Mrs J W McNulty Dies At Home In Malvern
Mrs J W McNulty longtime Malvern resident died at her Lincoln Avenue home Friday night after prolonged illness. Born Eliza Evelyn Eddy in Missouri she moved to Malvern in 1898 and devoted life to church and charity work including the community’s Boy Scout and relief efforts. Funeral at First Baptist Church conducted by Rev L R Bobbitt with music by Vernon Bobbitt and others. Burial in Malvern Cemetery with pallbearers named. Survived by husband J W McNulty two sons George E Manitou Colo and Lynn Malvern three daughters Mildred Schade Glenwood Alice and Billile Malvern four grandchildren two sisters Mrs Frank Fuller of San Marcos Calif and Mrs John Eddy of Mound City Mo.
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J. W. McNulty
Malvern
Lincoln Avenue
Missouri
First Baptist Church
L. KR. Bobbitt
B. C. Collins
Vernon Bobbitt
Georges Davis
Marion Wise
O. H. Hyde
Mra
J. N. Summers
A. C. Trively
E. Mulholland
Malvern Cemetery
Andy J. Berkhimer
Mound City
Mary Gertrude
First Baptist Church of
George E
Manitou, Colo
Lynn
Mildred Schade
Glanwood
Alice
Billile
Mary
Lynn Schada
Glenwood
Billy Neulty
Manitou
Cole
Frank Fuller
San Marcos
Calif
John Eddy
Degrees Awarded to Mills County Students at Iowa State
Four Mills county youths earned bachelor degrees from Iowa State College as graduation exercises closed the weekend at Ames. A total of 427 degrees were conferred including 372 bachelor’s, 37 master’s, six professional degrees and an honorary doctor of agriculture to Duncan Marshall of Ontario Canada. Mills county honorees include Lette Birde Lie Bradlay Malvern in dietetics Horace Ballarth Cheney Emer gon farm crops and soils Frank Frederick Raine Pacific Junction ceramic engineering and Hdan Helen Clark Henderson home economics education.
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Mills County
Iowa State College
Ames
R. M. Hughes
Iowa State
Duncan Marshall
Ontario
Canada
Lette Birde Lie Bradlay
Malvern
Horace Ballarth Cheney
Emergon
Frank Frederick Raine
Pacific Junction
Hdan Helen Clark
Henderson
Burlington Bus Delayed by Broken Spring
Burlington passengers aboard a bus bound for Qwaba were delayed Thursday evening when a spring broke. A second bus was dispatched to carry passengers while the original vehicle was repaired.
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Burlington
Qwaba
East Liberty Social Plans at Maut Liberty Cemetery
Fragmentary notice indicates a social event at Maut Liberty Cemetery in East Liberty, with a tentative date or observance planned for Thursday the 19th contingent on favorable weather. Details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Maut Liberty Cemetery
Chalie
Duuy
Leader Features in Mills County Newspaper
The Leader outlines features such as Our Neighbors About the State Editorials Following the Leader History of the Week and Ramblin Round by C. E. Eacrett. These items from old files and current content aim to engage readers with community and regional news and commentary.
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Mills County
The
Leader
Iowa
C. E. Eacrett
Mulhollands Big Clearance Sale Opens This Week
Mulhollands pioneer Malvern store launches a big early summer clearance sale starting Saturday to move stock. Poor season for summer merchandise prompts deep price cuts as the weather outlook remains favorable for shopping in Malvern.
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Mulhollands
Malvern
Rev Louis Berks Named New Pastor in Malvern
Rev Louis Berks and his family moved Tuesday to Malvern to occupy the Presbyterian manse near the Baptist church. The manse has been repainted and redecorated for the new minister, and members of the church welcomed the Berks family warmly to their pastorate.
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Louis Berks
Presbyterian Church
Malvern
Baptist Church
Berks
Omaha
Theological Seminary
Milo Reno Speaks at Corning Tonight
Milo Reno, head of the Farm Holiday Association, will address the big meeting of the Farmers Union and Farm Holiday union at Corning Thursday evening. The meeting is billed for 8 o clock with all invited and cordial invitations extended.
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Milo Reno
Corning
Farwers Union
Corning Thiri
Supervisors Named for 1935 Corn-Hog Control Program
Mills county lists forty six supervisors assigned to measure corn fields and hog herds under the 1935 program. From Henderson to Council Bluffs many names appear including C E Wilson Ben Dittus Glen Brown and more. Jesse Allen of Little Sioux spoke to train the crews on measurement methods and procedures. Supervisors begin work immediately and will visit every farm to perform required counts.
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Mills’ County
Jesse Allen
Little Sioux
Jonath
Henderson
C. E. Wilson
Ben Dittus
Glen Brown
Reign Byers
Glenwood
T. M. Afstrope
Siiver City
Donald Goos
C. V. Belk
Emerson
Ray Shaw
Lawrence Smith
Ivan T. Salmons
E. Ht. Birdsall
Vernon Crouse
Ernest Ponton
Robert Moore
Pacific Junction
George Graves
W. A. Fisher
W. C. May
Cecil Karr
Wm. D. Green
Malvern
Chas, Wilson
Tt. K. Henderson
W. J. Watersdel
Clifford Robbins
James Beattie
Lee Cary
Rob Frink
Ray Hilton
H. A. McCain
Leonard Anderson
M. H. Latchaw
A. B. Hubbell
Bartlett
R. G. Milter
Mineola
Bart Bass
Strahan
H. H. Knayton
Imogene
Herbie Deltchler
Richard Green
Council Bluffs
Route One
Fred Borene Leads Early Potato and Pea Harvest Report
Fred Borene tops garden news by presenting samples of new peas, rice and large new potatoes during the bigger and better gardens campaign. He says the harvest will feed his family reunion and hints that many more tubers are on the way.
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Fred Borene
Main Buildings Completed at Camp
Work on the CCC camp slows as the main buildings near completion. Finishing touches remain for six buildings including hospital mess hall bath house latrine and two officers’ quarters. About 26 of 40 carpenters worked Wednesday while plumbing installations began Tuesday. Arrival of the CCC company is expected within two weeks.
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CCC
Council Delays June Meeting for County Banquet
Malverns town council again postponed their regular June session on Friday evening as members traveled to Glenwood for the Farmers Merchants Bankers banquet. If the meeting occurs the council will discuss drafting a new ordinance to govern local beer digging operations.
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Malverns Town
Glenwood
Malvern Garden Club to Meet Tuesday Afternoon
The Malvern Garden Club will hold its regular meeting in the Community building on Tuesday afternoon June 18 at 2 30. A good attendance of members is desired.
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Malvern Garden Club
Mermvere
Gipson Magic Fresner Shelf Contest Seeks New Ideas
Readers are invited to submit new ideas for the Gipson Magic Fresner Shelf contest with a chance to win 500. Entry blanks are available and applicants are urged to act quickly as interest grows and rewards await.
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Laudla
Rural Mills County eighth graders receive certificates
One hundred six pupils from Mills County rural schools earned eighth grade graduation certificates at a public ceremony in the Glenwood armory last Thursday. The rainy day reduced attendance to eight, but the program proceeded. Four students won essay contest awards on History of the Flag and Its Meaning, all from Vogeler school Mineola. Virginia Kruse took first, Alice Roenfeld, second. Eldon Deichler, third. Audrey Teehan, fourth. Jeannette Bricher Pleasant Ridge earned eight years perfect attendance, Alice Roenfeldt Vogeler five years, Elma Hanson Pleasant Ridge four years.
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Mills County
Glenwood Armory
Vogeler Gachool
Mineola
Virginia Kruse
Alice Roenfeld
Eldon Deitchler
Audrey Teehan
Jeannette Bricher
Pleasant Ridge
Aix
Alice Roenfeldt
Vogeler
Elma Hanson
Glenwood State Bank Moves to New Quarters
Glenwood State Bank moved into a newly purchased corner building formerly home to Mills County National Bank and opened this week. The bank, regarded as one of the finest in southwest Iowa, has expanded steadily and now stands as a leading financial institution in the region.
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Glenwood State Bank
Mills County National Bank
Iowa
County Superintendent Takes Vacation Tour Through Ozarks
County Superintendent Amy Hammers plans an annual vacation with Carol Mame to travel by auto through the Ozarks of Missouri and Arkansas. They expect to be away about two weeks, visiting places as their fancy dictates.
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Amy Hammers
Carol Mamemers
South
Ozarka
Missouri
Arkansas
Pierce's Visit Highlights Western Nebraska Flood Damage
Fred W. Pierce and his family visited North Platte to see their daughter and witnessed severe flood damage along the Republican river valley. He described hundreds of acres of rich land buried under yellow sand and destroyed crops, signaling a long recovery and feed shortage. Pierce reflected that their own Mille county area seemed comparatively fortunate.
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Fred W. Pierce
North Platte
Nebra
Republican River
Pierce
Milla County
Buffington Tops Market with Hog Offering Monday
B F Buffington led the Omaha market with 329 hogs Monday morning, averaging 270 pounds and bringing 9.50 dollars per hundredweight for the day’s top offering.
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Buffington
B. F. Buffington
Omaha
Farmers Produce & Grocery to Reopen Under New Management
Farmers Produce and Grocery plans a reopening under new owner operator Harry Lehian after carpenters completed shelving and display updates. A fresh stock of processed and fresh items has been received and will be used in the reopening event.
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Farmers Produce & Grocery
Armors Grocery and Produce Company
Duslens Unher
Harry Lehian
Ee Apes
Mi Getunas
Leon
Fabio
Alee
Hie
Wader
Bualness
Hillsdale Church to Celebrate Its 75th Anniversary
Hillsdale Church marks 75 years since its 1860 formation at Mt Olive near Hillsdale. A program next Sunday includes church school, an anniversary sermon by Dr J J Shenton, a noon basket dinner, and a 2 pm anniversary service with memories from former pastors and members. Special music by the Hillsdale choir invites former members and the public.
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Hillsdale
Mt Olive
London
Burlington Railroad
State College At
Ames
J. J. Shenton
Coubell Utufle
Tulke
Hilladale
Empress to Show New Crime Picture at Local Theaters
Empress Theater presents a fresh crime film featuring Gmen exploits, with Richard Arlen, Virginia Bruce, Alice Brady and Bruce Cabot. The program highlights new crime detection methods and DOJ agents, plus first news footage of the Nebraska floods and related damages. opens Sunday and Monday in this territory after Ontario theater.
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G-mien Fe
Gneo
Empress Theater
Ontaria
Tchard Arten
Virgina Bruce
Alice Brady
Bruce Cabot
Department of Justice
Nebraska
Saturday Sales Close Season at Berkheimer Pavilion
A large crowd attended Andy Berkheimer's sale pavilion last Saturday for the closing sale of the season. Buyers came from near and far, with strong interest sustaining sales since the first event on dug 23 last fall. The season ends this date and will resume in the fall around the usual date.
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Andy J. Berkeimer
Freight Train and Car Crash at Crossing Near Malvern
Mr and Mrs Oscar Chrlay tensen of Steinauer Nebr faced shock when a northbound Wabash freight collided with Mr Christiansen s car at the Conacc ell station crossing near Malvern Tuesday morning. The wreck left the car severely damaged but the occupants uninjured beyond shaken nerves.
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Oscar Chrlaytensen
Steinauer
Nebr
Malvern
Christensen
Conacc
Ell
Phebe
Cleaning Bee Plans Pool Upkeep At Community Club
Volunteers from the American Tan community club gather for a cleanup at the municipal swimming pool. Completion of water purification plans by the park board is expected to have the pool open in less than two weeks. Members listed include We Woight Abe Kavieh Ro Wo Manse Bacar Perten W O Slottie and Oscar Finkle. The group will organize how the pool will operate and assign duties for the cleanup.
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Fridas
Tan Mon
Conmunity Club
Omunledpak
Tee Park Tard
Plana
Elvan
Legion Pool Carnutes
Enim Niin
Abe Kavieh
Ro Wo Manse Fell
Bacar Perten
W. 0
Slottie Ewer
Oscar Finkle
Mills county Farmers Merchants Bankers Banquet Draws 400
Mills county farmers merchants and bankers gathered Friday for the eighth annual Mills county Farmers Merchants Bankers banquet at the Glenwood Armory. About 850 plates were served at the Armory and additional guests ate at the Herndon Cafe as attendance neared 400, surpassing last year’s total and nearing the festival peak. Notable speakers included John Cook the roowmaster, Nuatiek ler for the formalities, and Charles Rathke state commander of the American Legion who opened the program with a salute.
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Mills County
Glenwood Armory
Herndon
Glenwood
Nuatiek
Toustasuster Gook
Rathke
Leshan
Mredevick
Kelvinator Showing Announced At Thompson Hardware
Thompson Hardware announces Kelvinator display in territory to celebrate its 2nd anniversary models. Friday and Saturday June 14 event features Myra Flanones McReynolds of Graybar showing refrigeration benefits, with samples and trays served. Harold Thomson oversees gate fete and distribution of invites.
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Apenas
Kelvinator
Smith
Thomson Hardwareompany
Mya. Flarones McReynolds Willd
Graybar Company
Harold ‘Thoutin
Emerson Alumni Banquet Attracts Large Attendees
More than 200 people attended the Emerson High School Alumni Association banquet held Saturday. The event featured decorated walls, centerpieces, and a joyful gathering of graduates and relatives. Notable attendees included members of the Class of 9th and relatives of late families. several graduates have already earned diplomas, with continued donations noted.
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Emerson
Emerson Wah
Emerson High School
TRS
Burana Patriot
Alta Sidmey
Uni
Gail
J. A. Taylor
Alan
Emarhon
Mills County Boys Graduate From Omaha University
Five Mills County youths graduate this month from Omaha Municipal University. Gene Hoover, Hreory Himmel of Malvern, Lloyd Harerson, coach Martin Wilkustot of Henderson, Lowell Cartline Shahi each receive honors. They stood out academically and in athletics, playing basketball and other sports while maintaining high grades and striving in school activities.
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Mills County
Omaha Municipat Univeralty
Gene Hoover
Hreory Himmel
Malvern
Lloyd Harerson
Martin Wilkustot
Henderson Stad
Lowell Cartline Shahi
Teks Rine
Omaha
Institution to Have Exhibit and Sale Glenwood Exhibit June 13
The school department of the State Institution for Feeble Minded Children at Glenwood will hold an exhibit and sale on June 13 from 1 p.m. to 10 p.m. The public is invited to attend.
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School Department
The
State Institution For
Glenwood
Bob Harold Honored in North Hollywood, Calif
A letter from Guy Harald of North Hollywood enclosed another year’s subscription to The Leader. It notes Bob Harold, born in Malvern, graduates high school this year and appears on a program at pride tion. The clipping shows six high school boys chosen to lead a city government day in Los Angeles, including Bob and Lily Jo, with one acting as detective.
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Guy Harald
North Hollywood
Calif
Leader
Ths
Tewis Marrie
Bob
Malvern
Foue
Pride Tion
Los Allegeles
Wid
Lily Jol
Re Apeetor
Tne
Selon
Yale Confers M. A. on Felix Summers
Yale University conferred a Master of Arts degree on Felix Summers last week as reported by his parents Mr and Mrs Strayer Summers of Strahan. The notice notes Summers studied at Yale and was connected with work at Mates agit thie dyigeent veh.
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Mtaster of
Pelix
Yale University
Strayer
Summers
Strahan
Fruska
Vadler Ateey
Mates Agit
Chabad
Baevie
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Mulholland
Pioneer Store
Presbyterian
Orkmen
Old Mills
Faicoal Banking
Hillsdale Church
Empress
G-Men
Smith Jewelry Store
Florence MeoReynolds Wilh
Mills County Boys
Bob Harold
Yale
Felix Summers
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