12 Oct 1939
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1939
Page
1
Front page items detail delivery changes and staff notices at The Malvern Leader. Editor F A Wertman and Publisher Lita Manta oversee operations as the newspaper maintains weekly cadence and local reporting.
An unsigned piece laments blame for not joining the European war effort, arguing citizens show pride in political inaction. It critiques party administration and calls for accountability amid growing public discontent and economic strain.
Public notice of a sheriff sale of real estate in Mille County Iowa. Describes property described as lot and parcel details with bid procedures, date starting at 9 am, clerk to give distances and measurement, location Glanwood Iowa, sheriff W. DeMons.
Statement of the condition of the organized bank under the lawn of Towa in Malvern Mills County at close of business October 16 1938. Fred Durbin President F R Chantry Vice President F S Hamilton Cashier swear the statement is full true and correct to the best knowledge. Notary Louis J Knop verified the oath with directors R L Hale Albert Nelson J W Baer.
A fragmented account from a Malvern observer recounts a Friday night football clash between Malvern and College Springs. The scene notes large crowds, spirited cheering, halftime passes, and key figures like Pop Yatea, Dr. Shonka, Coach Dyke, and several players and supporters. The piece captures local school pride, field activity, and postgame bustle amid a lively community gathering.
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