Bandits loot White Cloud home in broad daylight attack
A brutal robbery at the White Cloud home of John and Laura Hummell involved three men, one masked, who tied the occupants and stole a box of money and papers. Deputies chase clues from a Model A gray Ford with Mille county plates. recovery of about $5,000 feared but not confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bandits
John Hummell
White Cloud
John
Laura Hemmell
Malvern
John Hembell
Lavis
Mies Hummell
Bho
Hummelt
Hughee
Laura
Wen Hughes
Roy Parkers
DeMoss
B. Y. Cooney
Alnce
With & Mille County
Roy Parker
John Doyle
Squthesat
Hummells
Mr. Frohn
Ninety Cent Want Ad Sells Eighteen Cockerels
Mrs. Fred Dickersbach contacted The Leader after Toon to cancel a classified ad. She had advertised eighteen cockerels for sale and, despite the ad, sold all birds at one dollar each. She believes advertising paid, noting the ad cost was saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Dickersbach
Leader Office
Toon
Irs
Dickersbach
Dickarsbach
One Hundred Attend R I C Club All Day Meeting at Hillsdale
One hundred members attend a Hillsdale Hillsdale R I C Club all day meeting at the church with families present. The service and dinner were praised. a labor saving devices roll call and a western comedy drama highlighted the program. The club plans two more all day meetings, January 27 at Hillsdale with a new play directed by WHE Van Orstle and the men’s quartet performing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. I. C. Club
Hillsdale
Mils County
Irene Wolfe
Lulu Gilbert
Ida Graves
Marguerite Heemer
Verne White
Bary Rangers
Fern Mayberry
Cleva Brooks
Jam Jes Hanne
Pearl Miller
May Williazna
Everatt Sawyers
Arlene Howard
AR Pal
Frank Sumam
Quy Wolfe
Mia
Parl Mickelwaite
Artine-Howard
Frank Bullington
Hilledale Church
Whe van Orstle
Jennie Buffington
Taura Shepard
Ruth Jackson
Alice Davies
Nellie Wheeler
Lottie van, Orudel
Mabel Buffington
Ida Alyberts
Rena Mayberry
Amelia Thieacheter
Hettie Phelps
Etta Miller
Gertrude Ranne
Margaret Howard
Silver Grange Holds Meeting in Bal Four Hall January 14
Patrons of Husbandry Silver Grange met at their hall in Bal Four on Thursday January 14 with strong attendance despite bad weather. A noon pot luck dinner was served, officers were reappointed, and the group voted to hold monthly meetings instead of semi monthly. Dues for the year were reduced to a small monthly amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silvey Grange
Balfour
Peat
Tethers Celebrate Silver Wedding at Home in Junction
Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Fisher of Pacific Junction marked their silver wedding anniversary with a large gathering at their Junction home. Friends from across the county attended a turkey dinner, bringing gifts, as Lyle Hixson, J W McMaltin, Ethel McCarty and others joined in the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junction
Mia
Walter A. Fisher
Pacific Junction
Fotrher Teethanta
Strawan
Emerson
Fishers
Thees
Mra
Fisher
Lyle Hixson
J. W. McMaltin
Ethel McCarty
Betty
Plattsmouth
Nebr
Mins Estes
Misa McGinn
Parelfie Junction
C. J. Pratt
F. LY
Pratt
Died Last Wednesday Randolph Man S N Heaton
S N Heaton died last Wednesday at his Randolph farm home after a long illness. Born March 7 1863 in the Randoph area, he was a longtime Mason and former Fremont County official. He leaves a wife, a son, three grandchildren, two sisters and a brother. Funeral services were held at the Randolph Methodist Episcopal church with Masons and local clergy assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. N. Heaton
Randolph
Ona
Abner
Sarah Heaton
Pionsera
Newt" Heaton
Garrie
H. Clark
Townsend
Heaton
Fremont County
Aas
Crown Lodge
Sheshbezagi
Royal Arch Munsona
Shenandoah
C. H. Baxter
Council Bluffs
J. Br. Newell
Mt. Verenon
Dak
Oscar Heston
Methodist Episcopal Church
Peter Jacobs
Congregational Church
Bhenandoah
R. OC. Buchanan
A. Gilbert
Presbyterian Church
Frank Kilpatrick
Floyd Atkingga
H. B. Brannian
G. W. Buchanan
Mra
Hi. G Grant
V. Blakely
James Weldon
A. W. Blakely
Masons of
Lyman
Saryile
Massive 60 Million Dollar Gas Pipeline Mortgage Recorded
County records officers Hattie M. Brown and Miss Roth Suiter documented a 60 million dollar mortgage from National Gas Pipeline Company of America to Chase National Bank of New York trustee. The instrument, 237 pages and 46 209 words, will be filed in fourteen Iowa counties with a $86 86 recording fee each. The mortgage covers the pipeline system and booster stations across the county and northeast of Haxtings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie M. Brown
Roth Suiter
National Gas Pipeline Company of America
Chase National Bank
City of New York
Kansas
New York
Iowa
Haxtings
Schoolmasters Meet At Glanwood For County Conference
The Milla County Schoolmasters' club met Tuesday evening at Mrs Myers home in Glanwood with representation from all schools except Henderson. A dinner followed, Rev F G Barnes from Silver City spoke about an Older Boys and Girls Conference to be held at Hillsdale church. It was decided to excuse pupils from school to attend the one day conference. County Superintendent Mary Rathke attended and read the tall schedule. The school magic committee met at thin the.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milla County
F. G. Barnes
Silver City
Hillsdale Church
Altend
Mary Rathke
Auc
Glenwood Women’s Club Dinner entertains husbands
The Glenwood Women’s Club held its annual midwinter dinner Monday night at the K of F hall. About 126 attendees enjoyed a supper prepared by Mrs A P Myers. The program featured Mrs Jarley’s Wax Works and a humorous “Amos ’n Andy” segment plus a millinery show by the men, highlighting the club’s entertaining spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
K. of F. Hall
Thera
Mra. A. P. Myers
Mra. Jarley
Amos 'N Andy
8000 Bushels of Corn Burned on Sam Estes Farm
A fire around 3 a.m. Tuesday on the Sam Estes farm southwest of Glenwood destroyed a large double corn crib and about 8000 bushels of corn, hay, 70 to 80 tons of fodder, and some machinery. Firefighters prevented spread to other buildings. loss described as heavy for Mr Hyts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Hyts
Navy
Malvern Pusey Cuune Stray Night Swap
Fragmentary notice reports a Tuesday night event in Malvern involving Mra and Soto with a stray appearance and a planned swap or exchange. Details are incomplete but place and some names are legible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stray
Fothap
Soto
Cuune
Malvern
Pusey
Driver’s license law hits drivers with new penalties
The article reports that over 3000 Millacountlans have not applied for a driver's license despite a new misdemeanor. It explains license costs, required information, and how licenses, permits, and fees function for individuals and family vehicles, plus enforcement expectations and rules on company cars and nonpayment implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif We
DeMans
Jan. i
Costa
Secretary of State
Tia
Athera
Motor Vehicle Department
Atty
John Fletch
Era Office
Justle
Attend Masonic Circle Meeting at Silver City
Dr. W. M. Hiett William Warner C R Brewer and Paul Slethower drove to Silver City Monday evening to meet with Masons from five southwest Town lodges. They studied the second decree and planned the fifth series meeting, set for Randolph February 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Circle
Silver City
W. M. Hiett
Wm. Warner
C. R. Brewer
Paul Slethower
H S C Club Holds All Day Meeting at Stevesson Home
The H S C club met in Stevesson at Mrs Harley Stevensons home for an all day event with about forty attendees. A noon dinner followed by an afternoon program included a worn rain, a reading, and the admission of a new member Mrs June Wise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wednenby
Harley Steveson
Jennie Cunningham
Wilma Breeving
June Wise
Mra. Blevemona
B. B. Bayes
Malvern
Barah Reever
Tabor
W. P. Wortman
Eru
Air
Verna Fellows
Inez Dower
Geneva Duval
Ida Dickerwbech
Iowa
Speaking Contest to Be Held Tuesday at Malvern High
High School students will compete for honors in the annual declamatory contest Tuesday evening, Jan. 24, at 7 30 in the Community building. Miss Emily Boland leads the training, with a program featuring speakers such as Charlotte Dye Freda Brenning Jane Fletcher and Mary Summers among others and selections from music and drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Boland
Malvern
Carmena
H. Lane Wilson
Brannie
M. E. Circle Luncheon Friday at Church Basement
The M. E. Circle will serve a lunch in the church basement on Friday. Serving begins at 11:80. The menu includes tasty items with coffee, crackers, and dessert. Proceeds support church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Circle
2&E
M. FB
Teachers Examinations Next Regular Legislation
Brief note indicates upcoming regular legislation touching teachers examinations. Mentions td sor see ores, unclear phrasing, no specific dates, places, or named organizations clearly readable. Further readable context needed for precise entities or outcomes.
Kisby Elected Head of Rural Carriers of County
The Mille County Rural Letter Carriers association and Ladies Auxiliary met Friday evening at the home of Charles Selt in Glenwood. Officers elected include President Fidyd Kisby of Glenwood, Vice President Edgar Perdew of Malvern, and Secretary Jack Chipton of Silver City. Auxiliary officers named Mrs A B Mills of [place], President, Mrs Chas Belts of Glenwood, Vice President, Mrs J C Knight of Emerson, with several local residents in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mille County Rural Letter Carriera Association
Charles Selt
Glentwood
Fidyd Kinby
Glenwood
Edgar Perdew
Malvern
Jack Chipton
Silver City
the Indies
Mra
A. B. Mills
Chas
Belts
Federal Jury Drawn for January Term in Iowa District Court
Mills county men named to serve in the January term of the United States district court opens January 26 in Council Bluffs with Judge Charien A. Dewey presiding. Grand jurors include James Burgoin Silver City Paul Phillips Henderson Charles Record Glenwood Lawrence Salyers Malvern. Petit jurors Erment Alberts Malvern B J Anderson Malvern Don Boyer Glenwood W R Bruce Glenwood F B Confer Emerain Tom Davis Emerson Floyd Frink Hastings A H Harbor Henderson John R Taner Emeraon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
United Staten District Court
Blutte
Charien A. Dewey
Des Moines
Buckingham
Pacific Junoion
James Burgoin
Silver City
Paul Phillips
Henderson
Charles Record
Glenwood
Lawrence Salyers
Malvern
Petlt
Erment Alberts
B. J. Anderson
Don Boyer
W. BR. Bruce
Randerson Puts on Extra Low Price Sale
Malvern clothing dealer Randerson advertises a special sale in this weeks Leader. Prices drop to the 1810 Jewel on best suite, overcoats, shoes, underwear and more. Sale lasts until Jan 80. Read page 4 or visit shop to see quality goods Randerson carries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. BK. Randerson
Malvern
Randerson
Banks Backed by Public Confidence in Banking System
The article urges keeping money in banks to maintain circulation and support business. It warns hoarding fuels robbery and crime, cites incidents of theft, and cautions against unsafe investments and speculative schemes. It emphasizes banks remain essential to commerce and economic stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Caddie
White Cloud
Shlevee
Bae
Nincunoy
Paycentane
Abe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Silver Grange
Hall al
Glenwood Women’s Club
Sam Estes
Pavss
Randothh
Stevesson
Jean Val Jean
Mary E. Summers
Joy Hane
Dorothy Galither
Angels
Frances Dunn
Madame X
Lavoune Worstai
Cornet Solo
Harry Hilton Huntopous
Bernica Shosning
Phylisa Wilson
Ward Bhook
Crith
Daniel Beason
Ff. Kisby
Federal
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