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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1945

Page

5

Mexican laborers help Burlington railroad project near Hastings

About 50 Mexican nationals arrived in Hastings and Malvern to work on the Burlington railroad two miles east of Hastings. They will stay roughly two months, housed in a railroad camp in Hastings, and were seen cashing large checks in Malvern. The Fourth of July was observed quietly, with some local gatherings and visits to nearby cities. Me and Mrs H F Clark’s yard showcased a tall regal flowering stalk with 20 buds, a striking sight.

Hastings Burlington Haet- Ings

Memorial services for Norman Genung set July 7

Memorial services for the late Norman Genung will be held Saturday July 7 at 10 15 a m in the courtroom under the auspices of the Milla County Bar Association Judge Vernon Johnson at Sidney Iowa preside and resolutions prepared by a committee of the local bar will be presented by H M Logan Judge H J Mantz of Des Moines and Audubon county member of the Iowa supreme court have indicated they will be present A representative from the bar of each county in the district is expected to give a short address including John P Tinley J J Hess Earl Ferguson Edward Eaton Clifford Powell Judge John A Murray Judge Kent Martin and Jake Moore among others as Democratic state chairman closely associated with Mr Genung

Norman Genung Milla County Bar Association Vernon Johnson Sidney Il H. M. Logan H. J. Mantz Des Moines Audubon County Iowa Supreme Court John P. Tinley J. J. Hess Pottawattamle Earl Ferguson Page County Edward Eaton Fremont County Clifford Powell Montgomery County John A. Murray Harrison County Kent Martin Cass County Jake Moore Shelby County

Warn Against Driving With No License In County

County Sheriff Robert S Moore and Deputy Frank D Logan report many wrecks involve drivers lacking licenses The examiner visits Glenwood every two weeks with next on July 11 Citizens without licenses urged to obtain one promptly Be a mortgage note clerk and records show July 4 effective fees for chattel mortgage releases Hattie Brown County Recorder notes 6 6 cent charge per release Also mentions divorces James LeRoy Johnson versus Bosale D Johnson Vas Mao Miller versus Wayne B Miller

Robert S. Moore Frank D. Logan Sherif Moore Glenwood Hattie Brown Houghton State Bank of Red Oak Careeu State Bank James LeRoy Johnson Bosale D. Johnson Vas Mao Miller Wayne B Millor

Malvern Picnic Held by Glendale Malvernites in LA

Mra Wm Chamberlain of Glendale writes of Malvernites ninth annual picnic in Lincoln Park Los Angeles on June 24. About 80 attendees listed by committee members Carl Hertz and Nels Nelson organized a large food table and a reunion of numerous families and friends including Hertz Gallther Mulholland Mulholland Walker and many others.

Mra Wm. Chamberlain Glendale Cal Los Angeles Lincoln Park Carl Hertz Nels Nelson Oscar EB. Hertz Shirley Jane Chas. Raine Donald Eugene Patricia Ann Harry Gallther Paul L. Gallther Sam Walker Shirley Walker Clark Georgia Marsh Noel Blanch R. Boehner Mina Brown Minnie Hedding Geo. Hedding Arthur R. McCullough D. C. Cunningham Stanley Mickey L. Kunea Percy L. Atkinson Harley Fazel Rose Mulholland Gloyd Mulholland Beverly Walter Jen Bert Bushnell Wingate Gibbs Dave Kilpatrick Dewey Dye Ida Strahan Herbert Hall Nancy Jack Mulholland Arthur Armstrong and Douglas Julia Ann Marilyn Danny Kelley Howard Nels A. Nelson Joe Donner Dianna Frank Ju

July 1 Cookie Day for Service Center

Cooklea will be sent to the service men’s center in Omaha Wednesday July 11. Please note the date as our usual time on the first Wednesday of the month. Information from the center indicates that the number of service men traveling has doubled and the demand is greater. Money to purchase milk is needed also.

Cooklea Service Men’s Center Omaha

Death of Lt Carl Wanamaker Reported

Mrs. R A Bloedel learned last Saturday of her brother Lt Carl Wanamaker death in action after her father Dr A E Wanamaker of Hamburg had been missing in December. Wanamaker commanded a platoon of five tanks and war officials promised further letter notification.

R. A. Bloedel Carl Wanamaker A. E. Wanamaker Hamburg War Department

Lateness of Season in Illinois Affects Farmers and Mills County

Claude Wilson notes late corn planting and corn borer moths threaten oat yields in Illinois area. Wheat is minor locally, better along the Mississippi. War time travel limits hinder Iowa visits. urging use of gas and rail to aid war effort. Mentions Willard Millikan and Mills county men returning from German prisons. asks to advance their date.

Claude Wilson Illinois Willard Millikan Mills County

Beekeeper Jones and Wife Help Sugar Shortage Fight

Beekeeper Troy Jones and his wife operate 600 bee colonies across Milla county from a mobile setup at Malvern’s fairgrounds. They place groups on farms near clover, harvest honey with an on site extractor, and ship the product to Harlan for 60 gallon casks, aiding sugar shortage relief.

Milla County Troy Jones Milla County Fair Grounds Malvern Mre. Jones Jones Xeerby Berkeeper Jongs Wile Elmost Gradie Tabor Rodman Glenwood Mintle Hasselquist Workman Btrahan Edie Place Emerson Carter Orchard Gang Bee Dmes Ea Jones Ealy Harlan Mrs. Jones

German-born Infantryman Heads to Guard Duty in Europe

In Germany Above as Pvt. Ronald M. Schurr, a son of Mr. and Mrs. George Schurr of Hastings. He entered the service in November 1944 and took 16 weeks training at Fort McClellan, Alabama, then three weeks at Fort Meade, Maryland before being sent overseas. He landed in Zierenburg, Germany in April where he now serves on guard duty.

Jared 8. Woodfill M. GC. Woodfil Strahan Great Lakes Stillwater Okla Navy Pier School Chicago Daniel O. Bryan Daniel Bryan Hastings Langenzeen Germany Belgium Ronald M. Schurr George Schurr Ft. McClellan Ala Ft. Meade, Md Zierenburg

And More Rain Weather With Wide Temperatures Reported

Weather notes show continued rain and warm days with highs around 93 and cooler periods near 52. Overall precipitation totals reached 1.80 inches as storms persisted this week, affecting local plans.

Commander Saggan Speaks At County Meeting

Mills county Legion and Auxiliary members heard Hugo Saggan of Denison describe duties to returning World War II service men and urged continued bond purchases. Election results named Emerson and Malvern members as officers. three musical numbers were performed.

Mills County Legion and Auxilary Malvern Hugo Saggan Denison Legion Frank Oplevie Emerson E.G. Wederqvist Strahan Evan- Reline Lang Stella Mulholland Malvertr Gibson Marianne Lang Ralph Hall Ray Jones J. M. Steele J. P. Hansen

Tractor Injury Fatal to Stoddard on County Line

Lloyd Stoddard was killed Friday on a San Matbhqwa farm east of Tabor after backing a tractor into a 15 foot ditch. His wife found him between noon and 1 p m. Burial followed at Mt Zion cemetery. Surviving are his widow three children two sisters and seven grandchildren.

Lloyd Stoddard Tabor Reeves Mt. Zion

Card of Thanks for condolences and help after death

We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for sympathy and aid during the bereavement caused by the death of our husband and father Mrs Other Holden and Children.

Other Holden

Malvern Town Ordinances From Early Days Documented

A Leader reporter profiles old Malvern town council ordinances from 1902 and later, noting rules on rail safety and licensing, sidewalk construction, and curfew. The piece highlights terms once used and shifts with modernization, referencing ordinance No 17 and the Tabor Northern Railway easement, plus curfew era limits.

Malvern Mut Vero Iowa Sounell Tabor Northern Tabor & Northern Railway Co First Avenue Third Street Fifth Street First

Also Mentioned on This Page

X. S. Gennung Court House Navy School Goy Farm Unois Mississippi River Wife Birry Mills County Fair Grounds Mr. Jones Joneses Roe Vicrour Act Powpe Saggan County Legion and Auxiliary Officers Stoddard
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