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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1929
Page
3
Adam Gipe slipped from a roof while repairing a chimney and fell to the ground, causing severe bruising and injuries that will confine him to home for some time. He is cared for by his wife and children who are trying to keep him comfortable indoors.
The B. H. 10. club held their regular meeting in the Hambsch hall last Friday afternoon, Dec. 6, with the Indies present. The annual election chose President Mrs. Frank Clites, Secretary Mrs. Harry Conrad, Gitt Jady Mrs. Lawrence Reed, Flower Jay Mrs. Gilbert McCalin. Three new members were added: Mrs. Lawrence Reed, Mrs. Fred Clark, and Mrs. Ray Hombsch. Retiring president Mrs. Hert Shaul received a Pyrex baking dish. A pot luck luncheon followed. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Laughlin and baby were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Laughlin.
At the Des Moines state teachers convention Miss Marvel Newell alumna of Strahan and senior in Simpson College home economics spoke in the State Home Economics club meeting. Vera Mintle and Maurine Smith also lectured. The season ran under director Miss Hazel McKibben of Ames, state adviser for students.
The Ladies Union met at Mrs. Charles Gipe’s home with Mrs. George Gee and others. They knotted comforts most of the afternoon and shared a luncheon of rolls and creamed chicken. Next meeting set for December 18 at Mrs. Frank Johnson’s home with a serving committee and an upcoming gift exchange.
Ed Peterson and his daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Gilbert McCain and Mrs Harold Peters son visited Mrs Ed Peterson at St Joseph hospital in Omaha where she had been for a week of treatments. They found her doing nicely and looking a great deal better. Mr and Mrs J W Mayfield and three boys of Kawlas township were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Mayfield's parents Mr and Mrs Scott Irvin.
The Strahan Consolidated School lists honor roll students for the second six weeks. Seniors include Ross Bryant Lewis Conrad Lettie Bradley Lips Angus. Juniors Warne Bryant and lfruth Naylor. Sophomores Enrl Bass Louise Hall. Freshmen Mary Elaine Churchman Maxine Dolph. Paramount's Cocoanuts heads the week with showings Sunday Monday Tuesday December 11? at Malvern with matinée 3 o'clock and evening 7 30.
Next Wednesday Dec 11 Strahan presents the first Lyceum number of four school events. The play Cyclone Bally features Jack Webster Ralph Costello Reginald Manners Lewis Conrad Willie Clamp Lowell Curtis Jim Jerking ce Kenneth Allensworth Sally Graham Pauline Pollitt Jenny Thatcher Ketfie Bradley Ruth Thatcher Charlotte Fellows Effie Warden Frieda Fellows Vivian Vernon Kathryn Shaw in supporting roles.
Agriculture boys at Glenwood Institution judged cattle and studied production records. They managed a Holstein herd averaging over 11000 pounds of milk per year. One cow produced 76 pounds of butterfat in a month.
The first and second grades work on Christmas presents for mothers this week. The school notes the loss of Denzel Goodnight who has moved away. The second grades are making a room border inspired by The Night Before Christmas.
Agnes Lane has been absent due to illness as Christmas approaches our class decorates. Corinne Swain has been promoted to the third grade and we are glad to have her in our room. We continue to uphold citizenship work in the school and our Tram.
Seventh and eighth grade pupils John Newton Clyde Judah were absent this week while their teams faced Flastings in a Monday night game. Mrs J N Darland visited Farpoint for the Methodist bazaar and chicken supper then stayed with daughter Mrs Orpha Roberts as Mr Darland drove to bring her home. LeRoy Dixon suffered a sore limb keeping him home. Arch Sherfey handled his livestock. Also noted are Malvern work at Wilson Hatchery and several Shenandoah shopping outings plus local film showings.
Mrs. Guy Parker went to Malvern for dental work and stayed with her sister-in-law Mrs. Tom Caudell. A. J. Long of Casey arrived in Council Bluffs to visit his daughter Mrs. J W Carey and their families, and to see sons Raymond and Emory Long nearby.
Mrs H C Rumery Minnie Effie Keplinger born near Sidney Iowa January 1 1869 died November 8 1929 aged 59 years ten months and twenty eight days. She married H C Rumery September 30 1888 and lived in Iowa Nebraska and finally Randolph Nebraska keeping a home and farming. Surviving are her husband five children two predeceased one sister and many relatives. The Baptist church in Meee Oy Nebraska was to have conducted services with burial in the local cemetery.
A Randolph resident moved membership between Methodist and Presbyterian Ladies Aid Societies and was remembered fondly by community women. Funeral services were held in the Methodist church with R. V. Felt and Rev. I. A. Gilbert assisting, and interment followed in Randolph Cemetery as reported by Randolph Enterprise.
County agents assisted Harry Norman in organizing the Glenwood county show where about 200 cats of corn and roughly 300 chickens were displayed. The event drew praise for poultry and corn quality, merchants support, and Norman’s handling during a busy season. Carl Lincoln plans to return home from the hospital after a broken leg. Henry Buch notes his boys will again have calves in the Baby Beef club, bringing the total to eighteen. First weight certificates should be sent to the Farm Bureau office at once.
Transfers recorded from Bapt 27 1929 to Oct 4 1929 in Mills County Iowa list cemetery deeds to Mary Galligher Silver City and Malvern Cemeteries with small sums and parcels in Glenwood Lots and blocks. Includes cont and easement transactions between Farmers and Merchants Savings Bank Mills County Natl Bank and W L Daniel et al and other parties.
Era Miller transfers to Orin Elkins. E. L. Richard to H. Hanfeld involves 25.44 acres across parcels 12-72-43 and 10-72-43. C. Part of Gene 1 and 10-72-43 totals 25.44 acres. W. F. Wilkins to Blanche G. Wilkins et al. pays $1.00 for Lota 5 and 6 in Bik 9 Academy Add. L. Shay to L. W. Boehner, Ww. D., $400, Lot 3 Bik 38 Malvern.
Listings show Wilkins family transfers with two entries for lots in Malvern's Academy and Birdella additions. Transactions record prices at one dollar and ownership changes among Wilkins and related parties including W. F. Wilkins and J. C. Wile king, with lot and block designations.
The note claims Mussolini has relinquished seven cabinet jobs in Italy, arguing this proves he is not a real politician. The piece laments politicians' failure to address urgent issues and poses the question of who will take decisive action next.
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