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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1936

Page

5

Leader's Annual Cooking School set for October event

The Leader announces the annual cooking school to run Wednesday Thursday and Friday October 7 to 9 with a three day program. Eleanor Veyerieh, a noted expert, will lead practical demonstrations focusing on household economics, menu planning and thrift in shopping. Merchants cooperate with The Leader to provide demonstrations and products locally. Gifts remain a featured attraction and admission remains free.

Verliesel Thane Eleanor Veyerieh Malvern Merchants Tawa

Tabor College to Reopen with New Faculty

Tabor College will reopen on September 14 after a nine month idle period. Buildings are being prepared for occupancy and several students have been on site to assist with repairs. Tuition is 130 dollars yearly with 30 dollar installments. New faculty member Porter Mitler, Ph.D., leads the physical science department, joined by George C. Wise, W. Co., Dennis Moody, Alice Hughes, and Helen Clarkson. The president Rev. Chirk Howard drives the reopening plan and fundraising.

Tabor College Coe Porter Mitler George C. Wise Praf. W. Co Dennis Moody Alice Hughes Helen Clarkson M.A

Winter Grain Loans Now Available for Selected Regions

Winter grain loan programs open in counties and states where winter crops are customary. Field supervisors will scrutinize applications to ensure borrowers intend to plant winter grains. Maximum loan amount for planting winter grains is 250 dollars per acre, with related restrictions and allocations outlined by the executive order.

Tedhawas Peter Lowe Sven Suri

Malvern Art Exhibition and Portrait Drawings

A fragmentary report notes a Malvern art event with portraits and sketches by local artists. Observers include Avtar Varn and Newton residents, with works such as a portrait by M Bell and another by Artist Dobbist. The scene appears at a venue near the salon Nett Leysite, amid a tense atmosphere and eviction mention.

Newton Dobbist Salon Nett -Leysite

Changes in School Curriculum Affects Two Major Courses

Malvern high school revises curriculum with shifts in general and normal training tracks. Freshman through senior year see altered required subjects and electives, aiming for practical offerings and college entrance readiness, emphasizing scheduling and individualized course planning.

Malvern High School Ofer Cather Sen Petiny Warhol

September Term Opens at Glenwood Court

September term of district court opened Tuesday with a heavy docket. First actions included State vs. Leste Allensworth and Boite vs. Paul Norton. Dismissals occurred in State vs. Low Chlrympte and related property case after a plate glass window incident. Grand jury panel selected and debt and equity cases dominated the docket with 423 actions listed.

Glenwood Ale Staite Leste Allensworth Boite Paul Norton State Tewae Nobrasket Co Disistrict

Inspection Cards Ready for Farmers in County

Farmers seeking qualification for drought aid under the 1936 farm program should file for inspection cards with the County Agricultural Conservation Committee. J F Wearin warns that those adopting approved soil-saving practices or expecting late season seedings may request inspections early, with a second check before the fall deadline. Over-printed applications should avoid performance checks, while farmers can verify qualification by comparing 1934 planted acreage with the approved base and soil-depleting crop acres in 1935. Approximately 30 inspection cards had already been received by Aug 29, and inspections have begun in some townships.

Mily County County Agricultural Conservation Committee J. F. Wearin Wearst Seeinguil Ate Wearin Renarter

Masonic Meeting Set For Thursday Evening

Regular meeting of Silver Urn Masonic Lodge will be held this Thursday evening at the bath Ward CU. Slothower WLM reports the gathering as a standard lodge session with routine rites and organizational matters.

Bath Slothower WLM

Notice AN bills against MH county short noyice

The notice states that charges or claims against MH and the County Short Notice Association must be presented for payment at the Para Bureau office in Malvern by September. The incomplete text indicates a formal filing or claim deadline to protect rights.

County Short Noyice Association Para Malvern Ty Sept

Market Steers Rating and Attendee Notes at Onnalie Me

Market steers heard by attendees including Mith countiins and Des Maite with notable steers. Pits tre state Tarr al Des Maite and Ma aanl Mis present as part of the event with Wrotit n Hestes poet Mao ceeb Me Ray Ua Be ceak PUYilter.

Fe Weis Ste Frye Mao Ceeb

Straw Voting and Rising Polls in Democratic Race

A garbled OCR fragment notes straw voting patterns and rising polls in a Democratic contest. It mentions early results, voter sentiment, and upcoming polling dates, with unclear references to cities and individuals. The piece hints at tabulating trends and predicting outcomes based on preliminary responses.

Fire destroys old seed house on Malvern evening

Fire at the old seed house near the Burtine depot on Malvern Monday night destroyed the building and its contents. The Hoovers had owned it for two years and planned to use it as a warehouse. Firefighters fought the flames as hose lack and damaged lines hampered efforts. investigators questioned why the blaze started and who tampered with hoses.

Mysterians Arctan Sunnaer Eloise Malvern Monay Beerttine de Sani Stork Ad Elas Thads Eyipmient Belping Cecil Twiyer Hoovers Fuss Aggs Eseinatea Chowis WAL Planer Fiat Hell Glenwood Hastie Shertt DeMass Sand Rails An Heen Awaids Ball Tenners Vallaha Cecil

Hessian Fly Free Dates Announced for Mills County

Weather in 1936 favored Hessian fly growth though two main broods emerge yearly. Community effort centers on timing fall sowing to delay wheat emergence until after adult flies peak. Controlling infestations relies on coordinated efforts and careful field management amid grasshopper issues and wet conditions.

Abe Ted Air Hegier

Ausiliary Mests Friday New President Presides

Fragmented OCR text describes an event with a new president presiding on a Friday. The readable phrases reference an auxiliary meeting or session and a ceremonial proceeding, but many names and details are garbled. The central fact is a Friday session led by a new president.

Mills County Club Members Place in State Fair Exhibits

Mills County Club members earned ribbons at the state fair with entries across poultry vegetables and crafts. Exhibitors tied for top honors in several divisions while others placed in merit categories.

Mills County Club

Homecoming Parade Draws Big Hastings County Audience

Hundreds attend Hastings homecoming Friday with a parade, prizes for floats led by the Kiro Family float featuring Keith Stray and Phelane Crawford. Winners include the Pastings and other local groups, with contests in cards, races, singing, and dancing amid a lively crowd from across the county.

Kiro Keith Stray Phelane Crawford Ai Mrs. Minne Jina Waterworth Derekie Niday Ae Sant Delores Me Lark Ralph Ayossvam Aebec Wuttes Inusie Ani Betty Uy Mings Hays Parl Ehantehd Swoyatil Dash Gome Wilkins Gerakt Ihis Bay

Rural Improvement Chub Meeting at Dillehay Home

A local Rural Improvement group met at the Dillehay residence to discuss community projects and upcoming work. Minutes show discussion of planning, volunteer roles, and scheduling for neighborhood improvements.

Dillehay Home

Malvern School Set to Open Next Monday for Year of Work

Malvern School prepares to start the new year next Monday with students assembling for the fall term. The high school is staffed though two resignations left gaps in the grade staff, and efforts to fill positions continue. A new receiver is hired and work will proceed on a regular schedule as conditions allow.

Malvern School Malvern Girade Coventry Tisbean Mass Miss Mauty Watts Hiss Patrotts

Close Labor Day in Mille County Armory Office

The Mille County armory office will realize all Jay Ladoat Dia by Mayers. (Note: Original input is unclear. this summary preserves readable facts and entities within limits.)

Mille Couunty Armores Fin Mayers Jay Ladoat

Malvern Represented in State Fair Beauty Contest

Miss Derraine Dushnoer, daughter of Meroc and Ales, was chosen by local electors to represent Malvern in the state beauty contest. The event took place August 30 with Miss Laayse 136 reportedly winning the title at the state pageant.

Malvern Derraine Dushnoer Caiehter Meroc Ales Deastiner Atheials Wyte Des Maines SEA Waterbie Girl Leayse

Change Teachers Nee tos neti pa pte tireh Pethonet Me Mineokt

Fragmentary OCR note mentions unclear names and terms with no coherent event. It reads like garbled text and lacks identifiable persons groups places dates or actions to summarize into a brief news item.

Shenandoah Youth Speaks at Methodiet Church Here

Shenandoah youth delivered a speech at Methodiet Church in town, delivering a local educational or community hour. The article notes community involvement and a named organizer, with limited biographical details.

Shenandoah Methodiet Church

Local Softball Semi-Finals Highlight Weekend Tournament

Two local teams reach the softball tournament semifinals as mistyped notes and scattered odds describe matchups. The Oilers face the Coun Council Bluffs All-Stars, then Walters meets Oakland to decide the Baptists.

Oakland Council Bluffs Ely Neal Veoh Malvern Counvil Toils Oilers Counscil Bluffs Elogk Walters Baptists Glencount Instituton Oakbimd Ouktamd Glenweenal Glenwood Connie Hhnnis Madvern Lofthall

Hail Slightly Damages Crops in Local Storm

A weather event caused minor crop damage as the storm moved through the area. Residents reported scattered hail, minor field impacts, and delayed outdoor work while officials assessed affected plots and prepared briefings for farmers. Local authorities urged precaution and monitored conditions for further adverse weather.

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