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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1923

Page

5

Annual Fair Promises Well

Preparations are underway for the Fair and Race Meet on August 6 to 10 with hoped for record crowds. Premiums exceed prior years and exhibits are filling quickly. a strong musical program and free afternoon stunts are planned. County League baseball, trotting and pacing races, plus special days including a free-admission children’s day, headline a busy week at the Fair Grounds. John Abraham, a prominent farmer, will speak on farm matters of interest to both farmers and town residents.

Fair Grounds Fair Association

Great Lecturers Coming This Summer

The Chautauqua program this year features three eminent speakers Governor George A Carlson Pattison Kline and John Abraham with Carlson highlighting the American spirit Born to Swedish parents in a poor Town and rising from Colorado beginnings to service as District Attorney and Inter Governor of Colorado culminating in a notable career and expected strong lectures this summer.

Malvern George A. Carlson Pattison Kline John Abraham Carlson Colorado West

Notable speakers to headline summer lecture list

The Swede known for straight shooting and courage will headline the season with Governor Carlson leading the lecture lineup. Pattison Kling, a veteran orator, will speak on July 28 about the idea that reading without thinking is futile and discuss what four men think about whom they think.

Carlson Chautaqua Pattison Kling

Malvern Fourth of July Picnics Draw Local Families

A long running custom brings Malvern families together for picnics on the Fourth of July. This year guests gathered at the Frank Robbins home then returned to town for celebrations. Attendees included N A Deardorff Royce Robbins Collin s Steele and families, Dorothy Helen Slothower, Mrs Nixon of Chicago, Larry Moore of Craig, Nebr, and I A Parsons with relatives from Council Bluffs and Omaha. Several picnics also took place in City Park with large crowds enjoying noon and evening meals.

Malvern Frank Robbins N. A. Deardorff Nebr I. A. Parsons Gen George Council Bluffs Omaha Mia Elmer Thomas Williamson George Wiliamson

Epworth Ledgua Institute to Open July 23 at Glenwood Lake Park

The third annual Epworth Ledgua Institute will open July 23 at Glenwood Lake Park with strong advance reservations. Mills County plans a 70-bed dormitory for women and several leagues prepare housing, while a pavilion dining hall and dedicated Mills County Building are outlined for the later Mills County Jubilee Day. The faculty features Rev. R Burton Shepard as dean and L E Ripley as manager with Dr Hutchinson and Geo and Mrs Baker aiding. About sixty Mills County youths are anticipated to attend.

Epworth Ledgua Institute Glenwood Lake Park Hill and Valley Leagues Shenandoah League Southern Subdistrict Leagues Institute Association Clenwood Mills County R. Burton Shepard Council Bluffs L. E. Ripley Hutchinson Okoboji Institute Geo. Baker Mille County

Fourth of July Festivities Shine Across Towns

Many towns honored the Fourth with sunny weather and lively celebrations. Red Oak hosted a fine American Legion event, Tabor held an old fashioned celebration with a ball game, and Glenwood featured a parade by the Institution residents. Sidney, Malvern, and others enjoyed all day programs, bands, a white way carnival in Malvern, booths, races, and prizes. The Malvern event raised funds for a new Community building.

Red Oak American Legion Tabor Glenwood Trimates Sidney Malvern Women’s Civic Improvement Club eHema Silver City New York City BR. W. Criswell Parker and Schude Wilkerson Henderson Kance Criswell

Unfortunate accident hurts Mrs. Robbing on Fourth of July

Mrs. J. D. Robbing suffered a broken leg above the knee while walking along Chase Street near the blacksmith shop on July Fourth. Dr. Parsons treated her at home after setting the bone and an X ray was taken. This leg has a prior knee fracture from just over a year ago. The break is not as severe as the last but will keep her laid up for a while.

J. D. Robbing Chase Street

Methodist Jubilee Day Draws Mills County Faithful

Mills County Methodists invite all to a Jubilee Day at Geneva Park on May 22 with two noted speakers, morning services at 10 45, a noon basket dinner, and afternoon and evening programs. Attendance expected from every church. Epworth League Institute follows with a large chorus choir led by Mr and Mrs George Baker.

Top Mills Ghenwennllithe Park iMpworth Leeuche Institute Hettie Johns Fies Jdeter Mia County Aden Shady Park John Hillman Simpson College First Methodist Church Des Moines Hither Highy Chicago George Baker Epworth League Institute Mills County Methodists

Report Of The Big Celebration For the Fourth

A civil club review of the Fourth of July celebration funds lists subscriptions totaling 208.00 from businessmen and proceeds from ball games and stands. Donations from Malvern Milling Co, Malvern Leader, Glove Novelty Co and others supported event costs. various sponsors supplied prizes, prizes and services. The balance in bank stands at 572.22 with many citizens contributing time and talent.

Club Improvement Club Mulholland Co Lad McCullough Malvern Milling Ca Malvern Leader Harry Landis Cartriges Globe Novelty Co Lee Steyer Candy Co Frank Slertz Mark Swartz Arthur Phelps Wenderson Hall Rascaa Parker Emerson Ball Clem and Criswell Ce Oo Doardorff Paulin Aml Gridley C. M. Kearney Grose Boyer’s A. Mulholand Grocery Roberts Bros J. E. Randerson Amsse Norse Shoes Roberts Brown Mansfield & McKown Malvern Malvern Light & Power Lighta

Local Civic Fund Aims to Buy Shares and Raise Funds

A community effort discusses applying funds toward a civic enterprise. Receipts from Port leaves and a few dollars aim to reach a 1000.00 goal. Candy and novelties are to be sold to boost the fund and support the project.

Truck Crash North of Glenwood Injures Two Red Oak Men

A speeding milk truck on the Federal highway north of Glenwood careened across the road and overturned. Drivers Fred Knapp and Dave Cooksey of Red Oak were severely injured, with one suffering head injuries and the other a broken leg. They were rushed to Red Oak after bail was posted for their appearance post recovery. Eleanor, Harriet, and Elizabeth Duerr of Council Bluffs, with Miasea Senior, visited from Council Bluffs to spend the Fourth, joining a noon dinner after arriving Wednesday.

Glenwood Red Oak Fred Knapp Dave Cooksey Bond Mulasoe Eleanor Harriet Elizabeth Duerr Council Bluff Miasea Coutell Bluffs

Malvern Wins Fourth Game in Doubleheader Showdown

A large July fourth crowd watched Mills County Case Will League action. Malvern defeated Henderson 12 to 3 in a late surge after a scoreless start, while Glenwood beat Emerson 16 to 6 behind Bishop’s curveball. Malvern’s Paull homered and Piee collected four hits in the win, with strong batting from several teammates. The upcoming schedule features Malvern at Henderson and Glenwood at Emerson.

Mills County Dopa Glenwood Emerson Bishop Malvern Henderson Mere Tenderson Meiraseel Dlenderson Paull Piece Henderson J . Malvern Henderson H. Garkus J. Wilkenson Noyle H. Wilkenson Paulin Cuppack

Passing of a Pioneer in Mills County Iowa

Abel Cary, born December 28 1862 near Munice Indiana, died July 1923 near Hastings Iowa. A Mills County pioneer, he came with his parents to Mills County at age two, lived on a farm in Indian Creek and later in Anderson township. Survived by wife Mary Ry Timndtt, two sons Pearl and J W Cary, seven grandchildren, a sister Mrs B J Thackefellow, and numerous friends. Funeral services were held at Hastings M E Church with burial at Flouting Cemetery. Pallbearers included Walter Fisher Marion Everett Clifford Purcell Clyde Gennung. The obituary notes his leadership in farming and the Hastings community.

China Charlea Anderson Donald Anederson Ira Turner Walter Fisher Marion Everett Clifford Purcell Clyde Norman Genung Abel Cary Munel Indiana Nia Hastings Iowa Miy Jan Cary Mills County Iowe Indian Creek Thy Mia County Mary Ry Timndtt Ulin Anderson Township Pearl J. W.o Yeacilow Ome Sleter J. Thackafellow Willon Nebr Ty Toth Harvey George Terahey Cine Cary TC Orient Hote Tos Milla Tg. O Hastie Kiva View

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Kline Methodist All Mills County Glenwood Park Mills Counte Chas, Summers Pratk Puttners R. Harry Wilson Shenandoah Chas. II. Summers Harry Wilson Helfers Frank Summers Widy
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