Major Legal Notices In The Leader This Week
Several legal notices of major importance appear in The Leader this week. They publish statements of condition for Malvern Trust and Savings and Emergon State banks, showing calls by the state department. The notices invite taxpayers to observe budgets, tax levies, and public spending for the coming year and allow approval or disapproval of budgets at scheduled times.
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Sevreral
Malvern Trust & Savings
Emergon
State Department
Siee
Mhenterpal
Sud
Malvern Board Sets 65 Year Pupil Age Limit
Malvern's board of education held a busy session Tuesday evening approving several actions. They released Hildegarde Baumgartner to take a position in Vilasca schools after her strong work, awarded Green Bay Lumber Co. a coal contract for the school, adjusted high school tuition per state law, and set the eligibility age for enrollment at five by Sept. 8, 1941, with regular bills approved and other issues discussed.
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Malvern
Board of Education
Hildegarde Baumgartner
Airca
Villsca
Mie Baumgartner
Green Bay Lumber Co
Acho
Golf Break Fast Flag Tourney At Fairview Course
Community golfers are invited to a breakfast flag tourney at Fairview course Sunday morning starting with breakfast at Taylor cafe and play set to begin at 8 a m. Prizes will be awarded in all classes and handicaps will be decided in the first round of play.
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Fairview Course
Taylor Cafe
Library Board Met Tuesday Evening
Malvern's library board met Tuesday evening but no official action was taken due to a lack of quorum. Members of the building committee were present and announced plans to repair the roof ceiling and redecorate the interior.
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Malvern
Vacation Bible School Picnic Held Next Tuesday
The vacation Bible school picnic is set for Tuesday July 15 at Wayhouse Park. Third year primary students under Mrs Kerne will attend with juniors and intermediates who earned certificates. Meet at the park opposite the Community building at 9 p.m. with a sack lunch. volunteers for transportation should contact Rev. G F Machean. The kindergarten and early primary groups plan a local library picnic on Wednesday at 8 o'clock for certificate holders.
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Kerne
Wayhouste Park
G. F. Machean
Kindergerten
Restaurant Prices Rise After Food Cost Surge
Restaurant owners brace for higher bills as food price hikes push menu prices upward. Vendors note inflation and supply chain pressures driving costs, prompting plans to adjust portions and specials.
Hessian fly devastates Mills County wheat harvest
Mills County wheat growers report heavy losses from Hessian fly infestation. Weather this spring and summer favored the pest, wiping an estimated average of about 10 bushels per acre and likely costing roughly 120000 dollars countywide. County Agent John Longstreet urges complete straw stubble disposal to halt the outbreak.
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Mila County
Mills County
John Longstreet
Longstreet Beliavea
Alan
Weather record shows mild week with light precip
The past week brought unusually comfortable weather with only light precipitation. Temperatures ranged from the 39s to the low 90s, with clouds forming but no night rain. Measurable moisture was .08 inches by Wednesday morning as daily highs reached 70 to 90 degrees.
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Mills Coutitiahs
Mercury
4-H Club Health Clinic At Mills County Fair
The Mills County 4-H health clinic aims to examine every 4-H member during the last week of July in connection with the Mills County Fair. County winners may go to the state fair, but the goal is overall better health, with Mrs. L. G. Rodman and Mrs. Ray Hilton assisting the 4-H committee. Last year 52 members were examined and records with improvement suggestions were shared to address main difficulties.
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Mills County
L. G. Rodman
Glenwood
Mra
Ray Hilton
South of Malvern
Malvern
All Nation
Tabor Caravan to Promote Picnic in July Visit
A motor caravan advertising Tabor's annual Farmers and Merchants Picnic will call on Malvern Friday July 13 to promote the affair. It will be accompanied by the Tabor band speakers and other entertainment.
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Tabor
Malvarn
Man saved as Cecil Hoover burns holding rope
Cecil Hoover saved Lesle Hiatt from a 100 foot descent into a well near Malvern by gripping the rope as it burned through his hands. He suffered first degree burns and expects limited work until healing, while Hiatt owed his life to Hoover's quick action.
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Cecil Hoover
Lesle Hiatt
Near Tabor
Hoover
W. A. Matthews
Malvern
Lessie
Leslie
Sealle
I. A. Parsons
J. R. Cardwell
Mills County Rally Invites County Youth July 22
Mills County youth are invited to a county rally at Malvern Methodist Church on Tuesday July 22. The Sun day school association outlined plans at a recent meeting. The event features devotions recreation and a social hour with refreshments funded by a 10 cent admission. Hayden Walker will lead music and Marl Joulse Juelke presides. The speaker is C W Bishop of Champion Hill who discusses county council work and hosts a Q and A.
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Milla County
Malvern Methodist
Hayden Walker
Glenwood
Marl- Joulse Juelke
Older Days and Girls Conference
W. Bishop
Champion Hill
County Council
G. F. MacLean
Malvern
Louis Conn Fight at Empress
The Empress theater advertises a boxing event featuring Louis Conn this weekend. Also shown is Tobacco Road, a film adaptation of the famous stage play, with ringside action captured on film for audiences.
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Louis-Conn
Empress
Empress Theater
Travelog at St Johns Church Promises West Scenes
A travelog with natural color slides of the West will be shown at St Johns Lutheran church six miles northeast of Malvern on Sunday night at 7 30 led by Rev J C Kaiser of Leigh Neb The event is sponsored by the Walther League and a free will offering will be taken to cover expenses The presentation aims to be educational and interesting for attendees.
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St. Johns Lutheran Church
Malvern
J. C. Kaiser
Leigh
Neb
Walther League of St. John's Lutheran
Malvern Town Council Considers Public Problems
At its regular July meeting Malvern town council discussed railway crossings trees in park areas endangering pedestrians and water supply. With councilmen Mansfield and Town Clerk Byington absent the body limited action to routine bills and thorough discussion of municipal issues before adjournment.
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Malvern
BR. W. Mansfield
W. R. Byington
Mills county drives surge in licenses and new pipe line leases
Mills county reports 4,033 motorists applying for licenses as applications close with no show for late applicants. Car registrations rise to 3,422 signed this year to date, near 1940 totals. New car sales in June reach 48, and leases for a major gasoline pipeline rise as Globe Refining files 26 leases, needing about 40 to complete right of way from Glenwood lake area toward Pottawattamie county.
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State Conservation Commission
Glenwood Lake
Mills County
C. D. Alstrope
Nerase Mills County
Globe Refining Co
Missouri River
Plattsmouth
Pottawattamis County
Standard Oil Farm
Potato Seeds Attract Curious Passersby In Ein arson
Mr and Mrs A 8 Comstock host visitors noticing unusual seed filled green balls on potato vines. The green fruit resemble small tomatoes and contain tiny seeds. The plowing occurred long ago and the couple cannot recall potato variety. Chas Ford also notes seed on a few hills. Seed plants rarely produce true to type and scientists seek new strains.
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Comstock
Ein
Dacomie
Chas. Ford
Rotarians hear Kilse travel talk to Atlantic City
Dr D M Kilse entertained Malvern Rotarians with a travel talk on his recent trip to Atlantic City at the club's regular meeting Tuesday. He described incidents and major places of interest from the journey, noting many historical sites en route. A new member, J F Wearth, was announced.
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D. M. Kilse
Malvern
Atlantic City
Mrs Kling
J. F. Wearth
Boy Scouts Meet Monday Evening for First Aid Training
The regular troop meeting will be held Monday at 7 16 in the basement of the Community building. Work in first aid will be conducted then. A full troop with all patrol leaders on hand to ensure a successful session.
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Boy Scouts
Campaign to Man the Two Ocean Navy Starts in Mills County
A Mills County campaign announces U S Navy enlistment for young men. The Leader ad on page 8 promotes Navy benefits including vocational courses, good pay, travel, and defense service. Applicants may mail the coupon or request a Navy representative to call for details.
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U. S. Navy
Mills County
Navy
Uncle Sam
Leader
Bible study series planned at Presbyterian Church
The Commission seeks a series of informal Bible study groups starting this Sunday at 7 30 pm in the Presbyterian church basement led by Rev Gordon F MacLean. Bring a Bible and notebook. First topic Names and Attributes of Christ with study of Jesus. All welcome and no offering expected.
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Presbyterian Church
Gordon F. MacLean
Christ
Jesus
Memorable Dedication at Hastings Methodist Church Sanctuary
Sunday dedication marked the completed Hastings Methodist church sanctuary given by A. L. Greenwalt in honor of his parents Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Greenwalt. The couple have long served the church with choir work, offices, and faithful attendance, supported by their children G. C. Greenwalt, a Polk County treasurer and National Guard officer, and Mrs. Cora Gaylord of Omaha.
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Duck
Hastings
A. L
Roy) Greenwalt
L. L. Greenwalt
Greenwalt
National Guard
Omaha
Cora Gaylord
Gaylord
Armour Packing Co
Roy
Itev
Babyluee
Kholer
W. A. Courtier
Charley
Courtiar
Leader Marks 67th Year Of Service In Malvern
The Malvern Leader begins its 67th year of publication as Mille County’s oldest continuously operated business news source. Since 1878 The Leader has chronicled local politics, growth, and economic change, surviving shifts in ownership and industry while expanding from a small Malvern paper to a county journal with 30 to 40 columns weekly.
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Malvern
Mille County
Vane
Io Malvern
I Ull
Pearce
Bislog
Commential County Journal
Hunter
Brown
W. P. Wortman
Garved
Leader
Oly
Newe
Aillis
Wortinay
Worknen
Bashy
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H. Baumgartner
Villisca
Bible School
Maren Restaurante Pris
Cecil Hoover Hands
Bina Associatiana Pro
Uroneker
St. Johns Church
Kline
East
Boy Scout Meeting
Commission
Maclean
Soil District Program
State Committee
Tiia
Mr. and
Mrs. Say Greenwalt
Robert Alton
Equor Bislog
Ed F. Korne
J. M. Kelley
J. D
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