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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1930

Page

5

Breeding and Auth announce marriage at luncheon

Mildred Breeding announces her marriage to Ev Rene P. Auth of Decatur Ti at a luncheon hosted by her parents. The couple wed May 14 at Rockport Mn and will reside at 621 Poplar Street Terre Haute Indiana. Auth works as a draftsman for the Pennsylvania railroad.

Mildred Breeding Guy Breeding Eugenie Auth Decatur Waa Mr. Ev Rene P. Auth Rockport Balfour Red Oak Dorothy Hoshner Elizabeth Harriett Beattie Jeane Cunningham Rhoda Wederquint Tene Conyers

Candies Lanterna Light Malvern After Lightning Storm

A Saturday evening storm damaged electrical equipment in Malvern causing a blackout of about ninety minutes. Candies and Lanterna sales were disrupted as fuses and transformers burned out and some lines were blown down. Despite the outage, many residents shopped by candle and lamp light.

Malvern

Hyzer Attends Managers Breeders Meeting Friday

Albert I Hyzer secretary of the Mills County Fate association attends a Des Moines meeting of Fate managers and Hyestack breeders. He represents the dairy cattle division in the conference.

Albert I Hyzer Mills County Fate Association Des Moines Fate Hyazer

H. S. C. Club Meets at Mayfield Home in Tabor

The H. S. C. met last Wednesday with Mrs. W. J. Mayfield at Tabor. President Mrs. Guy Breeding presided. Hostess served a luncheon of creamed chicken on hot rolls, pineapple salad, pickles, cake, and coffee. Seventeen members attended with visitors including Mrs. Niederfrank, Joy Parker, Paul Good, Roy Immer, Fred Barkus, Paul McMahill, J. J. Connor, Ralph Conyers, and Misses Louise Bower, Charlotte Chambers, and Margery Good.

H. S.C W. J. Mayfeld Tabor Guy Breeding Mesdames Niederfrank Joy Parker Paul Good Roy’ “Immer Fred Barkus Paul McMahill J. J. Connor

Dorothy Vestal Weds J Arthur Churchman in June Ceremony

Miss Dorothy Vestal daughter of Mr and Mrs W M Vestal became the bride of J Arthur Churchman of Imogene at her parents home Sunday June 15 in a double ring ceremony before seventy guests. The gown was white georgette princess style with lace and a pearly necklace. Attendants included maid of honor Lucille Finley in orchid taffeta. The groom’s brother Coy Churchman attended him. Music included Mendelssohn and Oh Promise Me with Rev Paul Hicks officiating. A pink and white luncheon followed. The couple plan a motor trip and will be at home on the Criswell farm south of Strahan. Out of town guests listed.

Dorothy Vestal W. M. Vestal J. Arthur Imogene Lucille Finley Miss Finley Epworth League Esther Jean Trively Arlehe Anderson Ittle Coy Churchman BE. W. Wiman Mendelssohn Rosea Ferns Churchman American Business College of Omaha Criswell Place Strahan Marian Hunter Mra C. L. Waltz B. W. Wiman Mary Daggett Shenandoah Harold A. Young Genevieve Bobby Riverside Calif Dallas Crigwell Clifford Vestal Wales Lenore McFarland Ladysmith Wis

Two Showers Are Given For Miss Irene Brooks

Mrs J R Graves and Mrs Kenneth Graves hosted two miscellaneous showers for Miss Irene Brooks at the Graves home on a Wednesday afternoon. Guests were surprised by a rainbow ending with gifts and a clue revealing the couple's June 25 marriage to Fay McManigal. Thirty guests attended as ice cream and cake were served. On Friday, Miss Helen Gilbert hosted another shower where gifts were hidden on a girl dressed as a doll.

J. R. Graves Kenneth Graves J. R Graves Irene Brooks Miss Brooks Irene, Brooks Fay McManigal Helen Gilbert

Malvern Muse Club Meets at Mrs Steele Home

The Malvern Muse club met last Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs J M Steele. The program focused on Edward McDowell with Mrs D O Cunningham reading a life history and Mrs F R Chantry presenting an account of his works.

Malvern Muse Club J. M. Steele Edward McDowel D. O. Cunningham F. R. Chantry

County S. 5 Convention Resolutions Adopted

The Mille County Sunday School workers express appreciation to Mr Herbrecht for religious education inspiration and to state work enabling a leader with us. Thanks to the Mille County Sunday School council and Miss Kerney for secretary duties. Gratitude to the pastor and Congregational church for space and to Mrs Harry Hamilton and helpers for the potluck dinner. They endorse enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment and pledge continued temperance education. the resolution goes to Mille County area.

Glenwood Raporta Milla County Herbrecht Mim8 Kerney Harry Hamilton Mille County Sunday School Association Mila County L. D. Thomas Mex Ireland Allee

Thieves Steal Tires and Rims from Purdue Car

Thieves used a water tower light and open garage access to steal two tires and rims from Edgar Purdue’s car kept behind John Bacon’s place. They removed only one complete wheel while taking another tire and rim from an apparent mounting, noting the tires were newly purchased.

Water Tower Edgar Purdue John Bacon

Dinner honoring two brides-to-be at Mulholland home

Misses Jean Beattie and Georgia Hutchings were honored at a Saturday seven o'clock dinner and bridge party hosted by Mrs Mulholland. Guests included Misses Viola Mulholland Edna Hertz Francis Benton Ian Borene Alice McNulty Helen Jones Edna Hall Newton Alice Wilkins Phillips and Tiene Breeding Conyera.

Jean Beattie Georgia Hutchings Viola Mulholland Edna Hertz Mulholland Francis Benton Ian Borene Alice McNulty Helen Jones Meadames Edna Hall Newton Alice Wilkins Phillips Tiene Breeding Conyera

Nickols to Go With Kiwanis Party to Europe

Mrs. C. O. Nickols heads a party of travelers including Mrs. Dwight Nickola and Miss Mamie Zaelke, Visalia teacher, plus Mrs. H. O. Bateman of Forest City. They will tour Europe six weeks visiting Rome and Switzerland, planning to attend the Pagion Play in Germany.

Mra. C. O Nickolas Misa Mamie Zaelke Visalia Calif Mra. H. O. Bateman Forest City Dwight Nickola Kiwanis Club Europe Rome Switzerland Germany Shenandogh Sentinel

Wedding Attends Miss Scofield and Roy Springer in Omaha

On Saturday evening June 14 at Fairview Presbyterian Church in Omaha, Miss Dorothy Scofield married Roy Springer with Mrs. W A Taylor and daughter Helen among the guests. A reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home. The couple left for a wedding trip to Lake Minnetonka and will reside in Omaha after July 4.

Omaha W. A. Taylor Helen Dorothy Scofield Roy Springer Fairview Presbyterian Church Malvern Taylor

Empress Theater Installs Arctic Nu Air Fan

The Empress Theater added a large silent Arctic Nu Air fan this Wednesday to improve comfort. The device, built for talkies, promises a full air change every two minutes, with the fan placed in the projecting room to affect the auditorium temperature.

Empresas

Guernsey Breeders Enjoy First Picnic at Dairy Event

A report on a Guernsey breeders gathering where Prof E N Hansen Iowa State College and Karl Musser of the American Guernsey Cattle Club spoke. Musser urged efficiency and culling, noting 60 percent of registrations come from eastern regions while only 20 percent of dairy stock exist there. He predicted rising dairy demand, diversified farming, and price benefits from quality stock.

Gerster Mark C. B. Finley Midwest Feldman E. N. Hansen Iowa State College Karl B. Musser American Guernsey Cattle Club Musser Guernsey United States

Cattle and Dairy Show Winners Highlight Local Fair

R K Henderson won best Guernsey bull in the cattle show. Davis and Hyzer earned top honors for the grand champion female Guernsey. Pewter Guernsey milk containers were awarded to champions. Mrs C F Davis won best butter, Mrs Schoneick Missouri Valley second, Mrs Chas Davids third. Vare Frederick first for best milk, Schoneick second, T W Gidley third. Fremont County led judging, team scoring highest. C E B Jones Sidney won best judicial judging, Ralph Jones second. Frmont County team included these two men and Ruth Bell. Pottawattamie second, Adam third, Polk fourth, Adair fifth.

R. K. Henderson Davis Hyzer F. Davis Schoneick Missouri Valley Chas Davids Vare Frederick T. W. Gidiey Fremont County C. EB Jones Sidney Ralph Ruth Bell Frarmont County Pottawattamie County Adam Polk End Adair

Pre-Nuptial Party Honors Miss Ethel Andrews

Mrs Clifford Kelly and Mike Edna Andrews hosted a delightful pre nuptial party for Miss Ethel Andrews at Hillsdale church parlor on June 12. Pink and white decor featured garden flowers and baskets while clever stunts contests and a mock wedding provided afternoon entertainment and gifts for the honoree. Refreshments followed at 4:30 with ice cream cake and coffee.

Clifford Kelly Mike Edna Andrews Ethel Andrews Hillsdale Church

College Wisdom and the Bald Professor Quote

A fragmentary newspaper card cites a witty line about a professor and a man who knows what he's talking about. The odd wording hints at a cultural aside or diary-like item in the page's snippet. The source presents a humorous embedded quote without clear context or attribution.

Bald Pheetra

Entertain for Guests From Out of Town

Hilzabeth and James Beattie hosted a party for visiting guests Thursday night. Attendees included Misses Katherine Dateman Jane Reed Beth Patree from Council Bluffs Dorothy Boehner from Malvern and Jit Hay from Waterloo along with Bill Hand and Hi Knot from a local venue.

Hilzabeth James Beattie At & Piénft Aid Katherine Dateman Jane Reed Beth Patree Council Bluffs Dorothy Boehner Malvern Jit Hay Waterloo Bill Hand Hi Knot Cotinell Bins

Mt Vernon Notes on Corn Shelling and Local Happenings

Mt Vernon reports include MT F F Alstrope delivering about 2 500 bushels of corn by Thursday with Jim Hammers supplying power. A shelling mishap delayed operation as a conveyor jam occurred and repairs followed. Also noted are social calls by C W and Mrs Matlan Black, W A Bowers and family trip to Confeder Bluff, Ralph Parker’s home improvements, and Master Robert Wills’s roadside finds. Mrs Nathan Worcester and son from Omaha visited relatives. Weather slows corn sprouting with cool, cloudy days. hope remains for better growth.

J. F. Alstrope Jim Hammers Ralph Parker Parker Mt. Verdon Robert Wills Nathan Worcester Little Son Omaha Mt. Vernon

Real Estate Transfers in Mills County 1920 1930

Record of instruments filed in Mills County Iowa from June 6 1920 to June 13 1930. Transfers include Avid Carlson to Anna Carlson on Lots 319 320 321 Pacific Junction Elaine Merrill to Murrial V Kinney in Emerson Ferdinand Miller to Ed Schoening guardians deed $1500 Lots 18 14 15 16 17 18 Block 8 Silver City Alten Kinison to Bitsa Burnett regarding land parcels 86 73 4 and 26 78 44 08 plus a sheriff’s deed to G B Dean $1085.62 for 4 acres in 22-72-43. Lender ads note results.

Recorder District Court Milla County Iowa Avid Carlson Anna Carlson Q. C Pacific Junction Elaine Merrill Murrial V. Kinney W. D Emerson Ferdinand Miller Ed Schoening Silver City Alten Kinison Bitsa Burnett O.D Sheriff of Mills Co G. B. Dean

Business Men at Work for Fair Preparations

Friday many local businessmen reported to the fair grounds under the direction of President George Hitton and Secretary Albert Hyver. They scrubbed and carried brush, mowed grass, and manned painting and cleaning tasks inside the hall. Some preferred regular duties but most lent a hand, ensuring the floral hall would welcome the Iowa Guernsey association members for a Tuesday picnic.

Fairern George Hitton Albert Hyver The Fair Association Jess Floral Hall Iowa Guernsey Association

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mildred Eugene Auth Thenneheon Dwight Nichols Southmoreland Country Club Ben Todd York Nebr sBhanandoah Sentinel H. S.C. Club Mayfield Iowa Newspapers Inc Royal Union Dea Moines Farm Loans ne—Farm and City Gav. H. Masters Jows. Hogs North Thos. W. Gidley Frank Hilton Dow Thomas Randolph, Ja Jay N. Summers Lizzie Watson N. Ww C. O. Smith L. J. Shay Shay Wooda Bros al- Indi Buch Motor Co Mills County Abstract Co Frea Iowa School OF Beauty Culture Walnut Mary Drake Tom Shaw Plano Farnham R Hastings Pune A. R. Bird A. B. Keckley Mali Crain Harry Evans Ford Standard Dodge Tudor Salyers Auto J. Arthur Churchman County S. 5 Purdue Mra, C. O Nickols Kiwanis Party Empress Theater Mr. Hyzer Out of Towa Mt, Vernon J. A. Cox & Son Fitch Call F. Weidner Patsy Kilmartin Ed Benson George Crawford Bowen Bros George Wilson Ed Wilson Waller
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