10 annual dues to join for 1939. a Mills county delegate is urged to attend the 1939 meeting for possible state aid. The 1938 fair financial report was accepted and a WPA project for the fair grounds was discussed, with the treasurer noting $212.67 on hand.

Mills County Fair Association Chantry State Fair Managers Association Des Moines Ita Mills County

New Telephone Manager Starts Work at Northwestern Bell

Leonard L. Beck named new manager for Northwestern Bell Telephone Co succeeds O. A. Johnson and began work Monday. Beck and wife are acquainted with Malvern residents from his prior role installing Automatic exchanges countywide last fall.

Leonard L. Beck Northwestern Bell Telephone Co O. A. Johnson Mrs. Beck Malvern Mr. Beck

Mills County Receives Aid for the Blind

Mills County received a state payment of 29,674.43 to aid the blind in November. The county’s share was 993.50, averaging 24.63 per person based on the population assisted.

Mills County

Qualified trustees to be elected in District No. 6

The district will name three trustees on January 31 with staggered terms from districts 1 and 9. Polls open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. at Kilpatrick school. Qualified voters include residents owning real estate valued over one dollar in the district and listed sea mer owners per the election notice.

Nisha Baturdey Npasisi J. W. Kilpat- Ti

Birthday Ball Plans Outlined For President's Event In Malvern

Plans for the annual Birthday Ball to the President are outlined for the Malvern Community building Monday January 30 with two dances in the county Hastings on January 2. F E Mulholland appointed F E Pace as general chairman and named committee heads for tickets program publicity decoration reception floor refreshment check room and music. The Shamrock Orchestra led by Mike Kavanaugh will provide the music and auditions for radio talent will be held during intermission. Tickets are 50 cents.

Malvern Hastings F. E B. Mulholland F. E. Pace Mike Kavanaugh Shamrock Orchestra Statta Kavanaugh Radio Hamilton Hurb Benton Higgins A. P. Kilmartin John Waller T. EB. Shonka R. W. Balyers

Mortgage Relief for North Western Bell in County Records

Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. obtained a mortgage release from County Recorder Hattie Brown. The release cost 250 and cleared a mortgage for 30,000,000 tied to the New York Trust Co. The action relieves long standing debt concern for the South Eighty property.

Northwestern Bell Telephone Co Hattie Brown New York Trust Co

Cost of County Government Topped by Low Per Capita

Mille county’s annual financial report shows eight principal departments cost $2.16 per capita, while board of supervisors expenses rose to $3,483.48 or 21g per capita. 1998 per capita cost about 12c, includes publishing board minutes and legal notices, but excludes relief and road program costs.

Mille County Bown Board of Supervisors Pata Board of

Tax money sent out this week by county treasury

Tax spending groups of the county received nearly $36,000 this week from Treasurer C. D. Alstrope for town and rural schools and municipalities. Schools got $28,082.46, led by rural schools with $12,754.94, town schools $10,827.51, and municipalities $6,601.79. The payout was less than half of last year’s for similar timing, as some funds had already been drawn. Municipal distributions included Malvern $2,232.99 and Glenwood $762.40, among others. town schools payouts covered Malvern $1,788.09 and Silver City $964.63 plus others.

C. D. Alstrope Malvern Glenwood Emerson Hastings Bilver City Pacific Junction Hendargon Tabor Malvern Silver City Glenwood Henderson Strahan

Legion and Auxiliary Meet in Malvern for County Session

American Legionries and Auxiliary members from Milla county held an all county gathering in Malvern Community building Tuesday evening. W F Sleverbing Grundy Center state commander praised Legion programs including youth and national defense. He urged universal service for men and property to curb war profiteering. Guests Will Rathke Omaha Bob Archea Bidney and district commander Al Huber spoke briefly. County Commander H C Slater and Auxiliary president Mrs F B Mulholland presided.

American Universal Service Legion Will Rathke Omaha Bob Arehia Bidney al Huber Council Bluffs H. C. Slater Mre. F. B. Mulholland

Mills Democrats Quit State Offices

Change of administration cost two Mills county Democrats their jobs last week. Norman Goring of Glenwood resigned from his state relief administrator post and O. C. Österholm of Glenwood will retire February 1 from the motor transport inspector position held four years. Gov. George Wilson halted further consolidation plans of the relief office and warned of changes pending.

Milla County Norman Goring Glenwood Atate Reliet O. C. Österholm Genung Atete George Wilson

Car Licensing Rune Ahead of 1938

Car owners show slight promptness in licensing their vehicles as of Tuesday with 1,292 cars licensed, keeping about three days ahead of last year. New licenses include L. Robinson Glenwood Chevrolet sedan Geo M Graves Pacific Junction Chevrolet sedan Mrs L Scott Robinson Glenwood Pontiac sedan Pile Rhoades Glenwood Olds Austin Murphy Glenwood Chevrolet coupe Ed Wilson Mastings Chevrolet pickup.

L. Robinson Glenwood Chevrolet Geo. M. Graves L. Scott Robinson Pontiac Pile Rhoades Olds Austin Murphy Ed Wilson Mastings

Lions Club Formed At Glenwood Amid Weekly Service Groups

A new service organization joined Glenwood’s clubs that week as a Lions club was formed. President Way Ridgeway Ganing led the effort with Ward Glethower as vice president. Carroll Bloom served as secretary and treasurer.

Glenwood Lions Club Way Ridgeway Ganing Ward Glethower Oif Carrol Bloom Secratery and Iteogurer

Malvern High Glee Clubs to Stage Operetta Friday

Malvern high school glee clubs present the operetta In Old Louisiana at the Community Building Friday at 7 p.m. Adventure and romance unfold on a southern plantation with duels and villainy, featuring a cast of students led by James Evans and Mary Jean Ewing, with choruses and foreign and Southern girls in supporting roles.

Malvern High School Louisiana At & P.m James Evans Old Ned Mary Jean Ewing Rose Ralph Hall Richard St. John Charles Johnson Simon Scudder Jim Hering Holly Timma Reid Lyford Jack Martin Irene Waller Martha St. John Clayton Hertz Monty Gray Marlin Richardson Pilot Farley Wilma Lincoln Judy Eric Hall Marquis de la Tours Eugene Jackson Bruce McDougal Pirates Anna Marty Frazier Shirley Bacon Shirley Walker Carolyn Hall Darlene Knop Viola Knop Arlene Fickel Carolyn Boehner Dorothy Sloth»ower Kathleen Gilbert Julia Jeanne Steele Dar- Jena Davis Ruth Clark Daris Randerson Elizabeth Trively Pegey McCormick Marie Menschel Wilma Stroud Betty Haden Phyllis Stapleton Shirley Gacon Isabelle Bird Evelyn Gray Doris Treland Inez Croushorn Hetty Lou Barkus Helen Ann Stevenson Marilyn Stout Eugene Leu Marjorie Swoboda Mary Beth Nalson Annabelle Alberta Carol Saffel Lydia M. Thiedeman Betty Aga M Tiedeman Bout

Attending State Bureau Convention Delegation Heads Out

Mihils county sent a good delegation of representatives to the Iowa Farm Bureau convention in Des Moines this week. Most went up Wednesday morning while President and Mrs Ira Turner of the Mills county organization joined a day earlier. Also traveling were Mr and Mrs Frank Buffington Mrs B C Lincoln Wayne Lincoln Clifford Stille Mrs Earl Maddocks Mrs Mary Goon Mrs Eric Nyren County Agent John Longstreet and Home Demonstration Agent Doris Klingaman.

Mihils County Iowa Farm Bureau Convention Des Moines Ira Turner Mills County Organization Frank Buffington 8. C. Lincoln Wayne Lincoln Clifford Stille Earl Maddocks Mary Goon Eric Nyren John Longstreet Doris Klingaman

Legionaire Speaks at Rotary Club Meeting

Vr. F. Sieverbing of Grundy Center state commander of the Tawa American Legion spoke at the Rotary club meeting Tuesday evening. He discussed the work and program of the American Legion. Visitors included P. D. Stothower, Hugh Benton, and W. E. Rathke of Omaha. New members announced were Rev. Glean South and L. Kuncea.

Vr. F. Sieverbing Grundy Center Tawa American Legion Rotary Club Sieverbing American Legion P. D. Stothower Hugh Benton W. E. Rathke Omaha Westing Rev Glean South L. Kuncea

Essex Gagers to Play Malvern Next Tuesday

Essex high school will send its basketball team to clash with Malvern on the Community building floor next Tuesday. A Pacific Junction game was moved to fit the Essex contest. Essex has been playing fast ball this season and the Orioles, with one of the strongest teams seen locally in years, are expected to provide stiff competition.

Emallchess News Department Malvern Emattchaesg Essex High School Pacific Junction Essex Orioles

Snow Falls Filling Grounds With Light Draped Crust

Snow covered the area Saturday evening forming a fairyland blanket across trees and fences before blowing into deep drifts as a light Friday snowfall followed, leaving about four inches on the ground. Temperatures ranged from the mid teens to low thirties through the week, peaking around 38 and dipping to around minus twenty.

Sale Dates Show Strong Attendance At Malvern Auctions

Arrival of snow and colder weather did not deter crowds at public sales last week with farmers reporting both good crowds and solid prices. Scheduled sales listed include a Saturday community sale at Malvern Sale Barn run by fA Talbott, a Tuesday stock sale at Malvern Auction Co. with Webb and Ashby acting as auctioneers, a January 23 general farm sale by C. C. Wilhelm miles north of Malvern with L. A. Talbott as auctioneer, a February farm sale for Ernest Wederqulat at Strahan with Talbott and Cramer as auctioneers.

Malvern Sale Barn Fa. Talbott Malvern Auction Co Webb & Ashby C. C. Wilhelm Malvern L. A

Stolen cash in Glenwood prompts renewed search

County authorities chase a $1700 raid on the county treasurer’s office in Glenwood Dee after boys find about $50 in coins in a box. Former treasurer Maurice Mayberry says thieves forced him to open the safe, bound him, and fled, while authorities flag upcoming developments.

Glenwood Dee Glenwood Maurice Mayberry Thia Thias Mayberry W. 8. Cooney

Mills Legislators Predict Economical Session

Mills county lawmakers forecast a lean session for the 48th Iowa General Assembly as Sen K A Evans of Emerson and Rep J R Hall of Malvern return home for the weekend. Evans, heading nine committees, praised economy efforts and Gov George Wilson's reorganizational moves while Hall earned early approval for his House start and broad acquaintance in Malvern.

Iowa General Assembly Mills County K. A. Evans Emerson J. R. Hall Malvern Evans Interstate Commerce Committee Representative Hall Benster Evans George Wilson Hal Mire Hall Way

Golden Anniversary Celebrated by Elmer Johnsons

Mr and Mrs Elmer Johnson of Anderson Indiana celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary in Malvern with 65 relatives at the Community building. A 1 pm three course dinner was served by five grandchildren and a great niece and nephew. Tables featured yellow decor and a gold themed wedding cake with their names and date. The event also noted a 25th wedding anniversary for Charles Turner and his wife of McCook Nebraska with a later reception for local guests.

Elmer Johnson Anderson Ind Malvern Charles Turner McCoo Johnson

St Johns Church Installs Officers

The newly elected officers of St Johns Lutheran church were installed last Sunday morning by Pastor Rev. C B Weiss. Officers serving the coming year are Albert Menschel chair man Laula Kop secretary Walter Ponton treasurer Martin Sebold Walter Knop and Edwin Leu trustees. St Johns Lutheran church is located six miles northeast of Malvern.

St. Johns Lutheran Church C. B. Weiss Albert Menschel Laula Kop Walter Ponton Martin Sebold Walter Knop Edwin Leu Trestees J. Johns Lutheran Church Malvern

Tenant House Destroyed by Fire on Guy Breeding Farm

Malvern firemen rushed to the tenant house on the Guy Breeding farm Friday evening but could not save either building or furnishings. Occupied by the C. M. Graham family Aly Graham had taken his family to Shenandoah earlier that day. The fire, discovered by a Scott boy, had gained a start making recovery impossible. Loss was severe for the Grahams and Mr. Breading.

Malvern Guy C. M. Graham Aly Graham Shenandoah Scott Boys Grahams Mr. Breading

Legion Meeting Tuesday at Community Building

The Harry Hammons post of the American Legion will hold its regular meeting Tuesday in the Community building. Commander J. B. Elligon urges all members to attend.

Harry Hammons American Legion J. B. Elligon

Foxworthy P T A Meeting Friday

The Forworthy Parent-Teacher association will hold a supper at the school Friday at 8 pm. The men of the group will furnish the program and Rev A Calkins will speak on the work of the boy scout movement. Patrons are invited to attend.

Forworthy Parent-Teacher Association A. Calkins

Iowa State Aid Disbursed in Mills County

The state of Iowa distributed 5625 dollars in Mills County during November to 287 recipients for old age assistance. The total paid out statewide was 1.004 BGR.

Iowa Mills County

County Banks See Deposits Top Two Million Again

Year end statements show deposits across Malvern, Emerson, Glenwood, Mineola and Silver City State banks surpassing 2,000,000 for the first time since 1937. Loans ease off as government paper and farm credit drive shifts, with totals across the five banks at about 2.041 million.

Milx Ig Optt. Wiatie Malvern T. & C Emerson State Glenwood Mineola Sliver City

Rural Young People to Hold Short Course

Apral youth from Mills County will host an annual short course in Glenwood January 23 20 with about 40 attendees. Iowa State College instructors will lead sessions on Farm Power Hy brid Corn and more beginning 8 AM and 1 PM daily. A banquet is set for next Wednesday night with enrollment of 1 dollar including banquet. banquet tickets 60 cents.

Mills County Glenwood Clifford Stille Iowa State College Herbert Pike Quaife

County liquor bill tops $6,000 in Iowa month

In the first month since Iowa state liquor control began, Mills County reports liquor store sales surpassing 6,000 dollars amid Firemen’s Frolic, Christmas and New Year celebrations. County sales rise over November by more than 1,000 dollars while state sales jump about 590,000 dollars. Malvern and Glenwood show notable figures along with statewide totals.

Iowa Milla County Ysles Malvern Glenwood State

Civil War Veteran A D French Turns 90

A D French Gleuwood’s lone Civil War veteran observed his 90th birthday Friday. The milestone marks his long life through years of service and memory.

Gleuwood A. D. French

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Mills Fair Assn Alstrope Auxiliary Outlines Chat Eanele High School Glee Clubs State Bureau Legionaire Essex Gagers Johnsons MILLS Hall Elmer Johnsons ST. Johns Church Legion Meeting Foxworthy P. T. A Roche Feraiens County
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