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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1937
Page
4
Malvern prep athletes dominated a local meet with top finishes from Arthur McCull, Teed, Lavell Eliett, and Pister. The event showcased strong performances by Malvern and other area teams.
The Black Panthers fell to Malvern 44 to 18 amid poor passing and lack of team play. Malvern features players Willard Millikan Tom Benton Homer Jackson Tom Stevens and Walter Schuruicher in a decisive victory.
Emerson narrowly defeated Stanton 19 to 18 in a tense Tuesday basketball game. Emerson led early, Stanton tied at halftime, then the Swedes moved ahead in the third quarter and held on as both sides missed late free throws. Coach Reynolds saw three late tosses miss as Stanton failed to flip the outcome.
Emerson high school basketball crushed Strahan 25 to 5 at Emerson Friday night to run to 11 wins in 12 starts. The Emerson seconds also won 15 to 13 as the home team opened with a 20 to 3 first quarter surge and led 34 to 12 at halftime before giving others a chance in the second half.
A glitchy recap shows Henderson rivals edging locals with key play from Harever who posted 27 points. Jackson led Ortolks with 13 points as Dykes Bart rotated subs Bing ham Fickel Ehasselquist to keep the bench energized in a 24 to 14 first-half margin.
The Parsons home hosts a Chess Club meeting where Paul Swoheda announced a new format for the city championship. A challenger from any player may seek the title, with a four or more game match for the trophy. The championship requires three consecutive wins to claim ownership of the title. Attendees included Dan Ssoboda, Guy Lawrey, Petersen, and others.
Wesley Chapel reports from the Ladies Aid meeting honoring Mire Wilson and upcoming hostesses. Farm Bureau women heard a lesson on home accidents and prevention. Neighborhood youth events include a shine party and oyster stew gathering. Local illness notes mention Allen Nesbitt, Pearl Clark, and Mabel Pearson improving after sinus and ear infections.
Forests protect soil by reducing erosion and runoff, filter air through carbon exchange, and stabilize watersheds. They support fishing and hunting, safeguard lands otherwise unproductive, and contribute to cleaner air and climate resilience.
Funeral services for Mike Kammerer were conducted at the Reform church with Rev. Thos. Dixson officiating. Burial followed in Imogene cemetery beside his wife, who died four years earlier, amid a large local attendance. Kammerer, born February 25, 1849 in West Marlin County, Pa, lived in Zwingle and Imogene, where he resided until his death at his daughter's home in Plattsmouth after a brief illness. He leaves five children, 17 grandchildren, 13 great grandchildren, three sisters, and several Kammerer brothers. The community shares in the loss as neighbors and relatives attend services and plans for the upcoming bazaar in St. Patrick's hall are announced.
Malvern high school basketball fell to Treynor 22 to 15 in the varsity contest and 9 to 4 in the junior game. Malvern battled through three quarters with a tied halftime score before Treynor pulled away in the final period, as Walker scored Malvern’s only field goal.
A natural history note explains moose antlers expand yearly as the largest deer family members. Antlers may reach up to ten pounds with spreads around fifteen inches. Growth includes solid bone tips up to twelve inches, and the number of points varies, highlighting the impressive and evolving structure of moose antlers.
Mee Harry Conrad and Clyde attend a reunion at the Kammerer home after guests from Wall Kammer observe time with the family. Affe Ryan returns home to care for Skahill children. daughter Margaret teaches in public school and may have pneumonia. Willteed substitutes. Mrs Tom Regan aids at the Skah home. Kenneth, oldest son, shows improvement. Francis Laughlin, son of Joe and Mrs. Laughlin, recovering from pneumonia. Marie Laughlin ill with influenza. The Gutschenritters and George visit Willisea to see Far Maher family. all reportedly recovered. Tim Hillyer visits Grenwood with Mrs. Hillyer to see her parents. Jimmie Laughlin’s sinus trouble causes distress. Catherine Carr travels from Malley to lend care. James Laughlin Sr. is very ill in bed. George Crawford of Red Oak visits Saturday.
An reader notes a bargain offer for one year McCalls and Pathfinder plus three months of Daily and Sunday Bee News by mail all for 2.10 dollars. Address Bee News Omaha Nebraska. 26-1f.
Will Bolten of Malvern advertises Nele Atlalia hay at twelve to sixteen dollars per ten. The notice also lists a seven year old well broke horse for sale, weight 1230, attributed to Merritt Fisher of Hastings Ta.
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