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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1929

Page

5

Community Club Holds Quarterly Meeting Thursday

The Malvern Community Club schedules its second quarterly dinner meeting with a social hour and business session on Thursday in the Malvern Community building. Dinner at 7, program by President BE W Knight, topics include Mills County Fest, road cooperation, and routine finances.

Malvern Community Club Malvern BE. W. Knight Mills County Or Fansantion C. D. Alstrone Knight

Rev Berner Returns Visit to Former Charge

Reverend Emil Berner, former pastor of the St. John's Evangelical congregation northeast of Malvern, visited with old parishioners after thirty one years. A reception at Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ponton drew more than 100 relatives and friends with music, talks, and refreshments. Berner preached once, and his son Edwin Berner, recently ordained, will serve in Waterville, Kansas. the family then headed home after their brief stay.

St. John's Evangelical Church Malvern Port Hope Mien Berner Malvern End Albert Ponton Anne Emil Berner Edwin Berner Waterville Kansas August Leu Emil Menschel William Warnke

Sportemen Must Now Get Separate Licenses

State officials announce that all hunters and trappers in Milly county must obtain individual licenses. Those who did not procure licenses before July face penalties. licenses cover all phases of hunting, fishing, and trapping. The new rule warns that permits are not transferable and must be carried during the activity.

Sportemen Milly County Beneo de Ieauad Lo & Fyher Mporteman

Edna Hall and Emmett Newton wed at Malvern ceremony

A Malvern wedding united Edna Hall daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Hall with Emmett M Newton son of Senator and Mrs BE Newton. The couple, educated at Drake and Peru normal college, will reside in Massena after August 1 and honeymoon in Minneapolis following the Des Moines event.

Malvern Mills County Edna Hall Emmett M. Newton Alfred Hall Stephens College Columbia Nebraska State Normal College Peru BE. L. Newton Anita Drake University Des Moines Fullerton Lumber Glenwood Fullerton Massena R. W. Forshey

Forty Women Visit Durbin Garden

About forty Garden club members visited the Durbin home to view Mrs. Durbin's flower garden. They admired the waterfly pool, balloon towers, annuals, phlox, trumpet vines, tiger lilies, marigolds, snapdragons, and a variety of roses. Shrubbery enhanced the lawn, and refreshments of lemonade cooled them before departure.

Garden Club James Durbin Durbin

Miss Marion Black Hosts Western College Reunion

Miss Marion Black hosted a Western college reunion dinner honoring Mrs. C F Williamson and daughter Mary of Middletown Ohio. Attendees included graduates and associates with ties to Oxford and Western college, recalling 1891 1901 alumni connections and various local figures.

Marion Black Western College C.F. Williamson Mary Middletown Qhio Oxford Oho Miss Black Williamson Mary Willamson Margaret Mudd Mary Kilpatrick J. A. Parsons Henry D. White Elizabeth Siam C. W. Bleck

Preyching in Vental Home Guests Visit Local Family

Mr and Mrs Wy Pr B Crouse of Ladyamlth Wisconsin visited last week with a son and mother, joined by Mr and Mrs M J McParland of Gourath Wha. They plan to stay with relatives including Mind Wood Vental of Gras and other family members as they visit.

B. Crouse Ladyamlth Wie Suta I Seoing M. J. McParland Gourath Wood Vental Crouse Adyeh Strahan

Mills County Bank Deposits Reach 3.8 Million

The July 1 statements show deposits by thirteen Mills County banks totaling 3,804,696.33, up 101,412.56 from a year earlier and wider increases over two years. Loans total around 3.6 million with a few declines since March 27, 1929, and a breakdown lists deposits per bank including Malvern Natl Bank, Town State Savings, Silvey City State Bank, Mineola State Bank, and others.

Mills Mills County Silver City Silvey City State Bank Mineola Glenwood Farmers and Marrchants’ Savinge Bank Glenwood State Bank Mills County Natl Emerson Emerson State Bank Henderson Farmers Natl. Bank Gtwalare

Ben Breeding Raises Good Wheat In Early Harvest

Ben Breeding was among the first to thresh and deliver his wheat this year. He threshed on Tuesday, with fifteen acres yielding an average of 29 bushels per acre and grading one, test weighing around sixty pounds. The Iowa bred variety performed well in this region and sold for $1.24 at the Malvern market, a strong rebound from last year.

Ben Breeding Malvern

Malvern Team Beats Union Pacific In Close 8 4 Win

The Malvern baseball team defeated Union Pacific Athletic club 8 to 4 on Sunday, with key hitting by Walker and Zanders and solid pitching by Windom. The win keeps Malvern undefeated this season as they prepare to face Omaha Body Works of Cornell Bluffs next Sunday.

Malvern Union Pacific Athletic Club T Dickerson Walker Zanders Windom Omaha Cornell Bluffs Malvern Boys Malvern Vantin Dacilie Windom Dickerson Graham Robert E. Pace Roberte , McCord Clink Landis Ab Miller Anders AB Eyre Jones If Chambers Walker Lewis Shere Rt Burkett

Harriet Bacon Honored With Surprise Birthday Party

Harriet Bacon was honored by her mother Mrs John Bacon with a surprise birthday party at the Bacon home on Tuesday afternoon. She is ten years old and eleven friends attended, with gifts and games throughout the afternoon. Guests included Eleanor Farquhar Velma Jean Caudell Darlene Davin Grace Cox Wahneeta Cox Dorothy Galliher Enid Pace Ruth Louise McCord Katherine Swain Mary Louisa Juelke and Doris Ireland.

Harriet Bacon John Bacon Bacon Harriet

New Hatchery Building Under Construction in Malvern

Excavation began last Tuesday for a new 28 by 70 foot brick hatchery to be built by Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wilson on former Catholic church property between Galliher Garage and Iowa Nebraska Light office. The Wilson Hatchery will relocate from its Wil son home to expand business with 102000 egg incubator capacity, offices at the front, incubators rear, and poultry supplies on sale. Expected move about September first will modernize Malvern's business district.

Carl Wilson Wilson Hatchery Wilson Home Malvern Chireh Galliher Iowa-Nebraska Light and Lower Company Wilsons Pew Tncnbators Wilson

Arm Severed In Accident At Maytag Plant

Mrs. B A Benton received word Tuesday of a serious accident involving Ralph Ranne, an employee at Maytag in Newton, whose arm was severed at the shoulder. His parents Mr and Mrs Jasper Ranne and brother Robert Ranne left for Newton to be at his bedside. details remain unknown.

B. A. Benton Ralph Ranne Maytag, Company Newton Benton Jasper Ranne Robert Ranne

Mills County 4-H Club Dominates Annual Fair Preparations

Mills County 4-H clubs play a central role in the upcoming fair set for August 5 to 7. Exhibits include dairy calves, beef, pigs, and sheep, with 4-H members planning demonstrations, window hangings, lamp shades, and training pictures. A $6,000 livestock parade, stock judging, and health contests highlight the event, with winners earning trips and state fair entry.

Mills County G.A. Rosenfeld Anes Adveration Mra Roy Danner Clarvores? Club Alas Vira Nios Ale Malverpetiye Brambrackeluta Dlradhy Hyzer V. A. Matthews Thrifty Thirteen Club Janis Slaughter Handy Handy Elva Wilson Bilgerettes Malvernettes Shamrock Club Ilis Medina

American Legion Auxiliary Meeting Details Error

The text reports an American Legion Auxiliary meeting with garbled date and time details. It urges members to be prompt and attend, noting a planned gathering by the auxiliary group associated with the American Legion.

American Legion Auxiliary Meeting

Mansfield Returns From Visit to Eastern Markets

Mr and Mrs R W Mansfield returned from an extended trip to eastern furniture markets visiting Chicago Grand Rapids Detroit and Newcastle Indiana. They toured the Chicago furniture mart Carpens factory and major upholstery operations while making fall and winter purchases now shipping. Mansfield noted the trip broadened contacts and strengthened business ties with suppliers and retailers in the Malvern area.

R. W. Mansfield Detroit Indiana Newcastle Hooalor Kitchen Cabinet Company Chicago Carpens Monefield Eftes Malvern

McFarlands Honored With Dinner Sunday

A surprise dinner was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wood in Ves tal to honor Mr. and Mrs. M. I. Mc Farland of Conrath Wisconsin for Mr. McFarland’s eighty four th birthday. Attendants included L H Mc Farland Shenandoah Henry Mc Parland Ed Piburn Vern Hammack Virgil Vestal D H Vestal Roger Eugene W I B Crouse Ladysmith Arthur Churchman W M Vestal Dorothy Franklin and others in a pleasant gathering with refreshments served as a cafeteria meal.

M. I. McFarland Conrath Wis Wood Vestal Mr. McFarland McFarland L. H. McFarland Henry Mc- Parland Shenandoah Ed Piburn Vern Hammack Virgil Harry Piburn Edward Donald Marvin D. H. Vestal Roger Eugene W. I. B. Crouse Ladysmith Arthur Churchman W. M. Vestal Dorothy Franklin

First Reunion of Company I Men Planned for Sunday

The 168th Infantry veterans of the Rainbow Division plan a Sunday reunion on July 28 at Glenwood Lake Park Glenwood. A memorial program will honor fallen servicemen with Reverend Lawrence B. Day delivering the address and local officials attending. Reservations for a basket lunch are requested to PF. K. Minner at No. 1 Vine St. Apartments.

Company 1 168Th Infantry Glenwood Lake Park Glenwood PF. K. Minner Vine St Council Bluffs Lawrence B. Day Grant City Missouri Clarence Lake Park Ralph D. Linville America Williams Phillips Frank W. Choate Philp B. Minner Lel Ly Clarence BR Glenwaeod Lake Park Gene Aramid Square Cenoral Thiley Wool P Hall Cengral Tales

Wheat yields 32 bushels per acre on Stevesson farm

Harley Stevesson threshed 45 acres of low shread wheat on his farm southwest of town early this week, totaling 2,878 bushels and averaging a little over 32 bushels per acre. The new variety proved well adapted to the soil and climate.

Harley Stevesson

Lutherans Celebrate 400th Luther's Catechism in Atlantic

Lutherans from Atlantic Adair Wints and Oakland gathered last Sunday for a 400th anniversary observance of Martin Luther's Small Catechism and the town's 100th anniversary. The morning service featured Otto Erbe of Boone and German address by H Bestre of Starm Lake. Afternoon speakers included Todi seriiene Were and Muster bM Selteet of Battle Creek Nebraska with the congregation in attendance.

Atlantic Adair Wints Oatkland Atuneie Martin Luther Missouri Synod Badtor Otto Erbe Boone Stoke Tomege Peister Cy. H. Bestre Starm Lake Cerman Todi Seriiene Selteet Battle Creek Nebrgud Bester Theo Ootat Ball Thy Seah Feuis Dagahter Marthin Bravat

East Liberty Cemetery Association Meeting Scheduled

East Liberty Cemetery Association will hold its regular meeting Wednesday at the church.

East Liberty Cemetery Association Mesting

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Community Club St. John's Church Thall Durbin Garden Malvern Malvern Natl. Bank Town State Savings Bank Pur Farmers Hastings Botna Valley Pat Ben Union Pacific Harret Basen Shepherdes Madonny Child Priarcilla Splaning Priscila Gleaners Tovestock Freuont Adlai Cade Adal Page Taylor Aga Ringwald Malvern Com Hiunity Club Page County Farm Bureau Awerwen Legion Auxiliary I Mansfield McFarlands Company I Men Impany Battles Alsace-Lorenine Champagne Chateau Thierry Mirell Crewnion Ghatea Herley Stevesson
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