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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1948

Page

5

Girl Arrested for Forging Checks in Glenwood

Lorraine Collins aged 15 from Red Oak was arrested by Sheriff Robert I Moore in Glenwood last Friday for passing forged checks. She bought shoes at Atekruse Store with a forged check and attempted to cash a $10 check at Lee Store before being questioned. She admitted the forgery and was returned to Red Oak to face prior parole-related charges from December 1947.

Lorraine Collins Red Oak Robert I Moore Glenwood Miss Collins Atekruse Clyde Deube Lee Alltekruse Misa Collins Moore Heswan

Wildlife Exhibit at Glenwood to Open Soon

The State Conservation Commission Education Exhibit will tour Glenwood at the courthouse square from 2 PM to 9 PM on July g. Built on a 34 foot trailer the unit houses about 30 native birds and animals 10 tanks of eye fish four cages of snakes and a self contained power plant public address and moving picture equipment. The traveling show aims to bring conservation stories to state schools with an average of 7 000 school children attending weekly. If weather allows a film will be shown at 8330.

State Conservation Commission Glenwood Court House Square The Conservation Commission

Morrell Executive to Schroeder Packing Company

Victor A. Gibbs, former Morrell beef sales manager, will become general sales manager for Schroeder Packing Co. in Glenwood. Gibbs, with 28 years at Morrell, plans to move around August 1.

Morrell Schroeder Packing Company Schroeder Packing Co Glen Wood Victor A. Gibbs John Morrell and Co Ottumwa Gibbs Schroeder Morrell and Co Glenwood

Wheat Loan Set at 2 10 Per Bushel

Mills county farmers can obtain government wheat loans at two dollars and ten cents per bushel through the county AAA office. Loans run from harvest until December 31 1948 and mature on demand or by April 30 1949. Warehouse loans are issued at two dollars and twenty four cents per bushel.

Mills County Fred Hertoge AAA

Bank deposits slip below ten million amid postwar inflation

Mills county bank deposits fall to 853 003 00 from 310 027 970 56 on April 12 and 10 883 541 80 a year ago as postwar inflation reduces savings. High mark reached 11 222 008 30 last October with total county deposits around 9 636 836 45 and 32 275 174 38 for what appears to be a statewide and regional trend.

Mills County Juna Malvern T Glenwood Emerson State Silver City Mineola State Henderson Branch

Final Rites Held Here for J Arthur Cox

Final rites were held at Mansfeld Funeral home for James Arthur Cox born Oct 1 1879 near Jonesboro Tend. He married Julia Idabelle Bacon Jan 28 1899 and later Flora Belle Johnson Aug 7 1963. He died July 6 after years of ill health in Shenandoah, leaving seven children and fourteen grandchildren.

Mansfeld James Arthur Cox Wm. Baker Malvern Paul Seeger J. A. Kline Jonesboro Tend Julia Idabelle Bacon Iowa Mal Vern Flora Belle Johnson Hastings Shenandoah Hospital Carl West Side Hart Omaha Ralph Grand Junction Charles Monte Vista Colo Wahneeta Thomas Concordia Kan Grace Slattery Long Beach Calif Mabel Swain Jefferson Charles Cox Ralph Cox Evan Swain Carl Cox Robert Cox J. A. Cox Shenandoah

Coons Bring Three Pups to Durbin Farmstead

Coons captured at J F Durbin farmstead southwest of Emerson yielded three pups given to Durbin’s two sons. Jimmie watches Robert Knights feed one from a bottle as the others hide. The young raccoons make a noisy, lively display, scampering around and climbing trees, while remaining generally friendly and playful.

J. F. Durbin Emerson Mr. Durbin Admiral Jimmie Robert Kights Paina

Final judging of junior garden plots at Malvern club

The Malvern Garden Club judged 18 plots 11 by 25 feet cared for by junior members. First prize went to Barbara Hell, Wathryn Dalryny, and Sally Mulholland. second to Barbara Brewer and Janet Martin. third to Barbara Shonka and Dixie Sanders. Honorable mention awarded to James Frasier.

Malvern Garden Club Frank Churchill Francis Pace Barbara Hell Wathryn Dalrynyple Sally Mulholland Barbara Brewer Janet Martin Barbara Shonka Dixie Sanders James Frasier

Wheat Flows to Elevators in Annual Harvest

Mills county reports a record wheat harvest across about 24000 acres with yields reaching 60 bushels per acre in flood damaged areas. Elevators near Malvern see long lines as trucks unload while belts run full. Strong weather boosted picking progress and farmers anticipate completion within a week despite army worm damage in some fields.

Mills County Malvern Nishna Ray W. Jones The Lot Conservation Service Benson

Willard Named Secretary of Malvern Schools

John Willard, cashier of the Malvern Trust & Savings Bank, was named secretary of the Independent School District of Malvern at a board meeting on July 1. The board offered contracts to Robert Harris as high school principal at 2700 dollars per year and to Mrs. Marry Kemp as mathematics instructor at 2500 dollars. Willard succeeds Jm. W. Sale, who asked to be relieved after serving since 1925. The secretary handles attendance at meetings, minutes and financial records, warrants, and reports. The board also reviewed teaching applications and other business.

John Willard Malvern Trust & Savings Bank Independent Malvern Board of Education Robert Harris Mal Vern Marry Kemp Willard

Mills Republicans Back Byington for District Judge

Mills county Republicans backed former county attorney Byington for district judge at the county convention last Friday. He faces Judge Vernon Johnson of Sidney for the Republican nomination at the district judicial convention in Council Bluffs on July 29. Delegates for state and district conventions were named, with endorsements for secretary of state candidate Ellen Mitchell and various party officers and committees. Also noted is a two weeks trip by Mr and Mrs Donner and Volney Smith departing Des Moines for Washington and B C stops before returning to the area.

Mills County Backton Byington Vernon Johnson Sidney Council Bluffs Elen Mitchell W. C. Rathke Glenwood Whitney Inland Virginia Gilland Inez Mpn Lois FE. Drake Edgar &E. Cook Donald Strand Madje Selzak C. D. Alstrope Harry Logan Mildred Schade Eliot Thomas Dale Harper Ed Carter GC. G. Taylor Ela Daniel Mavern W. R. Byingtor Harry Evans Emerson Leona Dixon Pearl McLain Pacific Junction E. L. Fisher Shirley Lincoln, Jr Hilver City R. P. Galt William Drake Beasie Merritt Louis Scott Robinsonli W. K. Brown K, R. Cook Frank Duval Rollin Buffington Ed Green Malvern W. R. Ayington Ruth Salyers F. R. Chantry F. A. Wortman J. R. Hall Iran Turner Robert Evans John Barnes Martha Ann Evans Hastings Henry Washburn Wendell Lambert Imogene Chas W. Rayton Frank Boyle Mineola L. F. Kruse H. M. Logan KK. R. Cook W. B. Drake Mary E. Logan Fay McManigal Robinson I Walter Breen C. Dp Aistrope Brown W. R. Byington F. R, Wortman Donner Shirley Lincoln, Sr el, Fisher, Emerson Roscoe Greenwood Henry W. Washburn FL Or Chantry KR. Cook J. L. Donners 4. Donner Donald Volney Smith Des Moines Robert Chesebrough Washington B. Cc

Mercury Soars As Heat Wave Stretches Across Week

An Iowa town endures a scorching week with temperatures peaking at 98 degrees on Tuesday and Wednesday. Rainfall totals include 1.10 inches Sunday morning and 1.19 inches on another day. Highs ranged from the mid 60s to upper 90s while lows stayed in the 60s and 70s.

Iowa Power & Light Co

Democrats Recall At County Convention In Glenwood

Democrats in Milla county held a county convention in Glenwood naming delegates to state and district events. They reelected Frank Wallace as county chairman and approved resolutions recalling pre New Deal days while praising Roosevelt and Truman and urging support for Democratic tickets. Delegates and alternates across Silver City Hastings Mineola Malvern Glenwood and Pacific Junction were listed for state judicial and congressional conventions.

Milla County Glenwood Frank Wallace A. J. Bett L. T. Genung Margaret Buttman Malvern F. J. Wallace Mariam R. Genung Robert Hopp Max G. Siref Gordon Steiner Henderson Phyllis Simmons Jane Belt Ann Cheyney Harry Sligger- Veer Verne O. Moore Pacific Junction Lorraine Breeding Viola Buchel Mineola G. T. Harover Gep. H. White Fred Buttman John McGintus Imogene L. Z. Genung Paul Cheyney Ivan P. Steele Fred Lockabill Hastings Clifford V. Moore A. Flanagan Silver City Harry Slikkerveer Edward Hopp Guenwood Otha D. Wearin Viola Biche Clay Estes Allen Watts Pacific Lola Boguette Ernest DeLashmutt J. H. Deitchler Millie Eytes Fred Thieschafer Ivan P. Steel Cleva Master Tada Flanagan Glennond Geo. H. White Fre Buttman Melvern Fred Lonokabil Ward Fickle John McGinnis Verne C. Moore

Otha D Wearin Named as State Demo Keynoter

Former congressman Otha P Wearin of Hastings was chosen as keynoter for the state Democratic convention to be held in Des Moines on July 30. He will also serve as temporary chairman, and though out of political activity recently due to failing eyesight, he remains one of the party’s leading orators.

Otha P, Wearin Hastings Des Moines Wearin

Emerson Dedicates Honor Roll and War Memorial Monument

A Sunday afternoon ceremony at Emerson Park dedicated the community War Memorial Monument and honor roll plaque honoring World War II veterans. Speaker W. Rathke of Glenwood, former state commander of the American Legion, praised service. Mayor Robert Rudin accepted the memorial as Rev. C. H. Roos offered the dedication, with W RC and Legion Auxiliary participants supporting the program.

PHU Emerson Park W. ©. Rathke Glenwood American Legion Rathke Frank Ogrevie Women’s Relief Corps W. OH. Cramer C. Hoos Legion Auxiliary Marlon Peterson Red Oak R. Kh. Honeyman L. BE. Brammeier Emerson Community Club Robert Rudin C. H. Roos OH. Shankly Flaga

Card Of Thanks From Achenbach Family

We thank friends for flowers and expressions of sympathy during the death and burial of our wife and mother. Da W. Achenbach and Family.

da. W. Achenbach

Dutch Gun Club refreshment stand thanks patrons

Nell Winchell thanks the Dutch Gun Club and all who bought refreshments last Monday evening for helping fund the celebration, expressing appreciation for the opportunity to contribute to the success of the event.

Nell Winchell

Mills 4-H Clubs Score at Clarinda Field Day

Mills County 4-H clubs showcased strong turnout at the Soil Conservation Field Day in Clarinda on July 2. Five clubs attended, including Hastings Junior Feeders and Mills County Prize Winners, with about 75 Mills County farmers present, many attending for the first time. A follow up in the fall will report Brass fed cattle experiment results.

Alls County Pat Clarinda Minw County Hastings Silver Creek Ingraham Mills County

Hastings Provides Hospital Bed for Community Use

Public spirited citizens of Hastings purchased a hospital bed to aid bedridden residents for long-term care. A plastic mattress cover was added for cleanliness. The bed is in use by Mrs. Flora Fellows, who recently returned from the hospital and praised the convenience.

Hastings Flora Fellows

Emerson church installs Schulmerieh Electronies bells

The Methodist church at Emerson installs Schulmerieh Electronies in a memorial for Judge and Mrs Jaewis Tubbs and Mrs Rae Tubbs Alexander. A future dedication will mark the completion, with church members hoping the event offers a beautiful reminder of community worship and opportunity.

Methodist Church Mraerson Jaewis Tubbs Rae Tubbs Alexander

Doc Tubbs Still Unreconstructed Rainmakers and Bug Dust

Emerson Iowa June 24 1943 a letter from RB Tubbs recalls local lore about Haln Makers Morse family in a granary setup predicting lightning rods and spraying to combat pests. He contrasts past skepticism with modern education from Iowa State Ames and local colleges, praising progress and urging civic effort.

Tubby Emerson Noticipau Huway Iowa Allen Emersonites Mr. Morse Morse Howe

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Nick Parenti Mr. Parenti Ated Malvern Coffee Shop R. Bingham and Orville Durbin Dia J. Arthur Cox Awain Shenandoah Hospital Durbins Malvern Schools Rob’t Harris Mills Ruth Tabor Shenandoah Business College Ames
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