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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1934
Page
5
Fragmented OCR lists township meeting dates and locations for signing events at various centers. Entries mention Monday or Tuesday schedules in January and specify township thirds, locations like Hillsdale church and Farmers Union hall, and nearby highways.
Incoherent OCR fragment shows a gift idea or donation note with names and places garbled. The text references a one time past event, a presentation of a telegramlike item, and mentions patrons, sacks, and interest but lacks clear identities or actions. The readable bits do not yield a coherent event or outcome.
The Masonic School of Instruction in Malvern drew a large, engaged crowd Monday and Tuesday. Representatives from Glenwood River City Tabor Malvern Randolph Emerson Red Oak Council Bluffs and other towns attended. District Lecturer Thomas BeauMont led the program with notable Mabonic lore and other lecturers assisting.
A funeral service for Mrs. Mills, aged sixty three, was held at Woaley Chapel cemetery with many attendees from Bloomfield and nearby towns. A detailed life sketch praised her kindness and devotion, noting her enduring loyalty to the afflicted and suffering, read after the service on Tuesday afternoon January 16, 1234.
Anita Miller and L A Talbot auctioneers oversee a closing out fatin sale at Lloyd Northrup on Fred Haves farm near Malvern. Cramer and Yat are listed as auctioneers.
The Methodist church sponsors a Fathers and Sons banquet Tuesday night January 30 at 6 45 in the Community Building dining room. Tickets 35 cents. Dr Arthur Heath of Council Bluffs will deliver the principal address with B S Kincaid presiding. The program includes songs poems and a toast by Rev L Ry Bobbitt and other choral and musical nums.
A fragment notes a CAFTA related matter involving a Beng case. The readable portion cites process or appeal procedures under the pact, with reference to a petitioner and party interests. Details on dates locations or outcomes are not clear in the fragment.
The fragment describes a Masonic gathering at Glenwood with third degree work during an evening session. Morning and Tuesday events are noted with attendance and rising interest, mentioning Teglater and Bint Detter in a fragmented report.
A garbled OCR fragment from a community page mentions a union, individuals named in unclear order, and references to a place and actions. The text is heavily corrupted with missing letters and overlapping phrases, making precise events or names hard to extract.
Aviation Club announces a Tuesday meeting. Details are unclear due to garbled text but the notice indicates an upcoming gathering for members to discuss topics related to aviation.
Mills and Fremont counties appoint Harold Ingle of Bondurant as county 4-H club agent under joint Farm Bureau supervision. Ingle, a former 4-H member and state fair prize winner, will begin work next Tuesday. Committee members from both counties attended the meeting in Malvern to approve the appointment.
Township meetings across mile county gathered farmers to hear county temporary committee members discuss the corn hog reduction program. Speakers faced heckling as they explained worksheets, farm Dips, statements of supporting evidence, and how to ask questions to administrators.
County order reduces CWA work hours to 24 per week from 30 for Mille county laborers effective immediately. No overtime or make-up time allowed. The directive covers sixty-nine counties with towns over 3,800 population and 30 counties without towns. Fremont county is included in the order.
County nurse Sarah Smith, agent in charge, plans to quit next week. A report notes her work and hints at other commitments, with last week's Leader covering the issue and her attention turning elsewhere.
County Treasurer Judkina and the auto licensing office report steady work this week as residents rush to obtain licenses before the deadline next Wednesday January 31. The county treasurer notes a higher volume than recent weeks with licenses arriving quickly.
Frank J. Wallace received a maceie the latter part of the week from the comptroller to oversee Alma and go to What Cheer as conservator of the First National Bank there. He left Saturday to assume duties there, succeeding Mr. Wallace who had taken charge the past year. He spent several days at work straightening up the affairs.
Rodabaugh ted labang pee reports on the Glenwood Chamber of Femneres annual meeting with W. H. Brodgbaugh elected president and Gheriey deradon named treasurer. Treasurer’s report notes strong Slubb finances with four BING payments recorded.
A garbled OCR list shows several names and ages linked to marriage licenses, including individuals from multiple locations. The fragmentary data references Tan, Bernard Anderson, Veronica Bailey, George Howard, Shen Vea, and others with ages and places such as Omaha and Farragut, but details are unclear.
The Malvern Community club reelected R W Halyern as president with Robert Boehner as vice president W D Blothower treasurer and Allen Wortzman secretary. Blothower reported a small income while membership remained steady. Plans include a February dinner and a push for a state normal college at Tabor. The group also backed a free outside gate for the 1934 Mille County Fair.
Dr Gidley presides over a state veterinary meeting, with sessions on professional advancement education and entertainment features. Several veterinarians from the region attend, and Gidley has served as state group president during the past year.
Hopp explains the liquor control measure recently passed by the Iowa House of Representatives. Rudolph Hopp discusses aims for law observance and temperance. The bill moved to the Senate by a 74 to 39 vote amid debate.
Fragment mentions a county town meeting or vote with an estimated 280 participants, but text is garbled and omits key names places and dates. No verifiable actions or outcomes are present to summarize.
The readable fragment presents a brief item with names and a date or event tag. It notes topics around OP and a named person Lely with a numeric cue 7, suggesting a calendar or score reference. No clear outcome or context is provided.
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