22 May 1930
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1930
Page
1
Local newspaper notice lists display rate of 25 cents per column inch with extra for composition and additional charges for guaranteed position. Includes locals classified two line ads and brief mentions of obituaries poetry resolutions and card of thanks.
A reader praises Ed M. Smith for governor citing his dependable record, tax expertise from the Senate, efficiency as Secretary of State, and independence from political cliques. The piece notes park upkeep costs and suggests parking changes, then surveys ongoing state politics and local candidates amid a busy election year with concerns about campaign costs and nomination methods.
The Chariton Leader reports editorials from Eagle Grove Eagle and Des Moines speeches by Nathan Elwood Kendall praising Dan Turner while questioning Ed Smith’s gubernatorial viability If true the leading candidates’ eligibility and voter support are debated as the state contemplates a choice before the dog days.
A ragged set of Malvern anecdotes and local color erupts in a late week column. It blends a tongue in cheek tale about a Hamburgers stake rumor with a drifting porch of senior class tower pranks, jesting about a cheerleader, jokes by Boehner, and a Plattsmouth bridge party near-mishap. The piece mixes town characters Wayne Choate and others with playful barbs and local flavor.
Announcements from Roy Stranathas Gey Breeding John R. Clark and Clarence B. Day seeking Republican primary support for local offices in Mills County. Each seeks designation by Republican voters in the upcoming June primary. endorsements requested from White Cloud township residents and general voters alike.
A reader notes candidate announcements for Mills County offices. Hatthe M. Brown seeks re election as County Recorder subject to June Primary. Harry J. Widows runs for County Clerk of the District Court second term in the same primary. Ed Rush announces for Sheriff of Mills County, urging votes and support at the upcoming Republican primary.
Three text fragments announce candidates for Mille County offices in the Republican primary. B A Schade seeks County Auditor another term. Otto Judkina seeks County Treasurer renomination. J W Edwards runs for Sheriff with June 2 1990 primary date.
Public notices show Carl Morgan seeking Mills County sheriff and coroner nominations. W Mansfield endorses Morgan, urging votes in the June primary. Ruth Ekler also announces candidacy for Republican County Recorder with a June 2 primary vote appeal.
F H Raynor announces renomination bid for Coroner of Milla County subject to Republican primary on June 3. He urges voters to support and vote for him, promising continued service and accountability.
The Office of Milla county representative in the Iowa General Assembly stands to the action of Democratic voters in the primary. Sorel Ilae Eee Wupper Bo Olea D Wearin are mentioned as related figures in the party process and candidate selection.
May 45 in the English language at 730 pm at Methodist Episcopal Church Pastor Hicks invites all to Sunday school next Sunday morning then to remain for the Union Memorial service at 11 oclock with Dr White of the Presbyterian church as speaker Epworth League meets at 7 pm and the evening preaching service at 8 pm Our attendance is running fine and we invite you to join These items note Morning worship at Presbyterian Church and union Memorial day services at Methodist church Also a Women's Missionary Buckets meeting at 4 pm Wednesday at Mrs Frances Benton Envelopes from Buena Vista College appeal for support and a statement from college officials urging prompt action by the church leaders of the Buena Vista College faculty rely on the church and Christian education supporters to provide compensation Also listed are notable speakers Coe college president H M Gage Des Moines Judge F F Fayville Davenport E B Lindsay Sioux City superintendent F E Stockwell Philadelphia NJ M Clark and other names.
In Mills County Iowa the district court probate notice states an instrument purporting to be the last will and testament of W H Trively deceased was filed May 1 and May 26 1930. The court fixed May 16 1930 as the time for proving the instrument at the Glenwood court house. Objections will be heard by the court.
Baptist Chulc Frank G Tebow, pastor, states the congregation will participate in Memorial services next Sunday morning at the Methodist church. The regular evening service will discuss Pentecost and Personal Salvation. Basement work progresses steadily toward completion. favorable weather could help set a church-record Sunday in Bible school and services.
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