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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1934

Page

5

Soil Conservation Association Formed at Meeting Here

Farmers and builders in Malvern Glenwood and nearby joined a Malvern meeting to form the Soil Conservation Association. F T Henkel urged establishing a county wide project focusing on soil erosion and conservation. A temporary chair was named, a five member membership committee appointed, and a goal of 100 to 200 members with a $3 fee set to start.

Fatma Huteei Bontless Glenwood Malvern Buildihe F. T. Henkel Aiea CCGG Mille County CCO Teccesary Ah Asedciation Mr. Anderson Bruce Kilpatrick J. M. Steele R. C. Hopp Dean Jackson Fred Durbin W.¥. Wyant Odes

Township worker appointments planned for five townships

In Indian Creek and surrounding townships a worker group has been appointed to organize five townships Glenwood hosts an upcoming meeting this Saturday inviting 411 interested people. Dec 1 is the application deadline. Appointments include Anderson Claude Wilson Ward Fickel Roy Roby bins and others across Indian Creek Silver Creek B J Lockabill Hari Dashner Roy Donner W H Nagle H F Clark B A Benton S J Angerson W A Bower White Cloud Harold McCain Py He Royston Dear Creek van Salmons Chas W Shaw and more.

Anderson Indian Creek Creek White Cloud Silver Creek Glenwood Group Claude ‘Wilson Ward Fickel Roy Robybins H. H. Lisle Indian’ Creek Walter Oar Donner B. J. Lockabill Hari Dashner Roy Donner W. H. Nagle H. F. Clark B. A. Benton J. Angerson W. A. Bower White Cloud Harold McCain Py He Royston Dear Creek van Salmons Chas. W. Shaw

Stamp collectors to have booth at Poultry Show

Stamp collectors will have a booth at the Mills County Poultry Show in Glenwood Des, from 4 to 8. The philatelic booth will be set up for visitors to ask questions and learn more about stamps.

Glenwood Des Mills County Philatelig Bootsery

Local notice from community building event in November

Fragmentary OCR indicates a public notice about an event at the Community building in November with unclear details and a misplaced phrase about a person or place named Mest and a date around 280, lacking full context or identifiers.

Nosekabie Wins Pony At Malvern Distribution Event

Doyle Nosekabie, son of Mr and Mrs Wallet Nosekabie of White Cloud township, received the first pony drawn in a Malvern distribution held on Main Street. Henry led the event as the crowd gathered for the half block turnout and the ticket No 1849 indicated the ownership transfer.

Doyle Nosekabie Matern Malvern Doyle Wallet Nosekabie White Cloud Township Hoye and Arts Henry

Malvern Choral Group Elects Officers for Year

The Malvern Choral Society held its first rehearsal of the season with 36 attending in the Community Building. Diane proposed one or two rehearsals weekly between now and Christmas. Officers were elected: Lloyd Short president and Hilda Herts secretary and treasurer, with Miss Alice Blanshan directing.

Malvern Choral Society Diane Lloyd Short Hdna Herts Tressurer Alice Blanshan

County Agent Kilpatrick Returns to Office Monday

County Agent Bruce M Kilpatrick returns to the Farm Bureau office in the Mal Vern Community building after more than two weeks away due to illness. Kilpatrick resumes duties and meets with staff to discuss ongoing agricultural programs and community outreach today.

Kilpatrick Ilness Bruce M. Kilpatrick Buregu Mal- Vern Mon- Gay Morotog Proumonta

Mills County Bar Assn Dinner Honors Judge Wheeler

Members of the Mills county bar held a dinner in Glenwood honoring Judge D. D. Wheeler for 34 years of service on the district bench. Other judges, officials, and newspaper men attended, with speeches by H M Logan Wayne D Choate and bench members. Bruington and Dr George Mogridge expressed esteem for the judge, who thanked the group for the tribute.

Mills County Myetsfi Giehwood Malvern Clyde T. Genting Bia Heppy Manter H. M. Logan Wayne D. Choate H. J. Mants Ernest Miller Murray John Tinley Grover Crown George Mogridge B. 0. Bruington Wheeler Iater B. C. Bruington Judge Wheeler

The Black Prince Becomes the Happy Face

A powerful prince known as the Black Prince wore a mask to show cheerfulness abroad and ease his harsh justice. His disguise softened with time, changing his appearance to reveal a genuinely happy ruler who brought happiness to his countrymen.

County Supervisors Move County Office Space

The Board of Supervisors relocated the office of H. L. Besman Jr county overseer of the poor from the Waifi hours to the new space across the hall in the court area. The change, made Tuesday afternoon, places the office closer to the court and other officials, while Besman previously occupied the judge's consultation room. A. B. Workman and Carl Buch left Tuesday to northwest Iowa for a pheasant hunting trip lasting several days.

H. L. Besman, Jr Frenk Patheon Jnet Conk & Cook A. B. Workman Carl Buch Sady Tuesaday Ticining Iowa

Hold Turkey Shoot Again Thursday

The American Legion postponed last Sunday's turkey shoot due to heavy rain and low attendance. They report many birds disposed of and plan another shoot at the same location starting at 10 o clock on Thursday with the remaining birds to be offered.

Leeson

Christmas Seal Sale Begins Across County This Week

County Superintendent Amy Hapimers announces the annual Christmas Seal Sale to start Tuesday across the county. Schools assist and expect strong participation as proceeds support child health work.

Amy Hapimers

Rural Mills County program in Glenwood evening

The rural school of Mills County plans an evening program in Glenwood on December 19. Directed by Mrs. Wm. Bichel of Mineola, about 125 to 150 youngsters will take part.

Glenwood Mills County Mra. Wm. Bichel Mineola

Glenwood Football Defeats Red Oak to End Season Win Streak

Glenwood high school’s football team finished strongly with a 13 to 0 win over Red Oak at home, marking eight straight victories in the season. The lone loss came early to Thomas Jefferson of Council Bluffs, 18 to 6. Glenwood amassed 237 points while opponents scored 37.

Glenwood High School Red Oak Glenwood Bane Thomas Jefferson Council Byiffs

Glenwood Woman Mrs. A. F. Roger Dies at Home

Mrs. A F Roger a longtime Glenwood resident died at her home in Glenwood on Thursday November 32 Funeral services were held Sunday at Myers funeral home conducted by Rev R F Allen of the Christian church She is survived by three children Pauline Ended of Owsha and Bert of Glenwood

A. F. Roger Glenwood Myers Funeral Home R. F. Allen The Christian Church

Mills county term opens with light grand jury work

Mills county district court convened in Glenwood with Judge Ernest Miller presiding. No grand jury action this term, but 48 new cases were filed and a docket expected to be busy. Petit jurors are summoned for next Monday. The record notes cases and fees tied to last term.

Mills County Glenwood Ernest Miller Pettit Iowa Orville

Mills County Poultry Show Slated Dec 4 8 Glenwood

The Mills County Poultry Association will hold its annual poultry and corn show in the armory at Glenwood from December 4 to 8. Entry day is December 4 with judging and programs daily through the 8th. A barbecue lunch on Wednesday at noon and free gifts distribute after each evening program. A large cast of premiums is offered with details on page 6.

Mills County Poultry Association Glenwood

Mills County Students Named to Simpson Madrigal Choir

Misa Jeanette Luther of Hastings and Misa Elizabeth Phillips and Paul William Rainbow of Henderson, all sophomores or juniors, join the Simpson Conservatory Madrigal Choir as sopranos and a tenor, with J Welton Nima of Red Oak a freshman tenor.

Misa Jeanette Luther Hastings Misa Elizabeth Phillips Paul William Rainbow Henderson Simpson Conservatory of Music Miss Luther Miss Philips Mr. Rainbow J. Welton Nima Red Oak Bimpoon

Mrs. C. P. Hamilton Dies After Illness

Mrs Chas P Hamilton longtime Glenwood resident died November 24 in Edmundson hospital Council Bluffs after a brief illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the First Baptist church in Glenwood conducted by Rev L J Moran. She is survived by her husband three sons Rev John Hamilton of Baltimore Md George of Council Bluffs and Borwyn of Glenwood and a daughter Mrs W S DeMoss of Glenwood two sisters Mrs Henry Baird of Colorado and Mrs Walter Brown of Waterloo and brother John Wrenwick of Washington.

Chas, P. Hamilton Glenwood Edmundsan Council Bluffs First Baptist Church L. J. Moran

Telephone Linesmen Install 500 Poles

Northwestern Bell Linesmen have spent two weeks repairing county lines. They completed 300 poles near Silver City and 300 more on Hastings lines. This week the crew works in Hastings and will repair other county lines while staying in Malvern.

Northwestern Bell Telephones Company Silver City Hastings Malvern

Only Half of Mills County Babies Registered in 1939

In Mills County a vigorous campaign to prompt baby registrations has yielded only about half of births registered in the past 22 months. Of 338 babies born in 1939, merely 143 cards have been sent in.

Mills County

Marriage Licenses Nov 34 Harris and Harris

Fragmentary listing of marriage licenses includes Woodrow W Harris age 21 and Gles wood Harris age 18 from Ps sifie Junction and Edward Chisek age 26 with Poro thy Nestrorl age 81, alongside other entries with damaged names and locations.

Woodrow W. Harris Gleswood Wilds Harris Pssifie Junction Edward Chisek Porothy

Rain Brings March Totals Near Normal After Heavy Week

Widespread rainfall soaked roads and slowed travel as Sunday’s rainfall neared an inch and Tuesday added another quarter to a total exceeding normal for the month. Dirt roads remained rough across the county with a northern stretch near Etta Han closed due to washouts.

Thahkeglring Metrymakera Ettahan

Teachers Banquet in Glenwood Tuesday

Glenwood hosted a teachers banquet with Milla county educators from town and rural districts along with county Board members and guests. County Superintendent Amy Hammers invited attendees to a Baptist church dinner. Bam Risk of Ames gave a moving life story of birth in Syria, wartime hardship, emigration to the United States, and business success in Ames, highlighting American blessings amid hard times.

Milla County County Board of Education Glenwood Amy Hammers Baptist Church Bam Risk Ames Syria Onaliy United States Mr. Risk America

Club Dance at Malvern Community Building Next Tuesday

A club dance is planned at the Malvern Community Building next Tuesday evening with music by the Peppy Pirates band of Tabor. Leonard Anderson is in charge of arrangements.

Malvern Pirates Band Tabor Leonard Anderson

Pleads Guilty to Robbery in Fremont County Case

Rey Starr, arraigned for the George Church robbery and death near Council Bluffs last May, pleaded guilty to robbery in Fremont County and received a 10 year sentence. The murder indictment was dismissed, and Starr was sent to Fort Madison. Two accomplices fled the country and remain at large.

Rey Starr Council Bluffs Charyacter Fremont George Church Starr Miller Fort Madison Tabor Beacon

Bradley joins Ames honorary home economics society

Misa Lattie Bradley daughter of Mr and Mrs Will Bradley of White Cloud township was pledged to Onileyon Nn honorary home economics society at Ames State College. Eleven young women were honored by pledging for outstanding work in the department at the college.

Misa Lattie Bradley Will Bradley White Cloud Township Onileyon Nn Baturdey Jows State College Ames

Notice to Hunters on Farm Land Restricts Access

Notice to hunters states no hunting or trespassing allowed on the farms of Blanche Hammond, Guy Lowrey, George Roamer. The land description references 49-8 and directs all persons to refrain from entering the properties listed. Local authorities enforce the prohibition and warn of penalties for violations.

Ing Ramen Blanche Hammond Guy Lowrey George Roamer

Le T. No Will Meeting Postponed At Mrs Hyde Home

A small community notice states a Le T association meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Othe Hyde on Wednesday December 18. Residents are urged to attend and discuss upcoming events and plans.

le T. No Othe Hyde

Will Spend Water UT Spend Winter alifornia

text appears garbled with partial phrases and lacking clear people places or events. No coherent facts or named entities to summarize into a valid newspaper card.

Alifornia

Crowds Gather in Malvern for First Pony Gift Saturday

Large crowds crowded Malvern on Saturday as Christmas stocks debuted in stores and a pony gift day drew families downtown. Auctioneers sold livestock and assorted goods while shoppers enjoyed low prices and a festive display. Five more pony gift days are planned before Christmas as Malvern stores promise renewed holiday business.

Malvern Andy J. Barkhimet Cale Malvern Buatneax Mes L. A. Talbott Calif South Dekota Luther Milla Doyle Nosekabla Malvern Stored

Home Manufactured Harness Sold Here

For the first time in years a home manufactured harness sold on Saturday, bringing 31.50 at the block. Listed by Mc Cord Hardware to introduce the harness to farmers of the GLENITY, it was made the week before by Alva Davis. The buyer secured a bargain as similar harnesses normally fetch about 55. Davis plans more sets to be sold privately.

McCord Hardware Glenity Alva Davis

Huey P Long Calls Himself King of the Ozarks

In Hot Springs Arkansas on November 28 Senator Huey P Long of Louisiana crowned himself “King of the Ozarks” during a stay with Mrs Long. He declared the Ozark region his domain and joked about ruling the area as his own. The couple, married twenty one years, was observing a honeymoons at the Ozark resort.

Hot Springs Ark Huey J The Ozarks Huey P. Long Louisiana Long Ozark Mountains Long Territory Tayeelf

Milly county operetta In Toy Land presented by pupils

The pupils under Mrs Wa Plohel of Mineola will present an operetta In Toy Land at Malvern. Chorus numbers range from 126 to 180, with the community planning to attend. The production is under Mrs Bickel with plans to feature Glenwood as a following act.

Milly County Tural Sohgoly Wa. Plohel Mineola Toy Land Bylidte Malvern Bickel

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