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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1926

Page

7

Annual High Bank Farm Bred Sow Sale Set for Friday

L L Rebbine will host the annual Spotted Poland China bred sows sale at High Bank Farm near Hastings on Friday. The offering includes 54 head with litters, 19 large fall litters, and 20 spring pigs, plus three top boars Titanic Clansman Pathfinder Leader and Robinhood. Sale begins 12:30 p.m. with lunch on the grounds. attendees invited to inspect the herd beforehand and join morning and evening church services and events listed for the day.

L. L. Rebbine High Bank Farm L. L. Hobbite High Bath Tatin Hastings Mr. Robbins Bowell Robbing Robinhood

Malvern Hosts Sidney In Last Home Game Of Season

Malvern High School faces Sidney High on the local auditorium floor Thursday night at 8.00 pm in the final home game before Glenwood tournament. The teams are described as evenly matched, with Malvern aiming to win before the tournament. A preliminary between Baptist Bun 4 and Lynn pightis is listed, plus a spelling contest for local grades and a field trip to Malvern Cold Storage. The Senior Class rehearses A Pair of Sixes while the Glee Club prepares Love Pirates of Hawaii for spring performance.

Shenandoah Malvern High School Sidney High Glenwood Tedorda Malvern Baptist Bun Lynn Pightis Lerum

Lecture on Young America At Rat by Dr John Dicksson

Sponsoring group invites the public to a lecture by Dr John H Dicksson of Pittsburgh Pa on Monday night at the Community Building The talk titled Young America At Rat will begin at 7 46 P M Tickets cost 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for students or 6 6?0

John H. Dicksson Pittsburgh Diskasos

Food Sale By Malvern Baptist Class Saturday

The Rea ee class at the Malvern Baptist church will give a food sale Saturday February 22 at Paulin's meat market. The sale begins at 4100 o'clock. Miss Edith Grover is ensher of the pass.

Malvern Baptiat Church Paullin's

Washington Luncheon by Ladies Auxiliary A. K. Affiliated

The Washington luncheon by the local American Legion Auxiliary drew 112 guests to the Community Building last Saturday. Tickets sold up to 112 plus members, with tables for four and one for ten. A formal program followed a menu including Bouillon, Independence Roast, and coffee, featuring readings, violin, and theatrical solos.

Washington A. K Geotes Washington Meng

County Sunday School Convention Plans Set in Malvern

The Milla County Sunday School Association officers met in Glenwood and arranged a county convention to be held in Malvern on Monday, April 19. A Malvern gathering of local Sunday school workers and Presbyterian church leaders is called for Sunday afternoon, February 28, to plan the convention. Please attend.

Milla County Sunday School Association Glenwood Malvern Presbyterian Church

Malvern Mule Sale Pleases Crowd With Good Prices

Dr B R B Lindley of Stanberry Missouri sold a nice set of mules at the Sale Pavilion in Malvern last Saturday. A fine crowd bought quickly at satisfactory prices, with mules selling around eight hundred dollars per pair. Lindley offered a replacement team if the others failed to work when hitched. He was pleased with the reception and plans another car load next year. The mules came from a large farm near Stanberry.

B. RB. Lindley Stanberry Malvern Lindley Big Farm Agar Stapherry

Malvern Volunteer Fire Dept Celebrates 33rd Anniversary Supper

The Malvern Volunteer Fire Department marked its 33rd anniversary with a big supper and social afterward on the date they coordinated years ago. Guests included the mayor and council, editor, and 50 plus members. Chief Chantry led talks by veterans, praising town cooperation and recalling early days and equipment upgrades. The unit, now over fifty members strong, plans modernization including a new motorized fire truck.

Malvern Fire Department Malvern Volunteer Fire Department John Clay Clayton Department Malvern Chantry Fire Department Fred Mulholland Chigeng Frank Degenhart Gord. Jones W. ©. Worts F. H. Mulholland Gordon Jones Harry Landis N. D. Smith George Pace Charlen Brothers Frank Higgins Clyde Wills Mr. Wills Des Moines Objet Wortz C. R. Brothers R. Chantry

Marriage of Miss Dorothy Hixson and William Austin

Dorothy At Teen Hixson married William Frank Austin of Beatrice Nebraska in Malvern Iowa on February 20 at the bride’s parents home Rev J E Wilkins officiated Only immediate family attended The bride works in the local telephone office and the groom with the Iowa Service Company They will reside with the bride’s parents and begin married life with well wishes from friends

Hixson-Austin Dorothy Hixson William Frank Austin Beatrice Nebr Way High Boon Mra. B. BE. Hixeon Inn Malvern J. E. Wilkins Omaha Mattern Iowa ‘Service Company Fang

Mansfield Tours Chicago Furniture Mart for New Styles

R W Mansfield of Mansfield Furniture Co Malvern visited the American Furniture Mart in Chicago on a semi annual buying trip. He describes the Mart as the largest building in the world with over 32 acres of floor space and new fashions in light cheerful period designs influenced by Spanish touches. Mansfield notes mass production and new selling plans enable average homeowners to furnish parlor, bedroom and porch like nobility of past centuries. He mentions women's wear influencing colorings in coverings and tapestries and attends the January 11 banquet where comedians entertained. Mansfield expects a strong spring and summer season as conditions remain sound nationwide.

R. W. Mansfield American Furniture Mart Chicago JR. W. Mansfield Mills County Aline Mansfeld America Mart

Mother Daughter Tea by Girl Reserves at Community Building

On Tuesday February 23 the high school Girl Reserves hosted a Mother Daughter Tea in the Community Building dining room. The program featured Plano Duet, a Welcome, a quartet, a violin solo, and a skit titled The Pioneer Women, with about sixty mothers and daughters in attendance.

Plano H. B. Chambers Charlotte Chambers Doris Fickel Bons Genevieve Landis Grace Churchil Maxine Boyar Gertrude Marshall Walter Donner Ethel Abert J. J. Britto Piapo Nuet Ruth Jehnsom Lona Paulie Dangelory

Four School Declamatory Contests At Tabor And Emer ton

Four school declamatory contests are set for Friday night with Malvern, Tabor, Glenwood, and Thur man at Tabor in oratorical, dramatic, and humorous classes. Malvern's entrants are Daniel Seaton, Lena Paulich, and Ether Dyke. An Emerson four school event features Strahan, Emerson, Henderson, and Jed Oak with Everett Gino, Mildred Nims, and Marval Nowell representing Strahan.

Tabor Emerton Malvern Milla County Glenwood Thurman Thia Daniel Seaton Lena Paulich Fther Dyken Jane Herrick Ruth Kier Paul Criawell Emerson Emerson i Strahan Emerson, Henderdon Jed Oak Everett Gino Mildred Nims Marval Nowell Ray Shaw Helen McLain Vir-ginia McLain

The Dalphian Meeting Program and Birthday Observance

The regular Dalphian Society meeting will be held Tuesday March 2 at 2 30 pm in the club room led by Mrs Ira Fritz with a program of landscape painters Corot Rousseau Millet and Diaz Dupre Bonheur and others. A Thursday afternoon event featured decorations in memory of George Washingtons birthday. A decision was made to form a ladies group to meet monthly to discuss farming interests with about twenty present and refreshments served.

Dal‘plan Society Ira Fritz Ans Leater Saarta Drun Wattesu Lawnes Chas Bummera Chardin V. A. Summare Wastin Corot Rousseau Homer Walker Millet Jay Summers Diaz Dupre Harold Cheney Rosa Bonheur Mise Marion Black Eto Jent George Washington Mra Clark Hilton Farm Bureau Mra. Donner

Birthday Dinner Held At Dan Harvey Home In Paare ville

A birthday dinner Sunday at the Dan Harvey home in Paare ville honored Mrs. George Marsh. Mrs. Harvey prepared roast chicken and accompaniments plus a birthday cake, described as delicious.

Dan Harvey Paareville Fanor George Marsh

Masonic Instruction Session Acknowledges Strong Attendance

Bad weather challenged the Magsoule School of Instruction last week but attendance remained good and the sessions on Wednesday and Thursday were enthusiastically received. Brother Erickson, a top state instructor, led engaging seminars with social hours each evening. Attendees included guests from Tabor and Sidney. The Migonlc lodge plans a father and son banquet around the ninth of next month, with further details to follow.

Magsoule School of Instruction Erickson Tabor Sidney Migonlc Lodge

Regular Inspection and Degree Work at Silver Urn Chapter

Regular inspection of Silver Urn chapter O B 8 in Malvern is scheduled for next Thursday March 4. The School of Instruction will be in the afternoon at Muguale hall with Mrs B B May Shenandoah Oe Instructor. Degree work follows in the evening and at 6 30 p m supper will be served in the Community building dining room. Mrs C a Kilna chairman of the refreshment committee asks all who attend to notify her on early date as possible.

Malvern Muguale B. B. May Shenandoub Oe C. A. Kilna

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