Mansfield and Chantry Elected Malvern School Directors
In a tight Malvern school district race Mrs. Bessie Mansfeld and Forrest Chantry won three year terms, with 549 votes the highest district total. Mansfeld led with 29 percent, Summers 278, Durbin 233. Chantry and Mansfeld join L. A. Talbott Albert Nelson J. F. Wenrin on a capable board.
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Malvern
Bessie Mansfeld
Forrest Chantry
Hazel Summers
Fred Durbin
Met
Mre. Mansfield
Menaffeld
Chantry
Summers
Durbin
Roodabla
L. A. Talbott
Albert Nelson
J. F. Wenrin
F. R. Chantry
Mra. Mansfield
Board of Education
Mra
Mra. Watrd
Henderson School Election Chooses Director and Treasurer
Henderson voters cast 135 ballots. C E B Wilson and Mrs. W L Fickel competed for director, Wilson winning 69 to 57. G T Harover's two year term as treasurer saw Hunrover with strong support and about 412 votes.
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Henderson
C. E B. Wilson
G. T. Harover
Wilson
W. L. Fickel
Fickel
Hunrover
Fred Newell Elected at Strahan
In a quiet Strahan consolidated school district election Fred Newell won the director seat as his term expired. A large portion of votes were cast with Newell receiving a clear majority. IL. M. Hambsch was the next highest candidate.
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Strahan Consolidated
Fred Newell
Hie Newell
IL. M. Hambsch
Evans and Griffis Blected in Emerson
Fragmented OCR text suggests Evans and Griffis achieved election in Emerson. Mentions director, statue, vote, and local referents with unclear nearby details. Overall indicates a local school or community election outcome with named individuals Evans and Griffis.
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Evans
Griffis
Emerson
Heavy Waters Take Piling at White Cloud Bridge
The Nishna Botha River at White Cloud washed out permanent steel piling for a new bridge. County Engineer Martin planned to place spans this month, but repeated high water delays have plagued the White Cloud bridge project, forcing repeated reconstruction and prolonging the unsafe structure.
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White Cloud Bridge
Nishna Botha
White Cloud
Martin
P W Smith Promoted To Beatrice Nebraska District
Percy W. Smith, longtime sales manager for the Iowa Nebraska Power Company here, will head the Beatrice district with new headquarters and oversee Humbolt and Pawnee City offices plus 36 towns. Joe Chantry succeeds him locally, stepping into the role with experience and readiness. The transfer occurred late last week.
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Percy W. Smith
Iowa-Nebraska Power Comepany
Beatrice
Nebra
Humbolt
Pawnee City
Smith
Alvernadvan
Joe Chantry
Resolutions in Memoriam for Noble D. Smith
Members of Silver Urn lodge No 234 A P A M express heartfelt sympathy for the death of Brother Noble D. Smith. The lodge notes his faithfulness and bids the family solace, with resolutions to be published and placed on lodge records. Signed by Glen C Moomaw O L Kunce Fred Hall and committee.
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Noble D. Smith
A. P
A. M
Brother Smith
Glen C. Moomaw
L. Kunce
Fred Hall
Entertained Oriole Basketball Team at Mulhollands Home
Miss Viola Mulholland hosted a Sunday dinner for the Malvern high school basketball team led by captain Paul Mulholland at the Mulhollands on Marion Avenue. Guests included Superintendent Rohrbaugh, Coach Scholz, and Assistant Coach Mo. The event ended around 1 o'clock and was well received by the squad.
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Viola Mulholland
Malvern High School
Paul
Pleasent
of the Mulhollands
Marion Avenue
Rohrbaugh
Scholz
Mowas
Masonie Me HOE ag Aliver Ure lodge event notice
The next Masonie Me HOE ag Aliver Ure lodge will be held Thursday evening March 14 at Walter and Horne W. Me.
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Bat ‘Thuradey
Evenlog
Walter ¥An Horne
W. Me
Fragmented Local Notice From Unclear Source
The readable fragments point to a local notice about an event or action, but the text is garbled. No clear names, dates, places, or organizations are deducible. Further legible material is needed to produce a precise headline and summary.
Noble D. Smith Died Suddenly Thursday Night
Noble D. Smith died suddenly Thursday night while at a community event in Malvern Iowa. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at the Methodist church with full funeral honors including a Masonic burial. interment followed at Malvern cemetery. He was born January 30 1870 in Lansing Iowa and had long worked in Malvern as a grocer with Smith Brothers and later with Boyer grocery. He was a charter member of the Malvern Fire Department and a member of Silver Urn lodge. He is survived by relatives in Omaha Council Bluffs New York and nearby towns.
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Noble D. Smith
Mr. Smith
Boyer
Methodist Church
Henry D. White
Presbyterian Church
Paul H. Hicks
R. W. Criswell
J. H. Beckwith
J. C. Laird
I. L. Donner
Fire Department
Masonic Lodge
Masons
C. 8. Boyer
Malvern
C. L. Kunes
L.A. Barkus
J. A. Fletcher
C. A. Boyer
A. R. Pautlin
Albert Johnson
Lansing
Iowa
Bea Haha
Malvern ‘Academy
Emma Degenhart
Jensa
Smith Brothers
Douglasmith
Oma
Notice to Band and Orchestra Members
No band practice Friday March 15 nor orchestra practice March 16. Professor Huester will not attend as he plays with his Percival School band in the school band contest. Band and orchestra practice will resume next week starting March 22.
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Huester Tannet
Percival Schagl
Caudell Brothers Horse Sale Postponed In Malvern
Caudell brothers delayed horse sale originally scheduled for Thursday in Malvern. Ad notes a rebooked date unspecified and urges followers to watch for new details. The notice preserves the names and location but lacks a concrete time or new timetable.
Emerson Community on Sale March 19
Community sale advertised for March 19 with local plans and event details. The notice emphasizes public participation and local involvement in the Emerson area.
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Emerson
Public Sale Dates Listed in The Malvern Leader
The Malvern Leader announces upcoming public sales with dates and locations. March 14 Candell Bros horse and mule sale at their Malvern barns. March 15 Geo L Bloomfield closing out farm sale near Hastings. March 18 Andy Berkhimer sale pavilion Malvern. March 28 Swain farm implement sale near Malvern. Auctioneers L A Talbott and W H Cramer.
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Malvern
Candell Bros
L A. Talbott
W. H. Cramer
Geo. L. Bloomfield
Dantel A. Phents
Hastings
W. IL. Cramer
Andy Berkhimer
L. A
Malvern Has Sub-District Contest Representatives
Malvern high school has two representatives in the sub-district declamatory contest on March 14 at Corning. Laur aine Fickel will enter the dramatic division and Bille McNulty the humorous category. Additional Malvern entrants include Ruth Hummel in drama, Mildred Braeding in humor, and Andrew Rohrbaugh in oratory, with awards planned for top school and individual placings. Other schools attending include Clarinda Corning Elliott Gravity Nodaway Red Oak and others. The humorous contest is March 20 at Malvern, dramatic March 19 at Straban, and oratorical March 27 at Pacific Grove.
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Malvern High School
Corning
Lauraine Fickel
Bille McNulty
Clarinda
Elliott
Gravity
Nodaway
Red Oak
Malvern
Straban
Pacific June
Andrew Rohrbaugh
Ruth Hummel
Mildred Braeding
Winter Moderates as Floods Take Bridges
The region ends a record-breaking winter as temperatures rise above freezing and snow recedes. High waters washed out bridges on Nishug south of town, the highway 4 crossing north of Robbins ranch, Randolph bridge, and the Mills Fremont County line span. Waters are receding and travel will resume soon. sun returns after days of rain.
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Nishug
Here
Highway 4
Robbins Ranch
Randolph
Mills-Fremont County
Malvern Markets Briefings for March 13
Readable items note Malvern markets for Wednesday March 13 with references to egg storage and pricing at cold storage facilities. Trade terms include various entries labeled Eggx and Heba with prices and stock notes, though the text is corrupted and ambiguous on specifics.
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Malvern
Sega
Gtarage
Oram
S.n
Ayer
Wall Cork
Sezersen
No Jury Cases in This Term of Court Mills County
Mills County District Court reports no jury cases for the current term. A newly drawn jury list will be prepared for the April term beginning April 30. Probate and equity work continues. several cases resolved or dismissed with costs. Names include Gladys Miller divorce from Ralph Miller and multiple bank and civil cases with various outcomes.
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Mills County District Court
Mantz
Gladys Miller
Ralph Miller
Glenwood Finance Company
Kirk Sample
Earl Gumtey
Htercata
Coxta
H. J. Sourway
Minnie McFarland
Fliat Nat's Bank
Spurway
Pearl Jones
Town State Bank of Malvern
Emma
George Kellenbarger
Farmers State Bank of Strahan
Salmons
Paul M
Flammant
Abel
Couts
Martha Scott
James P. Scott
Clyde T. Genung
Fred Durbin
Re-elected Miss Edith Mulholland at Madison schools
Miss Edith Mulholland, re-elected to another year at Madison Nebr schools, receives a ten percent salary raise. The district traditionally raises teachers five percent annually, making her advance notable. She is the only teacher to receive such an increase in five years, signaling strong satisfaction with her work and a desire to retain her.
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Edith Mulholland
Madison
Nebr
Saint Patrick's Day Supper by M E Circle
The M E Circle will host a community supper at the community building on Saturday March 16 serving from 5 30 p m Menu includes chicken potatoes green beans salad rolls jelly apple pie a la mode and price is 56 cents Public invited
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M. E. Circle
Death of Murdock Infant Dashes Community Sorrow
Four week old daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Murdock died suddenly Friday after a several day illness with erysipelas. Body taken to Corning Sunday for burial in Corning cemetery. The family, grieving, received community sympathy.
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Kenneth Murdock
Corning
Murdocks
Card of Thanks for Brother's Death and Support
We express heartfelt appreciation to friends neighbors and relatives for kindness and sympathy at the death of our brother N. Dh. Bath. The message thanks all who attended the funeral and offered comfort during this time of loss.
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Wad
Ubele
N. Dh
Bath
Douglas Saith
Catherine Guith
States to issue new auto plates with blue on white design
Secretary Ed M. Smith orders 300000 pairs of license plates to be produced at Anamosa state reformatory. Plates will be slightly smaller with a blue on white motif and permanent numeric designations for every county for the first time, saving about $57000 yearly in manufacturing costs.
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Ed M. Smith
State Board of Control
Anamosa
Silver Grange Meets March 21 in Evening
Silver Grange Patrons of Husbandry could not meet March 7 due to impossible roads. Meetings switch to evenings through summer. March 21 program includes roll call tale with prize, Laura Shepard talk on Hypoola, vocal solo by Maxine Van Orsdel, piano by Corrinne Chambers, and poems read by Corrinne Chambers.
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Silver Grange
Midale
A. 5
Judaen
Dan Aekel
Albert Hyzer
Corrinne Chambers
Plana
Maxine van Orsdel
Rural Pupils Win Spelling Awards in Rural Schools
List of rural pupils earning 100 perfect spelling lessons awards compiled across many schools including Banililand, Reasoney, Benton, Harbee, Macoln, West Liberty, McLain, Shady Grove, Pacife City, Gowen, Eurvky, Waelfie City, Forest Grove and Shady Grove. Names include Dorothy Mae Henderson, Ruel Harold, Glen Sells, Dale Sell, Eynsle Bell Ryans, Austin Wolfe, Maxine Sell, Wanda Linville, Wilma Salt, Kenneth Rasmussen, Lois Wilson, Emil Roenfeldt, Genevieve Jens, Dar lena Jens, Hubert Cowardin, Marvel May, Kathryn Birdsong, Helen Kuhl, Fred Kuhl, Ormand Birdsong, Thelma Kuhl, Edith Kuhl, Glynn, Robert Mahar, Myron Ballain, Vincent Maher, Mary Mayberry, John Pitzer, Virginia Mayberry, Ruby Meredith, Clyde Warren, Robin Warren, Augustine Settell, Frieda Patton, Maxine Rhoades, Dorothy Hult, Elsie McIntosh, Louis Rhoades, Ruth Rhoades, Vern Milley, Marjorie Qrogse, Roxie Cags, Vivlay Dunedon, Marle Gettall.
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Banililand
Dorothy Mae Henderson
Ruel Harold
Reasoney
Glen Sells
Dale Sell
Eynsle Bell Ryans
Austin Wolfe
Maxine Sell
Wanda Linville
Wilma Salt
Kenneth Ramussen
Benton
Lois Wilson
Harbee
Emil Roenfeldt
Genevieve Jens
Darlena Jens
Macoln
Hubert Cawardin
Marvel May
Frank WU Hams
Kathryn Firdsong
Helen Kuhl
Fred Kuhl
Ormand Birdsong
Thelma Kuhl
Viola Kuhl
Ernest Livegtn
Edith Kuhl
Glynn Schol
Robert Mahar
Myron Ballain
Vincent Maher
West Liberty
Mary Mayberry
John Pitzer
Virginia Mayberry
Ruby Meredith
McLain
Clyde Warren
Robin Warren
Shady Grove
Augustine Settell
Frieda Patton
Pacife City Schol
Maxine Rhoades
Gowen
Charles Bothwell
Eurvky
Dorothy Hult
Elsie McIntosh
Waelfie City
Louis Rhoades
Ruth Rhoades
Vernmilley
Forest Grove
Regular meeting and initiation of Q Bg announced
A regular meeting will be held Tuesday evening March 19 at 8 o clock. An instruction school under Meru Qortrude Nay of Bhenaudogh will be held during D eleck. She will also attend the writing Messing. A am will be present for both.
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Q. Bg
Meru
Qortrude
Bhenaudogh
Diario
D'eleck
Were Married Fifty Years March Twelfth
Mr and Mrs Gourley marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary on March 12 at the Kance home in Mal verte. A large dinner and recollections followed but bad weather prevented a planned elaborate celebration. The couple married in Vilisea in 1879 and later moved to Villigen. They have three children and no grandchildren, with roots and family long tied to Montgomery county Iowa.
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Mra
A. Gourley
To Kunce
Quad
Kaince
Kance
Malverte
Santa Kyle
T. J. Gourley
Villisea
Vilisea
Villigen
Mra.c. L. Kunce
Lewis
Aubby
Neby
W. F. Gourley
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Iowa
Montgomery County
Towa
County Deputy Reports Day of Forage to Reformatory
A county deputy arrived Sunday morning from Anamosa where he had gone the day before to escort Wiley Trby to begin his fifteen year sentence at the state reformatory for forgery.
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Stec
Anamosa
Wiley Trby
State Reformatory For
Miss Rathke Returns From Hoover Inauguration trip
Miss Mary Rathke and her nephew Billy Rathke traveled from Washington to Des Moines after attending President Hoover’s inaugural ceremony. They were greeted by Hoover and met Governor Hammill, with Billy exploring the governor’s chair. The trip was described as delightful and memorable.
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Mary Rathke
Nettle
Billy Rathke
Washington, D. C
Hoover
Miss Rathke
Billy
Washington
Des Moines
Capitol
Hammill
Mills County
Glenwood City Election Promises Interest
Glenwood City voters face a caucus produced citizen slate for mayor Ralph Lingitte treasurer L C Bett assessor C A Flinn park board Nury Rathke and aldermen across wards Clyde Rhoads Chet Regis J C Busaunwimus A J Buch plus an additional slate including W C Rathke as treasurer Dick Batt as assessor and O A Ellison as alderman At large and Charles Madford in the fixer ward with W C Rathke continuing as registrar
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Glenwood
Ralph Llngitte
Cty
L. C. Bett
C. Ae Flinn
Nury
Rathke
Alterman
Clyde Rhoads
Carl H. Cook
Chet Regis
J. C. Buasunwimus
A. J. Buch
W. C. Rathke
Ausoeor
Dick Batt
O. A. Elution
Charles Madford
W. C. Hathke
Blue Front Cafe Changes Waste by Aire
Blue Front Cafe announces changes to waste management procedures with new supplier Aire. Local business notes adjustments at the front line, signaling operational updates for patrons and staff amid ongoing renovations.
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Hou Mugan
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de Ayana
Taylor
Saoni
P. W. Smith
Nebraska
Local Power Company
Entertained
Oriole
Noble BD. Smith
Caudell
Caudell Brothers
Malvern Leader
Billie McNulty
Manitz
Petit Jury
Murdock
Nest Year
Ihypoola
Laura Shepard
Mrs. T. J. Gourley
Kunce Home
Cooney
Irby
Miss Rathke Returna
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