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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1930

Page

6

Malvern Library Hosts Inspiring Talk On Books And Reading

National oak week closed with a Malvern Free Public Library event led by Mrs. John Galvin of Council Bluffs. Her talk "Practical Use of Books" highlighted Fireside Traveling and available resources, followed by poetry readings and lively display tours.

Q “Library Malvern Free Public Library John Galvin Council Bluffs Library Board Council Bluffs Public Library Galvin Thomas Gidley Newberry Medal Town Austhora Gidley Ethel Evans J. F. Wearth J. N. Summers J. N. Summers Had Charge of the Tea and Mra. C Royce Mra H. A. Deardorf Ira Fritz Thea Lbrary Board Alice Keckley Malvern Strahan Hastings Hmerson

Sheriff DeMoss Hotel Boarders and Return of Jack Ramey

Sheriff DeMoss went to Springfield Missouri this week and returned Monday night with Jack Ramey who had jumped his band and disappeared. He was brought back without trouble and charged with grand larceny. Fifteen boarders remain at the jail awaiting grand jury action for larceny or liquor dealing.

Sheriff DeMoss Springfeld Ith Jack Ramey

Orioles Prepare for Heavy Tilt with Deaf School

Malvern high meets Iowa School for the Deaf in a Thursday 2:30 PM game at the northwest field. The Oriole lineup, featuring senior players like Walter Donner and Capt. Frink, aims to cap a season that shows 127 points for and 27 against as many celebrate final high school appearances.

Paul Herta Iowa School For Deaf Council Bluffs Malvern Orioles Hertz Dent Malvern High School Tabor Oriole Walter Donner Gene Hoover Donald Rigging Harry Thomas Clayton Biggerstar Capt. Frink

Shrine ceremonial in Omaha draws visitors from several cities

Sixteen attend the Shrine ceremonial at the Ak-dar-Ben building in Omaha. Tangier Temple hosts a well received event with visitors from Des Moines Sioux City Lincoln Hastings and other places. The six o'clock feed preceded a long evening as local attendees led by J F Wearin Otha Hyde Clifford Aistrope C L Kunce Walter Slothower D M Kilne J H Beckwith and others socialized while wives enjoyed a side show at the Orpheum.

Tangier Omaha Ak-dar-Ben Des Moines Sioux City Lincoln Hastings J. F. Wearin J. Pore Otha Hyde Clifford Aistrope C. L. Kunce Walter Slothower D. M. Kilne J. H. Beckwith W. P. Wortman J. W. Baer Chas. H. Summers Fred Nickerabach M. C. Woodfill Claude Brooks ND. L. Markel Aaron Lewis Baer Kance Stothower Orpheum Den

Valley View PTA Meeting At Sandiland School

Valley View parents association met at Sandiland school on Friday November 21 at 8 oclock. The program included community songs, a Thanksgiving play, songs and recitations by Sandiland students. Three songs were performed by Elinor Owens. Refreshments were served by Sandtland ladies. Hdna Gillen and Seey assisted.

Valley View Parent-Teachers’ Association Sandiland Sandiland School Elinor Owens Ladies of Sandtland School Hdna Gillen Seey

Fragmentary Literary Catalog Listing From A Pressed OCR

A garbled OCR list of poetry and fiction titles and authors. Entries include Modern American Poetry and Modern British Poetry by Louis Utermeyer, Destiny Bay by Don Byrne, Cimarron by Edna Ferber, My Antonia by Willa Cather, and other scattered references.

Sherriff Tyne Moon Lardner Louis Utermeyer Aera Marco Polo Don Tas Destiny Bay Don Byrne Cimarron Eding Ferber Knickerbocker Granty Thewry O'Deui i Metdow Robaria Ran Lule Rey AU Ust Someshae Antonia—Cather

Mistaken Identity in Imogene Gorilla Tale Sparks Police Attention

Two strangers order hamburgers then jump a departing freight train. They later borrow a shotgun from Mrs. McGargill to shoot a supposed gorilla near Shenandoosh. Witness Bussard spots them with shells. he suspects a hold up and stops them, noting their plan to leave the gun hidden.

Imogene Imogede Shenandosh Leland McGargill Fear Council McGaretti Bos Bussard Wabash Mr. Huesard Mr. Bussard

Young People Rally in Glenwood Draws Local Societies

A Glenwood Christian church rally on Nov 16 brought together youth groups from Glenwood and neighboring towns including Methodist, Christian, and Presbyterian societies. The program featured missionary talks, a business session, a note truck supper, songs, toasts, and a notable lecture by Miss Ida Reynolds from Tabor. Attendance waned for some due to rain but extra Glenwood participants filled the seats.

Christian Church Glenwood Henderson Malvern Wesley Chapel Prescott Tabor West Oak Brown Alice Scott Lota Pep Ida Reynolds Scott Christian Society

Postal Employees Meet in Pacific Junction Saturday

Postal workers from Mills County gathered in Pacific Junction for their monthly dinner and program. The pot-luck event in the I C C FR hall featured master of ceremonies W M Moore and talks by Mrs. Anderson and Postmaster R W Rhoades of Glenwood. Attendees hailed from Glenwood Hastings Amerson Pacific Junction and Malvern.

Mills County Pacific Junction Hall W. M. Moore Esther Olson Frank Anderson Glenwood Glenywood Hastings Amerson Pacifig Tupetion Malvern Mre Bdear Pers. Dew

Card of Thanks for Delebhors and friends

A brief Card of Thanks expresses heartfelt gratitude to mentioned delections and friends. The message acknowledges support and reflects village affection for the deceased and community alike.

Mrs Ernest Cole Dies After Operation

Emerson Iowa November death toll rises following goitre operation at Jennie Edmundson hospital Council Bluffs Eva Linville born 1876 near Randolph moved to Ute taught school and joined church later married Ernest Cole 1903 two daughters Ruby Irene two grandchildren and several siblings survive funeral held Emerson church conducted by Rev Holland interment Emerson cemetery obituary recalls devout life and family devotion.

Emerson Ernest Cole Jennie Edmundson Council Bluffs Ewing Holland I. N. Cheney R. R. Honeyman Mra. H. EB. Greenwood Emerson Cemetery Stewart Honeyman Clyde Ervin C. D. Green Wood Lealle Patrick Frank Kochersperger Leala Kellenbarger Eva Linville G. P. Linville Randolph Iowa Ute Christ Glenwood Emergon Ruby Irene Qlliter Council Bluffa Jene P. Tp. Williams

A L A to Meet The American Legion Aysit

A L A holds regular meeting Friday afternoon in November. The American Legion auxiliary unit will gather for a routine session with anticipated reports and discussion of post activities.

The American Legion

Benny Redaway Killed in Wesley Chapel Auto Crash

A nine year old boy, Hennie Redaway, son of Mr and Mrs James Redaway, was struck by a Buick coupe driven by Ellsworth Smith near Wesley Chapel as he crossed a road en route to school. He died at once from crushed ribs, head wound, and a broken neck. Smith, a Hastings high school student, expressed deep sorrow. An inquest was deemed unnecessary. Funeral services were held at Wesley Chapel.

Wesley Chapel Hennie James Redaway Rodaways Ezra Plumb Benton Faenot Ellsworth Smith Mra. B. J. Smith Aant Hittls J. M. Kline Malvern Kline Raynor Glenwood Hastings High School Hastings Lauren D. Thomas Tad Ja

Fletcher-Fletcher United in Malvern Ceremony

John A. Fletcher of Malvern and Jennie M. Fletcher of Cedar Rapids were married at the Methodist Parsonage in Malvern on Monday evening November 94 with Rev. M. J. Rerick officiating. Attendants were F. A. Mulholland and Selma Fletcher. The couple will reside in Malvern and were hosted at Zelma Fletcher's home after the ceremony.

John A. Fletcher Malvern Jennie M. Fletcher Cedar Rapids M. J. Rerick F. A. Mulholland Selma Fletcher Zelma Fletcher

McAndrews Pleads Guilty and Paroled in Missouri Valley

Emmett McAndrews, arrested for burglarizing John Alstrope's home and stealing radio, pleaded guilty before Judge Bewell in Missouri Valley. He received five years at Apalons reformatory, later paroled to his father in Omaha for good behavior and restric tions. Officials DeMoss, Gilliland, Studwol, and Wilkins observed the proceedings. additional sentencing details were noted as 40.30 days in jail in related matters.

Emmett McAndrews John Alstrope God

County Treasurer issues 7 licenses in week total 4341

County Treasurer Otto issued seven automobile licenses last week raising total to 4341 as many buyers wait until December 1 to dodge the new 1920 license. New licenses include a Dodge coupe to Paul Seaton of Malvern and a Plymouth sedan to L. K. Chrissinger of Pacific Junction. Five others were transfers from other states or second hand cars. Theron expects few more until after next Monday.

Otto King Paul Seaton Malvern Pymouth L. K. Chrissinger Pacific Junction Carr Theron

County Board Holds Adjourned November Session

The county board of supervisors met in an adjourned November session Tuesday and disposed of much of the November business and approved Willa of detection and other expense. All members were present and they seemed to have kept them busy.

County Board of Supervisors Willa

Botna Valley Poultry Show Set for December Dates

The Botna Valley Poultry Association will hold its third annual show in Malvern at the Community building during the second week of December. Events run December 10, 12, 12, and 14 with judging by E. D. Monl Jan and cash prizes. Exhibits directed for entry day followed by judging, a three act play, poultry demonstration, and talks by Lettie Bradley and Mrs. Will Brad.

Botna Valley Poultry Association and Poultry Show Malvern E. D. Monl Jan Dublin Hawthorn District Laura Hilton Lettie Billy Bradley Lettie Bradley Chicago Will Brad

Gas Line Workers Leave Glenwood After Two Months

A Tuesday exodus of more than two hundred gas line workers ends a two month stay in Glenwood as crews move toward Red Oak. Local business notes say workers spent about two dollars daily plus board, boosting the town’s economy during a downturn. merchants report selling substantial footwear and other goods to the traveling workers.

Glenwood Huainess

District Court to Convene Next Thursday and Grand Jury Call

The December term of the MIMs county district court will open sessions next Tuesday Nee 2 The grand jury is called to meet the same day and the petty jury on Wednesday A number of cases were fled the past week though none of them are of great importance mostly petty cases There are quite a number of taken to come before the grand

Mims Grand Jury Petlt

Good Roads Meet Attended by Choates in Des Moines

Mr and Mrs Prank Choate and their son Leonard traveled to Des Moines Saturday to attend the Good Roads celebration sponsored by the Greater Des Moines committee. It was described as a great meeting.

Des Moines Prank Choate Leonard Greater

Pekar Attorney Carl H Cook Buys Packard Sedan

Carl H Cook, a Pekar attorney, completed a deal last week to become the owner of a new Packard sedan, trading in his old Buick. The purchase is described as a classy upgrade.

Carl H. Cook

Mills County Poultry Show At Armory Glenwood Next Week

Mills County hosts its annual Poultry show at the Glenwood armory starting Tuesday and continuing through Friday. A premium list is offered with about 125 dollars in prizes and many entries anticipated. The Mills County Institute and corn show run concurrently at the same venue. Send for premium list to Mills County Poultry Association, Glenwood.

Mills County Poultry Show Glenwood Mills County Institute Milla County Poultry Association Glenwoodss

Glenwood Business Girls Club Hosts Armory Dinner

The Glenwood Business Girls Club hosted a dinner at the armory last Thursday with clubs from Shenandoah and Council Bluffs attending. A Methodist group arranged the menu, and entertainment followed with music and a brief program led by Miss Bluty Evans.

Glenwood Business Girls Club Io the Armory Shensudoah Council Bluffs Eueeta Methadtet Ladies Tommy Bluty Evans

Demonstration on proper chicken dressing and school contest

Friday program features Mrs. Bert Fickel demonstrating the proper way to dress a chicken at 7 20. Six district schools compete with 20 minutes per stunt. Premiums offered: 5 00 for first, 8 00 for second, 2 00 for third. Judges include Wortman Far Test Chantry and Otha Wearin. Saturday at 2 30 a business meeting and election of officers follows.

Bert Fickel Malvern Hethne W, P, Wortman Otha Wearin

Messiah Chorus Rehearsals Ahead of Omaha Dec 16 Show

Messiah choristers gather in the county for final rehearsals ahead of the December 8 presentation in the Community building. Soloists from Omaha are planned with two pre event rehearsals on December 1 at 7 30 p m and December 7 at 2 30 p m. The Burlington railroad offers bus service to Omaha with round trips at 3 70, special fare available. A reception and banquet follow the Omaha performance on December 15 at the Paxton Hotel, with reservations through Hazel Donner or Mills Hazel Donner.

Messiah Dee Omaha The Choral Union Gree Nebraska J. F. Wearth Hazel Donner Burlington Railroad Maysil Harry Farm Bureau Paxton Hotel Mills Hazel Donner

Community Mourns Death of Beloved Spektor Bud Slater

Messages of gratitude flow from friends and family for Abe Slater known as a beloved spektor bud. Names mentioned include Klaus Keas, Hue, Lele, Gray Prout Gray and Fowlly Me wed New, Kerk Davis, and M. Ueay Hien.

Hue Klaus Keas Spektor Bud Slater Gud M. Ueay

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