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PAGE EIGHT THE MALVERN LEADER, MALVERN, IOWA, JANUARY 3, 1946 Randolph MHS. Strlla. danchler of Mr. nnd Mrs. John Wcldon.

born on Sept. ISS'i at Fort prritt, rinrl died at IKT home In lire. -JT. tlie of fill yars. three month" and nitK' At an r-nvly rm" to Ii'wa with her parents and in mmmniiitv been IKT honip.

nay nf Marrh, i In marriage of Randolph. whI( 11 hns On the p.nth i 1 yhe unit to Edward Hetzd who is lift tn mourn her loss. No children were born to this union but the hnme which Mr. and Mrs. f-iiihli-ihiMl was one where children and young were always welmm'-d.

Ediih now Edith norland of Shonati- doah, came to live wllh Mr. and Mrs. Hi'tzel when she was five years of ame. Fur several years she knew tin Ir love and devotion. Two nil ccs who were then Mildred and Lola Allely shared their home at different times.

Several years ago and Mrs. Jfetzel left the farm and purchased a home in Randolph. Mrs. Het- 7Pl was by nature very (inlet and unassiiininir. She was a Rood friend and neighbor and general favorite with the children of the neighborhood.

For the past year she lias been In failing health. Many weeks of that time had been spent In the hospital, where everything WHS done to bring her back to health. Since her return from the hospital, several weeks ago, she has had the constant and devoted care of her husband, other relatives and friends. Her brother and two sisters have preceded her In death. She leaves to mourn, her husband, one sister, Mrs.

Alice Hct7.el, of Randolph, three brothers, Jim, Dick and Fred Weldon, all of Randolph, many other relatives and a host of friends. Funenil were held at (lie Methodist church Sunday nfl- iMiiooti ut 2:30 o'clock, with Hev. K. O. Douglass officiating.

Kay Alan Estcs sung two favorite songs, "The Old Rugged Cross" and "In the Garden," with Mrs. Lisle Allely at the piano. The many beautiful floral tributes were cared for by Mrs. C. C.

arbor. Mrs. W. H. Estes, Mrs.

J. S. Zdychnec and Miss Beatrice Ford. Casket bearers were H. V.

Dodd, Mlllard Heaton, W. B. Estes, J. S. Lisle Allely and C.

C. Garber. Interment was made lu the Randolph cemetery. M. n.

I IIOXOHKO TUf members of the local Ma- sorii' 1 Lode" held a special meet- Ing at tlte Masonic hall last Thursday rvrning at which time M. Fellows of Hastings was the guest of honor. On Dec. iTth Mr. ti Mason of r.O slatifllntr.

having held continuous membership in this I.odfe for that lencth of time. A Inrce number of local members present and many from neighbor- in lodges attended. Mr. Frank Oglevie of Emerson wns present cave si very in- terestinir talk on Masonry in Iowa. After his talk lie presented Mr.

Fellows with his Fifty Year I'l-i tiiicate from the Grand Lode" of Ir.wa and with his life tlmo receipt. Mr. MCI IP Ferrel had made a beautiful miniature gavel winch wns presented to Mr. Fellows by W. 11.

Kstes. Mr. Ferrel bad also an Interesting history concerning the wood of which this travel is made. It is made of Lebanon Cedar. Geologists, searching for oil recently, by accident discovered this peculiar wood in the canyons of the Wail- bonsle hills, in Fremont county.

Samples of the wood wen 1 sent to experts who found it to be Lebanon Ccd-tr. Nowhere In the world has It been found before except III the Holy Land. The wood from which the gavel was made was found feet below the canyon top and in small pieces. It is a beautiful wood and has a icmeniblanco to black walnut, ebony and cedar. Lunch was served at the close of the evening.

Those who attended from out of town were Dayre Williams, Claude Blcknell. Robt. Kllpatrick and Reed Henderson all of Tabor, Frank Oglevie, Gordon Hascall and Charles Hall of Emerson, Dwight Fellows of Walnut. Iowa, Howard Glasgow of Sidney, Darrell Costelto, Columbus, Georgia, Lyle Shelton. CIU'IICH Sunday school, 10 a.

in. Church, p. in. Plan to attend church service next Sunday evening. You will hear a sermon that will help you throughout the week.

W. J. Comstock of Slienandoah spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Comstock and Anne.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl McCreedy were business visitors in Hamburg Wednesday evening. iK GROt'P OF FREMONT The following list of men have been discharged from the Armed Forces sinrf last list was Wayne E. Wllkini.

Tabor. Russell Archer. Hamburg. Vernon A. Goln.

Keltner. Mo. (Inward O. Farragut. Enrl Kfngery.

Hamburg. Arnold Dnnkof. Hamburg. Jnhn Ff. Typor.

Rlverton. C. Vanatta. Tabor. Henry F.

Stromer. Sylvan Kan. Dale D. Livingston, Farragut. Uoyre H.

Driskrll, Sidney. Dwight E. Lybarger. Tabor. Syke II.

Woods. Sidney. Harold W. Teachout, Farragut. John L.

Maher. Imogpnp. John W. GPP. Shenandoah.

Dwight L. Hills. Sidney. Robert I). Jufstader.

Bedford. Albert H. Fleming, Rlvprton. Richard S. Hamburg.

Robert A. New, Hamburg. Thomas O. Catlett, Hamburg. George W.

Lybarger. Tabor. Harold 1). Douglas. Hamburg.

Patrick Cnnnell. Shenandoah. Cecil H. Butts. Riverton.

Edward C. Moore. Riverton. Edward E. Hickmaii, Randolph.

Leslie Nieman. Randolph. Harold 1C. Cloepfil, Hamburg. Merrii R.

Slattler, Percival. George Hamburg. Lewis C. Burns Porcival. Billy Rist.

Sidney. Herman J. Crouse, Stratford, N. C. William H.

Mead, Percivul. Ralph Wayne Richards, Sidney. George L. Hayes, Riverton. Harold L.

Maxwell, Thurman. Clarence C. Charley, Hamburg. George A. Moore, Randolph.

Klli.s A. Cox, Northboro. Heniy F. Stettler, Sidney. Kcllh L.

Sykes, Hamburg. James It. McDermott, Imogene. William R. Kearns, Glenwood.

Darwin M. Anderson, Tabor. Dorvwin E. Grindle, Thurman. John L.

Johnson, Farragut. Carl L. Bennett, Hamburg. Lloyd G. Carter, Farragut.

George V. Forney, Tabor. Russell H. Moyer, Payne. Hillary P.

Cole, Thurman. Ross E. Fleming, Riverton. Norman S. Blackburn, Thurman.

Mervin J. Wight. Thurman. Vernon M. Catlett, Hamburg.

Enver Hanlng, Anderson. Roy Beason, Dunbar, Neb. William G. Crawford. Mt.

Ayr. Louis W. Barnes, Riverton. Leighton R. Ballinger, Plattsmouth, Neb.

Perry L. Field, Tabor. Wilbur G. Ballinger, Sidney. Francis J.

Schwartz. Randolph. Carroll K. Maiipin. Hamburg.

(Ilenn E. Jones, Omaha. William W. Garreans, Bartlett. Andrew J.

Patterson, Percival. Prnther M. Dou.gan. Hamburg. Bernard E.

Sppgpr. Tabor. Ralph L. Owen, Hamburg. William H.

Stanton, Hamburg. Junior C. Houtz, Farragot. Harold K. Phipps, Farragnt.

Matiricp E. Graham, Percival. Harold E. Penwell, Villlfoa. Harry W.

Sherwood. Chicago. Hud M. Finnell, Hamburg. Homer D.

Reverlln, Hamburg. Hen F. MrC'onriPll, Stockton, Clyde A. Dyke. Anderson.

Michael P. Maher. Imogene. Amos H. McElroy, Nebraska City.

Neb. Guy D. Wolfe, Tabor. Nevlt L. Mount, Hamburg.

William D. Splttler. Hamburg. George W. Blackinan, Shenandoah.

John D. Buttermore, Hamburg. Robert R. Greedy. Sidney.

Kenneth S. Thompson, Farragut. John R. Woods, Imogene. Robert C.

McN'oss, Sidney. Leo L. Torpy. Nampa, Ida. Lowell K.

Fichter, Shenandoah. Edward H. V. Erickson, Essex. Ralph W.

Gardner, Hamburg. Herschel B. WhUehlll, Farragut. Billy D. Dyke, Anderson.

Ilert Barrett, Thurman. Darrel R. McCormick, Ham- MARY PULLXUN (Contlnued from page 1) She was a long time member of the kenslngton, in which she served so well. She was a member of the Rebekah lodge and the members of Uneida Rebekah lodge No. 220 of Silver City gave their ritualistic burial service at the close of the funeral message.

Miss Pullman was held In high esteem hy her associates In this organization for they realized that she always to exemplify the virtues that made Re- bpkah such a favorite character among wompn. Funeral services were held at Mrs. Julia Fichter had as her Christmas guests Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kilpatrlck and family of Tabor and Mr.

and Mrs. Everett Bliss and family. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Davis of Tabor spent Christmas day with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Jim Sgt. and Mrs. Diiane Ferrel and Mrs. Merle Ferrel were Omaha business visitors Friday.

Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Bird wpre Sunday guests In the home of Mr. and MIR. Joe Churchman.

Mr. Churchman has not been so well. His son Arthur has been staying In town part of Hie time to assist in the care of his father. the Pullman residence Thnrsday, Per. 27, at 2:30 conducted hy the Rev.

Peter Jacobs of Shenandoah, former Silver City minister and a frlfnd of the family. Three hiph school plrls. Jo Ann Adams. Donna Lee Mott and Frances Clippon, sang the hymns. "Going Down tiie Valley," "Beautiful IslP of Somewhere." with R.

P. Gait as pianist. Thoy sanp "Nearer My fJod to Thep" during the ritualistic service by the members of the Rebekah order. The floral tributes were rared for hy Mrs. ffporee Mosfly, Mrs.

Winifred Phillips, Mrs. Shirley Hendrix and Mrs. Horace Greenwood. The casket bearers were George Moseler, James Moseley. Horace Greenwood, Roscoe Greenwood, Ward Pullman and Arthur Bur- golr.

Interment was In the Silver City cemetery. Miss Mary A. Pullman was born Dec. 31, 1862 during the Civil war on a farm near Mtisca- tlne. Had she lived until the end of this year she would have been 83.

All of her life was ispent In Iowa. When she came to this western part of the state much of the land wan open prairie. Through her large family circle shn shared In much of the social and llfp of the community. Many r.pphews and nieces wil'l miss her hospitality and her hf-lpfulnPM. She had many friends because of her own spirit of Interment wns made In thp Silver City cemetery.

Thn Ray nor fnnpral'homo had charge of the fall bearers? were Oforgo Mope- IPV. Mosfley, Horace Greenwood, Ward Pullman, Arthur Burgoin. In charge of the flownr? werp Mrs. O.eorKP Moseley, Mrs. Winifred Phillips, Shlrlf-y Hendrlx nnd MIR.

Horace Greenwood. Music was furnished hy Jo Ann Adams. Donna LPC Mott and Frances Cllpson with Mrs. R. P.

Gait at the piano. Attending the funeral from a distance wrre Rev. and Mrs. Peter Jacobs of Shcnandoah, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Pullman, Ward Pullman nnd Mr. and Mrs. Char- loy Pullman of Omaha, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Greenwood, Mr.

and Mrs. Roscoe Greenwood and C. D. Greenwood of Emerson, Mr. and Mrs.

OPO. Moseley, James Moseley atld Joe Pullman of Sidney and Marvin Pullman of Ornngp. Tex. Classified Ads Pay William R. Winans, Percival.

Everett C. Compton, Shenandoah. Arthur G. Keys, Nebraska City. Neb.

The Record Compiled by the Mills County Abftlm Co of from Oe fi to Dpc ami ConlnutN Harold a ms wf. to Lena Burgoln; WD 3. 100 A. Hundreds'Of Mills Countlani reftd Your Want Ad every week. ATE 8 Per tine, one Insertion tOc Rsch subsequent Insertion Be Minimum charge 20o An additional nervlce chanre of ZSe will be made for each blind id which must be answered at The Leader office.

UPSJR: SZB HERE IT IS! the Mud Car of your dreams DESIGNED for ABUSE For five years, through mud, snow, sleet, water and sand the four wheel drive proved its worth. The army demanded dependability and ruggedness. Under these requirements the four wheel drive was born. Now released for civilian use, we have ready to go several 1942 and 43 models in various body styles including Pickups, Carryalls and Scout Cars priced below OPA ceiling. Also just received a shipment of new Chusman 4 h.

2 speed motor scooters. SEE US FIRST AND END YOUR SEARCH WE PURCHASE CARS Cash for your old one. No red tape. TERMS TO FIT YOUR CONVENIENCE Phone 266 SCHOENING MOTORS Ford Service Open till 9 p. Mineola, Iowa Open till 1 p.

m. Mr. and Mrs. Ace FItzwater en- of SK i of 21.73.42; NE'4 tertalned at Christmas dinner for of 28-73-42; Pt. of SEV 4 NEH the following: Mr.

and Mrs. Jack ot 28-73-42; 14 of 27-73-42. Klchter and Judy nnd Mr. and Blanche Emerlck to Louise Mrs. J.

T. Fltzwator. Mr. and Kdward H. Miller; Mrw.

Jack Coy and family of ot 4 of 5.71.41 Sturgis. S. were holiday Artemns R. Bada to Philip miosts In this home. KcllogR; WD $1 ovc; Pt.

of Mr. and Mrs. Klmer Ellis and NEV 4 NEV4 of 23-73-42; Pt. of family had as their Christmas NW'4 NWVi of 24-73-42. guests, Mr.

and Mrs. J. C. ElllH George H. Bada et al to Philip of Wichita, Mr.

and Mrs. O. KelloKg; WD $1 ovc; Uaud last Clark and throe daughters and above. Mrs. Dale Fichter and Lurry.

Carl Morgan, Odn. to Philip Mr. and Mrs. Boh Phillips en- KelloKg; WD $1 ove; Land last tertainnd at Christmas dinner for above. Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Phillips and Edwin W. Davis to Rachel M. Nancy, Mr. and Mrs.

Tom Rum- Davis; WD Lots 28 try and son, Mr. and Mrs. Jim 29; Parts of Lots 27 and 30, Benedict and family and Mr. and Strahan's Add. to Malvern.

Mrs. Russell Bateman and son. Presbytery of Corning to Nels Mrs. Qlen Johnson and twin I 1 Anna C. Larson; WD $200; sons are at the home of Mr.

John- 1 2, Block 11, First Add. son's parents at Glenwood. 'to Emerson. Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Coy, Doro- Green Bay Lumber Co. to Jess thy, Arlene and Jackie of Stur- Phelps; $1 ovc; Lots 431 to Bis, S. were guests of Mrs. 439, Hastings. Mary Coy last week.

Co. Treasurer to Charles Ool- Mrs. Oscar Carlson spent Moil- try; Tax Lots 11 day and Tuesday at the home of 12, NV4 of Lot 10, Block 92, her mother, Mrs. Penney, of Ta- Wlndfiam's Add. to Glenwood.

bor. Mrs. Penney has been ill. W. Gustln wf.

to Vern E. Miss Edith Chambers of Chi- Hayes; QCD $40; Lots 587 cago spent from Thursday until 588 Hastings. Saturday at the home of her sis- Forrest E. Smith wf. to ter and family.

Mrs. C. C. Cham- Harry J. Adams; WD hers.

1-ots 4 5, Huffaker's Add, to Mrs. D. D. Williamson will en- Silver City. ti-rtaln the American Legion Aux- Jennie M.

Fletcher lib. to iliary at her home next Thursday Leonard D. Fletcher; WD $1 love afternoon, Jan. 10. All members Lot 105, Strahan's Add.

are cordially Invited to attend. to Malvern. Mrs. Eliott Toland and Mary Everett S. Hayes to Vern E.

Esther spent the holidays with Hayes; WD $1 love Lot her mother, Mrs. Mary Coy, and Hastings. her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Erma Williams hh.

to Sadie Coy and Donna Jean. Mnlntyre; WD of Mrs. Mary Coy and Mr. and 177, Lots 178 and 179, Stra- Mrs. Eugene Coy and Donua Jean ban's Add.

to Malvern. entertained guests Sunday at a Herman Peters to Rose Fran- cooperative dinner in honor of ''is Timnums; WD $600; Lots 1 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Coy and fam- and 2 ex. N.

25 feet W. 5 ft. ily of South Dakota. Those pres- of Lot 8, Ex No, 25 Blk. 15, out on this occasion were the Mineola.

honor guests, Mr. and Mrs. Jack John Luers wf. to John E. Coy, Dorothy, Arlene and Jackie.

Luers; WD $1 ovc; Lots 13 to Mr. and Mrs. Andy Coy, Mr. and 16, Block 16, Mineola. Mrs.

Conie Coy and Karen, Mr. Win. Pickering wf. to Wenand Mrs. Ace Fitzwater, Mr.

and dell Ellin Crawford; WD $75; Mrs. Earl Phillips and Nancy, Lots 550 551, Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Will Summers all MisrHlttmnnis of Randolph, Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Hetta Morris to The Public; Coy, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Maher, Aff. of Poss.

affects S. 102 ft. of Wicky, Patricia and Mary Beth Lots 1 to 7, Block 14, Gleason's of Imogene, Mrs. Jack Fichter Add. to Pacific Jet.

and Judy of Pantex, Mrs. Cloid H. Rist to The Public; Eliott Toland and Mary Esther of Aff. of Poss. affects SV6 NEVi of Northboro, and the hosts.

33-72-42. Mr. and Mrs. A. P.

Ferrel and Cora I. Dunn to The Public; Miss Thelma Ferrel of Glenwood Aff. of Poss. affects Pt. and Mr.

and Mrs. Warren Ferrel NEH Pt. NEVi SESV4 of 27- gpent Christmas day at the home 73-43; Lot of 26-73-43. of Mr. and Mrs.

J. P. Ferrel. E- M. Wllkins to Henry Wash- Mr.

and -Mrs. H. A. Tebo had burn; Revocation of Power of at- as their dinner guests on Christ- torney. mas day, Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence U- S. Navy discharges to the Boyd, Calvin Boyd, Mrs. LeRoy following: Delmer Dean "Wiley, Lye and daughter Pamela, Mr. Jess Edward Taylor, Harvey and Mrs.

Clem Boyd and Doris Leonard Ord, John Dean Myers, of Glenwood, Hubert Boyd of John -Joseph Flynn, Abraham Council Bluffs and Miss Thelma Lincoln Fisher, Robert Else Tebo of Omaha. James. The officials at the separation U. S. Army discharges to the center, Ft.

Lewis, have following: Glen W. Mayberry, announced the honorable dU- Leu A. Bruno, Archie W. Ander- charge of Juck F. McLaughlin aa son.

Glen E. Bayes, Hartley A. of Dec. 21. Mrs.

McLaughlin Knight, Thomas W. Gidley daughter Nanclann have made Maurice J. Doyle, Thomas W. their home with her parents, Mr. Beam, Bernard V.

Harlcss, Darand Mrs. Floyd Atkinson, during wia Dickerebach, Russell T. Jack's absence. Priue, Russell W. Prlne, Ralph Cadet Nurse Mary Lou Tyner O.

Dultou, Praukie Norman, and Pvt. Oliver Rickabaugh were Ora B. Hunter, Gilbert W. Carl- supper guests in the home of Mr. son Bugene L.

Carlson, Cltf- uiul Mrs. Dick Tyner New Years ford D. White, eve. HuiU Mr. uud Mrs.

R. E. WederQulst Great American lue. Co- VI. J.

Helen Matie, Mr. and Mnt. N. Badtcott; Note $195. Jack WudorquUt aud JUUB uud Raymond C.

Kearuit vs. C. A. Mr. uud Cecil of Doolwy; It, 840.

Council Hlufftt were ChrUtuias PruiuUu Kuvsis of Mr. aud Steve 1. U. Auderaou. Heed; JSu- VUB uud Linda at Sidney.

Anderwwi ad- SKI. uuii Mrtt uiiuintrator. Sunday with Mr. and RUoda K. Slump.

MUWU aud o( Trauwsrlirt trow bur. Cuuaty, Iowa. MISCELLANEOUS Washing Machine 1 Rolls lu stock. Bloedel Hardware. 2tf.

Renew the natural beauty of your floors with our "Handy Sandy" Floor Sander. It Is easy to use, quiet and absolutely dust- lesn. Bloedel Ph. 3611. 2-tf.

Bring Yonr BATTERIES here for charging: Car battery 60c, Radio 26c. Gamble Store. 12tf. Gammed tafe In rolls for sale. 35c per roll.

1 In. 600 ft. The Malvern Leader. JHt. Typewriter for roost makes of machine.

The Malvern Leader. 24tt. Adding Machine Puper at Leader office. 24tf. For sale: An upright piano, In good condition.

Ph. 2971. Fo rnalc: New Phllco refrigerators and radios, new electric pump Jack. Come In and see them. Dent Hltes and Son.

Hastings. 2G-3. For Universal checks. Get a pad for your store or office. Big pad 15c, 2 for 25c at Leader office.

2 4tf. For wile: International FH Tractor with cultivator and plow. Newton Wagon. 1 set Harness and Team of Mules. 1 Pure Bred Guernsey Cow.

5 yrs. old, fresh In spring. 1 part Guernsey and Shorthorn Cow, 5 yrs. old, fresh Boon, both extra good. 2 Heifers 7 and 10 months old from above cows.

14 Stock Hogs, 12 Doz. N. H. Red Hens. 500-slze Hudson Electric Brooder.

Feeders and Waterers. No. 12 DeLaval Separator and other Miscellaneous articles. Walter Ulackman, 1 ml. south, 1 mi.

east of Old Hillsdale, p.28-1. WANTED FOR SALE For suit-: Cinders, $7 per load. Leave orders at Nelll'a Tavern, Malvern. p.27-2. For sale: A cabinet grand piano, occasional table and other articles.

Ph. 4133, Mrs. Margaret Waller. 27tf. Cow for fresh.

Phone Henderson 10 on 0. A. N. Enewald. 27-1.

For sale: Two extra good Spotted Poland male hogs. Also Red Clover hay in stack. Bernard Roenfeld, ph. 3229, Malvern. P.27-2.

For bale: 4 room house and 2 lots in Hastings. See Dent Hltes. p.27-1. For Kultr. 4 row stalk cutter, 7 ft.

wiudrower. Charles Vluton, Malveru. p.27-2. For Mule: A good registered Spotted Poland China male hog. Ph.

3927. Guy Orlndle. 27-2. For wale: Electrolux Refrigerator, 7 ft. Maytag motor.

4 Coleman gasoline lamps. 1 Colemau gasollnfe iron. Alfred Shaw, Tel. 578, Hastings, la. p.25-3.

Help wanted: Apply in person. McCord's Gate. p.27-2. After March 1. A couple to live on farm.

Can. have your own garden, cow, pig and chickens. Pay rent by taking care of place and some chores. Contact N. P.

Crlnk, Malvern. 28-1. WAN'TRD: Sewing Machine Repair Work. A representative of Oden Sewing Machine of Council Bluffs, Iowa, will be at Bloedel every Friday morning. Bring in your sewing machine head, any make, and let us give you a free estimate on the cost of repairing or rebuilding to an electric, machine.

We have parts for all makes. It you have a sewing michlne you are not using call 3611 or bring It in to Illoedel'H and wa will pay you the highest cash price for 'it. We have a few electric portable and cabinet models. All work guaranteed. Hardware.

Phone 3611, Malvern. 13-tf. Wanted: Raw furs. Will pay shipping charges, Mackrill Hide Fur, Red Oak, Iowa. 21-8.

Wanted: Man or boy to keep snow off walks this winter. Ph. 2361. 2Stf. 'Wanted: Married man to work on farm.

Ph. 4322, Harry Kemp. p.27-2. MALVERN SALES CO Malvern, Iowa 5 125 Hd. Feeder Cattle Several Milk Boars and FURNITURE Davenport, Cabinet and Oil Stove WE WIU, BUY FAT HOGS EVERY DAY will pay Top with no coomuMion.

SALE EVERY SATURDAY Art Fritchor, Ph. I4N F. QRQFF.