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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1928

Page

3

Strahan Kayton Father Son Return Home From Outing

The News of Strahan Howard Kayton agreed up to Ta ianola last Wednesday and his son Charles returned home with him to farm the home place this year. Deer Creek trustees suspend all public gatherings due to smallpox concerns and require vaccination proof for attendance. The Strahan church community sale drew a large crowd and netted $116 for the church. Mrs. Earle Conrad was hospitalized in Connell Blue after a week of illness.

Howard Kayton Ianola Charles Harles Harry Potter Tnwn Ware Malvern Mise Marvel Nims Omeaha Omaha Curranty Life Insurance George W. Curtis Fremont County Deer Creek Earle Conrad Edmundson Connell Blue

Market Tall The basketball game at Henderson Friday

The Hibdales high school recap notes Henderson beat the boys 20-14 while the Bets won 18-16 for the girls. Judah missed the game and Laughlin and Bevan fouled out as three starters were sidelined. Third and Fourth Grader Misa Nime’s class finished Eskimo studies and a race in Arithmetic is under way with Miss Nima’s prize. Strahan Lyceum postoned. Taesda date postponed with later notice.

Henderson Birla Gula Judah Laughlin Bevan Misa Nime Miss Nima

Methodist Church plans major rebuild with outside funding

At an official board meeting the congregation agreed to rebuild and remodel the Methodist Church. Plans call for a higher floor, full basement, added north section, and new auditorium with vestibule and rest room. A two thousand dollar external donation is pledged, contingent on local backing. Climax church roof repairs and interior overhauls were also noted.

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Champion Hill Social Notes Include Hospital and Travel Updates

In Champion Hill Mr and Mrs Guy Gibson and daughter Edna visited John Parker on Sunday. Walter Kellenbarger recovering from an infection was en route to Red Oak to visit Mrs Coopey and hopes to recover fully. Ariens Halderage underwent an appendicitis operation at Edmunds hospital in Council Bluffs and is said to be improving. Several local residents called on neighbors and settled into routine visits.

Guy Gibson Edna John Parker Walter Kellenbarger Red Oak F. A. Kashersperger Oakland Baturdey M Z B. Ai

Local Families Attend House Guests and Visits

Mr and Mrs Francia Parker and daughter June and Mr and Mrs Leslie Kellenbarger were guests in the H L Kellenbarger home. Several have called on Walter Kellenbarger since he was taken to Red Oak. Mr and Mrs Lealie Patrick and son Ralph visited Mrs Patrick s sister in Matver Thursday.

Francia Parker June Leslie Kellenbarger H. L. Kellenbarger Suandar Walter Kellenbarger Red Oak Lealie Patrick Ralph

Vernon Scribe Visits Glenwood Institution Dairy

The writer tours Glenwood Institution's dairy at the east grounds meeting Mr. Ford and the herd. Ninety five Holsteins, mostly machine milked, are managed by inmates with few helpers. Milk weighed and recorded for each cow, surplus milk fed to kitchen use. rest sold or used on-site. Bulls, heifers, and calves described, with state policy on feeding and dairy operations noted. The herd is praised for high quality and efficiency, competing well at the State Fair.

Glenwood Shoe Renair Mr. Gilson Mr. Ford Empire Make At Hatoi Mogridge Firat Ford Minnesota Ded Moines Glenwood Institution

Silver City Highlights from The Times

Mrs Geo Bada had tonsil surgery at the clinic and was kept at Ed mundson hospital awaiting return home. C W Bays attends federal court in Councy Bluffs as juror while Rev and Mrs C St Jones visit with Mrs Ralph Cavin. J Bittle hurt in a fall. J 8 Tittle improving after paralysis. Church site purchase confirmed, old building removed by R W Clipson. Mrs Alzo Filay and son Eildon visit from Omaha. Auto collision near Mitton Knight corner damages two cars. Mrs Rommel and Irma injured. Local neighbors planned a surprise for Mrs Dan Markel but it failed.

Times Geo. Bada Edmundson Hospital C. W. Bays Ia Councy Bluffs Federal Court C. St. Jones Council Bluffs Ralph Cavin Ezra Pullman Lincoln M. B R. W. Clipson Clipson Alzo Filay Eildon Omaha Abs

Evening social ends with music and food for all

A lively gathering concluded with a shared meal after a night of entertainment. Attendees enjoyed the surprise moment, and despite concerns, the evening remained merrier than expected.

Local social notes from Tabor and nearby towns

Mr and Mrs C E Adamson and other neighbors visited friends in Paul Glynn and A E Tyler homes. Dozens attended Farm Bureau sessions. Betty Louise Adamson born Jan 19 weighing eight pounds. Fire at Faith Home caused minimal damage. H H Laird visited Hot Springs AR with update on Mrs Lairds post operative recovery.

Betty Louise Clyde Penney M. F. Wearin Mary Margaret Milas Skrable Miss Hopking Sheriff Redenbaugh Sidney Shenandoah Imogene Fred Barkus Albert Cheney Albert Dalton Barkus Chas Harper Wayne Faith H. H. Laird Hot Springs Arkansas

Wheat straw insulates superior boards say Armour test

Wheat straw, long used as waste by West and Southwest wheat growers, won a decisive test at the Armour Institute of Technology. Insulating boards made from the straw showed superior heat and structural performance, promising a market for straw growers and a boon to the insulation industry.

Rymplé Armour Institute of Technology Chicago American Society of Heating and Ventilating Engineers G. F. Gabhart Daly Yan

Real Estate Transfers Mills County Iowa 1948 List

Record of instruments filed in Mills County Iowa from January 6 to January 13 1948 detailing transfers between L W Boehrer and Robt P Boehner Maud Hadden to Lewis F Johnson and others James B Johnson to Atta Mulvaney D W Thomas to L C Longmaker and others Mary Hubbell et al to H M Logan Lula Davis Alfred Hubbell to H M Logan L W Boehner to Anna M Rose various lots tracts and easements with amounts listed plus later entries in 1928 noting transfers to J Rhoades Pacific Junction Barnard Blum and Chae H Chayney and others including a 1928 Mills County National Bank to H H Cheyney and filings in 27 72 42 and 36 72 42 details a broad set of real estate changes and related notices.

District Court of Mills County Iowe W. Boehrer Robt P. Boehner W. D Strahan's Aid Malvern Maud Hadden Lewis F. Johnson CW. D D. W. Thomas L. C. Longmaker Mary Hubbell H. M. Logan Q. C.D Glenwood Lula Davis Alfred Hubbell Jast L. W. Boehner Anna M. Rose Q. Cc. D Q. C Elk Instrumenta Recorder District Court Iowa Rhoades Pacific Tunctions V. C Pacific Junction Barnard Blum Teaks McCarty Ruben Stille Chae H. Chayney Wm. H. Mintle Rosa Mintle W. DY Alta Bryant Henry Buch State of Iowa Mathew Henry Donnelly Mille County Mills County National Bank Hertison H. Cheyney NY Ney F. J. Plumb Oliver Hammers Mary Duyson J. R. Mintle Fred Mintle Edward Bachman Leona Thacker

Five More Songs for Farmers Added in Iowa List

The Iowa Farm Bureau meeting in Des Moines added five new standard songs to the rural gatherings repertoire. Selections include Flow Gently Sweet Afton Onward Christian Soldiers The Bonnie Banks of Loch Lomond Santa Lucia and Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes. The expanded list now totals twenty songs with ten original and five prior additions. Copies of the words can be requested from W. H. Stacy rural organization extension specialist at Iowa State College.

Ust State Farm Bureau Des Moines State Farm Women's Committee Afton Loch Lomond Santa Lucis America Little Brown Church the Vale Kentucky W. H. Stacy Iowa State College

Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale

A damaged newspaper fragment mentions a local action with neighbors and irritations, noting a hole or gore and offsite pokes. The readable text references community friction and a general sense of disorder without specific names or dates.

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