Malvern Local News Highlights New Arrivals
Ridstoh Bieneehel leases J L Donner farm northeast of Malvern on Highway 34 and moves in. Miss Marie Kelley takes a position with Dre Kane Kline. several locals visit, and community ads promote Hansen Gloves and new spring apparel at The Leader Department Store. Notables include county supervisor W F McGrew, visits by Mrs. Osborne, and updates on local staffing and entertainment events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridstoh Bieneehel
Malvern
J. L. Donner
Erter
Menechele
Vieinifx
Marie Kelley
Wesley | Chare
Dre
Mise
Mabel Cox
Teou
Claude E. Wilson
Near Henderson
W. FE. McGrew
Emerson
Leader Department
Mary Campbell
Rita Campbell
D. J. Hares
Randolph
Robert Kirby
Tabor
Otto Kilne
Moving on farms broadens area with several shifts
The correspondent notes numerous farm moves in the past two weeks across the vicinity and town. Len King relocates to the Andy Leek farm near Glenwood, while the Goodman brothers move to a Glenwood area farm. Roy Dyke leaves Fred Davin’s farm for a new farm near Macedonia. Reuel Harman shifts from the J L Donner farm to Walter Nenner’s estate, Earl Harman moves near Experson, Geo. Ratasbak relocates to the Jana Wise farm north of Malvern, and Clarence Kearney starts farming Hilton at Breexy Knight’s house in Stet. Radalph Menchelt moves north of Hastings to J L Panther farm. Northrup relocates to the Fred Pitamouth area, Albertore moves to Walter Alstraps farm, A. J. Darwold and Everett Merrit relocate to the Walter farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len King
Andy Leek
Glenwood
Goodman Brothers
White Cloud
Roy Dyke
Fred Davin
Macedonia
Reuel Harman
J. L. Donner
Walter Nenner
Earl Harman
Hastings
Northrup
Fred
Pitamouth
Albert Aore
Walter Alstraps
A. J. Darwold
Everett Merrit
Trey
Walter
Riese
County Republican Convention Set For March 12
Rathke, chairman of the county Republican central committee, calls the annual county convention for Saturday March 12 at the county seat. Delegates from each precinct will be chosen to represent the county at the state convention. Precincts are urged to send delegates to the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rathke
Republican Central Committee
One More License Issued in County Clerk's Office
The county seat reports continued activity in the marriage license business. Clerk Harry Widows issued a license to H. Hedgecach, 21, and Mary Lampkin, 26, both of Malvern. A previously unused license from over a year ago, still valid, was also recovered this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wihtows
H. Hedgecach
Mary Lampkin
Malvern
Improvement plan for courthouse grounds proposed by Chamber
Dr. FL M. McClasky of the Glenwood Chamber of Commerce presented before the county Board of Supervisors on Monday a proposal to improve the grounds around the county courthouse. The plan calls for reseeding the lawn, planting shrubbery, and pruning or removing certain trees at shared expense with the county.
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FL. M. McClasky
Glenwood Chamber of Commerce
County Board of Supervisor
County Court House
Sgbunds
Chamber of Commerce
Mille County Spelling Contest Set for March 14
The Mille county spelling bee will be held in Glenwood at the Methodist church on Monday afternoon March 14 starting at 7 p.m. Each town school may enter two contestants and rural schools may enter county at the state contest in Des Moines. The public is invited to attend. Harry Bayes arrived from Oakland Nebraska Sunday to visit his parents Mr and Mrs BE Bares.
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R. C. Hopp
Ralph
Glenwood
Hong
Hopp
Mills County
Jtowa
Mgr
R Hall
Farquhar
Mille County
Des Moinen
Freebyterian
Honry
Sheriff DeXoss Seen as Democratic Despite Supposed Switch
Mills county voters faced rumor confusion last Thursday as Sheriff W. S DeXoss was wrongly linked to changed political affiliation. Authorities clarified no switch occurred, noting the Leader published a Republican card by mistake while DeXoss seeks Democratic and Republican support for the upcoming general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Sherif W. S DeXoss
Peltics
Sheriffs
Sherif
Annual meeting draws large crowd for Pro ducers Co op Creamery
The Pro ducers Co-Operative Creamery Association held its first annual meeting at the Glenwood armory with nearly 600 attendees. Speakers included Dr. F. St. Morciuski, Henry Buch, and Prof. Mortenson of Iowa State. Mayor Choate introduced Mortenson who urged Iowa-made products. Secretary Leipold reported the year’s work and directors Claude Riche Ward Fickel Huben Stile were elected to replace C V Sell.
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Producers Co-Operative Creamery Association
Toesiay
Glenwood
F. St. Mociuski
Glenwood Chamber of Commerce
Henry Buch
Aesociation
Mortenson
Iowa State College
Such
Srow
Frank W. Choate
Denmark
Fle
Iowa
Carl Leipald
Claude Riche
Tabor
Ward Fickel
Henderson
Huben Stile
C. V. Sell
Glenwood Firemen Host St Patrick's Dance in Armory
Glenwood Fire department invites all to a St Patrick's dance Thursday evening March 11 in the Armory. The event features the Original Missourians, a colorfully dressed dance band from Kansas City, with other merriment planned for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
St. Patrick's
Armory
Kansas City
Funeral Directors Busy in Mills County Malvern Area
Over the past week Mills County has seen many deaths with Malvern area particularly affected. Mansfield Funeral directors handled five funerals in six days including burials at Malvern Cemetery and East Liberty Cemetery. One funeral was sent to Hamburg to assist in another service.
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Mills County
Malvern
Mansfield
Mal Vern
East Liberty
Hambure
Hillsdale Commitr Club to Stage Court Friday
Hillsdale Community Club plans a mock trial at the Hillsdale church Friday evening. A car accident case and damages will be presented to offer court experience in an inexpensive setting.
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Hillsdale Commitr Club
Hisdale Community Club
Hillsdale
Parapher Sali
Malvern Boy Enjoys Life in the Navy
Mr and Mrs C E Davis received a letter from their son Darrell in the U S Navy. He serves in the hospital corps aboard the G 88 Nitro and the ship recently docked at Hampton Roads after a cruise from San Diego via the Panama Canal. He describes a wonderful trip visiting new places and scenes and says he will be stationed on land duty in Newport Rhode Island for some time.
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C. E. Davis
Darrell
U. S. Navy
Hamden Roads
San Diego
Calif
Panama Canal
Newport
Rhode Island
News of the Churches Baptist Church sermon notes
Weather and impassable roads and sickness have cut down the average attendance at Hille school. The pastor urges making this up. local residents urged to attend and support church efforts to address disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News of the Churches Baptist Church
L. BR. Sobbitt
Pasor
Slow Could Jesus Become Sin for Our Evening Theme
The morning sermon explores why there had to be four crosses and what it means personally. Readings focus on suffering, death, and resurrection as Easter approaches, with attendance urged and Bible study encouraged at the Freebyterian Church and nearby Methodist services.
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Jesus
Christ
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