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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1930

Page

5

Free Ice Cream Fireworks Band Concert July Fourth Malvern

Malvern hosts a free Fourth of July celebration Friday evening at Mills County Fair grounds. The program features free ice cream from Malvern Cold Storage, a 7 pm band concert, a fireworks display around 9 pm, and a post show dance in the women’s building with standard admission. Grounds, shade, and water provided. gate and grandstand free.

Malvern Malavern Mills County Fair Grounds Fair Malvern Cold Storage Company The Fair Association Malvern Community Club

Harvest Days Begin As Farmers Plan Harvest In County

Farmers across the county anticipate harvesting this weekend or next as grain ripens and stands of wheat show promise of twenty five to thirty bushels per acre though prices remain low. Many fields look golden while oats crop is bumper north of Hastings and valley crops appear strong with good stands on Evans and Robbing farms east of Malvern.

Silla Nishna Botna Robbing Brothers Malvern D. E. Whitfeld Pouth Deer Greek Wearln Hastings

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Wearin Named Chairman of State Judicial Convention

At a meeting of the state central committee of the Democratic Party in Des Moines last Thursday the side-saw chairman of the state judicial convention was announced. The convention will be held August 5 in Des Moines. Mills County delegates to the convention are listed in another column.

Democratic Party Dee Moines Mills County Dopatty R. B. Tubbs Emerson G. C. Greenwalt Hastings Wara Carl Cook C. E. Dean W. C. Rathke Republican Central Committee Hazel Hollingshead Milla County H. A. Darting Des Moines John Clark Mary Rathke H. A. Dartin George Bates Ira Turner George Hilton E. W. Knight Rachel Davis Ina Farquhbar A. B. Judson Des ‘Moines Carl’ Cook Harvey, Lozan Will Rathke Wayne Choate W. P. Wortman Vern B Mathews H. M. Logan W. Knight Allen Wortman Walter Boylan Chas. Buffington A. P. Phillips Roy Mansfield Council Bluffs C. BE. Dean C. J. Lakin Harry Nelson W. A. Fisher Fred Kirkendall J. O. Laird Harvey Maddox T. W. Gidley Sam Anderson C. R. Warren Malvern Thia Falr Andy Barkhimer Justica of the Peace Jake Frazier Constable F. H. Kruse Justica Ormory June Fickel Milly Esther Olson Pacific Junction Otha D. Wearin June Pickel Otha PD H. ©. Dreyer George Estes G. T. Harover Henry Dietchler Dan W. Steck Clyds Genung D. B. Whitfield June Flakel Fred Priest Irving Fleer T .A. Anderson Ben Bayes John Olson Tom Davis Workman Charles Nipp John Flava Ban

Mills County Completes Paving Program on Highway 34

Mills County finishes its primary highway paving project with concrete laid from the county line east to the line and west along Highway 34 into Hastings. Work remains only on a short dirt patch over the Wa bash overhead and a few gaps to finish in Montgomery Clark Union and Adams counties. Officials expect Highway 34 to be the first cross state fully paved, with completion around September 15.

Etherson Mills County Wabash Malreth Hastings Harrigah Construction Company Red Oak Montgomery County Atata Osceola Clark County Union County Afton Adams County Corning

Epworth League Institute Offers Courses This Season

The Epworth League Institute ends its season offering credited study with certificates for attendees. Courses included international relations religious leadership Bible and World service, with certificates that may be added to each year.

Traveling Through The East The Editor Writes

The editor chronicles a long eastward trip with wife and daughters starting June 14 from Malvern, detailing a Milwaukee convention and a four week auto cruise along Lake Michigan shoreline. He notes rain, car trouble, and a scenic, densely named route through Council Bluffs, Marshalltown, Waterloo, Chicago, Milwaukee, Racine, Waukegan, Evanston, Sheridan and Michigan boulevards, Gary, South Bend, Elkhart, and into Michigan with orchard-rich farms and old farmsteads along Highway No 112.

Malvern Helen Zens Jease National Editorial Association Milwaukee Marshalltown Waterloo Chicago Cadar Mt. Vernon Lake Michigan Racine Waukeegan Fyanston Lakeshore Sheridan Boulevard Michigan Boulevard Hammond Gary Indiana South Bend Elkhart Helen Michigan Jonesville Cambridge Mile Soa Iaeacoxas

Mr Weidner Pays 48th Time for The Leader

Sam Weidner, longtime Malvern dairyman and subscriber to The Leader, visited the office Monday morning to renew his subscription, calling it his forty eighth dime. He recalls customers loyal for fifteen to twenty years and is celebrated for his long association with the paper.

Sam Weidner Leader Weidner Malvern Mills Weldner

Sarah E Donner Dies at Home in Malvern Saturday

Sarah E Berkhimer Donner longtime Mills County resident dies at her Malvern home after weeks of illness. Funeral at First Baptist Church Malvern conducted by Rev Frank G Tebow. Survived by six children including Sadie B Roy G and Irving Fouls. fourteen grandchildren and two brothers Louis Berkhimer and Andy Berkhimer.

Sarah E. Donner Malvern First Baptists Church Frank G. Tebow Donner Council Bluffs Hospital Baptist Church F. R. Chantry BE. W. Knight Sarah E. Berkhimer Andrew Berkhimer Mills County Henry L. Donner Aho Alti Roy G Trvin Fouls John Nelsen Ira ‘Lewis Omaha Fred Robb Oaks N. Dakota Louis Berkheimer Long Beach Calif Atdy Berkhimer Malvarn The Wie Wie. Ie

A L A to Send Victrola to Vets

The American Legion Auxiliary met at the Community Building with Mrs. H J Benton presiding. They voted to buy four portable Victrolas for disabled war veterans in Knoxville and elected Mrs W D Slothower as delegate to join the Fort Dodge convention.

American Legion Auxiliary H. J. Benton Malvern C. M. Vetter Atlantic

Party Followers Select Delegates for State Meets

Light turnout at Glenwood county conventions for both parties led to routine proceedings in the armory and courthouse. Delegates were chosen for state and district conventions, with several officers and committee posts filled, and Democratic and Republican selections announced for Des Moines meetings in July.

Glenwood Court House

State Highway 41 shoulder repairs near Mille County

Repairs to shoulders on Highway 41 in Mille County were completed this week by the State Highway commission. Crews began work on Highway 94 and addressed a widening project along the north segment outside Mulevera. The crew encountered delay and weather challenges during the work.

Comalualou Mille County Mule Vera Tuesaday

Water Filtration Plans Open Bids As County News Stir

County notes show bids for a new filtration plant using Keg Creek water to be opened July 11. County meetings reveal opposition from two groups over water safety and steamboat concerns while literacy lags and auto registrations rise. Labor Day plans loom with a Glenwood lake park picnic expected to draw 6,000 to 7,000 attendees, plus parades and bands.

Glenwood Thair Tas Iong Otto Judkins Mills County Lazéry Magonic Lodge Lake Park Misgouri Valley Ovar Malvern Otha D. Wearle Weaarin Esther Olsson Paclic Junction Lst Vane Fickel Hill

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Huge crowd at annual county banquet Thursday

A large turnout packed the Malvern Community building for the third annual Farmers Merchants Bankers banquet with 536 guests fed by two dozen waitresses. Toastmaster Floyd McCluskey led toasts after dinner as speakers urged farmer merchant banker unity and addressed farm conditions, prices, and policy.

Malvern Community Building Mra June Fickel

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Plano Wearin State Judicial Conven Epworth League Institute Mr. Weidner Long Ilness Victrola Vets Greenwall C. M. Jones Malvern Pionesr Eesti Bagienon McCluskey Floyd McCluskey Frank Koychendahl Shenandoah Koychendahl Koyahendah Farm Board Farm Bureau Grange Farmers Union T. J. Leary Harle-Haes Drug Company Leary Mr. Swary Barker Ogln J. A. Celp Omaha National Bank Wade & Milwtake
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