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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1951
Page
5
In Malvern the Cle Malurru Leader edits and publishes under the name Alius F A Wortman. Entry notes time limits and post office mailing as second class matter under congressional act of March 3 1879.
The piece critiques shifting U S foreign policy under Truman and Acheson, urges honesty and consistency, and argues for higher taxes to curb inflation. It questions subsidies and price controls, cites war casualty contrasts, and suggests monthly tax payments to reveal government costs to citizens while urging safer driving after Korea losses.
Final rites were held Friday at 2 p m in the Mansfield Funeral Home for Joseph A Morse with the Rev Nobel I Blackman officiating. Interment was in the North Grove Cemetery. Morse, born August 10 1884 south of Hastings, died June 12 1901 after a long illness. He married Dora Blackman September 27 1901. one child born to the union. Survived by wife Dora Morse a daughter Mrs Orval Stocks of Beahan and a son in Oshkosh Neb. several brothers and a host of friends.
A State School pupil named Robert Lait, aged 24, drowned while swimming in a pond near Chetwond Stabe. The creek was about 10 feet deep. He disappeared after entering the water. the body was recovered days later. The boy’s guardian, Rafferty, witnessed the incident but did not report it until Monday evening.
Professor Philip Ives of Amherst College aged 45 was injured when the car skidded into a telephone pole on Highway 34 north of Malvern. The driver, Professor Theodosius Bobzhansky of Columbia University, along with his wife and daughter Sophie, were uninjured. Ives was treated by a Malvern physician after being thrown partly through the windshield.
Emma Vy Silth a Hastings native who lived in the Mastines and Cornel Bluffs areas before moving to Tacoma six years ago died June 2 in a Tacoma hospital. Funeral services were held at Mountain View with grandsons as pallbearers. She leaves four daughters and five sons, with many grandchildren.
Funeral held Monday at 2pm for Mr Kilabrownhe of Omic Int Wa hae, with relatives and a niece Mors present. Attending were Mor ane Mre Ray Vrively, Rudyh Hoss Prain, My Myers, and footbabne tinal, among others.
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Clinton Bird and Roger Starr of Malvern spoke at the Rotary Club about their trip to the annual Boys State program at Camp Hodge in Des Moines. They described a full political setup with city councils and a governor, plus sports and recreation, and praised the meals throughout the event.
Arno Miller of Hastings appealed to the district court this week after a conviction in the Justice of the Peace court of Pearce Carl Remley in Glenwood for disobeying a peace officer’s signal. The charge was filed by Hastings Mayor W A Courtier after Miller allegedly ignored Hastings marshal Leo Garriaun. Trial occurred Wednesday afternoon.
In a Southwest Town League game at Tabor, D Prather delivered a decisive three-base hit in the bottom of the last inning as Tabor edged Malvern 6-5. Malvern led 3-1 in the seventh, Tabor tied it in the ninth, and the winning run flew home on Prather's hit after Eaton reached on a single. Malvern totaled 9 hits and 7 errors. Tabor had 10 hits and 11 left on base.
Members of the Malvern Gun club begin their first annual all-age championship at 10:30 a.m. Sunday. All members are eligible to compete. Three classes will follow the qualifying round. Trophies and cash prizes await event winners.
Treynor pounded Malvern pitchers Pendegraft Bruce and Lowe for 12 hits, with Huz Shoemaker each collecting three and Anderson Strab McGuire Rath contributing. Treynor led 13 to 2 with a big seventh inning and strong fielding, while Malvern managed only two runs.
In appreciation, the writer thanks all who helped recreate their SA years in practice, noting kind acts, cards, telegrams, gifts, and loyalty. Special thanks go to Malvern Rotary Day committee and Methodist ladies for a dinner and a speech by Governor Hea Wai Rathk. Mrs. Stella Bacrett also thanks friends for flowers and loyalty on her birthday.
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