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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1936

Page

2

Local News of the Week in Malvern Highlights Visitors

Malvern residents are mentioned in a pasted column of social notes. Names include Clarence Suhr, Esther Sutz, Vernon Pebttte, Miss Oregon Cadwell, Mrs. Walter Shennfields, and many others. Visitors travel from Newton Ladysmith Des Moines and Omaha to Malvern. births, engagements, and visits fill the week’s community roundup.

Malvern Clarence Suhr Esther Sutz Ro Bicklim Seward Nebr Wert Aed Man Lewis Knap Oregon Cadwell Walter Shennfields Coin Vernon Pebttte Newton Kilmartin Warner Suneday Joe Deardarf Ladysmith Wis Vanchter Fr. Tehew Hetey Creek Ated Mire A. Trively Tehew Malvern Baptist Church Vernon Bobbitt Ladys Smith Ruth McCord Ruth Leite Tohn Wright Glenwood G. A. Armstrong McCrary Weil Deardorff Grocerary Mulholland Abe Kavich George White Des Moines Dorothy Durbin Town City Roger Bruce Max Benton Silver City Mary Elizabeth Summers Marian Benton Jane Lorraine Fletcher Indianola Tri Delta James Summers Lawrence Lisle Simpson College

Wallace Bates on New Deal co operatives threat to independents

Wallace Bates surveys the New Deal push for producer and consumer co operatives as a radical shift from free competition. Roosevelt endorses co operatives via a commission while critics warn of regimentation harming independent farmers and retailers across the United States.

Chicago Ill Philadelphia Roosevelt Resolutions Committee Henry A. Wallace Europe Wallace President's Co-Operative Commission The Kansas Times Co-Operative Commonwealth Idea Rexford G. Tugwell America Neticence Frank R. Kent Supreme Court United States

Purses Hit by U S Orgy of Spending Say Women

Chicago based Mrs Walter Scudder Hart, president of the Illinois League of Republican Women, says women see home budgets cutting under government spending. She notes Indiana women lead in opposition to New Deal taxes and programs amid rising costs and uncertain returns.

U. S Chicago Walter Scudder Hart Ilinois League of Republican Women Indiana Hart London and Knox

Faxes $485 Per Worker New York City Taxes in 28 Industries

Tax data from the Journal of Commerce notes that taxes in 28 industries averaged 486 dollars per worker in 1L-N. The ad fragment references leadership and fencing but lacks full context.

New York City Journal of Commerce

Emergency Drouth Modifications to Preserve Forage

The 1936 Agricultural Conservation program in the Corn Belt announces modifications to preserve forage for livestock. Revisions allow proof of performance other than a good stand, permit emergency forage crop plantings without losing soil conserving payments, and classify land with late seedings as soil conserving to boost forage and pasture for 1937.

Corn Belt AAA John Hi. Longstreet Claude R. Wickard North Central Division State Agricultural Conservation Committee Iowa Agricultural Conservation Committee Corn North Central Sudan

Sunday Visitors At Alfred Cooper Home In Champion Hill

Mr and Mrs Claude Rector and Willa visited the Alfred Cooper home Sunday afternoon. Mrs Daly Shelley and Bobby returned home Sunday. Mrs May Bullington and Billy Gene visiting in the LE Bal Hinge route. Hacedd Cooper works at Coppage Oil Co Emerson. Mrs J C Hullington in Red Oak Wednesday. Jor Kapple visiting Cartie McCaise home Emerson. Mrs J F Cogry in Red Oak Saturday. Mrs Clawle Rector and daughter Willa with Florence and Wilma Cooper called at Arthur Allen Herne Saturday afternoon.

Claude Rector Willa Alfred Cooper Daly Shelley Bobby May Bullington Billy Gene Hacedd Cooper Emerson J. C. Hullington Red Oak Vueaday Sistermion Jor Kapple Cartie McCaise Emersa J. F. Cogry Red Oate Clawle Rector Florence Wilma Cooper Arthur Allen Herne

Church Services Rev. i Hruechert Pastor

Church notices list Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 11 and 7 00 p m with subject Mans Sin its After Life service and a midweek meeting at 7 45 p m Friday choir rehearsal at 7 Attendance details include former pastor Rey F G Tebow and visitors Vernon Bobbitt and solo by Newell Fain. Mrs L J Haldeman family and Alfred Cooper were in Omaha Wednesday. Church school at 1 00 pm August worship pause with August not worship services and September return. Women’s group meets Thursday at Mrs J Taitz home on Rapid Changes and Review topics with Mrs Talbett. Society hosts a tea July 30 at Misler home. Mrs BR Tame of Omaha to report Ashville meeting. Mrs Wilson to speak on Omaha Jewish work. All are invited to attend.

Mae Churchill Crawford Nebr Owas Cheer Ulargtott James Themp William Hig Obata Patsy Kilmartin Omr William Warner Conant Maines Zeta Fletcher W. Innes Trines Ronald Ro Ines Decatur Nevin Innes John Norfolk Trout Kansas Shenefel Cook Dr. Breueh St. Lewis Kuive & Nelson Randall Kline Pittsfield Delmont McCausland Deardan Kil Dice Malvern A. $. Boedel Tabor Robbie Davis Rosswell N. M O. E. Davis Elis Dick Davis Omaha Iater Virgil Perry Perry Shenandoah C. A. Calkins Ottertail Lake Minn Patty Wightman Sidney E. W. Knight W. J. Smith Ralph Hassie Leonard Fletcher Catherine Beck Rock Rapids J. A. Fletcher Kance & Nelson Adv Ehmer Johnson Fret Picker Anderson Ind Frank Judke South Dakota Jean Anne Carol Porter Portland Ore Will Black Rey F. G. Tebow Vernon Bobbitt Demnis Bork Hurl Benton Sandi Acriet J. Taitz Talbett

Glenwood Marriage Licenses Drop in July Reports

The Glenwood license office issued only three marriage licenses in the week ending July 20. William W. Moore and Muriel Johnson of Polk Nebraska were licensed July 15, Howard Seeger 21 and Hester Hall 19 of Malvern were licensed July 17, and Kenneth R. Blair 21 and Helen N. Musick 15 of McFall Missouri were licensed July 20.

William W. Moore Pleasanton Muriel Johnson Polk, Nebr Howard Seeger Hester Hall Malvern Kenneth R. Blair Helen N. Musick McFall

Registered car buyers boost local sales in Glenwood area

Several residents from Glenwood and nearby towns registered new cars including Floyd Kisby and Richard Williams with Chevrolet sedans, Edna Layton with a Chevrolet C, J N Summers with a Chevrolet coupe, TF J Wallace with a Plymouth sedan, and H C Knight with a Willys sedan. The piece also notes a discussion of knightly etiquette about the left hand and sword.

Floyd Kisby Glenwood Chevrolet Richard Williams Edna Layton C. M. Jordan Randolph Plymouth T. W. Gidley Malvern Lewis W. Boyle Pacific Junction J. N. Summers TF. J. Wallace H.C. Knight Emerson Willys

Malvern Church of Christ Announces August Meeting

Mativen Church of Christ Wo. Lee, Pastor Bilileschant at 10 a.m. Sunday Communion at 11 a.m. Sunday, C. Boat 7 yom Preaching at 7 p.m. Trilyer meeting Thursday evening led by Mrs. Howard. Preparation for the August 2 meeting under way with many invitations and strong community interest. Describes constructive sermons, music, and friendly atmosphere at Malvern Church of Christ.

Mativen Church of Christ Lee Bilileschant Cormunion P.m. Trilyer Howard Malvern Church of Christ

Large Clerge Fan Keeps Us Real In No Cool Divisement

A fragment notes a large clerge fan keeping us real amid a general lack of cool advisement. The puzzling line hints at local intrigue or a playful misprint in a small town page.

Methodist church plans Sunday school and worship service

The Methodist Episcopal Church will hold only the church school on Sunday and dismiss in time for parishioners to attend the worship service at their churches. Mrs. Wallace Salyers is elected representative to the annual conference, with Elmer Fickel as alternate. conference convenes September 18 at Des Moines.

Methodist Episcopal Church C. A. Calkins Wallace Salyers Elmer Fickel Tes Moines

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