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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1932

Page

5

Special session urged for immediate tax relief by Mills county league

Mills county tax payers League meeting discussed forming a cross county committee to press Governor Dan Turner for a special legislative session to restore tax relief. Speakers included F R Charity, Will Bates, June Fickel, and candidates Myron C Manninger, Frank Wilson, and W A Choate, who urged limiting taxes and coordinating with other counties for action.

Mills County Tax Fayers League Iowa Dan Turner F. R. Charity Malvern Will Bates Rerfle Dunetion June Fickel Hastings General Assembly Aundry Lind+bergh Ficke Spreka June Piekel Chantry Mills County League Fred Durbin Alan Underworld RGR Lisle Candidatenaik W. Choate Glenwood Myron C. Manninger South of Munginger Jayne TD. Choate Honda General Legion Ronda

Knight's eight red foxes in trap delight locals

Clarence Knight Caneht reports eight red foxes captured in steel traps from November opening to February 16 extension. He killed two in a day, holds a trapper license and permit, and plans chokers for sale. Foxes have become scarce in his neighborhood, likely easing chicken losses this year.

Clarence Knight Caneht Clarence Knight

Voters Set for Malvern Annual School Ballot Monday

Malvern voters go to the polls Monday for the annual school election to choose two directors for three-year terms on the board of education. Candidates are F R Chantry, P F Mulholland, and J M Breele. Polls open 12 noon to 1 pm in the Community building basement. all qualified electors may vote.

Malvern Board of Education F. R. Chantry B. Mulholland J. M. Breele Rer

Rudolph Hopp Seeks State Legislature Nomination

Rudolph C. Hopp announces candidacy for representative from Mills County to the state Legislature subject to the June Democratic primary. He is Mills County's most steadfast farmer and past president of the Mills County Farm Bureau with broad farmer connection. He served on the county tax commission and plans a future platform.

Rudolph C. Hopp Mills County Hopp Mille County Bulla County

Malvern Delegates to County Convention Chosen

Malvern delegates to the Republican county convention were selected at a gathering in Malvern on Saturday. The event named the following delegates to attend the Glenwood meeting next Saturday, March 42, at 13: aielook.

Malvern Glenwead Aielook

Harman William A Died at Home in Malvern March 3

William A Harman longtime Malvern resident and prominent Mills County farmer died at his Malvern home on March 3 after a long residence in Iowa since 1879. Funeral services were held Sunday at East Liberty Church with Rev. Gugeler, followed by burial in East Liberty cemetery. He was born January 24, 1865 in Adams County Pennsylvania and married Harriet Wagner in 1889. he lived on several farms before moving to Malvern.

Shear Waveney Wiliam A. * Harman Malvern Mills County Liberty Church R. BH. Gugeler Methodist Church R. W. Criswell J. R. McClymond F. R. Chantry H. H. Amos G. 8. Egerett Burl East Liberty L. G. Adama C. C. Wilhelm W. O H. Clay A. C. Frink Chas Nelson George Nahjey Willgm Alfred Harman Teaac and Esther Harman Adams County Penn Dettysburg Jows J. M. Strahun D. F B Golden Hull Sagteee Despines Brethren Church Indus

Malvern Growing as a Major Grocery Center

Local shopper reports Malvern expanding into a hub for grocery stores. Observes rising competition, varied pricing, and strong trade activity last Saturday. Notes Malvern’s favorable prices and town commerce, with other states showing similar brisk buying.

Malveto Malvern

Death of Malvern Resident Charles Knight at Work

Charles Knight a longtime Malvern resident died suddenly while trimming trees near his home Wednesday evening. Neighbors last saw him around 6:30 PM. a search found him dead. Funeral services were held Saturday at 2 PM from the home, conducted by Reverend Roy Gugoulet. Knight, born April 19 1867 in Dysart Iowa, aged 74 years 10 months 12 days, married Helen Webb in 1887 and leaves a wife, two daughters, one son, three grandchildren, and many friends. He loved nature and Bryants poetry read at the service.

of Humanity A. F A. M Emerson AT. L. Evans Birmanity Lodge Evans Yas L. W. Tubbs Lving Mystic Shrine Brann Iadien R. B. Tubbs Charles Knight Malvern Bird Vicinity Gation Tey Roy E. Gugoulet Methodiat Church Muate I R Chantry Mra Mary, Night Dyersville Iowa Malvern Misa Helen Webb Cadar Rapids Knight Mra. Bam Humphrey Cornell Bluts C. ©. Schlueter Waterloo Robert Mr. Knight William Cullen Bryant Serviota

Card of Thanks for Charles Knight death relief

We express our gratitude to neighbors friends Malvern Garden club and Presbyterian Social Union for kindness and sympathy at the time of the death of our husband and father Charles Knight. Mrs Helen Knight Mr and Mrs C C Schlueter Mr and Mrs H G Humphrey Robert L Kuehne y and Mrs C C Schleuter left Monday for Water loo after being called by the death of Mrs Schleuter's father Charles Knight.

Malvern Garden’ Club Presbyterian Social Union Charles Knight Helen Knight C. C. Schlueter H. G. Humphrey Robert L. Kuehne C. C. Schleuter Waterloo

Hall Announces a Big Bank Dividend

Hall announces a large bank dividend amid market chatter and investor interest. Officials confirm the payout details and timing, signaling confidence in the bank’s financial health and future prospects.

Hall

Death Claims Mr and Mrs Sell One Day Apart

Mr and Mrs N B Sell died within a day of each other after a long union. Funeral services were held Monday at East Liberty Church, with Rev Grant Parker and Rev F G Barnes officiating. Surviving children number eight, with forty five grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. The couple aged in their seventies would have celebrated sixty years of marriage this month.

N. B. Sell Lattle Sell Seil del East Llerry Grant Parker Missouri Valley Ihev F. G. Barnes Guy Parker M. H. Latchaw F. G. Bates Ming Josie Kerney R. P. Gatt Randma Silver City Glenwood Malvern Randolph Percival Paltbegrera Wets Nelson Elves Bell Kirn Mattoon Ill Here Mr. Sell Lute Sell Gnols Mother Sell Rhea East Liberty Church Mary Emma Wilee Bell Charley Sell Ed Sell Fred Sell Kenneth Bell Towel Ball Leonard Sofi Mia Lulu Davis Grandma Grandpa Grandpa Sel

Fragmented note on tribute and campaign in UK basie era

A garbled clipping references a garden of thanks and a campaign in the United Kingdom tied to Basie era figures. It mentions Ault and naties and a public tribute linked to the sea. Details are unclear and names are partly unreadable.

Funeral Rites For Otto L Kline Held In Malvern

Funeral services for Otto LeRoy Kline were held Wednesday at the First Baptist church in Malvern. Interment followed at Malvern cemetery. Kline, born March 22 1875, spent his life on a Mills County farm and was active in church and community affairs. He was survived by his wife Pearl Wolfe two sisters and two brothers.

Olle Ts Kline Firat Rapttar Malvern Jarre Revo Tebuitt Has J. C. Collins Thompson George Davin Marion Wise Lesa Bryan Maxwell Glenwood Mualvern Fred Durbin Andy J. Berkhinier John Waller J. W. McNulty Henry Aistrope Guy Breeding Otto LeRoy Kilne John Ela Kline Lfe Highland Baptisl Church Rawles Township First Baptist Church Buyer Urn Pearl M. Wolfe Mills County Kitne Pias Ang Wes & Woodees Sree Alatera Luly Hal Ale Lydia Uuea Iu Bor Dali Gay Fash Raneus Dab. M. Bune der B. WG Malvurn Gud Dulin

Oxford Store Burns in Henderson Early Wednesday Morning

Fire swept through the Oxford store in Henderson injuring the Oxford family who escaped in their night clothes. The building and stock were destroyed or heavily damaged. nearby structures suffered smoke and roof damage while Red Oak Malvern and Glenwood fire teams aided. The Oxford business belonged to L F Oxford of Macedonia and his son Orville.

Oxford Henderson Steck L. F. Oxford Macedonia Orville Harbor Arevel Tre Red Oak Malvern Glenweot Edmondwon Cafe Chantry A. Galliher

Hender School Election Seeks Successor to Claude Wilson

A school election scheduled for Monday aims to fill the term of Claude Wilson who expires this season. With one candidate, W. B. Wheeler, reportedly fled, the race faces a vacancy in Henderson's school board.

Mondey, Maroh Claude Wilson W. B. Wheeler Henderson Druge Blast

Twelve Ewes Birth Record at Emer son Farm

Guy Jordan northwest of Emerson reports a record ewe flock with twelve ewes giving birth to eight twin pairs and three triplets this spring. He lost only five lambs from his twelve. The community ponders a stronger local record.

Guy Jordan Emerson Mr. Jordan

Heartfelt thanks to community friends after loss of Gtte Kane

Our sincere gratitude goes to neighbors and relatives for acts of kindness and support during the passing of our husband and brother Gtte Kane. We are deeply moved by the many who sent flowers, food, prayers, and messages of sympathy, with special acknowledgment to Clyde Gray and family, Arthur Welte and family, Aly Welle, and others from Horton, Tabor, and surrounding towns.

Gtte Kane Otto Kilns Clyde Gray and Son Richard and Mugens Horton Kansas Arthur H. Welte Dawrene Curnu Mise Aly Quaha Mir Ke Welly Glynwood Sal Dauber Tabor Maries

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Tax League Secka Fickel Estes Mately Malvern Independent Rudolph Hopp Emerson Mason M. L. Evans William A. Harman Great Grocery Center Ha Omar Mra, Sell Heaven Troy Vailey Jesus Milla County Otto L. Kline Burns Hender Rene Monte Rt Linn Fem
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