Young Wife Dies of Asphyxiation in Emerson Home
Mrs. Barber died and Mr. Barber was found unconscious from gas exposure in their Emerson home. Neighbors heard a moan near 7 o clock and alerted help. Fire department revived him, coroner held inquest, funeral planned for Sunday. The couple had recent stove changes and had moved from Glenwood to Emerson, she about 22, he 46, formerly Florence Woodruff of Glenwood.
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Nts
Royal E. Barber
Mt. Bather
Hattie Picketing
Lidit
Honte Tah
Lynn Wilkins
Barbera
Barber
Emerson
Glenwood
Hunts- Man Grocery
Aboe
Florence Woodruf
Youngsters to Compete at Chicago in 4-H Congress
Rural youths from 44 states will attend the 13th national 4-H Club Congress in Chicago linked with the International Live Stock Exposition at the Chicago Stock Yards. About 1300 youths travel on free trips for statewide fair achievements. The national champion is Virginia Dell Chamberlain, daughter of Frank and Mrs. Chamberlain, who won poultry judging in the state fair and would have represented Milly County at the national event, but age limits prevented participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Stock Yards
Malvern Club Dance Set for Tuesday Evening
The Malvern club dance of the season will be held Tuesday evening. Mele Jeonerd Anderson and U. HL will be in charge by the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Mele Jeonerd Anderson
U. HL
Ain
Hot Lunches for Rural Pupils Reported Saturday
A rural school event reported Saturday describes hot lunches for pupils. The notice mentions Bilas Helen Evinney of an extended Iowa State district and rural county school groups hosting the meal program.
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Bilas Helen Evinney
Lowa
Tagchora
County opens bridge over Billet Creek near Penicville
South Mille county residents will be able to cross the highway south of Mallern without detouring this week as workmen complete a new bridge over Billet Creek just south of Penicville. The span supports two lanes with a steel hybrid deck and asphalt paving. The road to the bridge has been detoured for some time, cutting travel for a fairly populous area.
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Mille
Citzens
Mallern
Bilet Creek
Pencéville
Og Ft
Ates
Localist Lecture on Eugenics to Be Held in Malvern
Mrs Anna Glomeet of Des Moines will lecture on eugenics at the Malvern Community Building next Monday November 19 at 745 p m. The free talk is open to all women from town and surrounding country. Glomeet and her husband Dr Glomset run a pathological lab in Des Moines and are noted health lecturers. She will also address the Glenwood Women’s Club Monday afternoon and Red Oak audience Tuesday.
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Civic Improverment Club
Child's Psychology Club
Malvern
Anna Gloimset
Dea Moines
Glomeet
State Medical Society
Glomset
Des Moines
Glenwood
Red Osk
Fr and Ry. Wo
Baptist Ladies Set Annual Thanksgiving Food Sale
The First Baptist church of Malvern will hold its annual Thanksgiving food sale on Wednesday November 28 at Mane fields. They will offer everything needed for a Thanksgiving dinner with ad displays and proceeds supporting church activities.
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Baptist ‘Ladies
Methodist Ladies Sponsor Mother and Daughter Banquet
The Ladies of the Methodist church sponsor a Mother and Daughter banquet this Thursday in the Community Building dining room. Tickets must be secured in advance from the committee but may be purchased at the door. Dinner is served at 6:80 with the program to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Methodist Church
Strahan Independent Cagers open with win in territory
Strahan Independent Cagers defeated Randolph semi pros 34 to 17 last Friday in a fast paced game. The team showcased strong offense, keeping Randolph on defense as Strahan seeks future opponents and invites managers to contact Glen Reyes at Strahan.
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Strahan
Randolph
Siste
Glen Reyes
Dr LU Parsons Attends Wabash Surgeons Meeting
Dr LU Parsons participates in a Wabash Surgeons Meeting at TOE Parsons. The readable portions mention Parsons leading discussions and a local medical gathering, with unclear text surrounding the event date and venue. Further readable entities include Wabash surgeons association and related medical topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. LU. Parsons
Wabash Surgeons Meeting
Home Welcome for Otha D Weatin Draws Big Crowd
A large crowd gathered at Malvern’s community building for a home welcome and victory party for Congressman Otha D Weatin. Attendees included supporters from the Seventh District celebrating his reelection bid with a gala event that moved from a private home northeast of Malvern to the larger venue due to strong turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matvern Gotaitiuaily
Severnth District
Otha D. Weatin
Congress
Weatin
Malvern
Wearin Victory Celebrated In Congreasan Reception
Wealth and crowds filled the hall as Mr Wearin and family were greeted with a boisterous ovation. Local organizer F E Mulholland and county officials hosted, with Judge elects and district workers praising Wearin. Wearin thanked supporters and pledged strong New Deal legislation in the coming session. Afterward guests were served coffee and cookies in the dining room.
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Mr. Wearin
Wearin
Goat Sale Leads to Surprise Bidder and Ownership Shuffle
A local goat changes hands after John Millikan buys a capricious animal at 20 cents. Bill Walter bids 600 but ends with the goat. Prospective buyer Jim Greek swoops in at 60 cents, and the creature hops from hand to hand around town as it chews contentedly despite the rapid change of ownership.
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Donald Millikan
John Waller
John
Bill Watler
Bill
Jim Greek
Jim
Education Week Observed in Miln County Rural Schools
County Superintendent Aimy Hemmers notes Education Week was a success in Miln County rural schools with over 600 visitors, many from nonparental households. Schools achieving 100 percent attendance from every family include Fairview Pleasant Hill Maple Grove Eureka No 1 Hawthorne Bling Grove Gowan No 3 Lincoln Center in Rawles West Liberty No 3 Silver Four Corners and White Cloud. Events included Eureka No 1 basket dinner, Evernham School full-day visits, Elm Grove hosting the youngest visitor Marilyn Jean Tucker, Hillsdale hosting a large registration, and visits by Mize Hamera and Helen Awinney to Sandiland and Pleasant Ridge to discuss nutrition and lunch issues.
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Aimy Hemmers
Miln County
Fairview
Pleasant Hill
Maple Grove
Eureka No. 1
Hawthorne
Bln Grove
Gowan No
Lincoln
Center
Rawles
West Liberty No. 3
Silver
Four Corners
White Cloud
Evernham School
Elm Grove
Marylin Jean Tucker
Hillsdale School
Reng Hamilton
Mize Hammera
Helen Awinney
Sandiland School
Veterinary meeting attendance in Omaha Monday evening
Dr and Mrs Thos W Gidley and Mrs J Wi Bner traveled to Omaha Monday evening to attend the Ak BareBen Veterinary association session. Dr Gidley spoke on drought era cattle buying, noting government purchase of millions of head from drought areas and the adjustment of herds for relief work.
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Mra. Thos
W. Gidley
Mra. J. Wi Bner
Omaha
Ak- BareBen Veterinary Association
Dr. Gidley
Gidley
Iowa
Malvern Markets Report of Grain and Livestock Notes
Market notes from Malvern on Wednesday November 14 show quotes for No 1 hard wheat and No 2 corn, with oats at 68 and 81 for other items. Hog and spring chicken prices appear, with minor values listed for hens creams and Leghorn breeds. Prices are fragmentary from the archived page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omeke
Board canvasses the election vote results summary
The board of supervisors convened to canvass the recent election. Minor changes from early reports are noted with totals for principal offices including Osterholm 2836, Schade 693? 3528, Mayberry 2827, Greene 8431, Barkus 2847, Feiselman 2788, Brown 3199, Dehrogs 965, Day 54, Raynor 9075 169, Cheney 222, Anderson 621, Wilson 21, Watt 946, Breeding 162. Governor Turner received 9005 votes, one more than two years ago while Herring had 2918, down 197 from the prior period.
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Osterholm
Schade
Mayberry
Judking
Cleri Greene
Barkus
Recorder Feiselman
Brown
Sherif Dehrogs
Myers
Raynor
Cheney
Anderson
Wilson
Watt
Turner
Herring
Legionnaires Shoot Draws Big Turnout At Local Gun Club
The American Legion post north of town hosted a turkey shoot last Sunday attracting two state champions and hundreds of Jesser shooters. The event yielded nearly 500 dollars for community service with 60 turkeys 12 geese 30 hams and several chickens sold. Sid Patterson of Logan the state champion trapshooter and Mrs Tinkham Nebraska state women’s champion competed, and ten medley winners broke 26 targets straight for titles.
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Jesser
American Legion
Harry Hammons
Gun Club
Sid Patterson
Logan
Tinkham
Nebraska
Oder
Legion Is Stils
Thia
Melvern Guo Club
Shat Mina
Leader Offers Rich Local News For A Very Small Price
Regular subscribers to The Leader receive 18 columns of local news from the area, 4 columns of editorials and features, and 14 columns of news from Mills County towns and communities. The edition also includes 20 columns of advertisements from local stores and national organizations guiding readers on best buying options. All for less than a package of chewing gum.
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Leader
Mills County
Edward Wearin to Represent State in 4-H Congress
Edward Wearin of Malvarn has been chosen to represent the state at the national 4 H Club Congress in Chicago December 2 to 8, in conjunction with the International Livestock Exposition. The Ak-Sar-Ban Livestock Show awarded the honor based on five years of outstanding 4 H work and a record book praised by judges. He receives 25 dollars to offset expenses plus the prestige of representing the state. Wearin has won multiple major awards including county livestock champion and grand champion steers. He has fed 14 baby beefs and 14 market barrows, conducted much work on his parents farm, and maintained an excellent school and community record.
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Milla County
Edward Wearin
Malvarn
Chicago
Edward
Hla
Raward
Iowa State College
Couly Health
Ak-Sar-Hen
Bla Parente
October Rainfall Surpasses Normal in Mills County
The October total of 2.62 inches exceeded normal by about 0.05 inches, marking the first month since June with above normal rainfall. Despite the gain, year to date rainfall remains about 9.048 inches below normal, and the countryside still shows a need for rain with several days in October recording varying amounts.
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Mills County
Breuth
Legion Holds Special Meeting Plans Next Shoot
Members of the American Legion post met Monday evening at the Legion Hall for a brief session called by Commander Oscar Finkle to discuss plans for another shoot. The group decided to hold their next event in the near future.
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Nembera
Harry Hawkons
Ameruay Legion
Oscar Finkle
Lulzatoy
Board of Education Holds Regular Session Tuesday
The Board of Education met in regular session Tuesday addressing routine school matters and district updates. Officials reviewed ongoing programs and upcoming calendar dates while noting general committee reports and administrative actions.
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Board of Education
Tusaday
State Compliance Checkers Approve County Contracts
State compliance checkers approved Milla County corn hog reduction contracts for the 1382 program. Forms were sent to Des Moines for official approval and will go to Washington once returned. About five percent of contracts were approved for the second benefit payment, with some held for landlord signatures or for producers not meeting regulations. County field supervisors measured land and determined hogs per producer.
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Milla County
AAA
Washingan
Des Morees
Washington
Fees Moines
Mrs Kate Sowers Died November 5 in Mills County
Mrs Kate Sowers a Pioneer resident of northeast Mills county died at her Henderson home after a short illness on Monday November 5 Funeral services were held at Wesley Chapel church with Rev Claude W Cooper officiating Burial followed in Wesley Chapel cemetery Pallbearers included G Stonebraker John R Clark Ellsworth Plumb A J Harbor Karl Allensworth and O J Harris The obituary notes Katherine Elizabeth Allensworth born December 13 1841 in Jefferson County Ohio lived with many siblings and only her half sister Emma Earle survives in Davey Nebraska Further details continue on page eight
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Kate Sowers
Mills County
Henderson
Wesley Chapel
Claude W. Cooper
Council Bluffa
Munlo-wee
G. Stonebraker
John R. Clark
Ellaworth Plumb
A. J. Harbor
Karl Allensworth
O. J. Harris
Katherine Elizabeth Allensworth
John and
Lydia Allensworth
Jefferson County
Ohio
Emma Earle
Davey, Nebr
Mes, Bowers
This Boy Created is Boy on Own Job
Cecil Fy Biggerstatt, second son of Mr and Mrs W Fy, refuses to wait for work. He works at home for his keep, grows potatoes, cuts and splits wood, and sells both crops. He earned a total of 132 50 dollars, showing initiative pays off better than waiting for a job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil
W. Fy Biggerstatt
Nice Grove
Weather Outlook for Great Plains November Period
Weather Outlea covers period Nov 2 to Nov 17 inclusive for the Northern and Central Great Plains. Fair most of the week with frequent temperature changes but overall near to above normal.
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Great Plains
Q E S to Meet Tuesday Regular Wooting of Silver Uro
The notice states a Tuesday meeting for the Q E S chapter titled Silver Uro with planned events at Navy 80 and Peat Worthy Mutrona and Patroga to be moved within the hour.
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Navy
Mutrona
Patroga
Death of Quy Robertson in Silver City
Quy Robertson of Silver City died Sunday after an attack of blood poisoning. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the church conducted by Reverend O. A. of the Natural M ey. He was 48 years old, survived by his wife and children.
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Quy Robertson
Silver City
Ble Howe
Hey. O. A
Aud
Deur Okikdran
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F. E. Mulholland
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Malvern Markets
Red Cross
Board
Board of Supervisors
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Greenwalt
Waarth Wewe
Swanson
Cramer
Wortman
Legionnaires
State
Legion Holde
Mille County
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