Malvern Leaders Free Cooking School Draws Hundreds
Gloomy weather did not dampen the enthusiasm of Mills county women as over 1400 crowded the Community building for The Malvern Leader's fifth annual free Cooking School with Miss Jan Shaw demonstrating recipes and home making methods. Demonstrations ran each afternoon eight to ten with new appliances, foods from local stores, and a style show by Krasne Apparel Shoppe. Gifts from local cooperators were distributed to attendees, and a broad range of equipment, supplies, and outfits were showcased by area businesses.
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Mills County
Malvern Leader
Jan Shaw
Misa Shaw
Miss Shaw
Kance & Nelson
Iowa-Nebraska Ideht & Power Co
Malvern Cold Storage
Frank Juelke
Milly County Chevrolet Co
Mansfields
Harold Thomas
Thomson Hardware
Zenith
Salyers Auto Co
Malvern
Morton's
Monarch
Dayia
Nishta Valley
Glover Parma
Lux
Mias Shaw
Donna Gordon
Leader Dept
Ralph Bower
Nelly Don
Krasne
Hester Hall
Charles A. Schubert
Dale Dyke
L. J. Shay
Edward Knight
Joan Winger
Esther Nuernberger
Lincoln
Buena Sundstrom
Red Oak
Iowa-Nebraska Company
Malvern Business House
EB. W. Knight
W. P. Wortman
Lloyd Short
E. D. Hering
Inez Raines
Donna Rae Nelson
Phyllis Summers
Malvern and Strahan
Thanksgiving Food Sale At Mansfield Store
The Malvern cemetery association will hold its annual Thanksgiving food sale on Wednesday at the Mansfield store. Donations are welcome by those in charge.
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Malvern Cemetery Association
Mansfield
Ady
Wilson Resigns as County Club Agent
Adrian M. Wilson, county elyte agent for Mille and West Potty Wattumte counties, resigned to join the Minnesota extension department. He will begin this week, advancing to broader duties with one county and the wider post. His office is to be near Redwood Falls, Minnesota.
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Adrian M. Wilson
Mille
West Potty- Wattumte
Minnesota Extension
Redwood Falls
Wilson
Crowded Cooking School Attendance Sets New Record
Despite bad weather, crowds at the fifth Cooking School set a new attendance record for the final session. Total turnout was down slightly from 1934, with 475 on opening day and 433 on the second day. The county’s towns and neighboring areas were represented and the Community building was packed, with many standing.
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Cooking School
Mills County 4-H Baby Reeves Sell High at Auction
Mills County 4-H exhibitors topped the Ak-Sar-Ben stock show in Omaha with auction prices that averaged well above market. Julius Buch Otto Buch Dudley Conner John Pitzer Paul Shaw Ed Wearing and others posted premiums from 16 to 30 dollars over value, aided by Omaha chamber drive. Champion Hereford Mabel Olson of Sloan fetched 1.50 per pound, about 1200 over market, while George Hopley of Atlantic earned roughly 4.40 above price for a reserve Angus.
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Mills County 4-H Club
Omaha
Mills County
Julius Buch
Otto Buch
Dudley Conner
John Piizer
John Pitzer
Paul Shaw
Ed Wearing
Omaha Junior Chamber of Commerce
Ashé
Mabel Olson
Sloan
Hereford
U. S
George Hopley
Atlantic
Angus
County Lumbermen Hear FHA Speaker
Lumbermen of Mills county heard Wayne Black of the Des Moines FHA speak at a Bingaman Cafe dinner. He described liberalized FHA provisions that widen financing and ease loan access, predicting boosted building and repair work due to lower financing costs. Local dealers can assist customers in obtaining FHA loans even though loans are not yet available locally.
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Mills County
Federal Housing Administration
Bingaman
Wayne Black
Des Moines
FHA
Black
Union Thanksgiving Service Planned by Malvern Churches
Malvern churches will hold a union service next Thursday in observance of Thanksgiving Day. The service will be at the Presbyterian church at 7:30 p m. All are invited to attend.
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Malvern
Malvern Board of Education Holds Regular November Session
Malvern's board of education met in regular November session at the school house. The meeting covered routine matters and bills, with board members addressing ordinary administrative items and minor agenda issues.
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Board of Education
Malvern
Mombera
Pete Kuhl Band to Play for Dance Here
The Pete Kuhl Band is set to perform a community dance Tuesday evening in the local community building. The popular group has built a solid following from past appearances, drawing crowds of town residents seeking lively entertainment.
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Pete Kuhl
County Delinquent Tax List Published This Week
Mills county publishes a delinquent tax list noting lower delinquencies than last year. The Leader highlights Mineola with four delinquent pieces totaling about $60, Glenwood has 63 names, Malvern 47. Sale of listed properties set for Monday Dec 2 at 1 09 m in the county treasurer’s office.
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Mills County
Leader
Mineola
Glenwood
Malvern
Court House
Malvern Junior Class Presents Western Comedy The Dlundering Herd
The Malvern high school junior class stages a three act western comedy The Dlundering Herd on Monday at the Community building Peggy Houston learns she cannot financially run Long Horn ranch after her father's death and plans to turn it into a dude ranch The cast includes Walrus Lyle Powles Pappy Donald Jackson Zip Alan Haa lquist Timothy Tynan Robert McCormick Gordon Rogers Elmer Jackson Shoo i Harold Breeding Peggy Houston Anneta Waller Ruth Bell Margaret A Buttmann Miss Herring Katherine Swain Mildred Florence Swoboda and guests Sis McCord Paul Gal ther Willis Lee Parks Fern Maddacka
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Malvern High School
Peggy Wouston
Fins
Long Horn Ranch
Walrus
Lyle Powles
Pappy
Florence Swoboda
Sis McCord
Paul Galther
Willis Lee Parks
Fern
Maddacka
Hunting Licenses See Surge as Season Opens
County Recorder Hattin M. Brown notes rising demand for hunting licenses with pheasant season opening. Price cuts boosted sales. last year licenses were 2 dollars and combined with hunting and fishing at 2.50. This year hunting licenses are 1 dollar and hunting plus fishing 1.59. current totals already near last year’s full year.
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Hattin M. Brown
Young Business Men to Meet in Bluffs
Young Business men of Male voru invited to a meeting of the Connell Hutte Junior Chamber of Commerce Thursday evening at Hotel Chieftain. Attifa Allen Whitfeld national president and Sherman Humason national executive secretary of The US Orwsilantion will present plans with accomp Nebwente of major chamber organizations. Duieh lunch and vibur sutertainment will follow the pyesbers.
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Malevoru
Connell Hutte
Chamber of Commeres
Hotel Chieftain
Attifa Allen Whitfeld
Sherman Humason
Orwsilantion
Plana Wid Accomp
Nebwente
Jajor Chamber Ag Wanlalions
sWuker
Duieh
Pyesbers
Mills County Poultry Show Set For December Reach
Mills County hosts the annual poultry event at the Glenwood armory on December 4 6 and 7. The program includes three evening sessions two afternoons and various entertainment. A township boothe in competition and a corn shivy accompany the poultry showcase.
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Mills County
Glenwood
Boothe
Court Convenes in Glenwood Nov 26
The November term of Milla county district court in Glenwood will convene on Tuesday November 26. Judge Ernest Miller planned to preside but health issues delay him. Judge McGuire of Sioux City is expected to take his place. Forty five new cases filed and similar number of old ones set for trial. nine new criminal cases and three new divorces filed. Petit jurors extend to December 2 while grand jurors convene November 26.
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Grand Jiurers
Townsend Pension Plan Explained Draws Large Crowds in Glenwood
At the Glenwood court house a Townsend Age Pension plan meeting drew big audiences. C. C. Crowingsheld of Sioux City explained the plan in detail and answered questions. T. G. Byers led local association members who enrolled after the address. The Glenwood high school band provided music. A second evening session in the same court room featured Crowingsheld outlining actions for Townsend clubs to aid the upcoming congressional campaign.
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Townsend Age Pension Plan
Court House
Glenwood
Townsend Organization
C. C. Crowningsheld
Sioux City
The
County Association
T. G. Byers
Glenwood High School
Crowningshield
Alon
Townsend Elitbs
State liquor Store to be Located in Glenwood
A representative of the state liquor commission, Ray N. Cowes of Des Moines, visited Glenwood seeking a site for a state liquor store. He eyed the Matt Donnelly building, now Timmerman’s cafe, and began rental talks, but Donnelly was in Omaha for hospital arrangements, delaying completion. If signed, a lease could allow the store to open within five days. The piece notes past prohibition repeal promises and Mills County voting records, with Glenwood voting 400 for repeal and 496 against.
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State Liquor Commission
Ray N. Cowes An
Des Moines
Glenwood
Matt Donnelly
Timmerman's Cafe
Donnelly
Omahaga
Mills County
Community Club to Elect '36 Officers
Malvern community group to elect officers for the coming year at the regular November meeting this Thursday evening at 8 o clock in the community building. Members are urged to attend and participate in the election.
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Malvern Community
Masonic Lodge Sets New Meeting Date
A fragmentary notice indicates the Masonic Lodge scheduled a new meeting date. The readable text mentions lodge, meeting time, and local identifiers. Further details are unclear due to damaged text, but the core fact is a rescheduled gathering.
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Masonic Lodge
Excess Contract Hogs to Be Sold at Community Sales
Mills county plans a hog sale to raise funds for county programs. The sale, organized by the Board of Supervisors and the County Farm Committee, will take place at Community sales barns in Marysville and Glenwood on Wednesday and Thursday next week referencing delivery receipts for producers to present to supervisors.
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Mills County
Gupn
Eommimmney
Mir Bvera
Glenwood
Marners
Mills Countians Market Livestock at Omaha
Several shipments of livestock were sold on the Omaha market last week by MUUs county price dricers. Mt. Davey & Son sold 26 steers averaging 125 pounds for 11 dollars. G.T. Seth of Warsthigs sold 12 heavier cattle for 110 dollars. M.G. Stonealy marketed four hounds for 935 dollars weighing ATH pounds. Winburgoda of Silverity sold 2 twelve pounders at stable prices.
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Omaha
Muus County Pire Dricers
Mt. Daevie & Son
Seth Af
Jobs Daughters Demonstration Set for Malvern Hall
Jobs Daughters of Council Bluffs will present a demonstration of their work at the Masonic hall in Malvern on Friday December 6 at 8 pm. Masons, their wives, and Eastern Star members are cordially invited to attend.
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Jobs Daughters of
Council Bluffs
Masonic Hall
Malvern
Masons
The
Eastern Star
Malvern Schools Observe National Education Week
Malvern schools marked National Education Week with a series of classes and meetings culminating in a parents night at the high school. The program showcased course plans and student work, with 10 minute class rotations, student performances by the girls' elee club and boys' quartet, and a recreation period led by Miss Wildegarde Baumgartner. Refreshments for visitors were served.
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Elee
Wildegarde Baumgartner
Baptist Kensington to Meet with Mrs Otto Kline
The Baptist Ladies Kensington will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Olle Kine. Members are cordially invited to be present.
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Baptist Kensington
Otto Kline
The
Baptist Ladies
Kensington
Olle Kine
New Readers Offer at Malvern Mall Promises Savings
Advert reads a regional promotion for "New Readers" at the Malvern mall event. It mentions special rates, subscriptions, and discounts aimed at attracting customers, with references to sales staff and the store layout. The piece notes pricing details and advice for subscribers to buy wisely.
Plans to Improve School Instruction Told
School men heard plans for improving instruction outlined by Masters' Cab in Henderson after a dinner. The meeting, attended by Supt. Chantry and others from Malvern, included remarks by Mr. Geiftth, a veteran in the department, as he outlined targeted improvements for the southwest town district.
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Board of Educubion
Toosdiay
Cab Fi Henderson
Geiftth
Lils
Malvern
FL OR. Chantry
F.om. Davison
Dale Dyke
Government money mispost for Benet payments
Government funds for Benet payments in 1986 were misrouted by J M Steele, treasurer, with the county Wheat Production Contenl association distributing 144 checks totaling 149 91 to producers. The dispatch occurred weekly and Saturday, with payments planned for automnin.
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Benet
J. Mi. Steele
Trea Urea
MI County Wheat Production Contenl Association
Meeting for Farm Bureau Minute Men
The first Par Baren Anute Men meeting in the county will be at Glenwood courthouse this Thursday evening. Minute Men from Glenwood Lyons Mattville Oak and St Marys townships will attend, a first for the county. The group links one Minute Man from each school district or about four square miles to spread facts locally. Parish Bureau officials and County Agent Bruce Kilpatrick will be present as the meeting opens promptly at 8:05 PM to conduct business.
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Glenwood Court House
Glenwood
Lyons
Mattville
Oak
St. Marya
Towa
Dt Love
Lee
Ho J. ‘Teaulout
Pari Bureau Romunlittanmui
Ood Anduesan
Muhs Cousty Parm Uoredu
Bruce Kilppatrick
OS P.m
Dhenal
History of Malvern Carnegie Library Revisited
The article reviews early history of Malvern's Carnegie Library, recalling donors, founding figures, and initial building efforts. It notes community support, key dates, and milestones shaping the library’s development and public role.
Corn Sealers to Follow New Season Instructions
Instructions issued to corn sealers for the coming season emphasize proper ventilation and safety. The plan requires sealing practices to prevent contamination, with specifics on mold prevention and the use of vents. Mr Auberg says sealer training and warehouse board guidance will be provided shortly for compliance over the next two years.
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Mareen
Hora
Pie
Barer
Sinn
Peter San
Debe Boalt
Glen Nods
Auberg
Harvest Home Day at Wesley Chapel event list
Harvest Home Day at Wesley Chapel outlines a village rural and town gathering with a church school breakfast worship service led by Dr. N Burrows of Simpson College and a local choir. Lunch at noon with basket fare and social fellowship, followed by songs, talks from county agents, farm program notes, and remarks by pastors and local leaders.
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Fey Chapel
Eider
Carson
Macedona
Henderson
Oaks
Emerson
Ernstleys
Malvern
Silver City
Wesley Chapel
N. Burrows
Simpson College
Wear and Sur
Miscou
Henderson High School
Clark
Tira
Levee Mohalparrbek Deeielling
Fara Aeiels
Irda
Doyoe Pierson
Firhier Pastors Abtioon
Bso Buherset Baptist Whole Adidiveds
Geo. Geedtires
Cowie
Eer
Ptaseghiet Tien
Motv
Speakeys
Silver City Firm Wins School Contract
A Silver City firm secured a school contract amid a procurement process. The award covers supply-related services and equipment, with officials citing competitive bidding and adherence to local procurement rules. Community reactions highlighted potential cost savings and local job impact.
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Silver City
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Salven
Mills Countians
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Seulers
Wevasth Ghoguettnye
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Farm Bureau
Ohio
Debra Wits
Dreta
Wiens
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