Poultry shortages and 1942 Plymouth showcased at Malvern
The week notes poultry losses from hopper meat amid feed issues and unbalanced rations causing flock damage. Piper's Garage in Malvern displayed a 1942 Plymouth sedan praised for chromium trim and roomier, more luxurious styling than current models. Glenwood ministers protest hours infringed on public worship for gatherings. U S Navy recruiter Chief C E L Murphy visited Malvern to interview locals. he notes a new assistant and invites interviews via The Leader office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Piper
C. E L. Murphy
U. S. Navy
Council Bluffs
Navy
Leader
Mission Sunday Observance at St Johns Lutheran Church
St Johns Lutheran Church six miles north of Malvern will hold Mission Sunday with a 10 o'clock morning service preached by Rev John Domsch of Oakland and a 2 30 o'clock afternoon sermon by Rev Martin Sells of Atlantic. Congregation ladies offer noon dinner. Mrs Louis Knop chairs dinner. Offerings support Lutheran mission work and sermons cover various mission topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johns Lutheran Church
Malvern
John Domsch
Oakland
Martin Sells
Atlantic
Louis Knop
St. Johns Lutheran Congregation
Bean Supper Scout Feed Planned in Mills District
Bean supper for scouts, their dads, and friends in the Mills district set for Sept 29 at the Malvern scout cabin near town. Attendees should bring sandwiches and a nickel per person for beans and a drink. Glenwood district meeting produced plans with R. E. Davis as general chairman and three teams led by DeYoung, Rodabough, Baer. other chairs include El-Hoth and Wortman organizing participation, physicals, and program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills
Malvern
Glenwood
R. E. Davis
W. A. DeYoung
W. H. Rodabough
J. W. Baer
Malyarn
Lowell el- Hoth
Allen Wortman
Fintrick Rew Hired At Edwin Anneisk Firm
The report notes the recent hiring of Fintrick Rew as a key executive at Edwin Anneisk, signaling a strategic shift in the Malyorn pie industry. Details remain sparse in the fragmentary OCR, but Rew’s appointment appears central to upcoming operations at the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Anneisk
Vexton
Army maneuvers place Third Army at new positions
Speck Knight reports Mills county troops at Camp Claiborne in fresh maneuvers as the Third Army shifts to a final chapter area. He notes Friday’s rating of the Third Army as the cutstanding force and hopes to maintain merit for the next seven days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Camp Claiborne
Third Army
Speck Knight
Fifth Corns
Antique and household sale events next week in town
Buyers may attend two sales next week. Vern McCord’s household furnishings go on Tuesday, September 38. The large dome of the late Mrs Marion Black Innes will be sold Wednesday and Thursday, featuring furniture along with china, glassware, silver and other valuables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern McCord
Marion Black Innes
Dalley Circus To Exhibit In Malvern For Two Shows
Dalley Bros Circus returns to Malvern with a three ring program featuring new acts and war era talent. The Dalley Circuit promotes value with the slogan never before so much so good for so little. Performances are at 2 and 7 p.m. with pre show attractions on the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Datley
Dalley
Europe
America
Dalley Circus
Local Auction Barn Sells to John Waller After 680 Saturday Sales
Andy Berkhimer, who ran a long standing Saturday auction business since 17 years, retired by selling the barn to John Waller for 100 dollars after a final auction. Berkhimer started in 1924, built a livelilihood on consignments with no buybacks, expanding from livestock to furniture vegetables and equipment. Weather in the past week was wet and cool with heavy rains and temperatures dipping to 39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Berkhimer
Malvern Man Dies After Electrical Accident Monday
Lloyd Underwood 31, long service man for Jawa Nebraska Light Power Co, was electrocuted Monday night while working on a highline pole near the town’s rear edge. J. B. Ellison assisted him down the pole. Funeral services were held at the Manafield Funeral Home and later at Greenfield, with burial scheduled there. Underwood, born March 7 1910 in Everton Missouri, had lived in the state most of his life. He and Hazel Stoddard, married 1920, had three children, two surviving sons Norman 11 and Kenneth 8, and his wife and parents survive him along with other relatives. The family recently moved from Seward Nebraska to Malvern Arlington area. Ellison and family accompanied to Greenfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Underwood
Jawa-Nebraska Light & Power Co
Manafield
Greenhold
Ft. Allen
J. A. Talbott
Chantry
G. B. Everett
Mr. Underwood
Everton
Hazel Stoddard
Mra. Stoddard
Norman
Kenneth
Underwooda
Malvern
Seward
Neb
Ross
North Malvern
Underwood
J. EB. Ellison
Greenfield
Grasshoppers Darken Sky as Massive Migration Crosses County
The county witnesses one of its heaviest grasshopper migrations moving southward after 9 a.m. Ongoing flights reach 200 feet above ground, with hoppers seen about 50 feet high at times. Local expert John Longstreet notes the Mexicans variety and says flights occur without clear cause, often lasting hours and causing plant damage as the main swarm stays aloft while smaller groups land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milla Countlans
Ecclesiastes
T. L. Salyers
Imogene
John Longstreet
Farmers to elect 1942 AAA leaders in Mills County
Farmers in Mills County will vote Friday September 19 1941 to choose township and county committee members to administer the Agricultural Adjustment Act program for 1942. Delegates will elect a county chairman and officers and candidates must have cooperated in the 1941 conservation program or plan to participate in 1942. Meetings will be held at designated township sites at 1:40 p.m. with details for the 1942 program to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
J. F. Wearin
Mills County Aaa
Anderson
Wesley Phapel
Canter
Hillsdale
Deer Creek
Farmers Union
Glenwood
Armory
Jodian Creek
Emerson
Ingrahaw
Silver City
Lyons
Elm Grove
Oak
Mineola Hall
Plattville
Rawles
Fairview
Silver Creek
Malvern
St. Marys
Eureka No. 48
White Cloud
Barrett
AAA
Secretary of Agriculture
Claude Wickard
Europe
Mille County
United States
National Defense Organization
Usda Defense Boards
All Rovertdmer
The Big Town Note on New York City Visit
The account describes a visitor's impression of New York City, highlighting its vast scale and comparing traffic to other places. It cites Penn Station and subway activity, noting peak arrival and departure periods and frequent train movements, with figures reflecting commuter volume and scheduling.
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New York City
U. B
Rome
Belfast
Palestine
Noustelow
Woman's clubs to meet at Woodbine in district meet
Women from the Federated Woman's clubs of Hastings Ergmon Glenwood and Pacific Junction will represent Mills county at the district convention in Woodbine on October 8 and 9. Hostess club expects a large turnout with an engaging program led by Mrs. Frank Boyle. Attendees include Mrs. H. C. Houghton Red Oak Mrs. David Lennox Marshalltown Myra Robert Pike Bronx City.
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Federated Woman's Clubs
Hastings
Emergon
Glenwood
Pacific Junction
Mills County
Woodbine
Frank Boyle
H. C. Houghton
Red Oak
David Lennox
Marshalltown
Myra
Robert Pike
Bronx City
Food Sale Saturday by Presbyterian Sunday School
The Presbyterian Sunday School announces a food sale on Saturday September 20 at Mansfield's starting at 11 am. Proceeds support the church and school activities.
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The
Presbyterian Sunday School
Manfield’s
Joa
Ndy
Waller Plans Continued Malvern Sale Coverage
John Water, buyer of the Malvern sale item previously held by Andy Berkhimer, announces plans to continue the sale on Saturday under his management. The event aims to sustain merchandise availability and local market activity in Malvern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Water
Malvern
Andy Berkhimer
Maange
Unale
District Court Ends Criminal Docket in Page County
District court disposed of several cases Monday. Reed pled guilty to robbery and received a 100 dollar fine and 160 days in jail. Virgil Stockton received 10 days for a fatal car crash and 8 days for driving without a license. Frank Kelley was sentenced to three years at hard labor for rape of a minor. Eugene Larson pleaded guilty to livestock larceny, drawing five years at Anamosa.
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Reed
Robert Lightenburg
Highway 276
Whinedale
Drightenburg
Reny
Charles Roe
Virgil Stockton
Johnson Hi Winter
Stirs ‘ Wtehe
Frank Kelley
Mary Mae Johnson
Violet Allen
Glenwood
Fort Madison
Eugene Larson
Larson
Page County
W. 8. DeMoss
Clarinda
Anamosa
Tax payers advised of late month deadline in Mills County
County Treasurer GC D Aistropa keeps office open Saturdays and reports taxes lagging behind last year. The 2024 homestead exemption drops from 2 401 999 to 2 202 622 a loss of 198 377. Walter Breen notes defense plants in eastern states with late shifts. Five of ten diverce actions set for September term. cases include Leu, Suidd, Hedges, Moy Tiuwewl, Hep Sanit with Malvern ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GC. D. Aistropa
Walter Breen
Mills County Abstract Co
Eastern Stated
West Virginia
Ohio
Mille County
Utes Deroy Leu
Donald Leu
Malvern
Fritz W. Suidd
Marly Bidd
Renderson
Chester Hedges
Marcotta Hedge
Love Value Moy Tiuwewl
Darwin Mtawvail
Eayerson
Juusle
Local businessman seeks reuse allocator in Miver City
Sue Pagy Kruse Bloato and John Waller pursue a new outlet for their praia business idle work seeking the Reuse sluvator at Miver City. The fragment hints at a registration or saliliation tor fa ciestice with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Waller
Praia
Miver City
Ns Ie Ana
Tor
Heavy rains lash the region with major flood risk
Rainstorms dropped six to seven inches across the area this week, with 4.37 inches on Sunday alone and 13 days left in the month. Imogene, Taber, Thurman and nearby towns reported over five inches while Glenwood saw about two. Roads flooded, fences and culverts washed out, and some areas faced temporary floods despite the heavy precipitation. If the trend continues, the season’s rainfall could top the 1926 record of 10.49 inches.
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Torrain
Highway 34
Nandolph
Taber
Thurman
Imogene
Glenwood
Thurtint
Swine Production Meeting Tuesday in Malvern
Swine producers are urged to attend a meeting in the Community building Malvern Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rex Beresford from Iowa State College will discuss swine feeding and husbandry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Rex Beresford
Aultar Husbandman
Iowa State College
Volunteer Wheat Control Amid Heavy Rains
Weather and field conditions spur rapid growth of volunteer wheat. Authorities urge swift action to destroy volunteers before harvest using early planting and sanitation methods. Researchers note plant vigor rises with moisture, complicating control efforts and increasing risk of pest spread. Local growers are advised to monitor fields for rye and wheat volunteers and report outbreaks to extension services.
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Pop Yates
Glenwood Ministerial Association
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Fintrick Rew
Fenton
Dale Dyke
Malvern High School
Coach Dyke
Dwight Myera
Robert Chastain
Dwayne Schipper
John Birds
Walter Bingham
Bob Stogdili
Dean Behipper
John Collier
John Paulson
Chas
Brewer
George Talbott
Billy Zanders
Keith Adams
Gene Collins
Lawrence Bingham
Harvey Hasselquist
George Pratt
L.underwood
Berkhimer
Malvern Sale Barn
Berklimer
C. Tl. Williams
Berkiimer
BE. Ellison
Hin
Holy Tay Vie
Hoppers
Pennsylvania
Gotham
Rntow
Long Lelang
Waller
Stockton, Reed, Kelley
Roe
Sue Pagy Kruse
Bloato
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