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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1936
Page
3
Hastings residents Jack Hudson helped load a truck as they moved from town to a farm near Springfield. They had waited for roads to clear and planned to settle in their new home. We wish them well in the move.
Last week Baaitor ward nominated a new slate for the city council election set for March 30. The Peoples Ticket may face competition as Gentiles announce their council nominees led by Harvey Wall, Charles Hell, and Harott.
The Ladies' Aid schedule a Wednesday gathering on March 25 in church parlors. A nine o clock breakfast will be followed by a free will offering. All members and the community are invited to attend with their families for a social afternoon.
Report from Hastings Public School notes the absence of Marjorie McKinney for the week and RIP. New pupils Fern and Faye Phambsch join first grade alongside traveling students Dorothy Waterworth Ava Achentaen Linseagh Distrey WIE Stes Ted ie Gustin and Donahd Modan.
Third and fourth grades decorated windows with datel windmills and Quips. The top spellings were by Vernon Crouse and Richard Whitesites, Harold Pelton, Tom Miller, Wal Wag, and Larry Kidwell.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Faye Oswild and a discussion of history in Great Britain. It references dates and names in unclear form, listing individuals such as Hae liah ny and Kathereds Hastill alongside Bayes jeans of poll. The passage lacks coherent context.
The Ladies' Aid met in the church Wednesday afternoon with committee members Mrs Jon Haden Mrs Jack Niday Mrs Dow Vestal Mrs Aaron Crouse and Mrs Michaelson. After the program the ladies served sandwiches pineapple salad cake and coffee. Attendance was light despite fine weather. organizers hope for better turnout next month.
Lilian Crawfort Wr presents charts for marking articles and explains codes used for buying and selling prices. The piece notes business training, interest in business setters, and economics studying causes of currency quantity increases and decreases.
Reading and typing classes are explored as students study business letters. Miss Edith Viner travels to Bloomfield for a two week visit. Several local residents from Malvern Shenandoah and Council Mutes visited friends and family over the weekend and midweek.
The Malvern Leader presents a series on tree sparrows and their winter diet of weed seeds and fruits. It notes the sparrow’s plumage details, behavior, and habitat observations by wildlife experts including George Hendrickson, professor of wildlife management.
East Liberty residents hosted and visited relatives from Pacific Junction, Malvern, Cornell Bluffs, and Glenwood. Family birthdays, anniversaries, and church services marked a weekend. cemetery elections set for March 25 at 2 40 PM. roads improved after heavy snows. local figures like Mrs. Catherine Whitesides and the Seaton family are highlighted with social ties and routine updates.
A visiting delegation toured a U S Navy submarine or submarine-like vessel designed by Commander Gillette, with restricted access to print sensitive features. The article also reports on Norris bill for a comprehensive rural electrification program to supply 22 000 farm homes, emphasizing local labor and cheaper electricity as farm relief, plus discussions on a Missouri Valley Authority and related court decisions.
Hastings M E Church reports growing Sunday school and morning worship on March 22 1936 with large new faces. Revival campaigns start April 5 led by local and university leaders and feature music by Mr and Mrs Lacour plus fiery gospel messages.
Instruments filed Feb 21 1630 to Feb 28 1996 in Millis County Iowa Recorder and Clerk offices. Two deeds listed though not recorded. Transfers include Kay Murphy to Bankers Lite Co for 4 dollars and various lot and tract deeds. Names include Joseph E Bogter Frank Foster Minnie Foster Belley Roy Blaney Walter Gaston Roberta Phelan Gaston Dowd Lydia Kubl Mineola Glenwood Maury Weitehder Sherry Wood Wamlltow and others with parcels in Glenwood and Mineola areas. Continuous entries reference lots blocks and tracts with monetary amounts and filing notes.
Will Harriss submitted Tol Tan operation for haldier treble. Mrs Furist Ve and Mr Tam Tams visited Sidney. Mr and Mrs Eyler transacted business in Gmina. Tharson and daughter from Macedonia visited Mrs Will Tharless. Dainty refreshments were served after a gathering at the home of Mrs Acrerburn.
Mills County Iowa Board of Supervisors met on March 6 1936 after ad journment from February 20 to approve February 20 minutes and list numerous county relief and maintenance expenditures including Velma Anthony bailiff and court costs, auditors and treasurer claims, and multiple suppliers for relief, maintenance and farm programs across Glenwood and Mineola.
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