Mills County Women Earn State Honors Spotlight
Mills County honors roll grows as Marian Jones of Malvern becomes state president of the Business and Professional Women’s club. The feature notes Mrs. Ralph Viner of Henderson and Mrs. KK Evans of Elderson for remarkable state service, highlighting local pride in women’s achievements. Democracy values dignity Freedom and responsibility quoted from Dwight D. Eisenhower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Viner
Henderson
Mills County
Marian Jones
Malvern
Jones
Business and Professional Women's Club
BPW
KK. A. Evans
Eierson
Board of Regents
Malvern Leader Advertising Rates and Mail Subscriptions
The Malvern Leader outlines subscription prices in advance for one year six months and three months with regional rates for Mills County Iowa Imogene Randolph and Tabor and routes elsewhere in the United States. Advertising rates include display per column inch reader locals and classified ads with per line charges and minimums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Iowa
Imogene
Randolph and Tabor
United States
Malvern FHA Installation Brings Lighthearted Error
Mothers of vocational homemaking students enjoyed a style show by Malvern High FHA members. An installation ritual included a misprint substituting b for I in joys, causing amusement. The Leader staff plans a Connecticut trip for Wesleyan commencement and a possible visit to New York City, Boston, and Walden Pond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern High
FHA
Connecticut
Wesleyan University
Old Dill
New York City
Boston
Walden Pond
Concord
Thoreau
Leader
Rural eighth grade graduation recalled from 1942
Fargo North Dakota letter writer recalls that rural eighth grade graduations were cancelled in 1942 due to fire and gas rationing. She describes the disappointment of awaiting diplomas that year and receiving them by mail, sharing a personal memory with The Leader readership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iam
the Leader
Nishna Valley School Editor Praises News Coverage
Lana Kay McKee thanks Malvern Leader editor Mr. Wortman for weekly school news coverage. She notes reader appreciation and anticipates a new editor next fall selecting staff, praising the partnership between the Nishna Valley high school news staff and supervisor Mr. Harold Terry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nishna Valley
Mr. Wortman
Malvern Leader
Malvern Tawa
Wortman
Nishna Valley High School News
Harold Terry
Lana Kay McKee
Memorial Day Services at East Liberty May 27
The annual Memorial services at East Liberty will be held Sunday May 27 starting at 2 p.m. The St Johns Lutheran choir will provide music and assist with flowers, with Rev. E LeRoy Pullman delivering the address due to date conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liberty
St. Johns Lutheran Church
E. LeRoy Pullman
Family Night Pictures Promised By Burgom Couple
East Liberty residents will view pictures by Mr and Mrs J A Burgom of Silver City at Family Night. The show recalls a Land Mark Society meeting in the Fort Madison and Keokuk area and invites all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Burgom
Silver City
Land Mark Society
Ft. Madison
Keokuk
Surprise 7th Birthday Party for Mrs. Dolan
Mr and Mrs Claude Stephens Mr and Mrs Emett Stephens Joyce and Chris attended a surprise birthday party Wednesday evening for Mrs E L Dolan at the Dolan home in Wesley Chapel. Guests praised the gathering as she marked her 7th birthday with gifts and cake baked by Mrea Claude Stephens.
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Dolan
Claude Stephens
Emett Stephens
Joyce
Chris
Earl Dolan
Wesley Chapel
Earl
E. L. Dolan
Platte City
Mrea
East Liberty WSCS Holds Work Meet at Church
A WSCS work meeting was held at the East Liberty church on Wednesday afternoon. Volunteers cleaned windows and other areas and served lunch. The next meeting is set for May 23 at the church with several members and visitors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liberty Wscs
WSCS
Final Rites Held Saturday for Harry A. Nelson
Funeral services for Harry A. Nelson were held at Mansfield Funeral Home with Rev. Wm. Lee and Rev. John A. Lippincott officiating. Nelson, born April 10, 1911 in Malvern, died May 9 in a tractor accident on his farm after a life in Malvern and work at the Kance and Nelson elevator and later Henningsen, Inc. He is survived by wife Sarah, son Fred, daughter-in-law Judie, his father Albert, siblings Edith Hall and Erville Baucom, and many relatives. burial followed in Malvern Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Nelson
Mansfield Funeral Home
Hazel Summers
W. E. Kerns
R. W. Salyers
Joe Wriedt
James Marr
Max Benton
J. E. Ellison
Harry Allen Nelson
Albert
Amanda Garst Nelson
Malvern
Iowa State College
Kance & Nelson Elevator
Sarah Gay
Frederick Allen
Harry
Sarah
Frederick
Henningsen, Inc
Fred
Judie
Raymond
Edith Hall
Erville Baucom
Morris
Richard Gay
Amanda
East Liberty Church Board Meeting Recap
East Liberty church board met Thursday evening with 10 members present. Rav Pullman chaired with prayer, minutes read by Mrs. Windle, and Mrs. Stotts presented a financial report. A new altar Bible was approved for purchase and family night set for May 20. Next meeting is June 14. Guests from Omaha attended Mother's Day services. A funeral was held in Red Oak for 17 year old Allen Harold, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ruel Harold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liberty Church Board
Rav. Pullman
W. W. Windle
W. C. Stotts
Fred Swayze
Donna, Shirley and
Patrick
Omaha
Homer Or Berry
Claude Stephens
Emnett Stephena
Red Oak
Allen Harold
Ruel Harold
Card of Thanks for Harry Nelson Memorial Gifts
Family expresses gratitude for the floral offerings and memorial funds in Harry Nelsons memory and for acts of kindness during bereavement. Special thanks to Mrs. Harry A. Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Nelson, Mr. Albert Nelson, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray P. Nelson for support.
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Harry
Harry A. Nelson
Fred A. Nelson
Albert Nelson
Ray P. Nelson
Iowa Power honors 368 members of 20 Year Club
Iowa Power and Light Company holds its 20 Year Club dinners across divisions. May 17 honored 20 Year Club members in the Western Division at Council Bluffs, while Des Moines hosted Central Division honorees. A. Paul Thompson praised employees for dependable service. Names from Glenwood include Fred Harshbarger and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Power and Light Company
Iowa Power
Council Bluffs
Des Moines
A. Paul Thompson
Glenwood
Fred Harshbarger
Robert BE. Henlg
Justus J. Lille
Carlton L. Reimer
Dean R. Watson
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Dwight D. Hisenhower
Nty
F. A. Wwortman
Congress
Fargo, N. DT
Merrill Lidget
Wanona Martin
16Th St. So
Fargo, N. D
M.L. Scheffel, M. D
Malvern, Iowa
GUV Oil Coo
Conoco Products
Stanley Readi-Mix
Shenandoah
Josie K, Nor
G. B. Goodell
Daisy Bell
Alan Windle
Staynor- Hamilton Chapel
Theodore Powles
Thurman Cemetery
Francis Christopher
Oran Windle
W. W.windle
Russell Howell
Charley Goodell
Homer Mayberry
Shirley Swayze
Charley Alexander
Rev. Pullman
Mr. Stotts
Fay Mayberry
Melanie
Randolph
Dale Alexander
Mike and
Roger
Charles Goodell
Lucy Piantkauske
B. Goodell
Iva Henderson
Edmundson Hospital
Ivy Styles
Hamilton
Glenwood, IA
Page, Mills
Fremont
Paul Scott Farragut
Salyers
Wm. Lee
Tabor
John A. Lippincott
Bert Wheeler
Eugene van Orsdel
Max Ireland
Storm Lake
Harry Conrad
Alan Hasselquist
Charles Pevehouse
L. E. Chrissinger
Ralph Good
Edgar A. Guest
Malvern Cemetery
W. H
Bill) Harbor
Page
Fremont-Mills
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