Corning Presbyterial Womens Society Mission Meeting
The Corning Presbyterian presbytery women’s society held a two day convention with fourteen towns represented. Red Oak led delegates. 125 young people attended the youth event. officers were elected for the coming year including Hammond Red Oak and Barns Emerson. The assembly praised past work, thanked visitors, and pledged support for future Presbyterial missions despite several OCR errors.
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Corning Presbyterial Womens Society For Missions
Uate
Women's Society For Missions of the Presbyteriah Duurches
Corning Press
Methodist Church
Marjorie Brittell
Malvern
Corning
Presbyterian Indiea
Presbyterian
H. FP Hammond
Red Oak
Mre
B.M. Veremon
Mies Hodge
Devensport
Mra. Clark
Wahip
Vorta
Heekaren
Pacewells
Found Their Track Recovered After Theft in Omaha
The owners Rance and Nelson found their ante track stolen in Omaha on Tuesday. It had been abandoned on a side street with three spare tires missing. A man saw two individuals load the tires into a Buick sedan, driving away, while witnesses noted the drivers appeared to be Black. They were relieved to recover the truck with no serious damage.
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Rance & Nelson
Omaha
Amah
Baptist Ladies’ Kensington Food Sale This Saturday
The Baptist Ladies of Kensington announce a food sale on Saturday May 3 at Pautlin’s Meat Market. Proceeds will support church programs and community outreach. Expect baked goods, sandwiches, and special treats from local cooks.
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The
Baptist Ladies
Kensington
Pautlin's Meat Market
Ady
Subscriptions Pour In From Readers Across States
Readers from California Nebraska Washington and Nevada renew or join for another year of The Leader. Messages praise weather crops and small towns while noting updates and travel details. Several send checks and express eagerness to stay connected with the newspaper and local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Berkheimer
Long Beach
Calif
J. D. Paddock
Harolds
Comers
Fortea
Toots
Mills County
O. K
John Bandiland
John McCarty
Plattsmouth
Nebr
A. Burrus
Crete
Sam ‘Phelps
Blanchard
Mr. Phelps
Kearney
Las Vegas
Nav
Mexico
Columbia Ave
Yue
East Lav
Vegas
D. A. Wilson
Irwin
Laws
Emergon
Heys
Richfield
Eeaton
Agya
Proberta
Anna N. Knight
Passadena
Caroling McClain
Pogneroy
Wash
The
Leader
California
Pomeroy
Toud
Coppock
Athrong
Malvern Pastor Clark Resigns Moves to Kansas City
Rev de Vo Clark, acting pastor of the Christian church in Malvern for several months, left Monday for Kansas City. He aided in building up the church youth and preparing them for Christian life before departing for new duties.
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de Vo
Clark
J. ¥. Clark
Christian Church
Malvern
Kansas City
Christan Hadalyar Stadlen
Abd Tunioy Boro
Seth Uals
New County Agent Selected for Mills County
Hert L Hyzer of Storm Lake elected county agent for Mills County. Hyzer, a Iowa State College graduate with a 1920 masters, is praised as unusually qualified. He has farm and dairy management experience in Wisconsin and Storm Lake, with current Chicago duties and plans to move his family to Malvern after May 20.
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Hert L. Hyzer
Storm Lake
Mills County
Bert L. Hyzer
Stott Lake
Iowa
Milla County
Fatt Bureau Board of Directors
Millin County
Mr. Hyzer
Lowe State College
Hyzer
Wisconsin
Buena
Vinta County
Chicago
Malvern
Royal Farm Bureau
Buena Vista County
Farquhar
Byer
Death of Mrs Lewis Straw Reported
Mrs Lewis Straw died on Wednesday April 28 at age 65 in Essex. Funeral services were held there on Friday. She is survived by her husband and one son. Mr and Mrs Steve Clem, who are from Essex, returned Saturday morning after attending the death and funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Straw
Steve Clem
Essex
Clem
Lewis Straw
Mills County Banks Report Deposits and Loans
Mills County banks publish April statements showing deposits totaling 3,729,791.71 with loans at 3,605,034.98. Banks listed include Malvern National, First National Malvern, Towa State Savings, State Savings Pacific Junction, Farmers State Strahan, and others, reflecting improved financial health compared with year-end figures. Also notes social events: a family gathering with a mock wedding and Delphian Society meeting set for May 12.
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Silla County
Mills County
Malvern Nat'l Bank
Malvern
First Nat'l Bank
Mivern
Towa
Silver City State Bank
Fantings
Mineola State Bank
Mineola
Emersontate Bank
Emerson
Farmers Nat'l Bank
Henderson
Glenwood State Bank
Glenwood
Farmers & Morchatte Savings Bank
Glen
Harvey Miller Loses Fingers In Saw Accident
Harvey Miller living south of town suffered the loss of two fingers when a buzz saw at Paul Gletein’s woodwork operation grabbed his right hand Monday morning. He was rushed to Dr. Kline for dressing as the second and third fingers were cleanly severed near the hand. He already had one finger missing, leaving only the forefinger and thumb. The incident drew sympathy from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buzz
Harvey Miller
Paul Gletin
Dr. K
Youngest Shriner in Missouri Iowa Ties HendersOn Visit
Henderson Iowa May 4 Mr and Mrs J C Goss enjoy a visit from their son Darwin Goss a railroad official based in Hannibal Missouri He rapidly advanced in Freemasonry earning Blue Lodge Chapter and Commandery degrees and becoming a Shriner by age 21 He was once claimed as the youngest Shriner in Missouri or Iowa but a western case was found Still he remains the youngest in the central west Darwin spent the visit with old friends during May Morning Breakfast at the Van Horne home with about twenty guests including the Browns Williams Herts Gelliber and Walker along with visiting Mr and Mrs Dalluy Crllwell and Mr and Mrs C Bennett
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Iowa
J. C. Goss
Darwin Goss
Burlington Railroad
Hannibal
Goss
Masonic Lodge
Blue Lodge
Nobles of the
Mysts Shrine
Missouri
America
Washington
Oregon
Central West
Darwin
Walter van Horne
Hose
Mre
Harry Brown
Riend
Leonard Williams
and Myre
Harry Barkus
Frank Herts
Harry Gelliber
Yorne Walker
Dime Hering
Qytr Okkown
Dalluy Crlawell
Abenandowh
C. Bannett
Bedord
Writings of Western Tour by John D Paddock
John D Paddock offers an account of winter journeys through Tacoma Washington Malvern and nearby areas detailing people places industry and scenes. He describes Tacoma Graton Co mill operations export logistics shipments labor costs and regional ties to the Midwest noting mills bridges roads and hospitality during a travel segment with local residents Mr and Mrs Bonham and Emerson Brown of Auburn.
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John D. Paddock
Tacoma
Washington
Japan
Midwest
Anow
Thetis
Mea
TC. Bonham
Unil
Salo
Sprague
Thair Ranch
Milliona
Life
Minneapoliats
Mrs. Brown
Malvern
Mr. B
Glenwood
Emerson
Mir
Mom's Park
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Bedford
Clatinda
Creston
Emereon
Greenfield
Hamburg
Venox
Randolph
Shenandoah
Kidney
Villleca
Cistrinda
Presbyterian Church
A. Barns
Mills County Bank Deposits
S Oworou
Gienn Dalrymple
Blanche ‘Cleaver
Marjorie Hixgon
Lion ‘Tamers
Misa Marie Fichter
Misa Gladys Ferrer
Frances Davenport
Ethel Dodd
Gertrude Curol Walker
Betha F Pearnie Bellamy
Delphian Society
Etah Room
iMay 12
George Melor
Beata
Wayera
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