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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1930
Page
2
Malvern locals share weekend visits from Indianola Sibley and Omaha with relatives and friends. Residents attend Fourth of July events in Council Bluffs Shenandoah and Hot Springs while shops promote dress sales and announce upcoming social visits and travel plans.
A John Skinner house near Glenwood hosted a July fourth neighborhood picnic with well filled baskets for a supper. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hammer and family, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Maddocks, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Slaughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Clipson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Markel, Mr and Mrs. Wm. Schmter and son, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Long and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Maddocks, Hertha Chambers, Ida Skinner, Lindsay Crooks, Mr. Hammons, and Mr. and Mrs. John Skinner.
An Iowa Department of Agriculture analysis shows that butter consumption rose in 1929 due to Eat More Butter publicity and lower prices. Total state creamery butter sales reached 98,868,30% pounds with 4,887,258 pounds sold to patrons, implying a per capita consumption of 23.1 pounds, above the national average.
The Midwest Farm Bureau Training School will run July 14 through 18 at the Memorial Union on the Town State College campus Ames. Charles E Hearst Iowa Farm Bureau president announced a program featuring leaders from eleven midwestern states with sessions on organize tion work and social events no registration fee and open to all Farm Bureau members. M S Winder American Farm Bureau Federation executive secretary will outline the theme. Activities include papers on organization topics afternoon discussions special stunt night and agricultural program speakers H A Wallace editor of Wallaces Farmer will address the group. The annual commencement will feature Farm Bureau activity presentations and county township showcases with state participation. A midweek banquet and a party with costumes highlighting Farm Bureau work are planned Thursday evening Ed Cunningham former Iowa Farm Bureau secretary now with the Federal Reserve Board and Dan Turner Republican gubernatorial candidate will address Friday morning.
Members of the Paulson family gathered for a reunion and picnic at Shenandoah on Sunday with Miss Stella Paulson and many relatives from Malvern Beltrami Sioux City Council Bluffs Jamesport and local towns in attendance. A plated picnic followed at Fairmont Park in Council Bluffs and a subsequent gathering at the Pauulvon home featured a lawn gathering with seven brothers attending.
Malvern Batemen baseball team claimed two Meta trophies last weekend defeating Stanton nine on foreign fields. At Red Oak on July 4 they won 8 to 6 after a slow start as McCord fanned sixteen Stanton batters. Sunday they again prevailed, beating Imogene at Imogene Diamond as Barkus limited Imogene to a single run and Malvern batsmen crossed the plate repeatedly.
The Leader Department store announces its annual summer clearance sale beginning July 11 and running through the month. Bargains cover all departments with new seasonable merchandise to clear racks and shelves, avoiding carryover. Read pages 4 and 5 of The Lender for descriptions and visit for other bargains not listed in the ad.
A freight train derailed near Malvern Monday evening after failing to take a sidetrack. The steam switch was damaged and six cars detached delaying service until repairs. Goon Rapids visitor Jonss and brother J W Jones were in town Monday.
Mr ane Mite Ropait and family traveled to Louisville to celebrate with their patents Mr. and Mrs. Albert Moor and Mrs. Moore's sister Mrs. Yainne Claueen from Princeton. Reeport notes relatives Ed mouths and Glenn Gant of Boise City attended before a reunion.
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