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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1950
Page
6
The 1950 Mitts County Fair board outlined features for the event including Pete Tai-Tex's Bellywood Thrill Show expected to wow crowds and disrupt auto production with stunts. The program lists parades and attractions from Aug 10 to Aug 11, with entries already lining up for the horse show and other events.
The Redbirds drop the second game as Jim Neanedy's squad earns a seventh straight win. Key contributions come from Christ ine and Zanders for Malvern, while Max Dastner and Johnas Marlon add important hits. Errors by Malvern aid Kennedy's Bayes in the fall game, despite strong hitting from several Redbird players.
A garbled OCR fragment reports scattered names and places including rivers, streets, and dates. Readable bits mention Mars, Water, Matthews, and Barvaina with unclear actions or events. The jumble suggests a damaged notice page with partial person and location references.
Treynor defeats Tabor with strong pitching by Strohbehn who allowed 10 hits as Malvern's team combined for twelve hits led by Done, Zanders and Mesekat. Scoring included a three run shot by Chantys and key doubles from Johan Panteott, while Redbirds and Clowns plated multiple runs in a high-scoring extended game.
Mr and Mrs Charten Trively Mrs Lyle Dodd and Rev C A Calkins organized transport for a group of daily vacation Bible school students to Waubonale State Park on Monday where they enjoyed a picnic. Attendees were Afth sixth and seventh graders who completed a two week Bible study course under Rev E O Douglass and C Ott. Additional religious and social visits occurred as Rev and Mrs James Me Tldawney and family arrived in New York en route to Shenandoah for Methodist Conference and to visit relatives locally.
Zelina Conant Fletcher will present her pupils in a major recital at the Glenwood high school auditorium next Wednesday June 14. Pupils in her combined classes will take part in the program.
Oakland seventh annual horse show featured Mills County riders winning major prizes. Ten winners included Tink Hiatt of Glenwood with Buzz and Sparky in matched pairs, Leona Helms winning Indies western pleasure, and Harry Gilmore also taking men's western pleasure. Austin Hass rode Chico Chief to both ladies and men's pleasure wins, with Janet Carter and Janice Greenwood placing in other events.
A compiled note on local church activities highlights Presbyterian and Baptist services. Presbyterian offerings include aChildren's Day and common worship, with youth and mission planning. Baptist items describe Sunday school at 10 am, morning worship, and youth fellowship events leading to a trip to Harlan, plus ongoing Bible school and weekly duties.
Everett McGrew son of Mr and Mrs D N McGrew Emer son will join 29 other Iowa State College students on a one month summer tour. The group departs Town State College June 12 to observe crops herds and industries in Missouri Kansas Oklahoma Texas Mississippi Alabama Tennessee North Carolina Virginia the District of Columbia Pennsylvania New York Michigan and Ontario Canada with a stop at Ontario Agricultural College on July 5.
Wanted custom hay baling services with Haye Case silver baler model CG 3 Ruppert Malvern Carl Mans field's store p.48-10 Also: car glass replacement by Bill at But 8 Body Shop Malvern 5851 484 son Jane Elliott recreation Farragut Joan Wortman community service World Friendship Hastings Rachel Ireland adult counselor Farragut Duane Churchman elected president of the Methodist Youth Fellowship in the Council Bluffs district at their spring rally in Red Oak April Youth day in Shenandoah urged. invite all youth to attend.
The Mills Fremont counties Af Y Purally was held at the Clans Wood Like park Sunday. Officers elected for the coming years include Diane Church president Marragut Marc Tene Kruse vice presidents Glen Wood Barbara Fletcher secretary Cary Thimlure Jean Hauser treasurers Malvern Charles Steevens worship chairman. Meetings set for social room at the church at 2. Rehearsals and Sunday school schedules announced. St Johns Lutheran Church plans and funeral notice affect upcoming services. life of Christ film to be shown Sunday evening despite a pastor’s absence.
The note expresses sincere thanks for an excellent vote of confidence in the company and its service. Signers include FR. EM iron W.OAL Hennett Mildred Fickel Lytth Mason Fred Warshbarser Joe Fox ion Gamble Don Snyder as employees of the Iowa Tower & Light Co.
Randolph area residents enjoyed a day of calling and visiting. Ralph Wedner quist and George Wederquist from Malvern spent Sunday with R. E. Wederquist Jr. Tom Tyner and Clele Tyner visited Shenandoah and called on Dick Tyner and Ralph Costello households. Dr. Hawley Kerr and Mrs. Kerr of Hamburg called on Dr. Wm. Kerr.
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