Merchants Join in Big Dollar Day Sale for School Election
A local event named Big Dollar Day promotes fundraising and voting activity for Malvern school elections. Nominations for board of education members are due March 3 with petitions filed by March 14. Nominees include L A Talbott and Bruce Boehner. terms for two seats expire this year.
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Malvern
Board of Education
Avon
T. W. Gidley
L. A. Talbott
H.W. Balrete
Bruce Boehner
County Treasurer Handles Auto License Rush
County Treasurer Judkina saw a rush of residents on a February Tuesday with about thirty five to forty people seeking auto licenses to beat an upcoming delinquency assessment. Delinquency figures and final counts were unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a busy day at the county office.
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Judkina
Olly Hoate Announces Nonreelection For Mayor
The veteran mayor announces he will not seek another term this spring leaving the field open. Speculation rises about potential successors as candidates have yet to announce officially.
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Hoate
Qhoate
School Elections Notice From County Superintendent
County Superintendent Rathke orders posting of school election notices in all districts. The deadline is Friday for posting requirements and compliance across areas.
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Rathke
Store Pedestrian Remodels Mentioned in Coach Venture
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a remodeling of a store and nearby pedestrian area. References to a west side location and a pitched gable imply architectural changes. No clear dates, names, or events are readable from the text.
Bridge work progresses on Nishita opposite Mal vern
Reported construction notes show Lokyers crew adjusting the main span and Glenwood team laying a floor and approach. An asphalt surface will replace the old section, promising a smoother ride once open for traffic barring weather delays.
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Glenwood Crewara
Ted Midar
Edgewine
Batardsy
Saeher
Gugeler to Preach Union Service Sunday Evening
The article notes Gugeler will preach at a union service Sunday evening with subject The Contribution of a Poor Man. Rev R B Guater, pastor of the Methodist church, will speak at the community Baptial church service. Malvern pastors have alternated services with music in a series attracting growing attendance. The union choir will provide music for the Sunday eve ning service and a brief period of congregational singing will be included.
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R. BE. Guaeter
Methodist Church
Churches of
Malvern
Wnion Pholr
Local resident Luotua Stevenson found dead by hanging
Community shocked by the apparent suicide of Luotua Stevenson a longtime Malvern resident. The body was discovered by his daughter in the basement around 4 pm after a period of illness and declining health. Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 pm at the Malvern MoE church conducted by Reverend Gugejer with relatives in attendance.
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Thia
Malvern
Ry By Gugejer
Malvern Moe
F.ry Chantry
Mia
de O. Cunningham
Gang Ale Ee
B. Bacrett Agnocoms Panist
Mipaea Velde
Hurst
Dorens
Legislators to Attend Mass Meeting Here Saturday
Legislative leaders plan a Saturday mass meeting at 1 p m in the community building auditorium. Native R G Hobp Senator Homet Hsh and Montgomery county representative are invited to discuss tax relief debt talient and related law progress with Rep B P Langhiln of rece county also invited. The event is open to residents interested in state legislation and tax policy. A similar session is set for Red Oak Friday on the same topics.
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R. G. Hobp
Benator Homet Hsh
Montgomery County
B. P. Langhiln
Rece County
Funeral Rites for Harvey Summers at Malvern First Baptist
The funeral for Harvey H. Summers was held Thursday at 4 PM in Malvern’s First Baptist Church, conducted by Rev. L. R. Bobbitt. The service was largely attended by relatives and old friends, with Vernon Bobbitt singing a solo.
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Harvey H. Summers
First Baptist Church
Malvern
L. R. Bobbitt
Rese Uves
Vernon Bobbitt
Funeral obituary for Miss Hulalie Larsson and relatives
The report details a funeral at Malvern cemetery with pallbearers Chas Hy Bummers Ross B Bummers Jay N Summers Frank Summers Glenn Bummers and attendees including John F. Summers Harry Stoner Robert Potts and Ray Potts. The obituary tributes praise the deceased with religious reflection and a note that the soul liveth.
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Margaret
Berkeimer
Hulalie Larsson
Malvern
Chas
Hy Bummers
V. A. Bummers
Ross B
Bummers
Jay. 'N. Summers
Frank Summers
Glenn Bummers
John F. Summers
Chixcapo
Harry Stoner
Robert Potts
Ray’ Potts
Lenox
Ray
Bobbitt
Leader subscription offer aids Dieller Day buyers
Dollar Day buyers will gain a remarkable subscription offer from The Leader. For a full year, subscribers receive one dollar stamp redeemable at local merchants. The deal promises a near ten percent cut in the newspaper price, aimed at Mills County residents and nearby counties.
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Dieller
Vaiu
Mills County
Mills
Crime Wave Diminishes as Law Enforcers Act in Malvern
Malvern reports a drop in crime last week as county, state, and federal officers pursue suspects. A mail sack theft at the C B and Q depot drew investigators. most letters were recovered. Allen Jones was detained for questioning, another suspect was held briefly and later released. Officers vow to clear up the recent criminal activity.
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Malvern
Theas
Aure
Tn 8
Ita
Addy Peasons
Sherif
State
Juniors to Present Tea Toper Tavern Play
The Junior class plans a March 10 performance of Tea Toper Tavern. Cast includes Marion Day, Margaret McCormick, Rosamond Reid, Bernice Schogar, Bally Lee Dixon, Warde Hook, Any Annesley, Beathers Thomas, Harrie Annesley, Jean Ray, and Malcolm Judke among others. production directed by Pont and Perry with student players from Ponton.
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Marion Day
Margaret
McCormick
Rosamond Reid
Mit
Bernice Schogar
Bally Lee Dixon
Ditts
Auuny South
Warde Hook
Annesley
Ery Reid
Rosamond
Thomas
Wills
Harrie
Ann
Byen
Jean Ray
Peasy
Plerpont
Malcolm Judke
Sebald Perry
Joe Raina
Emerson and Malvern Win Deelam Honors
The district declamatory contest on Tuesday evening drew a large audience. Phylisa Wilson of Malvern won first in humorous. Bethia Ripley and Mexine Aban of Emerson won first in oratories and dramatic respectively. Glenwood claimed all three second places. Edith Belt and Lloyd Welker of Malvern ranked third in their respective classes. Other schools included Etrahan and Hastings. The next contest is the Pre-district. time and place to be announced.
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Birehan
Phylisa Wilson
Malvern
Bitlia Ripley
Mexine Aban
Emaraon
Firat
Glenwood
Mautice Wyant
Batah Katmen
Ilah Funk
Edith Belt
Lloyd Welker
Mavern
W T Johnson Died in Norfolk Nebraska
W T Johnson a former Randolph resident died at his Norfolk Nebraska home Saturday February 25 from monoxide gas poisoning. The body was brought to Malvern Monday evening and the funeral was held Tuesday afternoon at 1:80 in the Methodist church with Mansfield funeral directors handling arrangements.
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W. T. Johnson
Randolph
Hia
Norfolk
Nebr
Malvern
Mansfield Tunerel
Methodist
Funeral Held for Howard O Dolph at Strahan
Howard O Dolph of Mills County was laid to rest last Wednesday afternoon February 22 at the Methodist church in Strahan. The service was led by Rev. J A B Cunningham with a large crowd of friends neighbors and relatives in attendance. A special choir led the service as mourners gathered to pay tribute to a longtime resident.
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Imae
Mills County
Methodiat
Strahan
J. A. B. Cunningham
High Es Teem
Charles Ging
P. Bayes
Mra
F. J. Steele
Frank Johnson
Mrs Jessie Ring Dies in Malvern After Long Illness
Mrs Jessie Ring a well known and beloved Malvern resident died at her north Malvern home Tuesday morning after a long illness. Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 pm at the First Baptist Church with the casket open at the house from 10 pm to 6 pm. A fuller obituary will appear next week.
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Jessse J. Ring
Malvern
North Malvern
Mills County Honored at Washington Inaugural Event
Mills County heads to Washington for a major inaugural ceremony with Hon Otha Wearin and Mrs Wearin arriving Sunday and settling in. Mrs June Fickel will join the inaugural committee and travel to Washington for the event as preparations continue.
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Mills County
Washington
D. C
Otha
Wearin
Col Grese
Couvea
Thirty New Members Join Holiday Group at Schoolhouse
Thirty new members joined the Holiday Group at the Fiat Eliey Schoolhouse, northwest of Malmi, as an event was held with a gathering and meal to mark the occasion.
Malvern Fire Endangers Historic Outdoor Closet Building
Friday morning a spark from a chimney ignited a dry roof, threatening a two story outdoor closet near Bayer's Grocery. Firefighters rushed to the scene but a bystander quickly extinguished the blaze, preserving the structure long noted as a rare example of local architectural development.
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Malvern
Bayer
Olsious
Ste Tencus
Postpone Action on Utility Rates Until March 9 Meeting
A mass meeting on utility rate reductions was postponed to Thursday March 9 due to light attendance. The session will be at 7 80 p m in the Malvern Community building basement with Northwestern Bell officials present to discuss rate reductions. County residents are urged to attend as plans for a state wide cooperative effort were discussed.
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Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Malvern
Mazar
D. HB
Whitfield
Dopnu Cers
Talice
Alfread Leu
Doings in the District Court at Glenwood
District court reconvened in Glenwood for the February term with Judge Mantz. The grand jury returned indictments against Albert Marshall Gearer Bevera and William Rogers. Trials began with the Hyde case postponed due to a lawyer's illness. Marshall of Silver City faced liquor charges with a jury empaneled and returned a verdict for the defendant after deliberation. A separate Mings v Patrick damage suit favored the defendant. Pitwood Ragerty and Leslie Pepwly, both youths, were sentenced to reform school for delinquency, while Benedict received five years hard labor.
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District Court
Glenwood
H. J. Mantz
Albert Marshall
Gearer Bevera
William Rogers
Took
Btateva
Bilver City
J. G. Davis
H. L. Bowers
Paul Delayen
Bila Dillehay
C. L. Robinson
Albert Briages
J. B. Noah
Ben J. Wilson
Violet Hérndon
Trively
George Lloyd
Ray Fackley
Silver City
Witnex Gay
Gatelock P. m
OC Mings Ve. Patrick
Pitwood Ragerty
Leslie Bepwly
Ele Gora
Bargains Galore Hit Malvern Friday and Saturday
Immediate economic relief comes to Malvern residents as merchants and garages join in a two day Dollar Day Sale. Prices marked at the lowest level entice buyers across goods and automotive items with broad savings on nearly every item.
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Malvern
Garvica 4A
Bhayetm
Evanta
Ireland Wins High Scholastic Honor at Creighton Pharmacy
Ireland Malvern, a freshman in the Creighton University College of Pharmacy, was named one of four students in the freshman class with top scholastic records in the post semester. Dean H. C. Newton announced the honor, stating Aden Ireland is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Aden Ireland.
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Max
Ireland
Malvern
Fresdman
Creighton University College of Pharmacy
Pharmacy
George Mellor in Clarkson Hospital Patient
Reports say George Mellor is resting in Clarkson Hospital with possible surgery ahead as his condition improves. His daughters Katheryn Brodehart and Elinor Day of Boringfeld visited Friday through Sunday and accompanied him to the hospital before returning home.
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Clarkson Hospital
Katheryn Brodéhart
Elinor Day
Boringfeld
General Assembly Nears End Amid Tax Debates and Reform Talk
The Forty Fifth Iowa General Assembly adjourned to Monday after a weekend rush, leaving House and Senate calendars crowded with tax reduction bills and reform measures. While over half of 72 tax bills show progress, supporters push for broader cuts and possible Volstead Act reconsideration, with calls for a statewide referendum and changes to leadership lines for a special session.
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Forty-Fifth General Assembly
Renate
Jowy
Mering
Bes Busanie
Capilauad
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