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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1927
Page
8
Emerson residents and friends share travel and visit news with many trips to Omaha Council Bluffs Red Oak and Chicago. Attendees include Mra Henry Schick, Mr and Mrs H S Mitchell and family, and Edna Eaton planning marriage to Paul Heede. eight Ames geologic scholars including Roscoe Greenwood from Emerson.
The road law grants the Highway Commission full control over all state pit roads and the primary road fund, plus power to authorize state road improvement and county bond issues. The Primary Road Fund consists of automobile fees, Federal Aid, and 12-80 of the gasoline tax. last year it totaled $12,700,000 and next year is estimated at $15,800,000 with the new gasoline tax. Mills County contemplates a $400,000 bond issue to improve primary roads. the commission will set aside interest and principal from the Primary Road Fund to cover maturing bonds, so no local property tax is required. Bonds would run 15 years with annual payments around $16,700 and would not levy land taxes unless the fund is insufficient.
Hastings visitors Everett Purcell and family join relatives here for dinner while others plan Minnesota trips and care for ailing kin. The Strahan schoolhouse hosts The Harness Makers show on Friday with Union Church women serving ice cream and cake. Mills County Methodists unite for Jubilee Day at Glenwood July 10, and Epworth League Institute runs July 11 to 17. Baptism and new-member reception are planned next Sunday at 3 PM.
Rev. B. F. McCaughey and Mrs McCaughey with two Hitle daughters arrived in Emerson to serve the Presbyterian Church at Emerson and Champion Hill. Their Ford tour ended in heavy rain in Oklahoma when a Hudson crash spun them off the road. Bruised but grateful, they continued by train after selling the wrecked car for junk.
Wall Street, The Ladies Aid Society will with meat at the church Wednesday afternoon, July 6. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Barger and daughter Betty visited relatives in Clarinda Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Hurst of Malvern attended services at East Liberty Sunday, coming with their daughter Mrs. Nelson and family. Neil Whitesides of Omaha spent part of his vacation with grandparents. R. K. Henderson and family went to Missouri Valley Sunday to visit an aunt who had been sick. Clyde Whitesides and family were Sunday guests in Council Bluffs at the Glen Newsome home. Services next Sunday at usual hours. Last Sunday three recitations by Allen, Marjie, and Marian Carlson. Rev. Hicks and Robbing of Malvern and Buffington and family of Glenwood attended. They invited Heat Liberty folks to Glenwood services Sunday, July 10, Methodist Jubilee day. A Home Coming planned at Hawt Liberty on Sunday, August 14, with basket dinner. Keep the date in mind and plan to be present. W. J. Pops, horticulturist of the Howell Agricultural Experiment Station, notes recent findings. Map shows AOA. theKamana Way women planted.
Wealet Chanel League plans an Ep Worth League gathering next Sunday at 6 PM for young people at Millis area churches. Topic My Country Right or Wrong panel led by Donald Cook and Merrill Skinner. Officers listed: Elva Wilson President Hastings Agnes Stromberg 1st Vice Silver Y Marion Wilson 2nd Vice Haata Nga Donald Cook 3rd Vice Henderson Ruth Sowers Secretary Arthur Luther Hast nes Leonard Stromberg Treasurer Silver City Lorraine Fickel Junior League superintendent Hastings Hazel Clark Pianist Henderson.
Execution issued from the District Court of Special County Iowa in favor of Matilda Gea against Edward Frank Grosse for 6843.98 plus costs. The property is, The West Half of the Southwest Quarter and the Southwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter in Sec 36 T71N R42W, Mills County Iowa. Sale at the Court House West Door Glenwood on July 26, 1927 between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. to be sold to highest bidder for cash. Dated June 22, 1927 Glenwood Iowa W. S. DeMobb Sheriff Mills County
July 2 marks the final date to reinstate and convert war risk insurance. U S veterans have sought, and over the last four days written more than a million dollars in policies. Mills County veterans should act quickly. The bureau may total 5 million in policies this closing month, far above last year’s June 1,300,900 record. Most applicants will be good risks, with policies averaging about 7,600. It is estimated more than 2,500,000 men will lose government insurance rights after July 2, a potential loss of 20 billion dollars.
John Niday Frank Ferrel Walter Savage and Mrs J C Vandatta attended Will Duncan's funeral Sunday Mixa Mabel Fichter visited the Eltleman home in Sidney last week Miss Dorothy May Huttlemann returned home with her for a visit Mr and Mrs Clarence Graham welcomed a nine pound daughter on Saturday June 18 named June Lucille They are on the W J Kilpatrick farm Rev Bloomaulst and wife attended the Conference and study in Omaha leaving Monday and returning Wednesday
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