Bank deposits in Mills county exceed two million dollars
Mills county deposits rose to 2,087,882.99 led by Malvern Trust & Savings Bank Glenwood State Bank and Emerson State Bank with a 103,638.60 rise since the June call. Loans totaled 996,443.78, up from 890,684.67, signaling healthier bank business despite a shortened income period.
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Mills County
Malvern Trust & Savings Bank
Glenwood State Bank
Emerson State Bank
Mills
Malvern Trust & Savings Bath Ee
Silver City State Bank
Mineola State Bank
American Legion Auxiliary Meeting Notice
Regular meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary is set for Friday afternoon in the Community building. All members are urged to attend.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Carolyn Cook in Recital at Joslyn Memorial Omaha
Miss Carolyn Cook, winner of last spring’s national high school piano contest, performed three pieces in a young artists recital at the Joslyn Memorial in Omaha on Sunday. She played Bach Prelude and Fugue in B flat Chopin Fantasie Opus 49 and Debussy Gardens in the Rain to an audience of Malvern friends who praised her work.
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Carolyn
Cook
Glenwood
Joslyn Memorial
Omaha
Miss Cook
Debussy
Malvern
Henderson Student Earns Tau Beta Pi Honor at State College
Charles L Amick a senior electrical engineering student at State College Henderson was initiated into Tau Beta Pi the national honorary engineering fraternity This year Amick is one of 14 seniors to receive the award for scholarship character and campus service He serves as business manager of The Jaws Engineer president of Theta Chi and a member of the Student Faculty Committee on Fraternities He was elected to Pi Mu Epsilon and Guards of Saint Patrick and also works as the Engineering Division reporter for the college information service
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Charles L. Amick
Henderson
Ana State College
Amick
Tau Beta Pi
Basia
Jaws Engineer
Engineering Campus Monthly
Theta Chi
Pi Mu Epsilon
Guard of Saint Patrick
College Information Service
Mills County Residents Get Old Age Assistance
A December report from the Town Old Age Assistance commission shows 180 Mills County residents received aid through the Social Security board. The total assistance was 2607 dollars, averaging 14.48 dollars per person. Across the state 29,704 people received aid totaling 436,247 dollars, averaging 14.69 dollars.
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Mills County
Social Security Board
Town Old Age Assistance Commission
Fire destroys Kawrsun farm home in unknown blaze
Fire of unknown origin gutted the farm home of Mr and Mrs Juhi Shaler at Kawrsun Saturday causing about 5000 in damage. The kitchen and attic were ablaze when discovered. Mr and Mrs Sailer and five children escaped the burning house. A local man, LON Shafter, helped pull the family to safety. Insurance partly covers the loss.
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Fara
Juhi Shaler
Are
Sailer
Sin Chillive
Lon. Shafter
Malvern Community Club to Elect Officers in 1937 Meeting
The Malvern Community club opens the new year with a 7:30 PM meeting at the community building. President Abe Kavich will preside as officers are elected and other business is discussed. Kavich urges every businessman in the community to attend.
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Malvern Community Club
Abe Kavich
Kavich
Babson Foresees Rise in Standard of Living
Babson Park Mass. reports that business is much better today than during the Bank Holiday of March 1933. Activity is above normal and not far from the 1929 peak, while a persistent sentiment across classes holds that American living standards have improved.
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Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Babson Budget Plan Offered Free To Malvern Readers
A 1937 Working Plan for Your Money by Roger W. Babson details budget ranges from 1200 to 40000 dollars. The Publishers Financial Bureau offers a free copy by mail, including a chart of living standards from 1907 to date, with 3 cents postage, mentioning The Malvern Leader.
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Roger W. Babson
Publishers Financial Bureau
Babson Park
Mass
Malvern Leader
Economic gloom cited as living standards fall
Fragmentary newspaper note references a belief that living standards will not return to prior levels. Mentions Babson and a study aiming to determine how living standards of the average man have declined, with a continuation cue to page.
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Ideaci A. Haut Apni
Aperia
Babson
Mills Countians Secure Major Committee Posts
Mills County residents populate both houses with key committee roles as the Iowa legislature opens. W. H. Cramer of Emerson serves on nine house panels including child welfare and ways and means, while Senator K. A. Evans of Emerson chairs the state planning committee and sits on eight groups such as agriculture, banks, and highways.
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Iowa
Mills
House
Senate
W. H. Cramer
Emerson
K. A. Evans
Mills-Montgomery
Cramer
Evans
Agriculture
Board of Control
Three Farm Sales Scheduled Next Week
After a quiet week the farm sale business shows an upturn with three auctions planned. G. W. Estes near Tabor lists livestock and farm machinery with Jack Ames as auctioneer. Dale Hevern hosts a sale two miles south of Malvern featuring dairy cattle, farming implements and hay.
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G. W. Estes
North Tabor
Jack Ames
Dale Hevern
Malvern
Talbott
Slegale
Clargiee Bulys
Priday
Hleen
Andy Verkbigner
Maher
Gabe Lane
Highvat
A. Tathott
al Elegen
High School Cast to Present Hulda of Holland Operetta
The Malvern Community building hosts Hulda of Holland next Tuesday at 8 pm under Miss Lydia Thiedeman. The cast, chosen from the student body, features Peters Cats Pernald Schoening and many Dutch girls and Hoboken connections in a tale of mistaken identity ending in marriage.
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Hulda
Holland
Malvern
Lydia Thiedeman
Hildegarde Haum- Gartner
Jon Steer
Steen
Hoboken
N. Y
Jerry Heyden
Paris
Jon Steen
Jerry
Jon
Peter Cats
Pernald Schoening
Jacob Hagenbeets
Marlin Richardson
Death of Chas S Slater in Glenwood Iowa
Chas S Slater longtime Malvern area resident dies Monday morning at his Glenwood home after brief pneumonia illness. Funeral in Malvern Methodist church followed by burial in Malvern cemetery. Obituary notes born April 16 1871 in New York, adopted son of Sampson and Kate Slater, moved to Iowa at age six, married Minnie Stone Oct 11 1893, five surviving children Harold C Slater Zella Irene Bersy Gladys Tone Fygerth Marlin Sof Desvatuc Ih and Fdpar A Slater plus wife and one grandchild.
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Chas. S. Slater
Glenwood
Mr. Slater
Malvern
Malvern Methodist Church
C. A. Calkins
L. A. Talbott
J. H. Beckwith
A. R. Graves
Harry Hilton
George Short
C. L. Williams
Fred Hall
Hurial
Sampson
Kate Slater
New York
Iowa
Slater
Minnie Stone
Harold C. Slater
Zella Irene Bersy
Omaha
Gladys Tone Fygerth
Lakota
Marlin Sof Desvatuc
Fdpar A
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Loss
A heartfelt thanks from mourners for the kindness shown during a time of bereavement. The note expresses gratitude for support and sympathy following a death, naming individuals and offering appreciation for condolences and help.
Early rush to register cars before penalty deadline
Mills county automobile owners rush to register their license plates with five days left before the penalty. Tuesday figures from County Treasurer Maurice Mayberry show registrations at about 60 more per day than a year ago, keeping the treasurer’s office busy. Officials predict fewer tallies than last year.
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Counc
Maurice Mayberry
Justice Sought in Case of Cat Tail
In Glenwood on Tuesday Justice of the Peace Thorn Cheyney heard a cruelty to animals case against W. C. Gustin and Aston Davis of Hastites. The defendants were accused of cutting a cat's tail belonging to Fred Priest of Hastings. Seven witnesses testified and the court fined each defendant $25 plus costs.
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Justice of the Peace Thorn Cheyney
Court House
Glenwood
W. C. Gustin
Aston Davis
Hastites
State of
Iowa
Fred Priest
Hastings
WH. T. Wellons
Marion Pease
Will Clark Jr
Henry Clark
Harald Clark
Emory Marti Gordon Bird
Marshal Pease
Game Law Violators Meet Up with the Law
Six people arraigned for violating state game laws after being stopped by state officers near Glenwood. John Cheyney of Pacific Junction faced charges for carrying a loaded gun on a public highway. others include H J Kiser and Lyle Mullica for similar offenses, Paul Wright Bartlett and Roy Wright Jr for hunting without licenses, and Harry L. Duffy with multiple charges including killing rabbits in a closed season. fines totaled, and Duffy’s gun was confiscated.
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John Cheyney
Pacific Junction
Justice of the Peace
Thorn Cheyney
Glenwood
Brother John
R. B Courtright
Council Bluffs
L. F. Kiner
Shenandoah
H. J. Kiser
Paul Wright Bartlett
Roy Wright Jr. Bartlett
Lyle Mullica
Harry L. Duffy
Duffy
Glenwood Odd Fellows Install Officers at Odd Fellows lodge
The Glenwood Odd Fellows held a regular meeting with installation of officers led by District Grand Master Vernon Crouse of Hastigs. New officers included Bewit Paulsen as Worshipful Master, Ralph Voxview as Senior Warden, Job Ross as secretary, Carl Seta as treasurer, and Fl arley Ruth as Inner Guard, with a following oyster stew meal after the ceremony.
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Glenwood
F.lodge
Vernon Crouse
Hastigs
Bewit Paulsen
Wolde Grants
Ralph Vox View Wrand
Acl
Ty Krank
Chawen Lage Hein
Abines
Iaaide Gustan
Peed Davis
Cardians
Bauer Wong
Os Vt
Two Called From Malvern CC Camp to Work in Flood Area
Malvern group mobilizes to flood relief, sending 780 truck drivers and 10 rescue teams from Ohio River region toward Des Moines. Ted Phipps and Bee Tie Bovey from Hoone trained in first aid. telegram orders extended field service with Army ECW.
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Malvern
Wat
T Wlan Ten
Des Moines
Towa Army
COU
Ted Phipps
Bee Tie Bovey
Hoone
Teth
Army
ECW
Meeram
Towa
Red Oak
Winterset
8Th Field Artillery
Theth Cavalry
Army Post
Mills County Farm Bureau Woman Reports on Convention
Mrs Gost describes the 18th annual Iowa Farm Bureau Federation convention in Des Moines attended by Mills County members. She notes friendships formed, junior bureau banquet, the pageant The Quest of Agriculture, community dancing, and strong speeches by state and national leaders.
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Maks
Vinson Goos
Gost
Mills
Lott Farm Bureau Federation
Des Moines
Vern Matthews
Longstreet
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Omy Aitind
Ellows
West Pottawattamie
Farm Bureau
Tan Hota
Mills County
Shrine
Wimneshirk County
Muscatine
Hardin
Tall McRae
Lowa State College
Lowa
Farat
Francis Johnson
National Buen Huevent
Flward O) Neal
State Women's Barat Bureau
Miva
PF Uswerth Richarydwars
Directit
Mig Sewell
Gay Jeroen Nebo
Reaschel
Biti
Patna
Sybnahs
Mi Ague
Pat
Generous Malvernians and Mills Rally for Red Cross Aid
Citizens across Malvernia and nearby Mills joined a fundraising drive led by Mrs. W. T. McCausland to aid flood areas. Metaus-Fane workers canvassed homes, quickly surpassing a $36 quota as Henderson residents contributed $45 and other towns donated additional funds.
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Malvernians
Mills
Cahant
Misturmimes
Moe
She Obie Wok
Rovers
Eyett Lee Fery Ure Tieal Red Cross Oewatizae
Vietiy Slarteck
Ganvaes
Fae Fvnede
Iman Opersens
Peimt Tie Stiri
Coaebeystile
Towat
Lowat
W. Th McCausland
Metaus- Fane
Henderson
Scout Executive to Speak at Father and Son Banquet
Melvin Tudor, Scout Executive of the Waubonsie area and Council Bluffs award winner for community service, will headline the Monday Father and Son banquet in the Community building. The Malvern Boy Scouts sponsors the event with tickets 40 cents, and activities include patrol demonstrations, talks by youth and dads, plus informal entertainment.
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Counce Bluffs
Melvin Tudor
Waubonsie
Siward
Council Bluffs
Malvern
Payment Announced for Sail Building Practices in 1937
A 1937 agricultural conservation program in the north central region lists approved soil-building practices and payment rates. J Wearin, chairman of Mills County Agricultural Conservation Committee, said farmers joining the 1937 AAA may receive payments covering a substantial portion of costs to maintain and improve land productivity. Payments vary by crop and practice, with alfalfa at 32.50 per acre and several clover and legume mixtures at 150 per acre.
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J. Wearin
Mills County
Norecrop
B. B. Dean Dies at Glenwood Home
Obituary notice reports the death of B. B. Dean at Glenwood Home. The brief item gives few details beyond the surname and residence, noting the decedent's connection to a local home for seniors and the surrounding community context.
Birthday Ball Planned In Malvern Saturday Evening
Plans complete for the birthday celebration of the president in Malvern Community Building with a dance and other features. Committees report careful planning and good weather expected for the event starting at say o'clock Saturday evening.
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Tikal
Malvern
Birthday Marty Celebrates with All-Inclusive Admission
General President LE Mulholland announces on Monday that admission covers all features of the Birthday Marty program. He says no extra charges will be added for dancing or entertainment, and merrymakers can only spend more on icing refreshments or the birthday cake.
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LE. Mulholland
Monifay
Ting
County fair to feature Yessir Male quartet and spelling bee
The all county event will fit into a community building and attract hundreds of couples. Proceeds support local and national efforts against paralysis. The Yessir Male quartet from Omaha Chamber of Commerce headlines the program along with an old fashioned spelling bee for a cash prize and a birthday cake surprise.
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Yessir
Omaha Chamber of Commerce
Popularity Contest Ties to Birthday Cake Fundraiser
A county contest invites young ladies to enter a popularity contest linked to selling tickets for a birthday cake. River Spoor is listed as entrant, with ticket sales determining first place. Entries should notify Mrs. Woom Hiett, Mrs. J. U. Parsons, or The Malvern Leader office.
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Woom. Hiett
J. U. Parsons
Malvern Leader
Mills County Birthday Party Aims for Record Bake and Dance
The largest ever cake will be shown at the Mills County affair with basement bingo and refreshments. Dwayne Warner and his orchestra provide music after a program. The event, part of 60 similar U.S. celebrations, designates 70 percent of profits to Mills County and 30 percent to the national infantile paralysis effort.
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Mills
Dwayne Warner
United States
Mills Coun Ty
Temperatures Stay Near Freezing Mark in Mills County
Wintry weather dominated Mills County with all nights below freezing except Sunday when it rose to four degrees above. Sunday was the warmest day of the week at 22 degrees. Readings for the week are listed from the Lown Nebraska Light and Power Co. site.
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Mills County
Lown - Nebraska Light and Power Co
Church Conference Sparks Merl Clerical Debate at Ves Abeteod
Readers report a church conference where Merl clit vbadien led discussions amid tensions at Ves Abeteod. The event drew attendees including Pete Re Web Pattie and DP b ste, with focus on community roles and parish guidance.
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Sereast
Merl
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Katrina
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Elmer Jackson
Vraun Cats
Roberta Ranne
Clayton Herts
Jimmy Stone
Pat Callider
Sritek
Reid Lyford
Adrian
Bob McCormick
Cornelius Heyden
James Swain
Betty Barger
Dorothy Slothaner
Marjorie Stout
Josephine Hayden
Margaret Robbins
Marilouise Juelke
Mary Marsh
Annella Waller
Chas, Slater
Wedesley
Justice Court
Glenwood Odd Fellows
Malvern CC
CCC
Mills County Farm Bureau
Scout
County Association
B. B. Dean
Church Conference
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