Malvern Juniors Present Comedy Drama Friday Evening
Malvern high school juniors present Tea Topet Tavern a light comedy with a cast of fourtaen and a director. The community event, at 6 p m, features stage craft, dialogue and attentive performances. admission is 15 and 10 cents to enable wide access.
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Tag
Malvern High School
At & P
Margaret McCorek
Rosamond Raid
Bernice Schoening
Barry Reid
Thomas Wills
Bartlet Annesley
Jean Davis
Tess
Hester Hall
Mike Ryan
Homer Jackson
Brian Pierpont
Malcolm Tuelke
Archibald Perry
Jamea
Beckwith
Dallas Thorne
Jamie Bummers
John Sedgwick
Allen DuVal
Gloria Bherwood Jerome
Ethel Davis
Celeste
Nora Bummers
School Boards in Meeting in Glenwood Court House
Superintendent Rathke calls a public school boards meeting at the Glenwood courthouse next Saturday March 11 at 2 p m. The annual gathering will discuss school conduct and questions with main speaker R A Griffen of Des Moines. Presidents notified. attendance urged.
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Rathke
Court House
Glenwood
R. A. Griffen
Des Moines
Stormy Weather and the Public Welfare Report
A fragmented item notes religious figures and public welfare, mentioning Rev and Methodist Church, with unclear context on Rabie and a deceased individual. The readable portions reference church involvement and community service in stormy weather.
Community Calendar Entries for March Week
A list of local events for the week includes town council and cooperative milk producers meetings, a monthly meeting of Bil ver Masonic lodges, a junior crafts play, a community church service, school board and education discussions, and a regular community club gathering.
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Counell
Thifeday
Etnalder
Ntitty Tates
Cothinttty
Bilver Tirh Masonic
Eds Ucation
Strahan Men Plan Mother and Daughter Banquet
Strahan Methodists plan a Mother and Daughter banquet at the Strahan Methodist church after a Father and Son dinner on February 21. Rev. J. A. V. Cunningham leads organizing efforts for the March 3 event with large committees and eager volunteers. Kitchens were set to work preparing a hearty meal featuring pork, beans, potatoes, gravy, hot coffee and rolls, plus homemade cake.
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Strahan Methodiet
J. A. V. Cunningham
Bobbitt to Discuss Investments in Next Community Service
The Rev L R Bobbitt pastor of First Baptist Preachas will lead a Sunday evening service at the Methodist church on the subject Enduring Investment. The Malvary Churches plan community services with wide religious appeal and will feature special music and preaching.
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Gervita
L. R. Bobbitt
Masons Meet Tonight In Regular Session
The monthly meeting of Silver Drn Masonio is set for this Thursday evening in the nan reson room at the Hight Woods.
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Masonio
Woods
Funeral Service for Mrs. Jessie Ring Held Thursday
The funeral service for Mrs. Jessie Ring, reported in last week's Lender, was held Thursday at 2 in the Flatt Baptist church Malvern. Rev. E. R. Bobbitt led the service with two favorite songs sung by Vernon Bobbitt and Miss Margaret Berkhimer at the piano. Burial followed in Malvern cemetery with pallbearers named. Mrs. Ring, born March 1, 1865 in Flowerfield Michigan, died Feb. 28, 1933 at her Malvern home after a life in Glenwood and Malvern communities. obituary notes her marriages to Frank Byers and later Alonzo Ring.
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Jessie Ring
Malvern
R. Bobbitt
Vernon Bobbitt
Margaret Berkhimer
Buriat
Malvern Cemetery
Pall Besters
V. A.“Buriniers
Harry Nelson
Chae
H. Summera
Andy Berkeimer
Alonzo Ring
Glenwood
Farm Bureau of Center Township to Meet Tuesday
The Center Township Farm Bureau will hold a meeting Tuesday evening March 14 at Hillsdale church. A good program is planned.
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Farm Bureau of
Center Township
Hillsdale Church
Malvern Community Club Directors Meet for Planning Session
The Malvern Community Club directors met Tuesday evening called by President R. W. Salyers to discuss dues patterns activities and future meetings. Plans were outlined for the next meeting March 16 with attendees President Salyers directors Knight Beckwith Nelson Mulholland Boehner and secretary Allen Wortman.
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The
Malvérn Community Club
R. W. Salyears
Salyers
W. Knight
J. Hi Beckwith
Albert Nelson
BK A
Mulholland
Bruce Boehner
Allen Wortman
Kreisler in Omaha Concert March 17
Fritz Kreisler, famed violinist, appears at the Omaha Auditorium on Friday evening March 17 under Civic Orchestra labor. Seat sales begin Friday March 10 with hundreds of dollars worth of seats ranging from $1 to $2.50, offering the lowest price yet for Nebraska music lovers. Limited rail fare discounts apply, with one fare plus 28 cents from all points in Iowa and Nebraska.
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Fritz Kreisler
Omaha Auditorium
Civic’ Orchestra
Sorlaty
Nebraska
Iowa
Qmeda
Kreigler
Fellows from Mu Davis farm to Waly Borage farm meet
A brief item notes Fellows from the Mu Davis farm traveling to the Waly Borage farm located southeast of Pp for a community gathering or meeting. The Chattanooga area context and exact dates are not provided in the readable text.
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Dale
Davis
Mills County Farmers Seek Settlement Over Library Foreclosure
The Mills County Farmers Holiday association met last Saturday to review the foreclosure actions involving the Glenwood Library association and Guy Strahothan. The committee, including top farmers, discussed a fair settlement and indicated a basis for accord.
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Mills County Farmers’ Holiday Association
Glenwood Library Association
Guy Strahothan
District Court Adjourns Till Today In Mills County
The Mills county district court term closed briefly after Judge Manta dismissed the petit jury and adjourned until Thursday. Four cases were heard, including State v Beavern for child desertion with a guilty verdict and pending sentence, Endicott v Briley awarding $116.58 to the plaintiff, and a divorce granting Jesse Johnston a divorce from Paul Johnston with the right to use.
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Pedritkry
Mills County
Manta
Endicott
Docket Cleared as Probate and Law Cases Conclude
A Hastings court finalized numerous matters including sales and transfers of per caritien holdings from Botna Valley State Bank and Iowa State Savings Bank of Malvern. Many suits notes and accounts were adjudicated alongside probate work and law cases, resulting in substantial docket clearance.
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Percaritien
Botna Valley
State Bank of Hastings
Iowa State Savings Bank of
Malvern
Candidates for Town Election Named in Armory Meeting
A large crowd attended Monday evening as residents named a ticket for the upcoming town election. March 27 nominees include Mayor Roy Haney, Treasurer W G Rathke, Park Commissioner W B Till, Alderman Elmer Fieselman, Councilmen Aret Ward Lester Lambert, Second Ward Charles Dick, Third Ward Clyde Rhoades, At Large Claude Lassner and Bryan Maxwall.
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Citiou
Ghey
Nominaton
Roy Haney
W. G. Rathke
Park
W. BP
Till Asgester
Elmer Fieselman
Aret
Lester’ Lambert
Charles Dick
Clyde Rhoades
Claude Laws Ler
Bryan Maxwall
Pretty Goog
Geto Thursday marriage granted by county clerk
Aeens was granted last Thursday by County Clerk Greens to Paul Greephagen 36 and Mary Fraley 18 both of Omaha. They were married the same day yet of Peace Birdelle Wil-
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Aeens
Greens
Paul Greephagen
Mary Fraley
Omaha
Birdelle Wil
Tax Sale Notice for February 27 Ad
The tax sale advertisement for February 27, 97, failed to attract a single bidder. County treasurer OttO judging promptly posted for March 7, where the same period will likely occur. The notice notes one bidder remaining and the status of the sale.
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Goynty Treaayret
Otto
Malvern relatives recall Mem Alice WinE opr
Relatives gather to remember Mem Alice WinE opr in Malvern with recollections of family ties, shared moments, and local history. The event highlights connections across generations and the enduring impact of Mem Alice on community life.
Vetera te Polls for School Election on Monday Afternoon
The local electorate plans to vote next Monday afternoon as the annual school election opens in the Community building basement from noon to 7 pm. Three candidates, Jince Boehner L. A. Talbott and J. F. Wearth, seek two Board of Education seats, while R. W. Crewell seeks reelection as treasurer with no nominations filed for the post.
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Vetera Te
Lihe
Board of Education
Jince Boehner
L. A. Talbott
J. F. Wearth
Talbott
Mra. T. W. Qidney
Reaaurer &S R. W. Crewell
Wata
Girls Basket Ball Meet in Henderson This Week
Henderson and Henderson consolidated schools host the Southweut Iowa sectional girls basketball tournament this week. Teams include Thurman Henderson Randolph Hastings Walea- Lincoln Pac fc Function and Buver City. Strong teams expected to perform well with competitive games anticipated.
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Henderson
Iowa
Thurman
Randolph
Hastings
Walea-Ligtoln
Pac Fc Tunction
Buver City
Beyen
Tsama
Rome
ESSE PE Woe and UP Walea Lincoln and Pacific Playoffs
June thon will play Silver City Thur man gets a bus and on the following evening will play the winners of Henderson Randolph and the other two games. The two winners meet for the title Saturday. All games start at 7 745 and 8 pm. Admission sessions: adults 30c children 0c or season tickets adults 75c children 60c.
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Walea
Lincoln
Pacific
Silver City
Thurman
Henderson
Mass Meeting on Utility Rates Tonight
A mass meeting is set for this evening at 7 30 in the Malvarn Community building basement to consider utility rates. A committee that interviewed Northwestern Bell Telephone officials will sign a report at the gathering. All interested are invited to attend.
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Thurghey
Malvarn
Hell
Guests at Work at Malvern Fall Hospice Lodging Cleanup
At the instigation of K W Beehner guests in the fall hospice at Malvern paid for their lodgings one day last week by sweeping winter dirt from Marion Avenue. They collected refuse for town disposal as officials faced a depressed season. Despite the downturn the shelter remains used nightly by three to nine dozen people, even as last year’s record was not matched.
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K. W. Béehner
Malvern
Marion Avenue
Creamery Co-ops Hold Annual Meet in Glenwood
The Producers Cooperative Creamery Association held its annual meeting in the Armory Building on Tuesday with an all day session and strong attendance despite stormy conditions. 147 members were present plus many more for a dinner served by Glenwood Baptist ladies, bringing total including Glenwood men to 176. The program featured an address by G. C. George of Omaha, president of the Nebraska state cooperative creameries, amid a business like session highlighting cooperative achievements.
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Producers Cooparative Creamery Association
Armory
Glenwood
Henry Buck
G. C. George
Omaha
Nebraska State Organization of Cooperative Creameries
Butter Producers Association Shows Rising Output and Growth
The association purchased and processed 293654 pounds of butterfat at an average price of 20.4 cents, yielding 461184 pounds of butter, marking a 50 percent rise from the first year. For the year to date there is a 40 percent year over year gain. Three directors were proposed and later elected officers included President Henry Buch and Vice President Carl Lincoln. Wayne Logan returned from a three day business trip to Springfield, Missouri.
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Atnca
Buelless
Progen
Vern A. Matthews
Carl Sebhold
Claude Deupres
R. K. Henderson
Carl Lincolt
Henry Buch
Carl Lincoln
Edwin McGarry
AJL
Wayne Logan
Springfield
Inaugural Parade 1901 Gallaudet Students Join
The 1901 inaugural parade in Washington featured Frank H Roosevelt’s era, with Gallaudet college students invited to march. Rainy weather challenged the marchers though the contingent pressed on, while West Point cadets provided the finest turnout along the two mile route past the White House. President Roosevelt observed from a stand with relatives and dignitaries.
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GF Wiles
Washington, D. C
Frank H. Roosevelt
White House
Scythe Jp
Roosevelt
Theodore
Franklin
Census Ofice
Gallaudet College
T Treasury
War
Endnavy Departments
Whites House
Offera
Alguiterres
Cadeta
West Point
Jon Ahem
Banks Reopen Hope Fades In Malvern After Bank Holiday
Malvern firms kept commerce steady during the nationwide bank closing. The Malvern Trust & Banking bank stayed open Saturday and reopened Tuesday to provide change, though deposits and payments were limited. National policy and a potential currency inflation loom as Congress and officials weigh reopening steps under federal guidance. Local merchants strive to serve customers and maintain business as discussions continue.
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Malvern
Malvern Trust & Bavinge Bank
Theag
Con- Brens
Oltha D. Wearth
Con-gressman
Hiv Agat
Ubis
Noogavelt
Kraechel
Iowa
Kunce and Nelson Hold Sale March 23
Kunce and Nelson announce an on hold public sale on Thursday March 23 at their site in Malevera. The sale features implements and machinery with first day offerings and a forthcoming London ad detailing descriptions and items for the spring purchase.
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Kunce & Nelson
Now and Yaott
Malevera
Thia Ania
Geo
Londan
Dollar Day Trade Promotion Draws Crowd to Malvern
Crowd gathers in Malvern for two day Dollar Days bargains across town. Local merchants report steady customer flow and increased dual ness, with many taking the one dollar script offer tied to yearly subscriptions. Notable subscriber names and towns listed amid promotional push.
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Dollar Day
Milla County
Malvern
C. G Gravatt
Wilson
E. Eldson
G. Stonebraker
Henderson
Clark
Ray FP
Kelley
Robbing
Lisle
W. Pierce
Roscoe Parker
Nellis Henderson
Ralph Smith
B. H. Piluuru
Maretha Slepold
W. H. Trimmer
Herman Koop
Ade
Rverick
Hi A. Desrdort
Wil Butt
W. A. Caldwell
R. W. Munsfold
J. H. McPyll
Robeert Hovhner
R. Brewer
Mra
W. A. Harmen
Mra. Jemen Robarte
A. H. Gravex
A. A. Bouton
Leuused Puvel
and MeaEtay
A. Fialdomon
Quyway
Raymond Trively
Ed Manel
Hh Anthony
Ustverd
Frau Duval
Lous Leu
Maske
Bog
Malvern Orava
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