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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1944

Page

2

Local residents visit Emerson and area for furloughs

Local news lists many visitors and returning servicemen. Names include Mesdames C T Douglas H H Poree H J Loosemore Sam Pickett and H J Wallace from Omaha stopping to see Mrs Bart Rodenberg and Mrs P S Priest of Kearney. Lt Wallace Jones and his WAVES wife Elster Jones come from San Francisco for furlough. Several others travel through Malvern and nearby towns visiting relatives, attending medical appointments, or staying with families.

Mesdames C. T. Douglas H. H. Poree H. J. Loosemore Sam Pickett H. J. Wallace Omaha Bart Rodenberg P. S. Priest Kearney Web Ernest Ponton Emerson Fenty Hney Merry Hospital Council Bluffs Fritz Russell Alley University Hospital Iowa City George Fritz Excelsior Springs Mao Barbara Rae Francis Burringum Swyers Auto Ca R. B. West Davenport Cpl Eldon Nutting Astoria Ore Faye Shook Wallace R. Jones Alentiang Ray W. Jones Jones Elster, Jones San Francisco John Pulcifer Glenwood P. R Cedar Rapids Clinton Okla Cedric Crink

Social notes from Malvern and nearby towns

Numerous family visits and travel updates from Malvern and surrounding communities recount weekend gatherings at the Ray W Jones home, visits by Mrs C D McAdon and children, and extended stays in Des Moines Ames and Omaha. Military moves include Pvt Dale Hume and Sgt Sam Neill reports, while others travel to Lincoln Chicago and Des Moines for family and medical events.

Lloyd Landis Lilly Connie Ottumwa Sature Chicago Malvern Kelen Ann Stevenson Town State College Ames Capper Machinery Co Lynn McNulty Greenfield George Livingston C. D. McAdon Donald and Année Ray W. Jones Mrs. McAdon Mr. Jones Vern Dunn Mary Jean Honeyman Red Oak St. Joseph Detores Kelso Chester Kelso Lutheran Hospital Omaha Floyd Neill Set Sam Neill Mary Neill Salinas Cal Denver Fitzsimmons Generalhospital Cpl Allen Neill Fort Jackson D. C Sgt Sam Fort Sill Ohio James R. Beckwith Ann John H. Beckwith John Imber Dale Hume Fort Bragg N.C M.A. Cunningham Beaumont Tex Robeert Cunningham Fairmont Neb F. J. Buttmann Army Air Force Pvt. Hume B. F. Hume Buttmann Olympia Wash E. H. Coons Cabool Mr. Coons George Lewis Salem Ore C. E. Hilton Lincoln Ley McDil Lewis Balem, Ave Hilton Viola Parke Elizabeth Merit G. E. Smith W. A. Caldwell Des Moines H.R. Parker Mire Hesselquist Mondey Mead Haselquist Mish Juda Meller Acopomlat Milla County Res Maines County Burl

Beattie remembered as community benefactor in Malvern

The Beatie family mourns a longtime Malvern resident who helped found the Mills County Central Chautauqua association and served on the school and library boards. A Masonic member for 60 years, he died leaving wife Mrs. Beattie and children including Mrs. W. T. Tompkins James Elizabeth Harriet. Funeral services were led by Rev. West and Rev. Kiser with honorary pallbearers and mas onic rites at Malvern cemetery.

Beatie Mills County Central Chautauqua Association Malvern Lbrary Board First Presbyterian Church R. Bruce West Davenport A. E. Kiser Creston C. R. Yates Ben Hall Tabor A. P. Kilmartin Omaha C. D. Greenwood Emerson F. E. Mulholdand Albert Nelson J. A. Laird T. W. Gidley Royce Judge Fisher Shenandoah C. D. Alstrope Glenwood Earl Nickerson Council Bluffs J. H. Beckwith H. L W. T. Tompking Town City James Elizabeth Harriet Orm Vee Joan Duncan Tompkins

Potholder Care for Safe Handling of Hot Equipment

Use potholders to handle hot equipment. Avoid corners of aprons or towels. Choose heavy yet nimble potholders that stay dry and protect hands effectively.

News of Our Men in Uniform Base District Commander Oversees Thousands

In the Mediterranean Theater a North African supply district commands thousands of U S soldiers and the highest AFHQ headquarters. Col Ton Brand of San Antonio heads the group with Lt Col William L. Montgomery of Pittsburgh as executive officer. Major Hal L. Bemis oversees supply for tens of thousands, with Capt. Frank L. Myers Lt. Robert F. Seers and Lt. Joseph W. Moody Jr assisting. Enlisted T/Sgt Stewart A Hall of Malvern is among over 60 officers and hundreds of men serving in the district’s many sections including Quartermaster Ordnance Transportation Real Estate Surgeon and Purchasing. The command maintains depots and moves troops as needed while operating a city area to meet Army requirements. Summary courts hear daily cases and disciplinary actions are handled within military channels.

Mediterranean Ton 8. Brand Brand San Antonio Tex William L. Montgomery Pittsburgh Hal L. Bemis Bemla Frank L. Myers J. M. Myers Westchester Robert F. Seers Frank A. Seers South Front St Milton Joseph W. Moody Jr Lint Street Miami Fla Stewart A. Hall Malvern Ordnine ‘Heer Adjutant General Thia Vislaon Esalon

Church Schedules and Conventions Across Malvern Area

Local service notices list Malvern Baptist Methodist and Presbyterian groups with Sunday school at 10 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. Readers and readers’ events are announced, plus the Lutheran and Presbyterian synod meetings in Saginaw and Ames, with upcoming dates and worship themes noted for community participation.

Baptist Methodist Hall Presbyterian G. F. Maclean Mornbip Sam Anderson Jane H. F. Clark Lutheran the Malvern Wyre C. B. Weiss St. Johns Lutheran Q. B. Weiss Saginaw Mich Gordon ’. Mac. Lean The Presbyterian Church Ames Baptist Church B. Albert Byer Byterian Yaslon

Wilbur Bower Narrow Escape From Fire at School

Mr and Mrs W A Bower received word from son Wilbur M M 2 ¢ at Higgins school for leading craft in New Orleans. Two days after arrival fire swept attic where lockers were kept, destroying the large two story building due to defective wiring. Three guard boys and one firefighter lost their lives and little was saved despite 15 fire companies efforts.

W. A. Bower Wilbur Higgins School For New Orleans

Whiter tad a Heaney personel affeete Hick foes ty fochntan money

Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference a person named Heaney and a incident involving money and a fire. Details are garbled with unclear names and dates, offering no coherent event, location, or outcome to report as a definitive news item.

Contaters Fire Safety Rule Suggested in Workshop

A partial fragment describes dangers from removing hot food or utensils in limited space. It urges rules to turn off gas flames before moving items, noting sleeves and pot holders can ignite and cause severe burns before a fire is extinguished.

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Eso Claude Alexander John Pittschurch Larry Dvorak Lucile Gemmell Fred Gemmell Bobby Mary Naylor Will Scott Coin Ab Scott Darlene Scott Robert Diltz Cornell Bluffs Omaha Standard Body Co C. B. Hoover Linda Kay Grand Island Mr. Hoover PW. Gidley Paul E. Hil Charles W. Hil Seattle EB. Hit Hamburg Pred Hill Gidley Harold Hint Hedford Fred Hill BE. Hill Gretthen Gi Apress Theatre Thurs Ann Saxter and Thos, Michhell Princess O'Rourke Olivia de Haviland Wednes Jack London Susan Haywanp Lassie Come Steple Contmoes Bice Bor Barbara T. Sgt. Stewart Hall Allied Force Malvern Services Wilbur Bower Bran and
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