Malvern Suffers Second Defeat by Oakland at Home
Malvern could not convert scoring chances as Oakland won 4 to 0 on the fair grounds diamond. BE Pace hit a three-base line drive for Malvern’s lone run in the seventh, while McCord and G Ratkus made key defensive plays. Oakland’s strong outfield limited Malvern’s hits and four Malvern errors aided the visitors. Next Sunday Grant Town visits Malvern for a home game.
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Malvern
Oakland
Fair Grounds
BE. Pace
McCord
Windom
F. Pace
E. Pace
G. Ratkus
Pace
Mortlaon
Pullen
Perdue
G. Batskus
Zanders
Grant
Town
B. Pace
Barkus
Morrison
Hase
Bally
Kindhart
Malvern Couple Announces June Wedding in Scotia
Harold Breeding and Miss Kathe Joanna Majewakie wed at four o clock in Scotia New York in a ceremony for immediate family and close friends. Harold, son of Guy and Mrs. Breeding, works in the General Electric illumination lab in Schenectady while Kathe Joanna serves as a stenographer at GE. Harold and Kathe Joanna plan future visits after farming commitments delay their celebration.
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Malvern
Harold Breeding
Guy Breeding
Scotia
New York
Max Arthur Majewakie
Kathe ‘Jo
Anna
Harold Alberts Breeding
Breeding
Harold
Malyerg
Ames
Alpha Kappa Delta
Ata Kappa Mu
General Electric Company
Achenectady
Former Classmates Break Fast at Beattie Home
Mrs. H. T. Beattie hosted a breakfast Saturday morning in honor of Mrs. W. A. Black. Former schoolmates and friends from their girlhood years gathered to reminisce, share pranks, and enjoy the morning together. Attending were Becky Brothers, Marian Black, Margaret Mudd, Mae Churchill, Grace Church Buffington, Myrtle Hiett, Lucy Jones Clark, Allee Bentley, and the hostess Rnest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Beattie
W. A. Black
Becky Brothers
Marian Black
Margaret Mudd
Mae Churchill
Grace Churchil Buffington
Myrtle Hiett
Lucy Jones Clark
Allee Bentley
Epworth League Institute marks record turnout in Glenwood Park day
All Mills County Day at Glenwood Park drew over two hundred Epworth Leaguers from southwestern Iowa. The Epworth League Institute ran from Monday the eleventh to last Sunday afternoon and was praised as one of the best ever held. Sunday services and a Sunday School Board meeting were announced, with Rev Mills delivering the sermon last Sunday morning.
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Easterquist
Hicks
Mills
Methodist Burely
Shelby
Glenwood
Beatties Entertain in Honor of W A Blacks
Mr and Mrs H T Beattie hosted a 7 o'clock dinner honoring Mr and Mrs W A Black of Salt Lake City who are visiting with Mdiver eighteen guests. Flowers adorned each table and Elizabeth and Harriett Beattie served. After dinner guests enjoyed a front porch evening with entertainment and "Ask Me Another" questions. Attending were C W Black Marian Black Mrs Margaret Mudd Dr and Mrs J O Laird Dr and Mrs J R Scott Dr and Mrs I A Parsons Mr and Mrs F R Chantry Mrs T H Roth Mr and Mrs Geo Mellor W F P Wortman and Miss Helen Zene Wortman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Beattie
W. A. Black
Salt Lake City
Utah
Mdivern
Elizabeth
Harriett Beattie
C. W. Black
Marian Black
Margaret Mudd
J. O. Laird
J. R. Scott
I. A. Parsons
F. R. Chantry
T. H. Roth
T. H. Roth, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mellor
W. FP. Wortman
Helen Zene Wortman
Local Agent Reports brisk sales of new Dodges
R K Piper, the local Dodge Bros agent, reports strong business with several new purchases. Marian Black buys a Special Sedan, Rex Aistrope a Special Coupe, Vesta Norris a Special Sedan, Lawrence Jones a coupe, and Fred Gaylord a coupe. The new sedan is on display in Piper’s garage this week, differing from the old model.
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Dodge Bros. Motors
Dodges
Marian Black
Rex Aistrope
Vesta Norris
Lawrence Jones
Fred Gaylord
Malvern Community Club Meeting Moves to Legion Rooms
The regular monthly Malvern Community Club gathering is set for Tuesday evening July 26 at 8 p.m. in the Legion rooms. Members hope for a large turnout to discuss plans for fall and address issues for the town’s benefit.
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Malvern Community Club
Legion Rooms
State Geologists Find Deep Gravel Deposits Near Malvern
State geologist R P Jones and assistants reported a large bed of gravel on the Fred Durbin farm west of Malvern. Drilled holes showed eight to ten feet of gravel with water at ten feet, suggesting a multi-acre, high quality source for road material. Samples were sent to the highway commission for testing.
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Fred Durbin
Malvern
R. P. Jones
A. Curtis
F. J. Kiting
Fort Road
Mills County
Silver Creek
Highway Commission
Milla
Fones
State Highway Commission
Towa
Open Letter from Kiwanis Club to Omaha Neighbors
The Kiwanis Club of Omaha writes an open letter urging support for state polls on Monday July 11, 1927, praising highway progress and the removal of inter state barriers. It envisions a toll free hard surfaced highway linking New York Chicago Des Moines Council Bluffs Omaha Denver and the West, forecasting yearly travel and broad prosperity for the Western region.
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The
Kiwanis Club of
Omaha
New York
Chicago
Des Moines
Cornell Bluffs
Denver
Far West
Jona
Progress
All Omaha
Cemetery Officials Meeting Report From Clarinda
Fritz of the Mad vern Cemetery Association attended the fourth annual convention of town cemetery officials at Clarinda and reported a fine meeting. About 35 delegates attended from 115 members. The association, new but active, helped push a law through the American Legion to care for soldiers' graves. New officers named: H. D. Briges president E. C. Fisher vice president Jeroy Christie secretary-treasurer BE Drake corresponding secretary.
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Tra FE
Fritz
Madvern Cemetery Association
American Legion
H. D. Briges
Oskalonsa
E. C. Fisher
Des Moines
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Beattie Homie
Methodist Episcopal Church
Paul H. Hicks
W. A
Landis Hardware
Harry BR. Landis
Ten Fest
Bae Babin
Eee Alverth
Folsomi
Durbin
Middle West
Jeroy Christie
Ottemaa
Trevenrer
W. Drake
Chatton
J. R. Cardwell
Malvern, Iowa
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