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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1934
Page
6
A revised schedule for Malverh's softball league lists matchups starting Monday with Robbins vs. Lotra-Nebradkans and Ostera 2 facing Cold Storage. Kehednie nets details for upcoming games while other fixtures include Plymontha n on June 16.
The Plymouths beat Cold Storage 11 to 2 as Anderson and Bartholomew worked the batteries for the losers and Kilne Windom for Plymouths. Windom saved several fouls amid muddy conditions at home plate while Johnson contributed several double plays. the crowd noted Saar’s age and Korea remark as part of the odd game chatter.
The Transtet team defeated Cold Storage 16 to 7 in seven innings. Hertz fanned three, Anderson struck out four, and Frank Zetters belted a home run for Transfer ten. Several errors plagued both sides as Piper struggled for Trans fer ten and Hoover miscued.
Rain halted two local games as a heavy shower interrupted the day at the fair grounds. The Mineola contest and a Cox Grocery softball matchup were each in half innings when rain paused play.
The Fish and Game Commission announces new rules allowing all fish species to be legally taken from state waters after 6 a.m. on June 15. Rock bass and black bass may be taken after this date, along with creples from all waters.
Oilers surged past the HFC Merchants with a dominant showing Tuesday. Anderson opened the scoring in the fourth inning, driving in two runs, while Frepols Pace and Andereop anchored a 3 scoreless innings battery before the bullpen closed the game.
Burlington's diesel Zephyr to run test trip over new transcontinental link through the Moffat Tunnel to California. Plans announced by Ralph Budd include a June 16 ceremony in Denver and a mountain railway procession to showcase the route from Chicago via Colorado to Salt Lake City.
Local note announces plans to host several nationally known aviators for an art show on Monday. Aircraft crew includes Willis Duke Trowbridge, Capt. R. C. Downing, Ryéti cabin crew, and Tatian McEwensh & Spartan. Planes arrive Monday at 11 a.m. and stay at the fair grounds all day.
Rev and Mrs Thomas and sons of Bagley formerly of Wesley Chapel visited friends here Tuesday. Elva Wilson earned a Simpson College degree Tuesday and plans to teach. Pauling Sowers finished business courses at Simpson and returned home with Mr and Mrs John Rainbow and Paul. she will type contracts at Farm Bureau office for now. Jeannette and Arthur Luther also Simpson students returned Tuesday for the summer. Mrs Clinton Parker visited Mineola 4 H girls club Thursday and presented home furnishing projects. Geraldine Parker will attend summer school in Council Bluffs staying with sister Mrs Clifford Clay. Kenneth and Donald Parker visited the Roscoe Slater home near Emerson over the weekend. Mary Margaret joined them for a few days. Marion Plumb, post surgery, is improving and plans to leave hospital soon and go home with sister Mrs Ralph Knight at Bhonandosh for a while.
In the last week of Bible school at Wesley Chapel attendance is down due to measles yet those attending report great joy and benefit. Certificates will show each pupil’s work. A picnic is planned after Thursday’s lunch talk and next Sunday is Children’s Day with a baptismal gathering for parents to present their children.
The article notes an 18 bet planning to hire youth to attend and promises a clearer announcement next week. It reports the Epworth League program at Henderson church last Monday, expresses sympathy for hostess Leena Harbor, and mentions her illness and mumps. The next meeting is set for June 26 at her home. Velma Winslow visited Tabor after a weeks-long stay with her sister, Mrs. Lynn Parker.
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