Second Annual Cooking School Begins Today TR Meeting
Second Annual Cooking School starts and a Veterans Day TR meeting is planned for Tuesday November 22. Harry Hammons post commander B G Kincaid and Auxiliary president N Swain urge ex service men and wives to attend a joint installation and pot luck supper in the Liberty Memorial building Legion rooms. The program includes a joint installation service for new officers, an invitation extended to all eligible to join the Auxiliary, with emphasis on comradeship over membership. Edges in circle include Emergon Randolph Tabor Glenwood Malvern and Silver City with good delegations expected. Malvern lodge will demonstrate the first section of the third degree.
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American Legion
Auxiliary
Harry Hammons
B.C. Kincaid
Mra. _N. Swain
Auxliary
Commit “Nity
Legion Rooms
Liberty Memorial Building
Auazillacy
Legion
B. G. Kincaid
Maca H, Swain
Emergon
Randolph
Tabor
Glenwood
Malvern
Silver City
Malvern Lodge
Baptist Ladies to Serve Thanksgiving Dinner at Church
A Baptist church plans a Thanksgiving noon meal prepared by the ladies. Menu includes baked chicken dressing gravy potatoes au gratin glazed sweet potatoes cinnamon apples rolls jelly pumpkin pie and coffee. Tickets 26 cents for children under ten and adults pay full price.
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the Baptist Church
Marx Brothers Comedy Opens at Empress Theater
Four Marx Brothers comedy acts, including Harpo and Groucho, headline the Empress Theater with Horse Feathers and related films. The latest nad merry set of antics follows their prior movie efforts, promising the same zany plot and rapid-fire routines in a plucky, vaudeville style presentation through the opening weekend.
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Empress Theater
Harpo
Monkey Ruel
Gene
Pyae
Harpo Saya
Ouance
Syery
Seppe
Printing error mislabels White Cloud vote tale
After White Cloud precinct tallies, Oscar Briley of the Democratic camp reports good news to The Leader. An editor’s slug typo in the rural edition misprinted Hoover leading Roosevelt, reversing results with Hoover 2419 to Roosevelt 3814 in the county totals.
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White Cloud Firat
Oscar Briley
Leader
White Cloud Fitat
Briley
Hoover
Roosevelt
Judson Honored for Fifty Years in Grange Service
A. B. Judson of Mills County Iowa, long a Grange leader and master of the Iowa Grange for twenty five years, received a Golden Belt certificate at a State Grange meeting commemorating fifty years of active Grange membership. A Wallaces Farmer excerpt notes the enduring role of Grange roots in farm leadership and training.
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A. B. Judson
Balfour
Silver Grange
Mills County
State Grange
Grange
Moe
Wallaces Farmer & Iowa Homestead
Corn Belt
Milla County
Iowa
Judson
Grangs
Iowa Grange
Mr. Judson
Grong
Qgranges
Ralph W. Boith
The
Laws Grange
Judaea
Grouna
Sater
Malvern Volleyball Club Opens 1842-33 Season On Hardwood
Athletic members of Malvern's Business Men's Athletic association gathered Tuesday evening to kick off the 1842-33 volleyball season. Several teams formed, players reported soreness, and Chas A. Johnson again led the organization with Chas Irwin ensuring membership dues and floor fees were paid, signaling a competitive season ahead.
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Malvern
Business Men's Athletic Association
Jong Jangolshing
Aven
Chas
A. Johnson
Irwin
Malvern Business Men's Volleyball Opens Interteam Play
Malvern group begins first interteam volleyball competition Monday evening with matchups Cold Storage against Post Office, Firemen against Mushotlands, and Yender Prints against Buicks. Games start at 7 30 pm with regular schedule to follow as teams are confirmed. Mrs Harry Bauman of Cedar Rapids visited Mr and Mrs John Fletcher today.
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Malvern Business Men
Harry Bauman
Cedar Rapids
John Fletcher
Advertising Boosts Local Market Guide In The Leader
The Leader highlights its advertising reach with Malvern grocery stores and meat markets featuring display ads and wise readers spotting buyable items. Local businesses also place adverts to help shoppers compare offerings and gain value, making the paper a convenient buying guide.
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Malvern
Eo Tigny
Ghost House thrills at American Legion home talent play
The American Legion sponsored a home talent production Ghost House directed by Miss Elizabeth Beattie. The mystery centers on the will of the late August Brown with suitors and heirs competing for estate shares. Dorothys Boehner plays Barbara and Amos Wright portrays Ted Wilson as reporters arrive to hear the reading.
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American Legion
Elizabeth Beattie
Dashner
Brown
Detective Brooks
Donald Riggins
Miles Dorothy Boehner
Barbera
Old Brown
Wright Amos
Ted Wilson
Thompson
Pantel Seaton
Richard Bates
Allen Wortman
W. D. McCausland
Mandy
Meig
J. N. Swain
Payllette
Pleasing Variety of Colors for New Car License Plates
A 1932 color scheme roll out shows states and the District of Columbia adopting distinct plate color pairs. Iowa favors white on midnight blue with seven other states like Alabama and California choosing contrasting combos. Licenses become available after December 1, with issuance starting January 1.
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District of Columbia
Iowa
Georgia
Ness
Indiana
Towa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Ata
Nebraska
Navadsa
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Varmont
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Masons Hold First Meeting in New Malvern Basement Rooms
Bilger Urn Masonic lodge members, driven from heated quarters, held work in their new basement library rooms Thursday evening. They plan to use the basement space for lodge work until spring due to lack of heating.
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Bilger Urn Masonic Lodge
Malvern
Walter Hilton’s Severe Appendicitis At Lutheran Hospital
Walter Hilton was hospitalized in Omaha after a sudden severe attack of appendicitis. He was rushed to Lutheran Hospital Monday afternoon, operated on at 2 o clock to remove a ruptured appendix, and, though the condition was grave, he rallied and was reported progressing well by Wednesday. Dr DM Kuine attended with Mrs Hibau and children Paul and Laura accompanying him.
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Walter Hilton
Lutheran
Qmaba
DM. Kulne
HiBau
Paul
Laura
Howpsiat
Three-day Free Cooking School Invites Malvern Women
The Malvern Leader sponsors the second annual Free Cooking School in the Community building starting Thursday at 2 p.m. Nearly all local businesses and national distributors back the event with a renowned demonstrator Miss Gladys Looney of Concordia Kansas. Dozens of gifts, model kitchen and dining room displays, and free registration for attendees including Mills County women’s clubs. About 1,200 attended last year with expectations of a larger crowd.
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Malvern Leader
Malvern
Gladys Looney
Concord Ain
Kan
Looney
St. Louis
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Malvern Business Houses
Mills County Women's Club
Malvern Hayvong
Miss Looney
Churches Unite for Thanksgiving Service in Malvern
The churches of Malvern will unite in a Thanksgiving service at 11 a.m. at the Methodist church. A union choir will provide the music and Rev. M. Gugeler will deliver the sermon. Members may bring church envelopes for offerings.
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Malvern
M. Gugeler
Cemetery Exchange Food Sale by Malvern Cemetery Association
The Malvern Cemetery Association announces its annual food sale and exchange event on Wednesday, November 23, at Munty Field. Proceeds support cemetery upkeep and community activities.
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Malvern Cemetery Association
Muntyfield's
Adv
Hillsdale Indies Host Chicken Pie Dinner and Bazaar
The Hillsdale Indies will serve their annual chicken pie dinner and bazaar at the church on Friday, November 18. Serving begins at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are eight cents. Children under one year admitted free.
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Hillsdale
Scarce Dollars Stir Ex Service Dependents
Fragmentary note urges awareness of financial hardship among ex-service dependents. Calls for Legion Auxiliary support and fellowship, urging action and pride in helping those in need. The text shows garbled phrases and possible OCR errors but centers on aid and communal duty.
Malvern Choral Society Plans More Practices
The Malvern Choral Society holds weekly rehearsals with increased attendance. Mrs H Awes directs the group, which meets Tuesday evenings in the Community Building at 7:39.
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Malvern Choral Society
Mra Kl H Awes
Boland
Murky OCR fragment signals stalled local item
Fragmentary text shows garbled names and stray phrases with no clear event. Not enough readable facts to identify people, places, dates, or an action.
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