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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1929

Page

7

Montgomery-Milla Cow Test Groups Show Good Report

Five hundred cows were on test in July with the Montgomery Milla Cow Test association and most were in milk. The average production across the group was 660 pounds of milk and 26.8 pounds of butterfat, with many cows far above that. High herds include Wigs Stone Brothers Farm and several purebred Guernseys and Holsteins. Notable cows such as Skylark at Glenwood Feeble Minded Institution yielded 491 pounds of milk and 77.8 pounds of butterfat. Patricia owned by Tyler Broad produced 350 pounds of milk and 68.2 pounds of butterfat. A jealous wife would be mad if she knew what her husband’s stenographer thinks of him.

Montgomery- Milla Wigs Stone Brothers Farm C. W. Davies Oscar Leu Tyler Brathers A. L. Hyzer Skylark Glenwood Feeble Minded Institution Patricia Tyler Broad San Francisco Onicle

Mila County Cows Win at Harlan Fair

Bert Hr2et returned from Harlan where he exhibited twelve Guernseys from the Davis and Hyzer herd and four Jerseys from J. B. Fickel & Son. The entry won twenty first prizes and two seconds amid three Guernsey herds. Hr2et reports a strong fair with large attendance and plans to show at further fairs including the state fair.

Bert Harlan Shelby County

Betz Marries Trouther at Little Brown Church In the Vale

Paul Betz formerly of Malvern marries Miss Hessie Trouther of Nashua at 6 p m Wednesday August 14 in Little Brown Church In the Vale. The ceremony featured bridesmaids Florence Ruth and Gardyn Troutner, and groomsmen Fred Shoenfield Clark Dexter Russell Staley F W W Kruse. About 200 guests dined at Sunset Inn and the couple left for a Chicago honeymoon.

Malvern Little Brown The Vale Nashua Hessie Trouther Paul T. Bete Misa Margaret Troutner Slater Peters J. &. McCarmaon Orchild Rose Georgette Mia Fred Shoenfield Florence Ruth Gardyn Troutner Clark Dexter Russell Staley F. W W. Kruse Sunset Inn Golf Club F .H. Kruse Beets Firet. National Bank of Malvern

Malvern Baseballers Fall At Tabor In Tournament

Malvern opened with a win at Tabor last week but then dropped two straight. On Wednesday they failed to score as Riverton posted 12 runs. Thursday they lost to Tabor 6 to 4 despite a strong pitching effort by Mike and Ward Flynn who fanned fourteen and yielded eight hits while Malvern made three errors. Tabor pitchers struck out nine, gave up ten hits, and had two errors.

Tabor Malvearn Malvern Riverton Mike Ward Flynn Rochester Minn Savannah

Archie L Zaelke Buried Monday

Archie Leonhard Zaelke born Rochelle Illinois November 7 1895 died August 16 1929 at his Red Oak Iowa home aged 33 years 9 months 9 days. He lived most of his life in Iowa and served in World War I with the Spruce Division. He married Cleve G. Francis in 1921 and leaves a son Max Leonhard and Ila Mae, his wife Mrs. Charles Zaelke and a large family in Red Oak and nearby towns. Funeral was held August 19 at 2 30 p m with Rev L L Wets.

Artchie Zaelke Hia Ite Red Oak Archie Leonhard Zaelke Rochelle Iowa Powers Oregon American Legion Hfe Pilot Grove Methodist Church Hiefe Cleve G. Francis Malvern Max Leonhard Ila Mae Joss Harry Mehring Portland L. L. Wets Red Oak Methodist Episcopal Church W. R. Fortner Knoxville Merle Matt Kansas City J. C. Knight Byerly Chapman Nebr Charles Shaw Emerson Henry Nimes Kenneth Shaw Clarinda R. K. Henderson Melevern Alfred Shaw Hastings H. M. Gaffin Chalkbutte S. D G. QO. Nickols Shenandoah M. D. Nickols Shenandosh Walter Zaelken Villisca Lavery Francis Mamie Zaelke Visalia Ocalli

Malvern Area Couple Back From Two Week Vacation

Reverend Mrs Hy P Dahl of the Saint Jobus Lutheran church near Malvern and Miss Brna returned home in the latter part of the week from a two week vacation to the northern and santery part of town.

Ood Hy P. Dahl Bt. Jobus Lutheran Church Malvern Deurhter Santery Owe. AO Grotta

Ramos Graham Promoted to Winnetka Method Instructor

Miss Ramona Graham returns home to Glenwood after a winter teaching tour in Illinois and Wisconsin. She studied and lectured on the Winnetka method in Champaign and is now set to teach in a private San Mateo school this fall. A Malvern high school graduate, she holds growing authority in the field.

Ramona Graham Glenwood Simmfier Illinois Wisconsin Graham Washburn Winnetka Schoola Champaign Ill San Mateo Calif Miss Graham Malvern High School

Malvern Schools Begin Work After Holiday Pause

Malvern schools plan to start the new term on Wednesday September 4 with staff including Miss Faith Kurtzwell in Latin and English and Miss Ruth Austin in home economics. Vocational agriculture gains a full teaching position under the Smith-Hughes act, funding salaries with federal support as Malvern High launches courses in Animal Husbandry and Farm Shop, plus planned Farm Management and Marketing next year.

Tal Faith Kurtzwell Ruth Austin P. J. E. Mathie Cc. C. Talcott P. T Isa Borene Edna Hertz Edythe Mheasle Ruby Linguist Mae Churchill Margaret Gairdner Malvern United States Malvern High School Hughes Achat

Farm Classes Describe Animal Husbandry and Crop Courses

The document outlines courses in Animal Husbandry or Animal Production focused on practical work with beef and dairy cattle, horses, hogs, sheep, and poultry. It also covers Farm Shop practices, Farm Crops Production, and Farm Management and Marketing emphasizing business units, farm layout, labor use, records, marketing, and cooperative principles.

Theater Building Nearing Completion

The building now being erected near Mra W H Mason to house the new theater is rapidly near completion. Furnishings are ordered and expected to arrive this week. A September opening date is planned. A confectionery and fountain will be run by Francis Pace in the foyer. A second building for L D Fletcher Cleaners will be completed soon with equipment moved in. The theater is described as modern and well equipped for motion pictures.

W. H. Mason Francis Pace L. D. Fletcher Cleaners Fletcher

Vestal Calkins Wed In Clear Lake Ceremony

Misa Elva Calkins became the bride of Clifford Vestal on Wednesday August 14 at the home of her parents in Clear Lake. The Rev Claudée Clarkina officiated in the presence of about forty relatives. Attendants were Dorothy Vestal and Leland Calkins. The bridal party stood beneath an arch of purple asters marigolds and goldenrod as Mendelssohn’s Wedding March sounded. Thelma Calkins sang I Love You Truly. A two course luncheon followed. The couple plan an extended trip then reside in Wales after September 4. Both graduates of Simpson College. Vestal has been principal of Liberty Center Consolidated Schools and will become principal and athletic coach in Wales.

Misa Elva Calkins Clifford Vestal H. C. Calking Clear Lake Claudée Clarkina Farragut Dorothy Vestal Leland Calkins Helmet Calkins Mendelssohn Thelma Calkins Cartle Jacob Bond DeEtte Kritzinger Louise Bowman Marjorie Calkins Simpson College Vestal Liberty Center Wales Consolidated Schools

Mr and Mrs McFarland Jett Visit Conrath for Vacation

Mr and Mrs M J McFarland Jett visited their home in Conrath Sunday after a paid works visit with relatives and friends. Gerald Caldwell arrived Tuesday from Puerto Castilla Honduras for his annual vacation from his job with the United Fruit Company and is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs W A Caldwell and Malvern friends.

M. J. McFarland Jett Conrath Win Gerald Caldwell Puerto Castillar Honduras Tintted Fruit Company W. A. Caldwell Malvern

Speeding arrest highlights back seat danger claim

A Rochester Democrat and Chronicle item reports a Detroit speeding arrest involving a deaf and mute individual with no prior accidents. The piece suggests the real hazard to drivers comes from the back seat, reflecting a provocative urban commentary.

Detroit Marthe Rochester Democrat and Chronicle

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