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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1935
Page
4
Malvern celts will sponsor a ball tournament Sunday with Fairview elih backing. Martici pants will select opponents in cases of even ability, using scores from prior events. Winners earn a ball prize for closest to the pin and two drives, with Bribe Dasdee Dent conducting the event set to begin Sunday morning.
Dutchmen defeat Hillsdale 7 1 in a county league battle as Poteh lath emer leads with over 20 hits and every Dutelsn member contributes scoring. Dashner supplies key runs while funders Ord Tuladalewler Slaughter Pitepatrick also factor in the victory.
Hancock failed to score as Booster Nine overwhelmed Hancock Athletes 19 to 1 on a late Sunday game. Wilkinson pitched well for Booster, striking out multiple batters while M Masters and McKinney powered the offense.
Malvern’s Oiler softball team routed Glenwood ten on Thursday, setting a new all time record with a lopsided 28 to 8 score. Landis led Oilers with three safe hits, Wells of Glenwood made a two-base error that scored two teammates, and the game featured strong pitching and few hits. The second game ended in a forfeit as the Oilers dominated from the start, with seven Walley ten striking out and only three walks.
Mills County prepares for the Wastball tournament with debut pairings set. Fallane opens against Funne, Wall Street faces Emigene, Hilledate meets Haatines, and Doteh battles Silver Chey in early rounds.
McCords suffer a 1 to 2 loss to White City as Glenwood invaders enter the field and disrupt play with crowd interference. Jackson and Celine pitched for Glenwood while Hediding, Jackson, Cooper, and Wells worked for White City. Later, McCords edge Tabor 2 to 0 in a separate afternoon game showing early offense and solid defense.
Magene defeated Hastings 11 to 1 in a county league game at the Weld. The Irish opened scoring in the eighth minute, adding two more in the second inning. Hastings struggled with defensive confusion in the eighth as Magene piled up runs, aided by batteries Tinagene Dinville and Maher Phastings.
Silver City defeated the Wall Street Bears 16 to 5 on Sunday in Silver City. Silver City pitcher Jennings Willis Dears Hales and Martin powered the win, while Bears struggled against the opponent’s strong defense and rare misplays.
A jumble of local notes lists names of residents visiting relatives in Sidney and nearby towns. Mentions Jo m Town Nebras Oilers game, extended visits with parents and siblings, and several Saturday and Sunday gatherings at homes across the region. Names include Mr and Mrs Orville Bett, Leo Darland, Charace Eace, Kermit Hillyer, Bradley, Reeves, Wederquist, Kimsey, Ach enbach, and others.
Strahan Consolidated School alumni gather Saturday for the annual banquet at the school house beginning 7 30 pm with a program of music and speeches. Darrell Costello welcomes attendees and Marjorie Laughlin replies as part of the event planned by committees.
The Cadies' Union met at the church to plan the alumni banquet with no business session. Visitors included Mrs Will McCain and Mrs Gilbert McCain as hosts. The weekly notes record births, visits, farm news, and social dinners among local families, with several residents traveling to Ames for the state agricultural convention.
Mrs Grindle hosted the Needlecraft club last Thursday afternoon with quilt blocks shown and refreshments of ice cream and cake. The next meeting will be at Mrs Mickelson’s home. Sunday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Al Lovell and Betty Jane, and families from Silver City and Shnantdoealy.
A nostalgic reminiscence celebrates a family night at the circus. The narrator recalls children enjoying snacks, the simple thrills, and the shared joy between siblings and neighbors. Local color evokes small-town life and timeless innocence.
Historical note states that prior to 1550 there is no mention of metal bullets and that stone projectiles were used instead. The remark emphasizes early ammunition technology and suggests metal bullets appeared later.
The Chilean chief seaport Valparaiso rises from shore to hills reaching 1000 feet. The city, home to about a quarter of a million, covers steep terrain and offers clear views of Mt Aconcagua, the hemisphere's highest point, towering above the Andes.
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