Clerk appoints Lorraine Strand deputy at district court
A. T. Benton names Lorraine Strand his deputy. Strand has served in the role for years and knows the office. February term sees new cases including divorce actions and account suits. Ben Moore v Elva Sanders alleges insolvency via transfers on Dec 11 and seeks to set them aside as fraudulent. Glenwood gains a justice of the peace as W. P. Albee is appointed, placing him in the county court house jury room. Albee, who lost both hands in a train crash 36 years ago, learned to write by holding a pen between his arm stumps.
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A. T. Benton
Lorraine Strand
District Court
Ben Moore
Elva Sanders
Athera
Glenwood
Board of Supervisors
W. P. Albee
J. P
Althee
Senate
House of Representatives
House of Representative
G. T. Kuester
Cass County
Keester
Harold Felton
Cummon
Una
Kenneth A. Evane
Iowa
House
Midat
Ganate
Wenneratrum
Supreme Court
State University
Eudora Lindman Shepherd
Governor Blue
Blue
Evans
Holly
County Gets More Funds for Roads
Milln county reports $382000.19 extra from state tax diversion for road construction. Previously towns netted over $13000 for streets. County Engineer Clair Davis says funds will be spent quickly on road projects. A monthly state payment averaging about $2000 is planned, with an initial check for 17 months.
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Milln County
Clair Davis
Services Held For C S Royce In Friday Afternoon
Charles Sylvester Royce longtime Iowa pharmacist died recently at an age approaching 70 funeral services were conducted by Rev J Milton Strong at Mansfield Funeral Home with music by Mrs C D Costello and Mrs I L Downer casket bearers included F E Wearla J B Handerson J H Beckwith J L Donner Le Roy Bingham and A W Knight Royce traced from Vermont to Iowa work in Oakland Carson Malvern and finally banking with the Iowa State Savings Bank serving as president until its closure in 1932 He was a 50 year Mason and married twice with several family losses noted.
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Charles Sylvester Royce
Eessis
Iowa
CG. S. Royce
Phillip
Betsy Hoyce
Reading
Woodatock
Bridgewater
Pitefield
Barnard
New England
Newport
N. A
Woodstock
Royce
Vermont
West
Oakland
L. B. Robinson
Council Bluffa
Mr. Royce
Carson
Malvern
Iowa State Savings Bank
Masonic Lodge
Grand Lodge of Iowa
Jeanie Maroy
Mansfield Funeral Home
Milton Strong
The
Presbyterian Church
C. D. Costello
I. L. Downer
FE. Wearla
J. BE. Handerson
H. Beckwith
J. L. Donner
Leroy Bingham
W. Knight
J. M. Steele
Paul Blothower
Iowa Legislators Start Session Sote
Turner writes from Des Moines as Mills County representative in the 42nd General Assembly. He notes the session opening focused on organization, inaugurations, and receptions. The piece highlights Speaker G. T. Kuester, Lt. Gov. Evans, and Governor Blue, plus a harmonious start and an offer for readers to engage with legislative news.
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Turner
Des Moines
Mills County
General Assembly
Mary Bingham to Join Husband in Germany
Mrs. W. R. Bingham Jr. and her four month old son Billie depart Sunday for New York City by train then fly to Erding Germany to reunite with M/Sgt. Bingham who has served eight months with the army of occupation. Billie will meet his father for the first time on arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bingham
Husband
Germany
Mra. W. R. Bingham Jr
Billie
New York City
Erding
Bingham
Army of Occupation
Fie Breeding Feure Heen Ages Nira
In an unfortunate Wednesday incident Breeding suffered a wrist laceration after an encounter with a auger. The wound caused considerable discomfort and was treated to close the wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fie
Nira
Card of Thanks for Thompson Hospital Stay
Mrs. B. W. Thompson expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for cards and letters received during her hospital stay, noting appreciation for kindness and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Thompson
Thanks for sympathy and kindness after bereavement
The Jones family expresses sincere thanks to relatives and friends for expressions of sympathy, acts of kindness, and offerings during their recent bereavement. Mrs. O. R. Jones, Kenneth Jones, Allen Jones, Felton Jones, Clair Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. R. Jones
Kenneth Jones
Allen Jones
Felton Jones
Clair Jones
Reynolds Named Temporary Agent for Wabash R R at Carrolton
Q L Reynolds arrives January 16 to take over as temporary agent for the Wabash Railroad at Carrolton Ma. He replaces Mr Cerney who departed for Shenandoah to serve as agent. The Reynolds family lodges at the local hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Reynolds Jr
Carrolton, Ma
Reynolds
Wabash Railrodd
Mr. Cerney
Shenandoah
Jean Pevehouse Sings Soprano in College Opera
Jean Pevehouse a freshman at Missouri State College in Kirksville has been chosen for the soprano role in Gilbert and Sullivan's operetta Midsummer Night's Dream to be staged next month. Her instructor is Mig Wreda Wells a former Metropolitan Opera singer while Pevehouse is pledged to Alpha Sigma Alpha sorority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Jean Pevehouse
Missouri State College
Kirksville
Gilvert and Sullivan
MHS
Mig Wreda Wells
Metropolitan Opera
Midu Jewu le
Alpha Sigma Alpha Sororlyy
Dinner reservations for order of eastern stay
A notice invites interested parties to make dinner reservations for the Order of Eastern Stay, with the event scheduled for February 4. Contact Helen Klae to reserve. Reservations close on Saturday February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Kilae
Rotary Club Meets With Farmers of Wesley Chapel
Malvern Rotary Club hosted farmers at Wesley Chapel church for a social meeting focusing on town and country problem sharing. D. N. McGrew led farmer remarks on neighborliness, while W. A. Bennett and R. W. Salyers highlighted Rotary aims of broader acquaintance and mutual service. Ministers Rev. John Trimble and Rev. L. C. Hall spoke briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Rotary Club
Wesley Chapel
Malvern Club
D. N. McGrew
W. A. Bennett
Hotary Club
Rotary
R. W. Salyers
J.B
John Trimble
L. C. Hall
Public Sale Dates Listed by The Leader
Farmers planning auction sales are invited to send date details to The Leader for free listing to avoid conflicts. Dates shown include January 27 a farm sale near Billver City and Malvern consignments, January 29 a closing out sale near Hastings, February 11 a closing out sale, February 19 a Malvern area closing out sale, with various auctioneers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Art Fritcher
Earl M. Shook
Cramer & Cramer & Bell
Hit and Run Driver Sought After Bridge Accident
Sheriff Robi. I. Moore seeks the hit and run driver after a car truck crash on the Highway 275 bridge east of Glenwood at the lake’s north end Sunday night. Lloyd Windhorst of Clarinda was hospitalized with cuts and bruises. his 1942 Plymouth sedan was wrecked. A witness said the truck, possibly a red Chevrolet, fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherrff Robi
I. Moore
Glenwood
Lloyd Windhorst
Clarinda
Windhurst
Elmer Bass Named Chair of House Liquor Committee
Emerson Montanas legislator Elmer Bass of Montgomery County was named chair of the House Liquor Committee. Observers note Bass’s dry stance could influence the panel’s approach and future liquor legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Bass
Elmer Beas
Emerson
Montgomery County
Hagawee
Maashee
Jowa
School Cagers to Emerson for County Title Next Week
Millis County Soil Conservation district releases the 1946 National terrace building contest report. It covers rules, lands, equipment, judging methods, and costs from 23 Mold Board terraces showing costs from ic to 24%% per linear foot. The report, based on 599 inquiries, includes drawings and measurements for farmers planning terraces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millis County
Mills County Basketball Tourney Opens in Emerson
The 21st Mills County tournament begins in Emerson on Thursday Jan 30 with Silver City Hastings Henderson Pacific Junction Strahan vs Glenwood Emerson vs Malvern. Uncertain prep notes warn of uneven records and expect Glenwood to defend their crown amid dark-horse pushes from Strahan Silver City and Henderson.
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Mills County
Emerson
Mills County Schoolmasters Club
Ossian
Offenbacker
Silver City
Hastings
Henderson
Pacific Junction
Strahan
Glenwood
Malvern
Alao
Rams
Orioles
Tabor
Thomas Jefferson
St. Francia
Essex
ISD
Council Bluffs
Wales
Carson
Macedonia
Pace Service Co Finishing Interior In Malvern
New modern flooring was added to the interior of the Pace Service Co in Malvern. A red and black Mantl-pave pattern was laid piece by piece on the floor. The management has new fixtures and counters to display merchandise more attractively. Shortages of material slow progress. new equipment will be installed as available for customer and staff convenience. A Malvern Cemetery association meeting is set for 2 p m Thursday Jan 30 to elect officers for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paca Service Co
Malvern
Malvern Cemetery Association
C. R. Brewer
Auxiliary to Sew Carpet Rags Meets Friday
American Legion Auxiliary will hold a special meeting Friday January 24 at 2 p m to sew carpet rags and make a comfort tie. Volunteers are urged to attend and help with the project.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Death of Mrs. Steve Clem in Clarinda
Friends in Malvern and surrounding area mourn the death of Mrs. Steve Clem who died early Wednesday at Clarinda State Hospital after a decade as a patient. Born Myrtle Shaw in Essex, she and husband Clem moved to Malvern in 1921 to run a drug business. Funeral services were held at Curlon Mortuary with burial at Kasex Cemetery. surviving are Clem of Oakland, son Dean of St Joseph, and two granddaughters.
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Steve Clem
Malvern
Mornign
Clarinda State Hospital
Clem
Malveriu
Missouri Valley
Dean
Main Street
Oakland
Criswell
Clam
Misa Myrtle Shaw
Essex
Curlon Mortuary
Joseph Reiser
Kasex
Euatetery
Claw
Bleve Clem
Bt. Joseph
Waltur Binghaw
At. Joseph
Malvern Gun Club Organized Monday
The Malvern Gun club formed recently by local sportsmen set membership at 16 and enacted rules and dues at its first meeting Monday. Plans include sponsor shoots and hunts, with a social dance at Liberty Memorial on Thursday Jan 30 featuring an orchestra from Mays at Shenandoah and a floor show. Officers include Harold Balicom president Alfred Harshbarger secretary and Walter V. Mason treasurer.
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Malvern
Liberty Memorial Building
Mays
Shenandoah
Har
Final Rites Held for O R Jones Saturday
Funeral services for Oliver Ray Jones were held at the Mansfield Funeral home Saturday at 3 30 p m conducted by Rev Lester C Hall. Jones born June 8 1888 in Malvern, son of James P and Sarah Jones, married Stella Harrison Sept 29 1905. Survived by wife Florence, four sons Kenneth Milwaukee Allen Tulsa Felton Bettendorf Clair Malvern, one brother G N Jones, ten grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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O. R. Jones
Mansfield Funeral Home
Lester c. Hall
Oliver Ray Jones
James P
Sarah Jones
Malvern
Stella Harrison
Julesburg
Cono
Donald
Dorothy
Exsel
Ward
Ray
Florence Jones
Kenneth
Milwaukee
Wis
Allen
Tulsa
Oklo
Felton
Bettendorf
Clair
G. N. Jones
F. R. Chant
Ford car prices cut by Ford Motor Co this week
Ford prices on new cars were reduced from about 26 to 40 dollars according to an advance notice to Sulyeta Auto Co. Reury Ford, president of Ford Motor Co, announced the move to ease the rising cost of living and stated the company would lower prices to address postwar price increases.
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Ford
Sulyeta Auto Ca
Reury Ford TH
Ford Motor Cu
Wade Ford
Trescoes
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Rotary Club
Farmers OF Wesley Chapel
Plattemouth
Red Oak
Silver Cry
Treynor
Hastings Hastings
Macfiedunetan
Sten- Hert
Coburg
Josses
Serahan
Eimerson
Prifay
Eyvink
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Pacific Junction Bog
Tarley
Bartlett
Strahan Alewan Ayands
Phebe Ludane
Percival
Pivatinga Awdew
But Beehy
Estes
Pace Service CO
Malvern Gun Club
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