Malvern Town Loses to Oakland Nine in Hot Sunday Game
Malvern fell 9 to 6 as Oakland pushed three runs in the ninth inning. Greene held Oakland scoreless until relief, while Sampson walked four before Hockenberry finished. Killion homered for Oakland, Mulholland made a spectacular catch, and Malvern led briefly in the seventh before falling. Crowd was small due to heat. next games set for July 4 and a Fitch's Grocery matchup. Admission dropped to 10 and 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Town
Oakland
Greene
Gene Hoover
Sampson
Hockenberry
Killion
Malvern
Lloyd Mulholland
Bundsy Malvern
Fitch's Grocery
Cornell Bluffs
Glenwood
Kittenball Pairings for the Week at Kittenhall
The schedule lists matchups for the week at Kittenhall. June 29 features All Stars against Firemen. July 3 presents Boostera versus Ollera. July 4 pits Firemen against Plymouths. July 6 closes with Merchants facing All Stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittenhall
All Stars
Firemen
Boostera
Ollera
Plymouths
Merchants
Oilers Triumph Over Firemen in Lively Game
The Oilers beat the Firemen 21 to 8 as Bob Buroy held the Firemen to nine. John Kline pitched for the Firemen but the Oilers slugged well. Spectacular catches and brisk bats provided thrills throughout the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oilers
Ollery
Bob Buroy
John Kline
Nnfield
Texsnp
Pat McCord
Mose Gidley
de Gabe
Maria Howe
Tow
Ahadaglu
Mulher Earth
Henderson Loses to Locals Sunday
Locals upset Henderson 6 to 4 as Bat Jamar tailed his team with better luck and timely hitting. Henderson led 4 0 after the first, but the locals rallied to win with strong pitching by Hower Jackson and late runs in the seventh and eighth. Clinton Fasel and Hob Burey were praised for their clutch play in securing the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bat Jamarta
Oilers Rally Past Plymouths in Tuesday 10 to 4 Win
Tuesday evening the Oilers defeated the Plymouths 10 to 4 after a late rally. Abe Luaty belted a tall shot as the yellow athletes struggled, with Bob Bur ey and Piper contributing on offense while Reine pressed on defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollera
Plymouths
Amull
Tlt
Abe Iuaty
Eliow
Reine Agaa
Bob Burey
Qliara
Piper
Sidney Juniors Too Fast for Malvern
The local Legion baseball nine fell 8 to 4 to Sidney Juniors Tuesday afternoon. Malvern scored all runs in the fourth inning as Huebner started on the mound, relieved by Jackson. Gareans opened for Sidney, later replaced by Hanning. Slater, acting manager in Edgard Perdew’s absence, reshuffled the lineup to limit Malvern. The Malvern pitchers fanned several batters while Sidney’s hitters collected 12 hits. Malvern’s fielding mistakes and stray fans were blamed for the loss rather than Sidney’s batting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Bidney
Malvern
Huebner
Jackson
Gareans
Sidney
Hanning
Charley
Herold Slater
Edgard Perdew
Thataelvus
Hurrera
Malvern Nine
Strora
Sidney Nine
Tabor Junior Nine Falls to Malvern on Friday
Malvern defeated Tabor 7 to 2 at Joegs Field as pitchers Huebner and Jackson held the locals scoreless early. Erwin and Ellis allowed at least one run in most innings while both teams hit one homer each. Bug Dalton of Glenwood and Colter provided Malvern's power, with Clem aiding the Legion by offering malted milk to the first home run scorer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Perdew
Leelonning
Tabor
Joegs Field
Aecord
Malvern
Huebner
Jackson
Erwin
Ellis
Bug Dalton
Glenwood
Colter
Clem
Focal Drugglar
Legion
Boosters Fall to Merchant Ten In Rough Night
On Monday evening the Merchant ten defeated the Boosters 1 to 0 in a hard fought game. Paul Hertz opened in the box for the Merchants and remained for most of the match. Clinton Patel started in goal for the Boosters but was soon replaced by Caldwall amid a flurry of disputed calls and loud protests from both sides. The umpire known as Ping drew attention for missed calls as Cullough and others argued over rulings and positions throughout the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchant
Paul Hertz
Clinton Patel
Caldwall
Thia
Arora
Plenty Crabbiox
Ping
Cullough
Now Planees ee Bureau A final ruling issued
Final judgment completed by Bureau A overseen by Frye M Hopatrick county agayt. Lowe Riots referenced in the case concerning new fark building play serve in Milly county tarmere. Read as official record of the court action and its outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milly
Tarmere
Frye M. Hopatrick
County
Agayt
Farmer building plans booklet offered by county agents
The colons offer farmers an up to date selection of plans from a new booklet. It lists dwellings barns poultry houses dairy buildings storage structures and sheds with examples like milk houses creameries and livestock equipment. Farmers may view remodeling or new construction plans at the county agent's office for economical, durable designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilpatrick
Tambor
Naar
Tarfons Parte
Mrs Ridlin Obituary and Local Social Notes From Wesley Chapel
Mrs Ridlin mother of Mrs John Wilson died last week at her daughter's Oakland home after a fall and hip fracture. Funeral held in Oakland. Mr and Mrs Lyon Parker and sons visited Mrs Parker's parents in Tabor. Mrs June Fickel visited her mother Mrs Gibbs. In Glenwood, Mr and Mrs Walter Sowers traveled to Council Bluffs. Mr and Mrs Floyd Parker of west of Malvern visited Paul Parker. Leland Goodnight survived a serious auto crash on Pioneer Trail injuring two girls. he was with Mr and Mrs Sherman Stonebreaker and children visiting T G Markel near Malvern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyon Parker
Leland
Sherman Stone Breaker
T. G. Markel
Malvern
Charlés Shaw
Harry Eveie
Shénandoah
Itota Trésday
Mit
Dainty
Apent
Senday
Titha
Elma Moore
Harrie Dougiee
Ciata Marie
James
Bertcombs
Geraldine
Red Oak
Mignes Fonephine Reenset
Mikite Bhew
Gartruds Baker
Local Shenandoah and Red Oak Community Notices
Shenandoah and Red Oak residents are listed with visitors and visits to nearby towns. Several names appear including Elma Moore, Geraldine Combs, and James Darkin. A church play is noted and various social calls plus a remark on political campaign promises and jobs are mentioned.
Cattle Feeders Day Explains Experiments at Ames Iowa
Cattle feeders may attend July 21 at the Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station in Ames to hear about and view recent cattle feeding experiments. Culbertson, in charge of feeding tests, notes the past year’s work used calves from Sioux City. The program includes results on protein supplements, steer versus heifer feeding, and limited rations with pasture comparisons. Attendees can question the head of the yearling steers slated for future feeding trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
Ames
C. Culbertson
Sioux City
Gatr Tly
Wzty
Clover Leaf 4-H Club Foot Health Meeting Report
The Clover Leaf 4-H Club met Tuesday July 20 at Norm Blum's home. Suky Bradley and others attended as the group discussed foot health and related topics.
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Jung
Norms Blum
Suky Bradley
Save Geher Yepoyd
Gonvantion
Mi Ama Norge Ahaul
Pha
Silverette Club Hosts Meeting At Lorraine Dashner Home
The Silverette Club met at Lorraine Dashner Wad nesday with eleven members, leader Mrs Donner, and four visitors present. New officers were initiated via a candie service and reports from Ames were shared. A short business meeting followed as patterns were shown, games played, and refreshments served.
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Silvyaratte Club
Lorraine Deshner
Poultry Club Selects Officers At Home Meeting
The Poultry Pum ple group held a meeting at Mrs W B Bradley s home. William Bradley was elected president Dorothy Nagel vice president Mildred Bradley secretary. The group planned next gathering for July at the Chamberlain home in Marwar Wes Teparher.
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Oup
Mra
Union Tet Et Ihechiteh
Hostexset
Ba Nagai Ind
Batord Pettigrew
Curtis Pubiahine
Gate & tAtk
In &T
Hostosten
Ted Creat
Kayton
East Liberty Family News From Beaton Farm Update
East Liberty notes detail visits and family gatherings across local households. Recipients include Mr and Mrs G Beaton and relatives from Newcastle and Tabor, with Sunday visits by Shapcott and Shook families. A church service was canceled for a funeral and a Ladies Aid meeting is planned with special program.
Card of Thanks from G. W. Rime
G W Rime thanks neighbors and friends for kindness, flowers at hospital and after coming home. The note reflects on teachers in Chicago schools and their saying education is wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowers
G. W. Rime
Chicago
Fort Wayne
Hillsdale Friends Surprise Wayne Histon Birthday
About twenty friends gathered Wednesday evening at Wayne Histon’s home to celebrate his eighteenth birthday with a surprise arrival and well wishes. The event reflected a warm community moment among local youths.
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Wayne Histon
Elatera
Local social and birthday gatherings described in Malvern page
A long social column details birthday celebrations and visits across Malvern area families. It notes Billie and Lillian’s joint birthdays, Miss Charlotte Dye hosting friends, visits by Marjorie Donner and others, a birthday surprise for Mrs. Gipe, and a Sunday trip by the Kaytons to Carson. Also mentioned are local road work by Grant Chamberlain’s crew and various Sunday visits among community households.
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Mim Aliées Dunéah
Lincoln
Brerett Gipe
Chas
Billo Js
Julian Deadly
Thora
Cunningham
Marin
Leph Lellonds
Wueat
Faye Hoyos
Billie
Lillian
Charlotte Dye
Willis Dye
Gates
Marjorie
del Pha Donner
Dorothy Howard
Anna Rose Hass
Viola Woodfill
Marian Macken
Onawa
Donner
Charlotte
Josephine Dys
Miss Macken
Yaara
Malvern High
Ottawa
Pear Weat
Malvern
Ur End
Frank Hilder
Paul Fichter
Handolph
Emmett Gipe
Gipe
Gueate
Wara Earl
Anne
Rows Baes
Evepatt' Qipe
Viola Wonds
Norma Shaul
Frank Cole
Kayton Aus
Carson
Myre
Arthur Carley
Gertrude Carley
Grant Chamberlain
Megsie
Bonar
Scott
East White Cloud
Ronda
Grant
Paul Kimney
Gbenandosh
Kermit Hilyer
J. PR. Achenbach
Myrtle
Ed Nagel
Clarence
Dorothy
Jense Wilson
Vern Hammock
Virgil
Charslotte
Josephine
Willia
Mt Vernon notes on weather and social items
The page records weather impacts on farm work including dusty corn plowing and dry spells. It mentions visits by residents like Mrs Wills and W C Vanderpool and a service stop for Danford, with farmers planning to finish corn planting this week in a dry, dusty season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Wills
Danford
Statio
Omaha
Also Mentioned on This Page
Malvern Club
Henderson
Tilton
Gon
Wesley Chapel
James Darkin
Lena Vaughn
Myriel Thorns
Bett Combs
Herbert Hampton
Rivserton
Harry Denies
John McGinnis
Elmo Moore
Bilver City
Miesse Marcella
Alica McGinnis
Shenandoah
Johnagn
Eon
George
Grand Island
Nebru
Mr. Dobney
Jim Farley
Berty
Taare Rela
Mills County Farm Bureau News
Bruce M. Kilpatrick
Milas Mayall Berry
Silverette
East Liberty
B. Late
Matveta
Wiihkin Shapéett
Rocha
Til
wah @ PeeDt
Hie Brother
C. Tf. Stinecott
Fateny
Laura Kethey
Bhapcott
Bart
Wenal
Mite
C. J. Shapcott
Madeline
Billy
G. W. Rimel
Bedford
Warden Rimel
Mra. ¥. Hi
Beaton
Sterling
Hillsdale
Ladies’ Unions
Wilfiece
Villigen
Het Huntand
Tous Reba
MT. Vernon
G. F. Wills
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