Randolph Malvern football game charms with band halftime display
In a Friday night Randolph Malvern football clash the band led by drum major Carol Newman energized spectators between halves. The fifth grade Malvern pupils toured The Leader office, observing newspaper production and discovering their report cards printed in The Leader.
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Randolph-Malvern
Randolph
Carol Newman
Claire Steele
Malvern
Leader
Misa Pearl Geiger
4-H Girls to Honor Mothers at Tea in Malvern
Members of the 4-H girls clubs of Milla county will host a Mother’s Day tea at the Malvern Community building on Saturday at 2 p.m. The event features music and speeches, with year-end reports on 4-H activities. Each club will take part, and the program theme is Music of the Bell. Committee members include Mrs. Ray Hilton, Mrs. Brice Hayes, Lorraine Bruce, and Jeanne Seeger.
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Milla County
Malvern
Eoch Club
Mra
Ray Hilton
Brice Hayes
Lorraine Bruce
Jeanne Seeger
Farm Bureau Annual Meeting Set for Malvern Nov 6
Members will hold their annual meeting in the Malvern Community building November 6 in the evening. Business will be condensed so all matters can be handled in a single session.
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Mts
Cooney
Malvern
Harvest Home Observed by Local Baptist Church
Harvest Home was observed at the Baptist church last Sunday with record attendance and broad interest in all departments. The choir performed with a solo by Marlin Richardson during the morning service as the pastor spoke on Golden Harvests spiritualizing material harvests into life and values. Dinner followed in the basement at 1:30 with Elva Chamberlain demonstrating championship twirling. Visitors attended all services and many heard Mrs. Willlene De Vol of Council Bluffs review The Keys of the Kingdom. Music was provided by Frances Swobods, Harriet Talbot and Ruth Walker. the auditorium featured autumn foliage decorations and colored leaves. Thanks were extended to committees and all who helped with decorations and program participation.
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The
Baptist Church
Marlin Richardson
Elva Chamberlain
Willlene de Vol
Council Bluffs
de Vol Hag
Frances Swobods
Harriet Talbott
Ruth Walker
Fragmentary notes imply a trade parlor affair in Aikota
Incomplete OCR fragment references a weak FP Mall tag slar in a trade parlor and a person named Perercker, suggesting a domestic or commercial incident. No clear dates, places, or outcomes are readable, but the fragment hints at a potential local event or misprint needing full transcription.
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Aikota
Perercker
Cooking School Nov 5 6 7 in Malvern Community Building
Mrs Christine Sanders leads a three session home economics cooking school November 5 6 and 7 at the Malvern Community Building. Free sessions feature recipes nutrition and meal planning with demonstrations of pies cakes and fried foods and daily gifts for attendees. The event promotes homemaker leadership and family table harmony through well balanced meals and shared conversation.
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Christine Sanders
Digcoa Stone
Feminine Fair
Malyarn
Thelma Gaston Appointed County Auditor Clerk
Thelma Gaston is appointed clerk in the county auditor's office and starts Monday morning. Formerly with Genung & Genung, she joins after a period of local hiring. Three new vehicles were registered last week including a Chevrolet, an International truck, and another Chevrolet. County Treasurer D. Astrop distributed nearly $100,000 in tax receipts to budgeting bodies as the second half of the year starts. Schools took...
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Thelma Gaston
Miss Gaston
Genung & Genung
L. G. Williams
Glenwood
Chevrolet
Oscar Leu
Malvern
International Truck
Otis Butcher
Emerson
D. Alstrope
Hoppes Observe Golden Wedding in Glenwood
Mr and Mrs R C Hopp of Glenwood celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with an open house at home. Born in Germany 1870 and in Iowa since 1878 the couple wed Rosa Saar in 1891. They raised 10 children and have 18 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Mr Hopp led Glenwood State Bank since 1933 and served in the Forty-fifth General Assembly and the Forty-Eighth extra.
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R. C. Hopp
Glenwood
Mr. Hopp
Germany
America
Rosa L. Saar
Quail Coveys Released In Local County
Ten coveys of quail were released in this part of the county last week as state conservation men brought them from hatcheries. The county has a suitable habitat with woodlands and meadows along streams. The quail live well there and are compared to pheasants in suitability.
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Ence
Local six to meet Thurman Friday at lighted field
The Malvern high school team hosts Thurman cricket club on the lighted field Friday night at 8. After Friday's loss to Randolph, the Orioles push to rebound and raise their winning percentage. This season they have three wins and two losses, both to Randolph.
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Malvern Fair Srounds
Thurman Criceters
Randolph
Orioles
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Hurst Memorial
The Hurst families express sincere appreciation for the kindness shown with flowers sympathy and support at the time of Mrs. Hurst’s death. J B Hurst and family R O Mayberry and family O M Neleon and family.
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R. Hurst
J.B. Hurst
R. O. Mayberry
O. M. Neleon
Plant Closure Impacts Blue Star Produce Jos Factory
Unclear notes indicate Blue Star Produce in Jos plans a two week shutdown at the plant. The move aims to raise efficiency and adjust production lines without long stoppages, with projected effects on carry-on capacity and scheduling details forthcoming.
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Jos
Beature
Wright
Phone Company Starts New Building in Malvern Area
The Malvern telephone company begun a $35,000 construction project to house central office equipment for the town and surrounding area. L. B. Benson oversaw the work, aiming to use local labor where possible, with completion followed by installation of new dial equipment and a transition to dial service for rural and town telephones in February. The project includes upgrading all telephones and promises no service interruption during installation.
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Ial
Malvern
Graves Blacksmith Shop
The
Telephone Company
L. BE. Benson
Dial
L. L. Beck
Rainy Week Dominates Weather With 2.05 Inches
Rain remains the main feature of the week as total rainfall reaches 2.05 inches since Sunday. Temperatures have run mild overall, though brief drops pushed below the freezing point on Thursday.
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Thursdy
Terracing Demonstration at Grudie Farm Today
Demonstration of proper terrace construction will be held today on the John Grudia farm located north of Melyera. The event starts at 9:30 a.m. and all farmers interested in terrace work are invited to attend.
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John Grudia
Saat
Melyera
Plans Started For Firemen's Frolic Event
Plans for the Melvern Volunteer Fire Department Firemen's Frolic were set in motion last week with arrangements led by officials. The event aims to boost community spirit and showcase local firefighting efforts. details on date schedule and venue are expected to follow.
Malvern Library Open House Set for Next Wednesday
Malvern residents and nearby communities are invited to an open house at the Malvern Public Library next Wednesday Oct 29 from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm. The library recently redecorated and added new books while staff will demonstrate borrowing and tour the facilities. Tea and wafers will be served. library access is open to all including rural and farm residents.
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Malvern Library
Mille County
Malvern Public Library
Peter Nelson
Nelson
Abe
Lbrary Book Club
Ior High
Cinnges
Lirary Board
Reatdenta
Malvarn
Farma
Christmas Seal Goal Set for Mills County at $600
Mills County Tuberculosis Association set a 1941 Christmas seal sales goal of 600 dollars at a Glenwood meeting. Miss Amy Hammers, president, and Mrs. F. M. Davison outlined worker appointments across townships including Malvern, Glenwood, Pacific Junction, and Council Bluffs. The 1940 county sale totaled 524.67 dollars.
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Mills County Tuberculosis Association
Glenwood
F. M. Davison
Malvern
Hettie Green
Des Moines
Iowa
Amy Hammers
Edith May
State Association
Mills County
Davison
Indian Creek
Geraldine Comba
Emerson
Ingraham
Ira Hayes
Silver City
Lyons
Carl Phelps
Pacife Junction
Oak
Charles Plumer Ir
Plattville
Edward Penn
Pacific Junction
Walter Fisher
St. Marys
Albert Brandt
Council Bluffs
Sliver Creek
J. L. Donner
Anderson
Dallas McGrew
Henderson
Center
Mary Sawyers
Paul Suthof
Glen Wood
Turner Named to State Resolution Committee
Ira Turner president of the Mills county Farm Bureau is named on the regulation committees for the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation. The state convention will be held November 19 20 and 21 in Des Moines this year nearly two months earlier than usual.
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Ira Turner
Mills County Farm Bureau
Itowa Farm Bureau Federation
Des Moines
Painting and repairing water tower in Malvern
Workmen repaint the tower and repair joints to stop leaks. A new housing with doors allows future resealing without removal. Inside bio tank will be cleaned and repainted. last done about 80 years ago.
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Malvern
Workman
Calves Bought for Brazelton Farms Near North Platte
Several Milla county residents visited Nelgon Updike ranch near North Platte Nebraska last week to select feeder calves for Brazelton farms. They chose 600 Hereford calves and arranged immediate delivery. Participants included Mr and Mrs Ira Turner Mr and Mrs Harry Potter Lawrence Schipper Ned Turner and George and Virgil Curtis.
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Milla
Event Date and Donation Callout for Saturday Oct 26
The semi annual event is scheduled for Saturday October 26. Those with donations should call 124W or 277, 16-1.
Grass Fire Called Near Overhead Crossing
Malvern volunteers responded Saturday around noon to a grass fire sparked by weeds along the Highway 41 right of way and adjacent lots. Neighbors extinguished the blaze before the fire department arrived. The dry vegetation poses a continuing fire hazard in the area.
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Malvern Sramen
Glenwood Gains New Paper and Silver City Names New Editor
Mills county notices a flurry as Glenwood launches a new paper named Glenwood’s New Paper with Ray W. King, Burlin S. King and H. C. King backing. In Silver City, Fernyater leaves The Tunes to become editor at the Silver City Times, joining Mrs Faye Megsinger in a major local press reshuffle.
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Glenwood
Silver City
Mills County
Silver City Times
Wook Fram
Choate Publicbing Co
Faye Maysinger
Aiuto
O. C. Osterholu Rao
Enersan Chronicle
Ray W. King
Burlin
King
H.C. King
Peru
Arwt Teaue
Hhe
Crookwray Valley
Greywood
Creakston
Malvern Becomes Nerve Center for Power Co System
Malvern hosts the chief dispatcher as the Towa Nebraska Light and Power Co moves its operations to the Malvern substation. W A Bennett now oversees generation schedules and load routing for six districts. A new laboratory tests small rating equipment. Bennett family also relocates from Lincoln.
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Malvern
Towa-Nebraska Light & Power Co
W. A. Bennett
Nebraska
Platte Valley
Ted Oak
Avoca
Missouri Valley
Shenandoah
Clarinda
Maryville
Alco Baling
Bennett
Mr. Bennett
Mra. Bennett
Doris
Luella
Linc Toln
Eacrett
Food for Defense Meeting At Mal Vern Community
About 60 to 70 farm men and women attended an all day food for defense meeting at the Mal vern Community building. Morning talks by Jasa Alton Vera Dittug Harry Mayhew Hugh Lowden Harold Anway and W. Holgecombe covered USDA AAA Farm Security Farm Credit Administration and extension service topics. Afternoon sessions trained township committees to survey rural outlooks with talks by Louis Keuster on the role of the CS and Ira L Turner on farm bureau role.
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Malvern
USDA
Jasa Alton
District Aaa
Vera Dittug
County Aaa
Harry Mayhew
Farm Securities
Hugh Lowden
Harold Anway
Farm Credit Administration
W. Holgecombe
Extension Service
Whitfield To Lead Poultry Defenses Meeting Oct 29
W. R. Whitfield extension poultry husbandman will conduct a Food for Defense meeting Wednesday Oct 29 at 7 2 p.m. in the Malvern Community building. Mills county is urged to raise egg production by 406 107 dozen over 1941 with emphasis on meeting the quota. All interested in poultry production invited.
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W. RB. Whitfield
Malvern
Mills County
Republican Women to Meet Next Wednesday in Mills County
A meeting of the central unit of Mills County Republican Women will be held at the home of Mrs. W R Byington on Wednesday October 29 at 8:30. All Republican women in the county are invited and urged to attend. The afternoon program includes Know Your Government topics on town and township government. Mrs P L Starhowe will present a questionnaire.
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Mills Countyepublican
W. R. Byington
Pld
Slarhowee
4H Benefit Dance Scheduled in Malvern
Pete Kybls orchestra will headline a benefit dance for the AHIM county 4-H club at the Malvern Community Building on November 10. Proceeds support the club. admission and exact times are not listed in the notice.
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Pete Kybl
Ahim County
Malvern Comunity
Plekete
Bow
Hasan
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