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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1941

Page

5

Malvern Garden Show Highlights Local Plant Varieties

The sea beacon draws visitors as Malvern residents showcase abundant gardens. Mrs John Fletcher’s Sassiris platting stands out in southwest Iowa, with Mrs Forrest Kirbyslee, Mrs Marion Innes, Mrs EB Collins, Frank Higgins, and others contributing diverse varieties including iria and other special plantings.

Malvern John Fletcher Iowa Forrest Kirbyslee Marion Innes C. Collins Frank Higgins

Poppy Day Set For May 24 In 1941 Observance

National Poppy Day for 1941 has been set for Saturday May 24 and will be observed by American Legion posts and Aux iliary units across the United States. Poppies were adopted as the official flower of the American Legion with early resolutions in Tacoma Washington and Georgia, later endorsed by the Cleveland national convention in 1920. The paper poppies are red crepe paper chosen for cost and therapeutic value, enabling veterans to shape petals by hand. Three quarters of poppy funds stay with local units for wartime veteran rehabilitation. the remaining quarter funds department efforts to bring comfort to facilities and families of deceased veterans.

American Legion United States Tacoma Wash Georgia Department of the Legion Georgia Cleveland

Memorial Services to Sail May 30 at Malvern

Memorial services for Pirro Relapc will be held at 10 a.m. May 30 in the Malvern Community building and at the cemetery, with a complete program to follow next week. Local stores plan to close by 8 a.m. for the palace of the 10 May May 30 observance.

Malvern Wil Ree Harry. Voss Come! Bluffs

Malvern High Graduation Program Shapes Senior Night

Malvern High holds a graduation program for the large senior class with eighth grade promotion exercises. The program includes processional, invocation, music performances, eighth grade presentations, diploma awards, and diplomas presented by J. W. Baer and F. M. Pavison. Benediction by Rev. Allen as exercises conclude around 3 p.m.

Babs Randerson Rey Meriam Binkely J. W. Baer F. M. Pavison Baer Alien Stark

Wheat Map 31 shows marketing quotas and farmer impacts

Wheat farmers in the county are invited to participate in a national marketing program. Quotas aim to support the wheat program while ensuring consumer welfare, with projected costs and benefits to farmers and buyers discussed. The plan involves marketing boards, quotas, and potential price effects on bread costs.

Farmers Union Deer Wesley Chapel Eh Pelt Anderson Lowrysupty Malvert Ghenwood Pacitle Department of Agubernine Mills County Aaa Committee Wikkon Wilson

Soil District Referendum and District Elections Planned

Mills county landowners will vote next Wednesday May 2 on a soil conservation district referendum in Mitta county and three director seats in the district. Candidates include Gay Deerreek Gownebtp Methew Anilam Raymond Varner Lavette Tay Hina White Cloud and J F Weare Je Indian Creek J M Shale Malverny George Phelps among others. The board will set a tax rate and appoint guardians to oversee soil conservation projects and provide machinery for conservation work amid watershed concerns. Continued on page 41.

Mills West Mitta Jatin Neers Baverk Gay Deer Deer Reek Methew Anilam Raymond Varner Lavette Tay Hina White Cloud J. F Weare Indian Creek J. M. Shale Malverny George Phelps Tieonih

Frank Rogersfellow Dies At Hawthorne Home May Fifteenth

Frank Rogersfellow died at his Hawthorne area home on May 15. A large turnout of friends and neighbors from Hast a this commu nes attended the service, led by Rev. W. J. Weber of the Hawthorne church. The memorial was provided by R. R. Honeyman of Emerson.

Frank Rogerfellow Wear Hawthorne Malvern Hasta Emerson W. 3. Weber Hawthorne Church Hookefellows R. R. Honeyman Rockafellow

Rates Drop By F E O Malley In Nebraska Light & Power

A district manager announced a rate cut affecting Hastings and Pacific Junction in this county. The company says the new rate lowers minimum bills and increases kilowatt hour value, while overall revenue is expected to fall about $60 000. A prior study noted reductions across multiple Iowa towns and the impact on costs.

F. E. O'Malley aeene Nebraska Light & Power @o Son Hastings Pacific Junction Mr. O'Malley TIO. Ae Anang

Last Rites Held for Glenwood Grocer

Funeral services were held at Myers in Glenwood for Glenwood grocer Mr Kier who died of a heart attack at his home. Alfred Martin, who was working on improvements there, was with him when the fatal event occurred. More than 150 attended the service and floral tributes were abundant.

Myersin Glen Kier Glen Funerel Kier Homer Hig Alfred Martin Os E Borg Albany Gel Allen Glenwond Torre Porney Ruth Wilson Malorreat

Tops List Pane Outher Counts and Bursts

Fragmentary OCR reads as a local news note about counts, a place called Farm Bursts, and a phrase referencing honor and a political or community event. Names, dates, and clear actions are unreadable. the piece appears to be an incomplete item from a larger list.

Wadia Souniy

Omaha Rainbow Girls Present Initiatory at Lodge Hall

Rainbow Girls of Omaha appear for initiatory rite at Lodge Hall Tuesday. Guests from Bilger Lodge attended. ceremony led by robed officers with Worthy Advisor and deputy present. event stressed devotion to church and state amid attendance of members and officers.

Omaha Rainbow Girls Lodee‘ern Hall Bilger Gone Pilpier Ture Black Wes Cglwell Raiab Betty Walch Garvjee Nebrai Ammendad

Start Program for 1941 County Fair

The 1941 Fair began with a Tuesday evening meeting of the fair association directors. Planned features include daily running races, a 4H night, horse entertainment, a thrill day pageant, a grand show with top attractions, and a premium list expected to surpass last year. Efforts aim to improve exhibits and utilize more space and programming.

Fox Mis County The Fair “Association Society Horse Gaurese Yue Sairadidals & Pt

Davis Adds Rew Vegetable Base

Davis introduces a vegetable base product amid vague notes about recipe tweaks and new in house formulations. The item references a modern spin on vegetables and features a compact description of a base used in soups.

Davis

Red Oak Boys Nabbed After Picker Car Theft

Two Red Oak youths Kenneth Johnson and Eugene Larson allegedly stole a picker car and fled night, then were captured by authorities when returning to Red Oak. They are 10? being held in custody as the case proceeds.

Htea ™ Bs Red Oak Kenneth Johnson Eugene Larshon

Mills county youth charged after hunger strike scare

Eugene Larston refused meals at Mills county jail this week, sparking initial hunger strike concerns. He and associate Johnson are linked to car thefts near Glenwood and Red Oak, with authorities charging them in multiple counties. Larston’s parole history and connections to Eldora training school are noted.

Eugene Larston Mills County Jadh Cooney Red Oak Usar FF Hautings Rome Hrastack Mont Apewer Gewery Wil Shargea Mills Aguily Bgl Q'Leary Taut Lauyery BG Laryhon Q'Leaty Des Moines Toeavy Montgomery Ty Ofiola Laralou Jabuson

Malvern Musicians Shine in St Paul Contest

Malvern singers scored high at a St Paul music contest held at Carolyn Hall. Two performers from Malvern earned top ratings and praise, with Miss Louise Kopp and J E Randerson credited for driving them. John Lawson, baritone of Glenwand High, also received the highest rating at the Paul event.

Malvern St. Paul, Minn Soth Carolyn Hall Malvern School Carolyt Louise Kopp J. E. Randerson Bape John Yong Lawson Glenwand High School Une St. Paul Robert

Bluffs Group Sponsor Flower Show Opens

The Bluffs group presents the annual flower show featuring exhibitors across multiple categories. Prominent entries include painting, needlework, gardens, and novelty items with local gardeners and artists showcasing works. The event runs through late June with entries judged by civic and agricultural officials.

Bible School Begins Monday June 2 Across Four Churches

The Malvert Ministerial Association announces a vacation Bible School starting Monday June 2 in the public school building, with kindergarten and basement rooms for certain classes. Departments include kindergarten primary juniors and intermediate groups with trained teachers and instructional aids. Classes cover stories bones and memorization, with recreation and a closing picnic for attendees completing attendance. Reverend G. F. MacLean and the school principal oversee the effort with four churches participating.

Vie Settool Hey. G. F. MacLean Presbyterian Entreh

Otis Burrus Died in Kansas City at 69

Funeral services for Otis Burrus 69 death occurred Tuesday at a Kansas City home. Formerly lived in Malvern with his parents Mr and Mrs Burrus, later of Panora. Weather summary notes week’s highs near 92 with limited rain over last week.

Otis Burrus Kansas City Mansfield Burrus I Malvern Meee Burrus Panora

Wisconsin Dairy Cows At Auction In Piper Sale Barn

Wisconsin dairy cattle including Holsteins Brown Swiss and Guernsey springers and calves will be auctioned in the Piper sale barn. Sixty head of cattle are listed for sale with shipments expected Saturday as buyers anticipate one of the best dairy stock offerings in years led by Paul W Rolfs.

Wisconsin Paul W

Camp Claiborne trip diary describes travel misadventures

A confused travelogue records Charles Johnson recounting a juvenile escape to Camp Claiborne via Mills County Des Moines and Laub, detailing a borrowed clock, fast driving up to eighty miles per hour, a planned wetting at the destination, and a long journey with numerous unnamed stops and wandering stops before reaching a large plantation near Canney City.

Charles Johnson Noel Yents Mills County Lin Fyat At & Ae Wndiord Des Patnes See Moines Lauleland Uae

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