Malvern Orioles Mark Strong 1930 Football Season
Malvern high school capped a strong 1930 football season under coach Paul Hertz. The Orioles lost only to Tabor on Armistice Day, won seven others by wide margins, and outgained opponents in total ground yardage. Passing was rare except in the Coin tilt, where 207 yards came via air. Hertz, a 1923 Malvern graduate, began coaching this fall after college play and shows early promise. The season totals show Malvern 12 Pac 0, with a 167 to 27 scoring edge across games.
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Malvern High School
Orioles
Paul Herts
Tabor
Hertz
Paul Hertz
Peru
Oriolas
Malvern
Pac
Essex
Randolph
Glenwood
Oakland
Interclass Tourney Opens Season On High School Courts
Coach Hertz called for basketball candidates on Monday and many responded with more expected this week. The annual interclass tournament starts the season, and no inter-school games are scheduled until December 14.
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Hertz
Malvern Downs Town School for Deaf 40 to 0
Malvern High School defeats the Town School for the Deaf 40 to 0 in a one sided Thanksgiving football game. Hoover Atkinson and Butts scored early while Hoover and Riggin led Malvern on multiple long drives and fumbles plagued both sides. The game ends Malvern’s season and the Deaf team’s year as Malvern’s offense dominates most of the contest.
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Malvern High School
Malvern
Hoover
Atkinson
Butts
Malford
R. Biggerstaff
Riggins
Beote
Mattern
Tong
Cozad Rh
Buttsch
Atkinson Th
C. Blegeratafle
Feink
Fazelit
Donner
Thomas Tt
Lea
McCurdy
Dot Ribelos
Jones
Stub
Gina
Volleyball Tourney Earnest Play Sees Mixed Results
In the Mala vern business men's attlatic club volleyball tourney teams opened with two games each. Leaders hold positions as last week saw Farmers defeat Leader Prints in a three game set with the first and third wins. Firemen beat Iowa State in the later games after dropping the first. Iowa Nebraskans forfeited to Buick sextet while Schoolmasters beat Salyers Auto in three. Cold Storage needed two to beat Farmers and Iowa Nebraskans forfeited to Iowa State Friday Farmers-led action with several forfeits and close sets.
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Malavern Business Men
Attilatic Club
Firemen
Iowa State
Iowa Nebraskans
Buick
Schoolmasters
Salyers Auto
Salyers
Schedule This Week for Local Volleyball Matches
The schedule lists this week and next with games like Leader Prints versus Farmalis and Post Office against Firemen. Mulhollands face Bubka, Tree versus Salyera Auto, and Ilowa Nebraska against Post Office. Midweek Iowa State battles Mulhollanda while Farmalis meets Cold Storage and Leader Prints plays Buicks.
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Farmalis
Post Office
Firemen
Mulhollands
Bubka
Tree
Salyera Auto
Ilowa-Nebraska
Schoolmasters
Farmers
Iowa State
Mulhollanda
Cold Storage
Buicks
Henderson boys and girls open season with wins over Hastings
Henderson swept Hastings in the season opener scoring 99 to 61 for the boys and 32 to 5 for the girls. The following Wednesday the Henderson boys traveled to Persia and defeated the Farsi team by a score of Oy.
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Henderson
Hastings
Persia
Strahan Defeats Silver City In Tuesday Basketball
Strahan edged Silver City 22 to 11 after a tight first half, with strong defense and quick offense securing the win. Mrs. Ray Allensworth again treated the team to angel food cake and fruit salad, a four year tradition. Bilway City town team was defeated by Strahan town team 42 to 8.
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Strahan
Silver City
Ray Allensworth
Uglad
East Liberty Social Notes Include Several Local Visits
Murl Wilcox attended a Friday Omabe event in East Liberty. Frank DuVal and council members were present at a Saturday gathering. Mrs G Ruse spent a day at a friend’s home. The Bub family hosted relatives from Glenwood on Friday. A 2.88 price was mentioned in relation to a local event.
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Murl Wilcox
Wears
Frank DuVal
Ie G. Ruse
Glenwood
Mieas
Wile Keragy
Christmas plans and community notices in Mal era area
The piece lists Thanksgiving visits and dinners at multiple homes near Mal era and Emerson, notes Haines and Atchis Haines hosting a social, mentions Mrs Trively’s illness, and outlines a week of church services led by Rev Barnes with Eve ning music plans and community events through Sunday. It references Simpson College students and local families including Withelm Mayberry Seaton and Nagie families.
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Dad Seaton
Simpson College
H. C. Seaton
W. H. Nagie
Carol Jeat
Red Oak
Plana
Henry Hubbard
Glenwood
McCollinter
Fear Strahan
Walter Howard
Frank Haines
Will
Wilcox
Laula LeRoy
Dean Bradway
Emerson
Rc, Mayberry
Marjie
Hillsdale
E. C. Seaton Bone
Vera Mayberry
Indianola
Dan Seaton
Atchis Haines
Fred Cook
Mrs. Trively
Thanksgiving Activities of East Liberty People
Thanksgiving day events across East Liberty featured Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Heant and three sons visiting Dale Heant’s family near Silver City with other relatives. Guests included S. P. Lair in Malvern, and Will Schiermelzer, Maddocky, and White families with multiple children from Silver City. Also present were John Alstrope’s daughters from Randolph, Will Cook from Council Bluffs, and many locals at Glenwood and Malvern homes enjoying meals and social hours.
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Clarence Heant
Silver City
Dale
S. P. Lair
Malvern
Will Schiermelzer
Mra
Will Maddocky
R. Whitesides
James
Mre
R. A. Skerritt
C. N. Whitesides
Richard
Harry
John Alstrope
Louise
Wilma
Randolph
Will Cook
Council
Will Shafer
Dave Moore
Raymond Waller
Helen Paca
T. BE
McCure
Dale McClure
Dorothy
Keith
Roy McClure
Thomas Jefferson PTA heads 1930 1981 program drive
Myr. Qssle Smith of 3805 Avenue 3B 3 presides over the Thomas Jefferson Parent-Teacher association during 1930 1981. The group holds evening meetings with large attendance and prints yearbooks. Mrs Bryckson chairs programs, and the November meeting is labeled dad night with a play titled Ma Sweet and Wer Lovely Poughter.
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Qssle Smith
Avenue
Thomas Jefferson Parent-Teacher Association
N. Bryckson
BS. Cartwright
Charles Siddens
B. B. Esten
B. G. Blumenstein
Mathers’ Gymnasium
Bmirth
Falm Grove
Dangnier
G. A. Bowdon
Ray Idanta
Malvern
4-H Banquet Set for December 13
The Mille County 4-H club banquet takes place Saturday December 12 in Glenwood Armory at 1 p m. Frank Reed and Mrs Josephine Arnquist Bakke of the Extension Service will attend. All club members leaders and any boy interested in 4-H are invited. Tickets are 60 cents each. Notify the Faith Bureau Office if you plan to attend.
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Atennal Mille County
Glenwood
Frank Reed
Josephine Arnquist Bakke
Theaet
Atmea
Teader
Alli
Fatth Bureau
Cotite
Farm Bureau Ladies Plan Yearly Programs and Meeting
Farm Bureau Ladies meet on Wednesday December 3 to organize by township and publicity chairs with Mrs Mary Grege at the Community Center in Malvert. They map the March achievement day and select plans for the next year’s program.
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Mary Grege
I N Malvert
Ladies of Anderson and Indian Creek Twos Meet
Ladies of Anderson and Indian Creek townships gathered at Mrs. Henry Washburn’s home on Friday November 14 to study the third year nutrition course Home Canning for Good Nutrition taught by Miss Helen Swinney of Ames. The program covered canning chicken cleaning and cutting fowl and preparing apples and tomatoes for containers. A buffet luncheon followed and a review test of earlier lessons was given. The event featured music with English folk songs and dancing. Attending were the hostesses and several listed ladies. The next lesson will be December 19 at Mrs. James Durbin’s home on Marketing for the Farm Home with Mrs. B. E. Combs reporting.
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Anderson
Indian Creek
Henry Washburn
Helen Swinney
Ames
Miss Swinney
Alno
Migs Swinney
Orville Durbin
George Wilson
da Fickel
John
Some Substitutes for Corn for Feeding Hogs
Article lists oats barley and wheat as corn substitutes in hog feeding. It stresses cost per pound over per bushel, notes grinding is needed for wheat barley and rye, compares protein needs and fattening efficiency, and states ground barley yields 85 to 90 percent of corn value.
Feeding mixtures for hogs and grain ratios
The article discusses hog feeding blends with cracked corn and small grains, recommending one quarter stout mixture and three quarters corn barley or wheat to reach about 90 percent value of pure wheat. It notes pigs gain on protein supplements and details self feeding when grain is readily eaten, with adjustments to tankage protein if intake is too low.
Producers of Livestock Hearings Conclude Armies to Help
After the hearing, the Producers of Livestock association states it does not seek to end any business. The group pledges to cooperate with others while addressing concerns raised during the session.
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Producers’ Live Stock Cortemission Association
Producers Livestock Market Open Choice Urged
J. R. Fulkerson president of the Producers Livestock Commission Association calls for an open market where livestock producers can sell through any preferred channel. He notes 22 percent of cattle shipped to St. Louis in 1929 went through Producers and cites a $129,000 saving in commissions last year as proof of producer benefits.
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St. Louis
United States Department of Agriculture
Frins
Fed Marketing
J. R. Fulkerson
Producers Livestock Commission Ansociation
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