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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1948

Page

6

Redbirds edge Hamburg 7 6 in eighth inning

Malvern Redbirds erode a 4 2 deficit by scoring five runs in the seventh and eighth frames to beat Hamburg 7 6 in a postponed pitching duel. Malvern pitcher Jackson worked all nine innings allowing 11 hits as Hamburg led early 5 2. In the eighth Elmer Jackson, Dashner, and John Adkins contributed key hits, while Brake added two doubles for Malvern.

Malvern Redbirds Hamburg Malvern Sacson Fairgrounds Filmer Jackson Robinson Paulson Hatfield Bryce Adkins Elmer Jackson Jackson John Adkins Dashner Brake Redbirds Graves ABR Hshpo Ase

First Loss at Glenwood for Malvern Redbirds

Malvern loses 3 to 1 at Glenwood Wednesday night as J Adkins drives in the lone run on a grounder by Danny Zander. Cr Hughes holds Malvern to six hits with 10 strikeouts, while Glenwood posts runs in the 4th and 8th. Danny Wanders from Fond-Du-Lac on 16 day Yankees leave and C Hughes joins Grand Forks club in the Northern League.

Malvern Glenwood Redbirds J. Adkins Danny Zander Cr. Hughes Christians Hughes Danny Wanders Fond-Du-Lac Wis Yankee Yankees C. Hughes Grand Forks N. J Glenw'd

Redhinds Mayers and Players Reach Averages

The Redhinds show a team line with five Mayers and an average over 230. The players and their percentages are listed as Daetter a Varksom Hatnei Jang. The text presents statistics for ALee, Trake Christians and others, though the legibility is limited.

Daetter Varksom

Cars Licensed in Malvern Area This Week

Several Malvernites had new cars licensed this week listing owners and vehicles by town. Names include Willard W. Salmons Plymouth Mrs Bertha B. Angus Plymouth C A Boyer Chevrolet Dr Frank B E Wilson Packard and others in Mills county such as Claude E F Davis Karl Gibson B N Maxwell Max Schoening Chrysler Imogene Lynn Costello Frazier Pat F Maher Chevrolet Hastings Mary Washburn Oldsmobile Verden Granteer Chevrolet T M Brazelton Chrysler Mineola Ormand Schoening Pontiac Alfred Kruce Jeep.

Malvernites Willard W. Salmons Plymouth Bertha B. Angus C. A. Boyer Chevrolet Frank BE. Wilson Packard Mills Glenwood Claude EF. Davis Karl Gibson B. N. Maxwell Max Schoening Chrysler Imogene Lynn Costello Frazier Pat F. Maher Hastings Mary Washburn Oldsmobile T. M. Brazelton Mineola Ormand Schoening Pontiac Alfred Kruce Jeep

Summers in Auto Accident Injuries Reported

Mr and Mrs John Summers of Chicago visiting for the funeral of Mrs Summers sister Mrs Harry Stoner of Lenox were injured in an auto accident near Ottawa. Mr Summers sustained a serious back injury and Mrs Summers suffered cuts and several broken ribs. Their car was demolished and both were hospitalized at Ottawa.

John ¥. Summers Chicago

Pilot Demonstrates Crop Spraying Amid Windy Conditions

Larimore Farm near Bartlett, Nebraska, vice president and pilot for the Omaha Aero Dusters, is shown at the controls during a windy day demonstration. The Navy built N&3N3, impacting spray efficiency, with limited opportunity for demonstration at Merritt.

Chf Sefton Ing Omaha Aero Dusters Larimore Bartlett, Inc Navy Merritt

Randolph Alumni Banquet Set at Schoolhouse

Randolph residents attend Omaha capping exercises for Nebraska Methodist nurses where Lois Moore receives her cap. Alumni banquet planned for June 5 at 7 PM, with Presbyterian Ladies Aid serving. Regional social visits include Des Moines and Shenandoah residents. many local families visit kin and attend church events as Memorial Sunday activities wrap up.

Memorial Sunday in Randolph Draws Out-of-Town Visitors

The Randolph area welcomed many visitors for Memorial Sunday with graveside decoration and social visits afterward. Rain cleared to sun as locals and guests, including Charlies Sexton Jr and several families from Iowa, mingled at homes and town events.

Card of Thanks from Mrs Will McCain

I thank friends and relatives for kindness in cards and letters during my illness. They are deeply appreciated by Mrs Will McCain.

Will McCain

Fat Cattle Move Higher on Omaha Market Tuesday

Fat cattle sold strong to 25¢ higher on the Omaha market after Memorial Day, with steers to $34.60 and heifers near $33.26 as supplies improve. Hog run reached 16,000, best since January 2, while fat lambs held steady with springers to $28.75 and old crops to $26.25. Notable sales include Porter Rowe steers and heifers, Walter Marshall hogs, and Ralph Wilson steer-heifer lots, as well as 6 sows and other clover.

Omaha Helfere Porter Rowe Walter A. Marshall Joe Hathaway Ralph Wilson Helfers Rees Ervin Jens Otto Mass

Funeral services honor longtime Randolph church member

Funeral services were held at the Randolph Methodist church on Saturday May 29 at 2 30 p m for a longtime member. Claude R Cook of Des Moines former pastor preached the sermon assisted by Rev J E Englund. Casket bearers named include L C Dean Jim Weldon Luis Dodd Byron Cashner J C Vanalla and D D Williamson. Interment followed in Randolph cemetery. Bertha Hall of Omaha visited Margaret Piper this week as Kay Allen Estes and Bob Rowe of Albia Iowa spent time at the W B Estes home Monday. Both attended Simpson College for a year then returned to Indianola Monday night Kay plans to return to Randolph later. Mary Ann Woodward who had been living with Mr and Mrs Fred Focht left Friday for her home in Rollo Missouri. Mr and Mrs Walter Young were Thursday evening guests as were Mr and Mrs Warren Ferrel.

Randolph School Presbyterian Ladies Aid Wm. Sober John Thomas Beverly Mitchelville Towa Burl Vinton Glenwood Bertie Thomas Orpha Huff Garfield Anderson Lincoln Jim Weldon Misa Bartena Wilson Dan Wilson Falls City Neb Rebekah Kennington Dertie Thomas Rgents Edwin McGarry Near Emerson Howard Garry Shenandoah Tralph Mygatt Eagle Grove Hr. R. Dodd Jack Fichter Elmer Fichter Mise Marge Bergman Council Bluits Cha Dodd John Dodd Red Oak H. ¥. Dodd J. Bonelund Gahu Swimmer School Siupsan College Dion Jamison Alguint Vaminer Cum Juwa Simadl Donna Charles Longmaker Wats Mtrs Ralph Mygate Ewele Grove Helen Iin Fed Klincort Ertha Hail Farimer Kinudelph E.~c. Douglass Omaha Charlies Sexton, Jr Cromwell Iowa Friends Randolph Business Houses Geo. Reefer T. W. Martin M. O. Heaton Tony Vernard Slater Charley Tillett Brunswick Clyde Heaton Malvern Dale Hampton Tabor Don Fichter Julia Fichter Dwaine Jasa Falla City Howard Ford Jasa Sidles Co Bruce Church Chicago Eugene Kilpatrick George Hatfield M. Q. Heaton Mia Harry J. Fichter Fremont County Albert C Alice Fichter Hampton Country School Tabor College American Institute of Business Des Moines Margaret Newton Sidney Grayden Harry Glen Pauline Helen J Dorthea Vivian Betty Margaret Dale Charles Donavan Fred Woodward Denver Colo Mr. Fishter Margaret Fiehter John Nieman Flint Mich Paul Chambers Jack Tyner Francia Withey Charles D Hale Cole Dist Claude R. Cook J. E. Englund Bertha Hall Margaret Piper Kay Allen Estes Bob Rowe Albia W. B. Estes Simpson College Indianola Kay Mary Ann Woodward Fred Focht Rollo

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