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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1948

Page

5

Malvern Redmen Lead New Southwest Town League

Mills County reports the formation of eight teams in the Southwest Town Baseball league. Malvern Redmen join the circuit with Tahor hosting the organizational meeting. New officers include Paul Phitlins as president Glenwood Emmett Butler as vice president and Harold Allen as secretary treasurer. Grievance committee members named to settle disputes and establish league rules.

Malvern Redmen Southwest Town Baseball League Tahor Paul Phitlins Glenwood Emmett Butler Treynor Harold Allen Farragut F. BE. Pace Malvern Don Clayton Hamburg Clarence Viren Nebraska City Tralph Queen Hoh Moore Sea

Local League Sees Five Teams Eye Nearby Lighted Field

The Malvern Glenwood Tre TaEnt Hamburg and City league plans a 211 game schedule with most fields to gain lighting. Malvern leads with a record after a late start and strong fan turnout. Tahor and Memorial Bar Center work on lighting upgrades while Malvern completes its install. A recent game against Glenwood featured a well lit field and drew over 1,400 spectators.

Te Malvern Glenwood Tre TaEnt Hamburg City Ticht Malvern Tahor Memorial Bar Center

Tabor Girls Triumph in Sectional Cage Tourney

In the sectional tournament finals at Macedonia and Tabor, Tabor and Wales Lincoln share top honors as Emerson reaches the finals with an 18 point half, while Wales Lincoln defeats Glenwood 41-26 for second place. Thurman’s 44-20 win, McAlexander and McColl lead scoring for their teams as Bartlett and Glenwood suffer losses.

Emerson Henders Strahan Silver City Macedonia Wale Honor Griswok Wales Lincoln Cour Word Whister Kenworth Tabor Victo Thurman

Community Notices and School News From Malvern Area

Strahan W. S. G. met at the church on February 4 with twenty members present. Treasurers and minutes reported, donations and letters read, and a Rotary banquet check noted. The Strahan Busy Bee 4-H club raised 10.95 at a bake sale in Malvern aided by several volunteers. The Strahan area church and school activity included youth fellowship, devotions, lessons, games, and many local visits and community updates.

Strahan W. S. G Emmett Gipe Rotary Ethel Johnson- Thomas Shenandoah Lester Fall Summers David Angus Chas. Gipe

Sidney Bombers Fall To Winitang Team In Hard Clash

Sidney Bombers lose 4 to 4 on 4h in Silver City game with scores led by Jones 43 for the Bombers and Melville 21 for Sidney. Silver City girls defeat Sidney 48 to 27 as Carita Kruse scores 19. Local social notes mention prayer meetings, birthdays, and visits among neighbors.

Sidney Silver City Wiel OS Uelatido Jones Melville Silver City Girls Sidney Kirls Beter Carita Kruse Ilver City

Champion Hill Women’s Study Group Meeting

The women’s study group gathered at the church last Thursday. Mrs F G Kochersperger hosted a Sunday school class party at her home Saturday with attendees including Max Miley Oma ha Charlene Bullington Grace Kellenbarger Evelyn Jeanne Mc Lain and Merrill Allen. Mr and Mrs A J Griffen were mentioned in attendance.

F. G. Kochersperger Max Miley Omaha Charlene Bullington Grace Kellenbarger Evelyn Jeanne McLain Merrill Allen A. J. Griffen

Sunday Dinners and Visits in Emerson Community

Sunday dinner guests included Florence and Wilma Cooper in Emerson. Harold and Mrs. Cooper joined Ward Cooper’s supper in Emerson. Gary Shelley suffered from chicken pox last week. Max Wiley of Omaha and Merrill Allen stayed with Mrs. F G Kochersperger. L C Bullington family dined with Bertha Kellenbarger in Emerson. Dean McLain family visited Floyd Northrup near Lewis. Marlin Bishop family left for California with C W Bishop. E E Wiley and Max visited Sherman Allen family Sunday. Earl Bishop and family were guests of Leon Lewis. Rev Albert Whiley, a returned Africa missionary, will speak at Champion Hill church Sunday at 11 a.m.

Florence Wilma Cooper Emerson Harold Cooper Ward Cooper Gary Shelley Max Wiley Omaha Merrill Allen F. G. Kochersperser L. C. Bullington Bertha Kellenbarger Dean McLain Floyd Northrup Lewis Marlin Bishop Baby California C. W. Bishop E. E. Wiley Max Sherman Allen Earl Bishop Leon Lewis Albert Whiley Africa Champion Hill

WESLEY CHAPEL NOTABLES AND COMMUNITY NOTES

Mrs Léon Weigman suffered sciatic rheumatism in the past week. Donald Parker visited in Des Moines and Ames. Dwight Parker stayed in Ames. his parents brought him home Sunday. Ed Russman family attended military services for nephew Laverne Paulson in Avoca. body shipped from France. Mrs Cliff Plumb moved from Hancock to Sunnyvale California. John Kelley ill at sister’s home. Bess Kelley aiding care. Bob Beasley and son Jeff visited from Columbia Missouri. Jimmie Beasley to return with his mother. Patricia Pederson of Elliott visiting her grandfather John Wilson. Pedersons plan move to Nebraska in March. W S C S met Feb 4. President Elsie Wilson presided. Devotionals by Vera Dittus. Edith Sowers reviewed Portrait of a Pilgrim. Next meeting Feb 26 at Clinton Parker home. furniture lesson by Mrs Stubbs, 10:30 start with pot luck at noon. All invited. Rev R V Felt ill with pneumonia but improving in Red Oak.

Léon Weigman Donald Parker Des Moines Ames Dwight Parker Ed Russman Laverne Paulson Avoca France Cliff Plumb Hancock Sunnyvale Cal John Kelley Ezra Plumb Bess Kelley Hastings Plumb Bob Beasley Jeff Columbia Sherman Stonebreaker Max Jimmie Beasley Patricia Pederson Elliott John Wilson Pedersons Nebraska Elsie Wilson Vera Dittus Edith Sowers Pilgrim Clinton Parker Mres. Stubbs R. V. Felt Red Oak

Church notices from St Johns Walther and others

Church announcements list service times and leaders for St John s Lutheran Walther League choir practice, Presbyterian Church with minister and superintendent, and Baptist Church with Sunday school and worship times. February 15 fellowship supper and annual meeting noted.

Word of Prayer and Pre Easter Services Announced

Rev Baker to preach at morning service. Lent season of prayer planned with pre Easter services in all churches. Youth clubs meet Thursday for Bible study worship and work. Layman's day Feb 22 led by Ben Martin. World Day of Prayer at the Baptist church Friday. Nobel Blackman, Pastor Baton Tennant, Supt. Sunday school 10 Morning Worship 11 Life's Commitment sermon. Youth events Thursday evening and a parent supper announced.

Methodist Church Nobel B Blackman Alien Norton Malvern S Tay Charles Kayton the Presbyterian Church J. M. Strong R. L. Campbell Max Benton Baker James Malony Paul Baker Baptist Church First Methodist Church Nobel B. Blackman Baton Tennant Ben Martin

Malvern Delegation Attends Council Bluffs Institute

A Malvern group attended the Council Bluffs District Institute held at Broadway Methodist Church. Dr Briggs of Newton delivered the day’s address. Also noted were Rev and Mrs Nobel Blackman Mrs Glen Pevehouse Mrs Adolph Schultz Mrs W E B Kerns and Mrs Roy Donner with Baton Tennant among the attendees.

Malvern Council Bluffs

Sidney Meeting February 8 Reports Malvern Randolph Attendance

The Malvern Randolph Parrish attended a New Curriculum conference in Sidney on February 8 with ten from Malvern and six from Randolph. The event featured Dr. Wm. Harless Ames and Rev. L. L. Bond Greenfield.

Malvern-Randolph

Glenwood Rams Nose Out Orioles

Glenwood Rams defeated the Malvern Orioles 82 to 34 at Glenwood Friday night. Glenwood built a 10-2 first-quarter lead, held a strong advantage despite Malvern’s third-quarter surge, and finished with the Rams’ 48-point margin as top scorers Hughes and Qaterholm tallied 11 each.

Malvern Orioles Glenwood Rams Glenwood Malvern Rams Lincoln Houser McClure Robinson Orioles Hughes

Malvern Upsets Treynor In Rough Local Showdown

Malvern Orioles upset Treynor 31 to 29 on their home floor with Treynor leading 22 to 15 at halftime. Lincoln led Malvern with 14 points while MecClure and Houser added 6 and 5. Bryant scored 11 for Treynor before fouling out. Mann had 10. Treynor reserves beat Malvern reserves 24 to 20 as four Treynor players fouled out and Stogdill led Malvern with 11.

Malvern Orioles Treynor Orioles Malvern Lincoln MecClure Houser Bryant Mann Fellows Stoghill Hixon Thaller Adams Stogdill Thaler Danker Sperry

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