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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1926

Page

5

Early Mills County Pioneer Hutchings Memories

In a Mills County reminiscence, Kr Hutchings recalls 1860s settlement, the Cary family, and Abel Cary’s migration from Indiana. He describes early schooling by Miss Ambrosia Ratty, building a log schoolhouse east of North Grove cemetery, and the first teachers John Day and others. He notes health, home-building without nails, homespun clothing, and barter farming, with the community band planning to perform for local good.

Hutchings Mille County Mies Cary Mills County Abel Cary Indiana Aaron Dolph Muticle Iowa William Hutchings Hiram Hoyt North Grove Ambrosia John Day Wearths Hastinga Ita Gian North Grove Cemetery Alasa

Malvern Community Club Orchestre Adopts Permanent Name

The Malvern Community Club Orchestra voted to adopt a permanent name at a regular meeting. Twenty members attended with votes and discussion on continuing the group’s activities under the new title.

Lsat Malvern Community Club Orchestre Sonia Aa Ysasouinn Rennieas Ol Weaibar

Masonic School of Instruction Set For Malvern

A Masonic School of Instruction for the district is scheduled at the Masonic Hall in Malvern on Wednesday and Thursday this week. Sessions start at nine in the morning and run all day with morning, afternoon, and evening meetings. All Masons are invited to attend.

Masonic School of Instruction Malvern

Things Seen and Heard on Farmer Prosperity and Politics

An editorialized reflection on Uncle Sam’s money and farm life. Farmers A D Bradley J P Wearin and others are cited amid critiques of currency, treaties, and political rhetoric. The piece notes hardships renewing bills, parity debates, and rural livelihoods in Deer Creek and surrounding farms.

A. D. Bradley J.P. Wearin Sl Wearin Ould

District CG FE Convention Set for Malvern Dates

The Jowa Christian Endeavor Union of the First District plans its annual convention in Malvern from March 12 to 14. President Mrs Ide Reynolds reports strong district enthusiasm and anticipates a top convention. A recent Clarinda rally drew 109 attendees from five towns and eleven societies in support of Malvern. Local Christian Endeavor and Presbyterian churches coordinate to make the event a community affair with town decorations and delegate hospitality.

Jowa Christian Endeavor Union Malvern Evch Ide Reynolds Clarinda Malvern Christian Fedeavor Malvern Christian

Birthday Surprise For Misa Gladys Young

Misa Gladys Young celebrated her nineteenth birthday last Friday with a surprise party at her parents home, Mr. and Mrs. FR Young, north of town. About twenty to thirty friends attended, sharing an evening of games and socializing.

Misa Gladys Young FR. Young Cpee Pereme Mldent Acaalgan Tunsbeca

George Washington Valley Forged at Revolution’s Darkest Hours

A reflection on the Revolution’s crucible when Liberty hung in the balance. The piece honors a nation’s resolve and a single steadfast heart that rallied others, inspired perseverance, and contributed to ultimate victory.

Valley Forge

Malvern Loses To Strahan In Tight Local Tilt

Malvern High School faced Strahan Consolidated Schools in a hard fought home game last Thursday. The score was tied at fourteen at the end of the third and Strahan pulled ahead to win by three points after a close final period. The contest remained exciting throughout with two evenly matched teams. A next home game against Shenandoah is set for Friday February 29 at the Community Building.

Malvern High School Strahan Consolidated Schools Ted Moore Strahan Shenandoah

John H Christy Called Home in Malvern Funeral

Funeral services for John H. Christy were held Tuesday morning at the Methodist church in Malvern. Rev. Peter Jacobs of Cambridge, Iowa, officiated with Rev. C. A. Mrs. F. M. Kline at the piano. Interment followed at East Liberty cemetery. Christy, born July 8, 1843 in Virginia, Illinois, died February 9, 1928 in Long Beach California. He lived in Iowa, Tabor and Carvon neighborhoods, later helping Sheridan’s tourist camp near the Custer Battlefield Highway. He married Ann R. Lewis in 1871 and leaves seven children and a wife and two children predeceased him.

John H. Christy Inetweek Methodiste Malvern Peter Jacobs Cambridge Iowa C. A F. M. Kline East Liberty Fred Durbin Ivan Durbin F. E. Mulholland J. W. Baer W. P. Wortman A. C. Sivers John Hamlin Christy Samuel Christy Virginia Long Beach Calif Silver City Ann R. Lewis Christy Carston Nelle Christy Ox Sheridan Wyoming Meade Carlity Long Boson Call Roxy Christy Molennen Wyoping Sire Mary Christy Weat

Social Neighbors Club Enjoys Pleasant Evening

Social Neighbors and families gathered at M. T. Munsinger’s home for an evening of games stunts and readings. Music featured Mrs Geo Gaston and Mrs Esther Hardy with their children, readings by Miss Lundeen Sherrdan Gorrell and Wilkins, with Busby and Darrab also appearing. Oyster soup and refreshments followed late.

M. T. Munsinger Tiis Geo. Gaston Ralph Esther Hardy Lysle Mary Evelyn Lundeen Catherine Sherrdan Mary Gorrell Marjorie Wilkins Miss Wilkins Warren Darreb Miss Gorrell Misa Busby Tebor Beacon

Bromley Jacobs Marry in Cambridge Iowa

Miss Maurine Jacobs wed Marries Bromley on Thursday last and they reside at the Tom Duncan farm home of Roy and Mrs Bromley. The bride, daughter of Hey Jacobs of Cambridge, Iowa, has long been known in the community for her aplomb and ties to local Methodists. The groom is a local figure with many friends, and the couple remain at his parents’ home as they begin married life.

Maurine Jacobs Bromley Roy Bromley Tom Duncan Hey Pater Jaccobs Cambridge Randolph Salerprias

Obituary Notice for Local Resident Christy Passes Away

The long time resident died February 9, 1926 after a two week illness at age eighty three. Daughter Mary accompanied the body and another daughter Mrs Neille Coz of Sheridan joined for the trip. The remains rested at the brother C B Christy’s home prior to funeral services.

Christy Mary Neille Coz Sheridan C. B. Christy

Hi Y Club Holds Large Malvern Meeting

The Malvern Hi Y Club held a lively Monday night gathering at the Liberty Memorial Building with forty two attendees including eight new members. Games of volleyball and basketball followed by sandwiches and hot chocolate created a warm atmosphere, while Mr Ita Fritz and Mr Brittell were among those present or noted for securing the venue. The meeting boosted enthusiasm for the Hi Y among high school boys as the season began.

Malvern Liberty Memorial Building Ita Fritz Brittell Liberty Memorial Anderson

Grinnell Glee Club to compete in Chicago contest

Grinnell Glee Club members prepare for the Inter Collegiate Glee Club Contest in Chicago on February 22 with Donald Laird of Malvern joining as a baritone. The group recently toured north central Iowa over Christmas and broadcast from WHO Des Moines. Grinnell has a strong track record, having won in 1924.

Grinnell Grinnell Glee Club Chicago Donald Laird Malvern Grinnell Club Iowa WHO Des Moines New York City

Methodist Circle Entertained by Mrs. Salyers Circle

The Bt. E. Ladies' Circle met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. G. F. Salyers with about seventy five in attendance. Valentine games and a short musical program provided entertainment while the home and lunch followed a red and heart motif. Assistant hostesses included Mrs. T. D. Salyers Dye Gordon Jones Gidley G. S. Racrett and McClymond.

Bt. E G. F. Salyers Valentine Mexdames T Salyers Dye Gordon Jones Gidley Racrett McClymond

New Homes Going Up in Malvern This Spring

Rev John Wright sold north First Avenue property to Walter Smith and plans a modern home this spring. Smith also sold the lots south of his Marion Avenue residence to Mrs N M Chambers who will build there this spring. Miss Fanny Clark bought lots east of her East Boundary Street home from Mrs Fred Robinson, with plans to build this spring. The changes signal substantial spring building in Malvern.

John Wright North First Avenue Walter Smith Andy Berkhimer Mr. Wright Smith N. M. Chambers Marion Avenue

Corn Sugar Said To Be Easily Digested By Body

A report quotes Q R Sweeney of Iowa State College stating corn sugar digests more readily than cane and milk sugars. He notes profits from corn by products like corn oil and corn glass seeds and suggests other simple sugars such as levyless and honey are similarly straightforward in digestion.

Q. R. Sweeney Towa State College Sweeney

Farm Bureau Protective Association Aims to Function in Mills County

The Mills County Farm Bureau Protective Association plans to function once 300 members join and pay a $1 fee. A committee reported in February, contracts and signs will be distributed by February 20. The plan includes a $250 reward to encourage witnesses and deter theft on member premises.

Mills County Farm Bureau Protective Association Farm Bureau Protective Association Association Aigna Lirty Lny Riolsen Protective Association

Rainbow Division Veterans Banquet Planned at Des Moines

The Des Moines Rainbow Division veterans prepare for an annual banquet on March 6 to mark the first attack on the 168th Infantry by German forces and the unit's successful defense. Invitations extend to Rainbow Division members statewide. past addresses are unknown for many. General Muley, former adjutant of the 18th Infantry, will give the keynote at Motel Garvey. Those wishing to attend should contact Mr Gerald Bedwell at the County Clerk, Court House in Des Moines not later than March.

Des Moines Vetwwranuy 168Th Plana Muley Egmuguder 18Th Infantry Motel Gavery Gauke Fremarrye Gerald Bedwell Court House Rea Moines Merchard

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East Mills B. Hutchings Pelle 5. B. Hutchings Hestings Lates Eniough H. Nottie Mer C. E. Eaeratt Sam Eitcr McAllister Deer Creek Bam Norton G. W. Curtis I. P. Wilder The Brazeltons C. E George Washington John Christy California Tabor Carvon Custer Battlefield Mia Mary West Social Neighbors Club Jacobs Gates Grinnel Glee Club Methodist Circle Iowan Alice Rainbow Division
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