Weddings Highlight Mills County in This Week Leader
The Leader features photos of several recent brides in Mills County this week. An error in Malvern school district’s annal financial report mislisted the average annual cost per pupil as 30 297 dollars due to a decimal misplacement. the correct figure is 302 97 dollars. The district budget shows a slight tax decrease for next year but no drop to the erroneous level. In a Thank You ad for the Dutch Goh club, the omission of Ellis Graves was noted for his baritone announcing duties at the Fourth of July celebration.
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Annal
Malvern
Dutch Goh Club
Ellis Graves
Tabor Picnic Planned for Monday and Tuesday
Tabor's annual Farmers and Merchants picnic runs next week with a farmer merchant baseball game on Monday, a mid day game, and a grand parade awarding $160. Tuesday features Nee Wee and junior baseball between Malvern and Tabor Legion teams, kids events, a marching band contest, and a Tuesday night dance.
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Tabor
Big Farmers and Merchants
Malvern
Car dealers surge as Mills county orders exhaust supply
Mills county dealers kept a hot pace in late week sales as buyers sought cars from Malvern to Glenwood and beyond. Registered buyers include Clifford Chenny, Ruth Bushnell, Vern C Walker, Mrs Martha Ponton, T B Howard, J Cardwell, Harry Adams, Raymond Morrleal, F N Parks, J M Johnson, Forrest Mayberry, Earl Gibson, Frank Lawrence, Chas Strotherymouth, Nell Durick, Allan Norton, Roy Davis, Wy Lanehlin, Luver Ci, Kenneth McMahan and others. Multiple makes such as Chevrolet and Ford appear amid scattered towns including Malvern Hastings Ames and Omaha.
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Mills County
Considerabia
Malvern
Clifford Chenny
Dodge
Ruth Bushnell
Vern C. Walker
Martha Ponton
T. B. Howard
J. 2 Cardwell
Harry W. Adams
Forda
Raymond L. Morrleal
GMC
Glenwood
F. N. Parks
J. M. Johnson
Forrest Mayberry
Ria Mills
Ames
Shirley W. Greulach
Cornell Bhults
Ijretehen A
Woodie Last But Still for Sheriff Woodie Last But Still
Wendy Golden of Pacific Junction filed as an independent candidate for sheriff after a weak primary showing. Golden, who ran last in the Republican primary with 72 votes, needs about 2,997 more votes than she received to win in November.
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Wendy Golden
Pacific Junction
Golden
Primary Teacher Signs at Malvern
Hontle Schwaller of Odebote signed a contract this week to teach the free grade in Malvern schools at a salary of $2,000 for the year. Miss Schwaller completed a two years educational course at Wayne Neb state teachers college this spring and holds a standard elementary certificate for Iowa.
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Hontle Schwaller
Odebote
Malvern
Miss Schwaller
Wayne, Neb
State Teachers College
Bulletin Board at St Denna Lutheran Church grounds
A tent on the lawn of St Denna Lutheran Charity Worth of Malvern displays a recently built equipment. Carl selgold designed and installed it last winter providing ample foam for church announcements. An automatic dusk switch lights the display for night reading.
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St. Denna Lutheran Charety Worth
Malvern
Carl Selgold
New Budget Shows Sharp Cut in Tax for Schools
Malvern schools report a lower next year tax levy by 4883 dollars though salary schedules rise and a bond levy for a proposed new elementary school is added. The reduction stems from last year’s equipment purchases rather than lower costs.
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Malvern
Rush of Buying as Hon Er Pru dent Get Needs
A survey shows shoppers in many communities hoarding and buying intensively over the past weeks. Fires and utilities disruptions drive demand for groceries and electrical appliances while some sugar stocks are being held for immediate use. Steel shortages loom for hard goods but manufacturers currently face no outright stoppage.
Chamberlains in Crash at Hamburg
Mr and Mrs Frank U Chamberlain and Virginia were injured last Monday when their Chevrolet pickup collided with a car driven by Talbott Keyes Jr at Hamburg. Mrs Chamberlain suffered three broken ribs and Virginia a broken rib plus severe bruising. The Chamberlains vehicle sustained about 300 dollars damage to the left front portion. Da Nelca Boyer of Long Beach Calif visits her grandparents Mr and Mrs Clyde Heaton and her father Marion Boyar of Mineola.
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Frank U Chamberlain
Virginia
Talbott Keyes Jr
Hamburg
Misa da Nelca Boyer
Long Beach
Calif
Clyde Heaton
Marion Boyar
Mineola
Damp and cool after sun returns with heat wave
The area ended several days of overcast and rain as clouds clear and sun returns on Thursday. Rain totaled 1.10 inches during the spell. A Sunday high reached 92 degrees, with a weekly average high of 80 and an average low of 60.
Small Grain Harvest Delayed By Rains And Loans Announced
Wheat farmers in Mills County face delays as rains hinder harvest. A PMA announcement offers loans of 2.11 per bushel for those storing grain and meeting acreage controls. Prospects remain mixed with a hoped af erage crop but bottom land harvest stalled. Continuous rain has slowed progress and reduced early yields, complicating field work and storage needs.
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Mills County
PMA
Miss Wederquist Heads to Supreme Assembly in California
Miss Florerre Waderquist leaves Friday for Long Beach California to attend the International Supreme Assembly of Katibowgir. She has been chosen grand representative to West Virginia from thirty three eligible girls. She will visit cousin Mrs Charles Raine and family in Dawney before returning home.
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Florerre Waderquist
Byiday
Long Beach
Calif
International Supreme Assembly of
Malvern Redbirds Schedule Adjusted by Rain
The Malvern Redbirds list three upcoming games after rain chaos. Friday July 21 Macedonia at home but Wednesday’s game was rained out. Sunday July 23 Tabor at home and Wednesday July 36 CBL Eagles at home under lights. An ice cream social July 27 in the Presbyterian church basement offers pie cake and coffee.
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Malvern Redbirds
Macedonia
Tabor
CBL Eagles
Nothe
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Gultd
PMA Accepts 1948 Corn Amid Uncertain 1949 Plans
Mills county PMA committee announced it will accept delivery of all 1948 corn, noting about 600 000 bushels are stored and current capacity can handle it. If all 1948 corn arrives, 1949 deliveries may be blocked, so farmers are urged to reseal both crops. A 10 cent premium will be paid next year upon delivery. Strong demand and higher prices drive movement, while storage space remains limited.
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Mills County
PMA
Iowa
Mrs N W Colling Rites Saturday
Mrs N W Colling dies after long illness in Hastings Nebraska. Funeral Saturday at Beaver City and Malverne Cemetery with Rev Hind officiating. Survived by husband N W Colling, two daughters Mae Shaw and Fernie Wallahan, five grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Community mourns her loss.
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Bitte Lorene Colling
Dbs
Kag Hind
Tisthiss
Wek
Ralph Mites
Nicholas W Colling
Beaver City
Neb
Bor
Mae
Alfred Shaw
Fernie
Ferne Wallahan
Hastings
Iowa poster campaign boosts statewide safety education efforts
A statewide safety poster program launched in Iowa aims to reach every citizen through weekly posters in businesses and public buildings. Local chairs recruit civic groups to sponsor the effort with youth displaying posters and distributing themed materials via newspapers and radio.
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Towa
Nearbert Locke
Safety Service Center
Conuittee
Town Safety Congress
Bo Brown
Ileuswood
Chatranin
Safety Congress
Mills Romity
Tas
M Pom
Mills County Court House
AML
Focal Eivic
Locke
Ingert
Congress
Iowa
Iowa Safety Congress
Alfred Kahlrach
Ecch
Bowie
Kahl
National meet held with Dr. J A Kline noted at event
Dr J A Kline attended the national meet where delegates from multiple arts sectors and various states gathered. The convention featured discussions on health and policy, with representatives from many regions and organizations present. A theme centered on evolving health concepts and humanitarian outreach.
Henderson Firemen Entertain at Rodeo Next Week
Henderson Firemen plan a rodeo at a new field half a mile north of Henderson. Event organizer Art Fritcher promises green stock for riding and many cowboys. The program includes roping truck riding and rodeo contests, with open world participation and school support.
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Henderson
Art Fritcher
Utditton
School Diorse Wilt Deydiorin Cael
Driving Tests at Fair Grounds Sunday P.M.
Driving tests scheduled Sunday afternoon at the fair grounds proceed despite unclear notes. Participants and organizers prepare the course and safety checks, with local authorities monitoring the event for order and compliance.
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Fair Grounds
Eight Mills Co Lads to be Called for War Service
Eight Mile county youths face military service as the draft board in Glenwood, Iowa, prepares registrations under the extended Selective Service Act. Local board chairman David Marnett and members outline registration steps, eligibility, and the posting of lists after notification.
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Eight Mills Co
Eight Mile County
Glomwand
Andy
David Marnett
Glenwood
Retert
Radin
Arnenson
Mervin
Justin
Hamilton
Briday
From & A
Pom
Atea
Austic Baldwin
Baldwin
Air Barnett
Barnett
Focal Board
Ands
Hata
Diana Gert Eareves
Cabben
Crete
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Woodie
Eliot Thomas Place
Burlington
Highway 84
Bulletin Board
Milla
Chamberlains
Miss Wederquist
Supreme Assembly
N. W. Colling
Dr. J. A. Kline
Btedh
Saattes
Hhuwatie
Rodeo
Henderson Fremen
Selective Service Board
Dani Moe
F. E. Pace
Malvero
Paced Bivera
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