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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1931

Page

5

Methodist Jubilee Day to Convene in Mills County Next Sunday

Mills County Methodist churches urge all members to skip regular services and attend a countywide Jubilee Day at Epworth Institute grounds in Lake Park Glenwood. Morning worship begins at 11 with District Superintendent Walter A Morgan as speaker. afternoon features a five minute minister and layman talks, a concert, and the Nonpareil editor W R Orchard as keynote. Evening includes a band concert and a religious drama with a noon basket dinner local residents invited to join neighbors.

All- Mills County Glenwood Epworth Institute Lake Park Walter A. Morgan Indishole Emetapp Wigte Aspecal Muate W. KR. Orchard Council Bluffs Pacific Junction Epworth League Th Park M. J. Rarick Emerson Tesson W. J. Weber Phoebe McCoy Malvern Walter Morgan W. M. Scheuermann Clarence BH. Day W. P. Wortman M. B. Wilson L. D. Thomas W. M Scheuermann Silver City W. R. Orchard W. J. .Weber Nagon Pa+ sife Junction Epworth League

Trucks To Defiance Drive Salyers Paving Fleet

A group including Herman Perkins Ed Davis Ralph Crammer and Clifford Winslow traveled to Defiance on Sunday to operate Salyers Auto Company dump trucks for the paving project south of town. The contract calls for a twenty four mile paved stretch.

Herman Perkins Ed Davis Ralph Crammer Clifford Winslow Defiance Salyers Auto Company

County Agent Reports Reclamation Farm Near Shenandoah

County Agent George Rouenfeld joined fellow agents six miles east of Shenandoah to observe the first steps of a government reclamation project. An old worn farm is leased to test methods to restore eroded soil using barnyard manure fertilizer and other aids to rebuild fertility and reduce erosion effects.

Shenandoah George Rouenfeld Government Department of Agriculture

Hodges Urges Umbrellas Then Boats In Weather Word

Malvern’s Jim Hodges, famed weather predictor, first urged umbrellas at spring start and now advises buying boats as rain returns. Officials forecast occasional showers with near normal temperatures. Town chatter jokes about Red Cross relief funds for last year’s drought victims.

Jim Hodges Malvern Fatna Mr. Hodges Red Cross

Mills County Medical Society Forms Ladies Auxiliary in Glenwood

The Mills County Medical Association met in Glenwood last Monday afternoon June 16 with doctors wives forming the Ladies Auxiliary of the Mills County Medical Association. Officers named are President Mrs J M Donelan Glenwood Vice president Mrs I A Parnone Malvern Secretary Mrs J G McCue Silver City Treasurer Mrs Edgar Christy Hastings. A program featured remarks on the State Society and pneumonia care with discussions led by county doctors. A luncheon followed at Dr George Mogridge’s home and a September picnic at the Mills County Fair grounds in Malvern was approved. Present were Doctors Christy Hastings McCue Silver Guy Parsons Malvern G M Agan J M Donelan Grosse of Glenwood and G Mogridge, Harold Dye, H T B Lacey of the Institution, and others.

Mills County Medical Society Glenwood Mills County Medical Association Mra J. Mf. Donelan I. A. Parnone Malvern Secratary J. G. McCue Silver Ment Lacey Mogridge Indi Kente G. M. Agan George Mogridge Harold B. Dye Mills County Fairgrounds Edgar Christy Hastings Silver Guy J. A. Parsons J. M. Donelan Grosse Harold &. Dye Hi. T. B. Lacey Institution

Sunday Night Rain Heaviest of Season

A countywide downpour drenched the area marking the season’s heaviest rain. Western districts bore the worst with nearly 1.34 inches recorded. floods swept roads, washed out culverts, and disrupted highways near Glenwood and Pacifi Junction. Streams rose, rail lines and bridges faced danger, and officials reported washed out tracks and high water across the region.

Glenwood Pacifi Junction Pony Treek Silver Creek Little Creek Niabog Botna Nishna

War at Fun and Owl Seal Aabaee Who

Fragmentary text mentions a war at a fun event and an owl seal. Details are unreadable. unable to determine names, places, dates, or outcomes for a precise article card.

Obituary: Bert Frazier Dies in Omaha Hospital

Bert Frazier longtime Malvern resident died Friday morning at Covenant Hospital Omaha following an operation. He was born September 14, 1891 in Millicounty, Iowa and moved with family to Malvern. Survived by mother Jeanette L. Frazier and three brothers and two sisters. Burial at East Liberty cemetery after services at the Methodist church.

Bert Frazier Covenant Hostal Omaha Frazier Methodist M. J. Ratick R. W. Crinwell Baron Tetatt F. R. Chantry D. C. Cunningham Helen Jones East Liberty Edward Knight R. W. Salyers W. D. Slothower J. A. Fletcher Carl Hertz, Jr W. E. Kerns Milla County Evangelioal Covenant Hospital Methodist Church Hilladala Jeanette L. Frazier J. L Malvern J. P Red Oak Theodore Pawnee City Nebr R. E Merritt Pacific Junction Jessie

Materials Hold Up Work on Bridge Near Malvern

Delays on the new bridge over Little Creek south of Malvern push back completion. County Engineer T. Martin cites late delivery of materials and protracted span work as factors. Controversy lingers over widening from twenty to about thirty feet due to Main Artery traffic to Mills County Fairgrounds and ticketing delays at the fair.

Little Creek Malvern T. §. Martin

Crash Near Methodist Church Rocks Ten Wood Street

On a Sunday a driver lost control on Walnut Street and plowed into the Methodist church yard, damaging the TREL trek fenes and foundation. The vehicle and driver fled worship, but the court sentenced the man to a day in the county jail amid unclear penalties.

Walnut Street Ten Wood

Five New Cars and Four Registered Pant Week Summary

Five new Cart and four registered Pant Week items appear in county records. Notable entries include vehicles from Ford and Chevrolet in Hastings and Malvern, with owners Otto Judek Emerson W M Hunt and Donald M. Roadgter noted among registrants, plus a Studebaker and a Chevrolet coach.

Automobiliete Ag Vauher Otto Judek Emerson W. M. Hunt Hastings Donald M. Rooadgter Malvern Cones P. Reals Plenwond Studebaker B. A. Harold Ford Tudor

Des Moines radio distributor expands to Kansas City area

Jarett Galtry, son of Mr and Mrs E Bet Hien i tS, visits from Des Moines as the Des Moines radio distributors take over or purchase the sale and distribution of a major electrical machine. A slicer for hotels and restaurants and a potato chip machine for small factories are added. Territory covers west of the Mississippi with headquarters to move to Kansas City in coming weeks. Salesmen will cover cities of 6,000 population and up.

Jarett Galtry Ebet Hien i Ts Payne Fe Gu Bey Agan Galtr Harser Sieh Moines Hag Kansas City

Three Glenwood teachers head to N E A in Los Angeles

County Superintendent Mary W. Rethke and Misses Ina K. Wood and Dorothy McCormick of Glenwood high school will drive to Los Angeles for the National Education Association session from June 23 to July 3. After the convention they plan an eight month California and western tour, returning via Utah Wyoming. They will travel through Denver, then southwest through Colorado New Mexico Arizona to southern California visiting historic places. They expect a delightful trip and an engaging meeting.

Glenwood Los Angeles Calif National Educational Association California Utah Wyoming Denver Colorado New Mexico Arizona Mary W. Rethke Ina K. Wood Dorothy McCormick Glenwood High School

Marriage Licenses Reported With Several Couples Listed

Marriage licenses listed include Jane Martin Relaoh. Omen Fune. Gorse A Stille 39 Glenwood. Helen L Vohs 20 Glenwood. Harold Tsreel 1. Percival Martha Dresher 18 Thurman. Wills C Vanderpool 34 Glenwood. Ruth B Wills 28 Malvera. Tyne 48 Jammer Goucher 34 Cheriton. Margaret M Lille 21 Charisbon. Lyell Yates 15 Tabor. Kepusth Robusk 48 Council. Bane Qe 1B Baunoli Bluse.

Jane Martin Relaoh Omen Fune Gorse A. Stille Glen Helen L. Vohs Glenwood Harold Tsreel Percival Martha Dresher Thurman Ruth B. Wills Malvera Tyne Jammer Goucher Cheriton Margaret M. Lille

Tabor and Northern Profit Despite Low Mood at Meeting

At a Mills county stockholders meeting on Tuesday officials reported the Tabor and Northern Railway posted a year’s profit despite automobile, bus, and truck competition. Freight earnings dominated, with total receipts of 28 021.46 and 27 234.84 in disbursements leaving 786.62 in balance. Directors elected R. F. Weatherhead, W. W. Glynn, C. Laird, A. S. Bloeder, and E. V. Stopper with officers likely to remain the same.

Interstate Commerce Commission Tabor & Northern Railway Tabor Malvern Tabor High School Mills County Tabor College Bloedel Stopper Seale Joe Lybargar R. F. Weatherhead W. W. Glynn C. ©. Laird A. 8. Bloeder E. VY. Stopper

Fishi in Minnesota Lakes Trip By Veteran Anglers

Dr. D. M. Kiine, Dr. Thos W. Gidley, and L. W. Miller, all seasoned fishing hands, depart Tuesday for several days at Minnesota lakes. They know prime spots and plan to hatch a niece lot of dah if luck allows. The editor, invited but unable to join, laments missing the voyage.

D. M. Kiine Dr. Thos W. Gidley L. W. Miller Pute Minnesota

Noonday dinner by Woman's Foreign Missionary Society

The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society will serve a noon dinner at the Methodist Church on Thursday June 18 starting at noon until sold out. Price is 50 cents. Menu includes creamed chicken hot biscuits buttered potatoes Harvard beets cherry pie and coffee. Businessmen are especially invited.

Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Methodist Church

Help Wanted to Prepare Malvern Pool Area

Do you want to help fix up the bath house and grounds around Malvern's new swimming pool. If you can spare a few hours or a day or have dump trucks, notify Fred Durbin to review plans. Several hundred loads of dirt and other grounds work are needed before completion. Community club Crete Improvement club and Garden club cooperate on the project. Any help will speed the work.

Malvern Tf Row Fred Durbin Community Club Crete Improvement Club Garden Club

Pat Kilmartin Dies in Cheyenne After Brief Illness

Pat Kilmartin longtime Mills county resident and grain dealer died Monday afternoon in a Cheyenne hospital after a brief illness. Funeral services will be Thursday at 9 in Imogene Catholic church. He lived on farms in Rawles township before moving to Malvern and then Cheyenne to live with his youngest daughter Mrs Swanson. He had been in good health until a cold led to complications. Further details appear next week in the Leader.

Pat Kilmartin Tife Mills County A. P. Kilmartin Malvern Cheyenne Wyo Imogene

Trucks Submit Fast Run With Testing Apparatus

Two of John Waller's heavy trucks carried a gas line testing rig for Continental Construction across the state and back in forty eight hours last week. The equipment aims to test the pipeline extending across the Mississippi River at the designated point.

Continental Construction Company Muncatina Town Diinels John Waller Mississippi River

Methodist Sunday Children’s Day Observed With Playlet

In a Sunday evening service at the Methodist church children presented a program highlighting the church’s student loan fund. Malcolm Justice opened with a reading on education, followed by a playlet featuring named child actors and roles addressing money, stewardship, and wholesome recreation. A kindergarten group also participated and a collection was taken for the fund to aid deserving students through college.

Methodist Sunday School Malcolm Justice Fatty Delpha Donner Jack Harry Regenauer Rattia Lorraine Dashner Children's Day Fund Wilma Custer Lenore Mansfiald Clayton Hertz Edna Davis Burdelle Stroud Jessie Clutterbuck Betty Buer Carol Daghner Mary Louise Juelke Velma Davis Jimmie Hering Mary Jean Ewing Ruth Loakebill Kindergartop Tuix

Census reveals county social and schooling facts for Mills

The 1930 census report released by the government shows Mills county has 62 divorced men and 56 divorced women, 290 widowed men and 478 widowed women. Among ages 15 and over, 2,304 males are single and 3,179 married, while 1,750 females are single and 3,185 married. School attendance remains high for ages 7 to 13 at 96.1 percent, about 2,100 of 2,186. The report notes a drop in older age groups beyond 16. Further details appear on page 3.

Bureau of the Census Mitle County Mills County Cieren

Hastings Man Kenneth Dolph Dies After Illness

Kenneth Dolph, 15 June, died Monday at home near Hastings after a three week illness from heart complications. Funeral at Hastings Methodist church Wednesday at 2:30 pm, with Rev. W. M. Schuermann and Rev. W. J. Weber officiating. Burial in South Grove Cemetery. He was born Sept 14 1900, attended Hastings High School, studied at Council Bluffs, and worked in clerical and radio-related fields. He leaves parents and sisters Maxine and Myra, plus other relatives. remembered for his mechanical skill and Christian life.

Kenneth Dolph Howard C. Dolph Strahan Imega Hastings W. M. Schuermann Strahan M. &. Church W. J. Weber Muslcwan Chas EB. Anderson A. W. Yvannice J. FP. Lookabill Fred H. Priest Mra Anderson Benj, Haroff Eb, Shaul Rey Shaul Earl Cox Albert Pace Kurlal South Grove Kenneth Howard Dolph Find Mills County S Tare Council Hiuffé Koyle Business College Tina Council Hunt Slaters Maxine Myra Geralding Hombach Bryadfather Oliver Gyden Art Bly

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