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Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1939

Page

3

Hastings Hosts Malvern in Narrow Baseball Loss

Hastings fell 3 to 2 to Malvern in a tight baseball game. Read struck out nine while Knight allowed six hits as Malvern edged Hastings, with Williams Scott and Largent making key plays in a duel between Read and Knight. Hastings eyeing the county title after their second straight win. Malvern tallied on an error and Rubenking singles.

Knight Malvern Read Hastings Williams Scott Largent Road Jackson Rubenking Ponton

Hastings High School News Summary and Events

Hastings high school reports on student activities including seventh and eighth graders excused for Strahan Hastings game, a boys’ team defeat, eighth grade songs production with Viennese Melody and The Old Oaken Bucket, Scout Troop 85 progress, junior box supper raising over $10 for the banquet, pep session before Malvern game, citizenship selections, yearbook annuals completed, seniors receive announcements, group photos received, last six weeks focus, and local faculty and visiting guests events at Hastings and nearby towns.

Scout News Hastings Keith Cites Wil Phelps Roy Judah Keith Clites W. A. Graybill Floyd Clites

Plans complete for corn yield test plots

Forty five samples of corn entered in Mills community corn yield test plots arranged by County Agent Jol Lotestrest on farms of B Gluealasose in Plavtville township Claudge Williams in Rawligs town and near Emerson in Indian Creek township. Types tested are mostly hytards offered for sale and recommended as suited to soil in Western Loch. Each plot will be planted with additional lines and measurements recorded for yield and quality. observers include Walter Moylan and others.

Jol Lotestrest B. Gluealasose Plavtville Claudge Williams Rawligs Town Emerson Indian Creek Western Loch de Plata Giloniwrtehy Matvyerny Web Agaan

Henderson Family Dinner and Community Notes

A busy Tuesday evening at the M. E. Church basement drew a large crowd for a family dinner with a free will offering, and community news covered Mrs Addie Bolleau’s button collection reaching 2400 pieces plus a pillowbook made of buttons. Other items note birthdays, anniversaries, travel, local visits, school changes, and a car accident near Hamburg with no injuries.

M. H. Church M. E. Church Addie Botheau Addie Bolleau

Funeral Services Held Monday in Oakland for Mrs. Mary Maynes

Funeral services were held at Vieth funeral home in Oakland for Mrs. Mary Maynes who died Saturday in Council Bluffs after arteriosclerosis. She was born in Ireland and lived in Henderson area. survived by one brother, William Cain. Burial in Henderson cemetery with six Henderson men as pallbearers.

Dave Jenkins Wales Jud Tibbles California Montana C. H. Amick Cornell Bluffs Cornell Blills M. E. Shurch Curran Oakland NM. Woods GW. Wilson Pacific Junction W. B. Wheleer Judge Wheeler Council Bluffs Herman Coppock Jud Coppock Wayne Byers Dona Rae Glenwood Milburn Core Art Fritcher Art Allensworth Martin Christofferson Denmark M. E den Guyer Near Emerson Donald Fickel Omaha Mr. Fickel and Sone Wesley Chapel Buster Brown Mrs Chas. Pickenpaugh A. R. Boyd Florence Atlanta Teretta Davis Hubeclee Shenandosh Mere Hovis Bowen Dan Perkne Tn Counell Ulude Sundey Large Barule Vieth Mary Maynes Maynes Ireland Magnes America Henderson William Cain Pall Heirers Paul Phillips A. J. Harbor C. B. Eicmondson Lee Gilfillan Art Phelps T. Hatover

Election of Mills County Superintendent and Board Members

Notice to school officers announces a convention of Mills County representatives at the Glenwood Court House on Tuesday May 8 1939 at 10 00 A M to elect a County Superintendent for three years and three County Board of Education members for six years. Delegates total twenty three from Center Glenwood Plattville Rawles St Marys townships and Emerson Glenwood Hastings Malvern districts.

County Board OF Education Mills County Iowa Court House Glenwood Seatch Center Plattville Rawles St. Marys Independent School Districua Emerson Hastings Malvern

Township delegates chosen for 1939 district meet

Pacific Junction and Silver City consolidate districts each receive one delegate with alternates by board selection. Rural township delegates chosen by school presidents at 2:00 PM on Saturday April 28 1939. Listings specify township by township polling sites and schoolhouses, dated April 20 1939, E A Schade Milla County Auditor.

Pacific Junction Silver City Henderson Strahan Valley View Anderson Township Benton and Box Hider Benton Ingraham Township Pleasant Hill Prairie Valley Osborne Valley Prairie Creek Ingraham Center Mt. Vernon Siver Creek Excelsior Silvertry Town Oak Township Gowen West Liberty tTuetal Oak Bluff Evernham Vogeler Sand Tollow Schoal Indian Creek Forrester Wearin Golden Ff Fairview McClain Siler Creek Pleasant Valley Centerline Center Township Silver Pleasant Grove Hillsdale

Burlington Announces Lower Fares to World Fairs

Burlington Route offers Grand Circle round trips to both New York and San Francisco World Fairs for $90 in coach or chair car, with two months to complete travel. First class options priced at $135. unlimited route choices, no mileage retrace, valid from all Burlington stations for residents of Malvern.

Malvern Atlantic Pacific Visi New York San Francisco W. A. Caldwell Burlington Grand Circle

Railroads During Civil War Count Built in U S

At the outbreak of the Civil War the United States had about 30,000 miles of railroad. The vast network supported troop movements and armament deliveries, underscoring rail transport as a strategic backbone of the war effort.

United States

Local items from Malvern and area reflect community life

News notes report Harriett Davis visiting H Wearin family in Athens County after 40 years, Malvern Brass band pursuing uniforms via serenades, a watch lost and recovered by Win Chamberlain, Lulu Potts slated for a Casey high school position, Mabel Mulholland visiting from Ferney Canada, and Howard Kayton buying a Ford while local merchants discuss business and printing needs.

Harriett Davis Athens County H. Wearin Uniform Win Chamberlain Lulu Potts Simpson College Casey Mabel Mulholland Ferney B. C Canada Howard Kayton Hag D.C. Nidwy Strahan

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