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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1938

Page

5

Local mower boom and bell franchise approved this week

Mills County reports a machine age boost to lawn care in Malvern with two new power mowers. Johnnie Paulson buys one private unit aiming to become Malvern's top mower while Malvern Cemetery Association and Fairview Country Club also operate large mowers. Hastings voters grant Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. a franchise, bringing county's first telephones this summer. June primary candidate lists appear in this issue for the county's first election since filing ended.

Malvern Johnnie Paulson Malvern Cemetery Association Wne Fairview Country Club Hastings Northwestern Bell Telephone Co

Malvern Glee Club Wins Excellent Rating in State Contest

Malvern high school girls glee club earned an excellent rating at the state high school music contest in Iowa City competing with 18 district winners. Directed by Miss Lydia Thiedeman, the group traveled with patrons after a spirited send off by students. The event, part of the Iowa contest, was held Friday afternoon in Town City.

Malvern High School Iowa City Lydia Thiedeman Cara Town City R. L. Hale Dr. Laird Albert Nelson Bes En Ce Davis Malvern Calking Charles Elliott Eacrett George K .and Elizabeth Steele Glee Club

Funeral Services for John Weidner

Funeral services were held May 7 at Manafield Funeral Home for John Weidner son of Mr and Mrs 8S 8. Weidner who died at the State Hospital in Clarinda May 6 Burial was at Clarinda Rev CG A Calking had charge Music was furnished by Mrs F B Chantry Mrs L A Talbott and Mrs G B Barrett Pallbearers were Lee Herrick H C Slater Frank Evans Ernest Haaselquist Arthur Trively and J E Elligon John Weasley Weidner was born Oct 18 1892 in Winfield Kansas and died in Clarinda May 6 1933 Surviving him are his parents and two brothers Ralph of Omaha and Forrest of Malvern

Manafield John Weidner Weidner State Hospital Claringa Clarinda CG. A. Calking Chantry L. A. Talbott Frank Evans Ernest Haaselquist Arthur Trively J. E. Elligon John Weasley Weidner Winfield Kan Ralph Omaha Forrest Malvern

Emerson Athletic Club to Stage Boxing Show Friday

Emerson Athletic Club sponsors a boxing show Friday evening in the local opera house. A 22 round card features six bouts with several standout local boxers slated to fight.

Emerson Athletic Club

Card of Thanks from the Eacrett Family

The family of Mrs. Charles E. Eacrett expresses deep gratitude to friends for their kindness, assistance, and sympathy during their loss. They also acknowledge the exquisite flowers sent.

Charles E. Eacrett and Familly

Benefit Party at Hastings Friday

A benefit party and kitchen shower will be held Friday May 13 at 2 p.m. in the Hastings Community building. Proceeds fund new kitchen equipment, dishes, and utensils. tables offer attractive prizes and four door prizes. Tickets are on sale at BBC Cash. everyone is invited to attend.

Hastings

Mills County Events Announced For Next Week

The Leader lists key Mills County happenings for the coming seven nights. May 12 Commencement at Strahan high school. May 13 Iowa Library Association district meeting at Glenwood. May 16 Grasshopper bait mixing station opening at Malvers and County Sunday School convention at Glenwood. May 17 Dedication of Hastings community building.

Mills County Strahan High School Iowa Library Association Glenwood Malvers Bulding Hastings

Funeral Services for Charles E Eacrett Here Last Week

A large crowd gathered at Mansfield Funeral Home to honor Charles Eliott Eacrett who died the previous Monday in Denver. The service was led by Rev C A Catking. Eacrett, long a Malvern resident active in business and farming, contributed to community religious work and taught a Sunday school class. He remained involved in real estate and insurance until moving to Denver last fall to stay with his daughter. The service featured an extensive floral display and music by Mrs. Roy Donner with Mrs. L A Talbott also present.

Mansfield Funeral Home Charles Eliott Eacrett Denver C. A. Catking Malvern Bualnesa Eacrett Iowa Furey I . Chairy Mra. L. A. Talbott Mra Roy Donner Chas. BE. Eacrett

Cancer Control Fund Drive Ends in Milla County

The Women Field Army for Cancer Control reports local totals from Malvern Glenwood Silver City and Henderson with Malvern donations including 34 anti-stant i menta and small 9c to 75c gifts. Seventy percent of funds stay in the state for cancer control as Dr. John H. Beckwith leads the Malvern committee with Mrs. J W Baer Mrs I L Donner Mrs F S Hamilton and Mrs R W Mansfield acknowledging the effort.

Milla County Malvern Glenwood Silver City Henderson Antist- Menta John H. Beckwith J. W. Baer I. L. Donner F. 8. Hamilton R. W. Mansfield

Seventh district American Legion conference in Missouri Valley

The seventh district Legion conference was well attended in Missouri Valley on Tuesday with Lee Watts presiding. A Mills county delegation of 20 led the parade due to the counties high district membership, 136.7 percent, with Malvern attendees W. R. Bingham Fred Robinson H Slater and Mr and Mrs d B Ellison.

American Legion Missouri Valley Lee Watts Mills County Malvern W. R. Bingham Fred Robinson H. ©. Slater D. B. Elilgon

Orioles Rout Farragut In Tuladay Contest

Farragut high school's basketball team was soundly defeated Tuesday as Coach Dale Dyke's Orioles won 10 to a. Knight, filling in for the injured pitcher, tossed a shutout through the late innings to seal the victory. The game also featured Malvern and a later schedule at Bmereon Vale.

Farragut High School Waa Dale Dyke Orioles A. Knight Richardson Malvern

Hastings Dedicates New Community Building Next Tuesday

Hastings plans a community building dedication with Congressman Wearin delivering an address, Ray Murray speaking, school band and vocal performances, a dance to follow, and a deed presentation by local lodge trustees. Construction cost 10556 funded by bond issue and WPA grants. building 42 by 70 feet, council manages rentals and expects income to cover upkeep.

Hastings Mills County Otha D P. Wearin U. S. Senate Ray Murray Fern Read D. D. Fellows Edgar Christy WPA Chris Jensen Council Bluffs Jack Arnold Bob Evans K. of P. Judge Lodge Fred Priest Jos Haden C. W. Moore Alze

Seventh District VFW Holds Glenwood Meeting In 1940s Style

The Coons-Radford post VFW and the Auxiliary hosted the seventh district gathering in Glenwood. Jos Cardio of Atlantic was installed district commander by Alex Miller of Des Moines at the 1.0.C.F. hall. Auxiliary officers Ethel Consigny and Hazel Miller served as inspectors in the Armory. A joint banquet followed at 6:30 with Dave E. Kemp as chairman and Faye Massinger as hostess. The VFW traces to the Spartans after the Spanish American War, admitting only those who served on foreign soil.

Coons-Radford Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxilary Glenwood Vv. FW

Welder Installed at Otto Hall Blacksmith Shop

Welders from New Smith equipment were installed this week by the Otto Hall Blacksmith shop and the facility is ready to perform all types of welding work.

Otto Hall

Wearin to Speak on Radio Friday

Congressman Othe D. Wearls will broadcast over the Columbia Network Friday at 3 46 p m to make a statement in support of a Deluneratianomination for U Senator.

Wearin Othe D. Wearls Columbia Coe

Air Mail Week Begins in Milla County With First Flight

Glenwood Iowa native Dorothy Broadfield the first woman pilot to hold a government license to carry mail will pilot the county air mail on May 19 starting at 12 45 p m She will pick up mail in Glenwood and fly to Council Bluffs where it will be continued by regular mail planes Post Master F E Mulholland leads a local drive to promote the service and speed May 12 rushes mail to Glenwood by car for the June flight scheduling

Glenwood

Hastings and Silver City grant new phone franchises

Hastings voters approve a 26 year franchise allowing Northwestern Bell to place poles lines and cables for telephone service in Hastings and adjacent areas with installation of dial systems planned for November. Silver City also approves a similar franchise May 10.

Hastings Northwestern Bell Telephone Co Sllver City Mineola Silver City C. A. Johnson Northwestern Dellee Co Johnson

Malvern Liquor Sales Rise At State Store

Local imbibers boosted April liquor sales at the Malvern state store, marking the first monthly gain since last fall and surpassing the Glenwood outlet. March and April figures show Malvern at 1,377.88 then 1,484.12, Glenwood 1,491.96 then 1,422.61, statewide totals $346,189.58 and $469,350.04.

Glenwood Malvern

Eastern Star Meeting Set for May Seventeenth Evening

The regular meeting of the Eastern Star is scheduled for Tuesday May 17 at 8 pm. The session will include the usual work a memory hour and ballotting.

The Eastern Star

Malvern School Faculty Accepts Contracts for Next Year

At the regular school board meeting, most faculty accepted contracts for the coming year. Louise Worley and three who had resigned previously Mercedes Hemsted Bron Stastny and Irene Moyer did not accept. The principal position at the high school was offered to Joan McCullough who teaches in that department. The board also engaged a speaker for the commencement exercise Rev John Mitton Paul pastor of the General Cov esational church of Omaha.

Malvern Board of Education Louise Worley Mercedes Hemsted Bron Stastny Irene Moyer Duuior Misa Heusted Joan McCullough John Mitton Pail- Mpa General Coveresational Church of Omaha

A Good Field of Candidates for County Primary Next Month

Last minute filings filled the county political field with candidates for county offices and especially for county supervisors in the first and second districts. Heavy Republican and Democratic slates form for Congress with six candidates each and one Farmer-Labor entrant, G. L. Harrison. Final filings add Ed G. H. Peterson for county supervisor and Ray Nelson for county recorder. Names of many races and candidates across auditor, treasurer, clerk of court, sheriff, coroner, and board positions listed with party affiliations.

Mills County G. L. Harrison Ed G. H. Peterson Hastings Ray Nelson Malvern W. Cockahoot P. Harrison Ben FP. Jensen John Langstrom James Pearson Andrew V. Thornell William A. Byers Ernest L. Currie Albert McGinn Robert G. Moore Roger F. Warin Carl A. Ze Bhorif Andy J. Borkhimer Elmer Joyce de Moss Couity Ratta M. Brown Marvin K. Moore W. H. Fickel Edwin EB. Hubbell Woodford R. Byington Harry Hoffman Frank . Raynor G .W. Myars Downty Bard BT Anderson R. L. Grayson E. G. H. Peterson W. Moore W.hy Cramer Jounty Board Serond Mark Swarta N. C. Reasoner F. J. Plumb Fred Thieschaffer

County Demos Form For Wearin Senate Bid

County Democrats organized a Wearin-for-Senator club to back Congressman Otha D Wearin in the senatorial primary. The group, led by Mussell Ridenour and Halden Altekruse, plans campaign work amid a race expected between Wearin and incumbent Guy M Gillette. H H Dunlop spoke on motor vehicle fines returning about $4000 yearly to Mills County.

Otha D. Wearin Democratic Central Committee Wearth Guy M. Gillette Wearin Gilletts Mussell Ridenour Pacific Junction Halden Altekruse Glenwood H. H. Dunlop Ames Iowa Commerce Commission Mills County

Glenwood Attorney Announces Judicial Candidacy

Whitney Gilliland, a Glenwood attorney, announces he will seek a Republican nomination for Judge in the 16th judicial district. He is known across the district and is the son of the late Hon Shirley Gilliland, longtime Republican figure and former Iowa state official.

Whitney GiMund Glenwood Gilliland Shirley Gilliland Senate University of Iowa Board of Regents Iowa Btate Ur Association American Bar Assocation Yous Republican League of Laws

May Rain Boosts Above Average UPC County Total

Wet week brings near three inches to May total raising precipitation to 6.65 inches. Snow storm in the north cools temperatures with a near frost Sunday as temperatures swing across the period with scattered rain and unusual daily figures in the record.

Milla County

Farmers Merchants Banquet Fosters Mills County Unity

Mills county farm bureau hosts 11th annual Farmers Merchants Banquet in Malvern Community building. About 260 attendees enjoyed ham, mashed potatoes, vegetables, ice cream, and cake as Toastmaster Turner led a program featuring Malvern high school glee club and radio greetings from Washington. Speakers praised fellowship among farmers and bankers with attendance from Glenwood, Henderson, Emerson areas.

Hth Ira “Turner Bf “Hastings Mills County Farm Bureau Turner Malvern High School Girls Glee Club Iowa City Adolph Schultz Silver City Kenneath A. Evang Emerson F. E. Mulholland Malvern Washington Roosevalt Hert Henderson Wes Moines Henderson Amos and Andy Bob Burns Fred Allen Kuop Glenwood

Thankful thanks for funeral flower tributes and support

The Stockton family and others express gratitude for floral tributes and kindness shown at the funeral of their son and brother. Special thanks are given to the Malvern American Legion post and to Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cape and families, and to Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Stephens for their support.

Malvern American Legon Post Stockton Mra W. A. Cape Birs A. J. Stephens

Golfers to Hold Flag Tournament Opens 1938 Season

The 1938 wolf season will formally open Sunday at Pateview Country Club. Members will begin play after breakfast at the PeCowp, with prizes listed for various activities. All members are urged to bring a contribution to the event.

Pateview Country Club

Iowa June primary candidates list across offices

A long list shows candidates for Republican and Democrat tickets in Iowa for the June 1 primary. Names cover U.S. Senate to Superintendent of Public Instruction, with candidates including George A. Wilson, Lloyd Thornton, Nelson Kraachel, Guy Gillette, J. Mitchell, and others across governor, secretary of state, auditor, treasurer, attorney general, agriculture, commerce, and education posts.

Iowa James E. Seavel Montezuma J. B. Mulroney Fort Dodge Fred Everett Albin Secretary of Agriculture BE. G. Wolff Avoca C. A. Benson Etkader Mark G. Thornburg Emmctsburg Commerce N. CG. Gray Bleneno A. J, Gane Clinton Barr Keahloar Shanandoah J. W. Hastings Des Moines John Olsen Calanines David B. Long B. M. Richardson Cedar Rapids H. R. Stewart Oskaloosa W. G. Remington Waterloo Sept. of Public Instruction J. M. Parker Lake Milla CG. F. Martin Maquoketa P. ¢. Lapham Charles City Cornella C. Hodges Keosauqua Hnemocrat United States Guy M. Gillette Cherokee Elis Mt. Pleasant Louis J. Etter Davenport E. O'Brian Sioux City W. Storms Fort Madison Leo J. Werman Carrol J. H. Mitchell T. L. Curran Ottumwa Elmer G. Carlson Audubon C. KB It. Fuester Ida Grove Ralph W. Smith Newton J. P. Flanigan H. B. Dunlap Ames G. A. Hoffman J. A. Green Council Bluffs Harry &. Cornish Perry Robert Jones Roy B. Hollenbeck Cedar Rapida Ronald L. Ryan Supt. of Public Instruction G. B. Ferrell Oelwein Lucy E. Hall George Brown Dew Molinos

Poppy Day Observed May Twenty Eight in Malvern

Poppy Day will be observed in Malvern on May 23 with the little red memorial poppies distributed by Auxiliary women. The flowers are made by disabled veterans who gain winter and spring employment, and the earnings support needy families at home through Legion and Auxiliary welfare funds for the coming year.

Malvern Auxiliary Legon and Auxiliary Legion and Auxiliary Offorty Veterung Familley

Thanking for Kindness During May Tubas

To wish to express my sincere thanks for the kindness shown during May tubas. Noah Styli, Mex.

Mex Noah Styli

Tower project aims meet risks with new funding

A local planning board discusses updates to the tower project, seeking additional funds and stakeholder input. Officials highlight prior support from community groups and engineers, noting progress while acknowledging remaining budget gaps and timeline concerns.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Charles E. Eacrett Cancer Control Committee For Control Legion Farragut Othar AIR Mail Northwestern Bell Co O. E Congressional Senator Club FMB Iowana Legion and Auxiliary
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