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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1928

Page

5

Malvern Firemen Celebrate Anniversary Banquet

The Malvern Volunteer Fire Department marks its twenty second anniversary with a banquet in the Community building hall attended by Glenwood and Henderson departments. L W Boehner funded chickens, Dale Kline provided florals, and Chef John Clayton led the feast for about 150 people including members and guests. Speakers recalled service and history of volunteer fire departments, with the night ending in socializing and games.

Malvern Volunteer Fire Départment Department Glenwood Henderson Malvern L. W. Boehner Dale Kline Fire Department John Clayton Patimenti Louis Robinson Volantéer George Wilson L. W. Bodhner Malvern Fire Department B.s Shotter

Marriage of Lyls Higses and Addle Balmons in Emerson

At the home of Mr and Mrs El wer Re Higses in Malverg lent Thursday evening the marriage of their daughter Lyls and Miss Addle Balmons, Geubter of Mr and Mrs Randolph Salmons of Emerson, was performed by Paul He Hicks of the Melverg. The ceremony drew a small presence of witnesses.

Malvern Barn Sale Draws Cash Pile of 3100 Dollars

The Malvern sale barn held a Saturday sale attracting many bidders. Items sold at fair cash prices, tallying over 2100 dollars in a few hours. Vendor and buyer fairness noted, with another sale advertised for next Saturday.

Malvern Tate Petty Berkhimer Nis Deas

Malvern Falls To Tabor In Close Local Contest

Malvern high school lost 19 to 18 to Tabor in a hard fought home game. Rhode starred for Tabor with sharp drives while Malvern’s Gidley Benton Hoover made notable plays. Hixson was absent, and Malvern heads to the Council Bluffs regional tournament with support from local fans.

Tabor Rhode Malvern Gidley Benton Harry Hoover Hummel Mulholland Malvern Town Riley Hixson Etay Malvern High ‘School Council Bluffs Igcal Thomea Jefferson Thurssey

Berkhimer Rites Held After Illness In Malvern

Mrs E Berkhimer widow of Chester Berkey. attended funeral in Malvern after a yearlong illness. The service at the Methodist church drew many relatives including Mr and Mrs Andy Berkhimer and Mrs Paul Seatoy. Mary Olney, born in Canada on February 37, 1896, moved to the United States and lived with Mr and Mrs A B Paddock before marriage.

E. Berkhimer Andy Herkhimer Paul Seatoy Tabor Myre Berkhimer Stone O'Clock Wen Mary ‘Olney Canada United States Malvern A. B. Paddock Bbe Chester B. Berkey

Wheatland Mills GOP selects 9 delegates for state, favors Lowden

Mills County Republican convention in Glenwood on February 25 elected 9 delegates and 9 alternates to the state convention in Des Moines March 7. Delegates pledged to support Frank O. Lowden for president with Charles Dawes as second choice. resolutions committee backs the slate and urges united support for Lowden.

Fies Moines Glenwood W. C. Hathke Mary W. Rathke W. P. Wortman John FR. Clark R. B. Tubbs C. N. Reasoner Wayne D. Choate F. R. Chantry John L. Bvans A. Matthews H. A. Darting J. D. Robbins H. A. Lisle L. V. Hicks A. B. Judson Roy Haney H. T. Beattie 0. C. Cole F. Davin Resolutions Committee Frank C. Lowden Chas Dawes R. B. Tubbe Mills County Kansas City Frenk O. Lowden Charles G. Dawes

Local Masons Visit Glenwood Lodge

Seventeen members of Silver Urn No. 284 Masonic lodge attended Glenwood lodge on Thursday evening. They enjoyed a warm welcome, a good program, an luncheon, and a film titled An Equal Chance. Visitors from Malvern included several named officers and members.

Silver Urn Lodge Glenwood Lodge Glenwood Brethren Glenwood Malvern J. Andersom George Barkws Harry Stona J.B. Randereon Gregg Ted Bowen F. A. Mulholland Lloyd Lancais H. Seaton L. A. Talbott A A. Fietcher J. A. Beckwith Fred Dickersbagh J. F. Wearth Chas I. Summers W. J. Smith Amos, Paulin

Bridge luncheon hosted at Mire Miles Bummera home

Residents attended a bridge luncheon yesterday hosted by Mire Miles Bummera with guests Mrs N W Huston, Mrs R B Harris, Mrs W Kurta, and Mrs Hurela 49. Valentina decorations were used as bridge

Miles Bummera Russ Mise Hulalje Larssen Malvern Myre N. W. Huston Mire R. B. Harris Kurta Mars Hurela Valentina Ieblea R.B G. B

Celebrated Golden Wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Jones

Mr and Mrs U M Jones reached their golden wedding anniversary on Sunday February 26 They celebrated quietly at home with a dinner for a few friends hosted by their daughters Mrs H F Clark and Miss Mary Jones The couple married in Clayville New York and later settled on a farm south of Hastings They lived there 36 years before moving to Malvern where they built a home on North Marion Avenue A community remembers them for hospitality and local contributions A box supper and program are planned at Hawthorne school on Friday March 9 at 730 pm John Reed Teacher

U. M.jones Badnday H. F. Clark Mary, Jones Lucy Mary Malvern Marion Avenue Boon Hawthorne Wadler John Reed Adv

Wearin A Candidate For Representative

Otha Wearin, Mills County native born on the home farm near Hastings, announces his candidacy on the Democratic ticket for Representative. Educated at Tabor and Grinnell, he runs a family farm, leads the Mills County Farm Bureau, and has traveled in Hyropaan observations. local readers recall his letters and reports. The piece notes concerns about his political alignment in a Republican stronghold and cites remarks from the Detroit Free Press.

Mills County Democracy Glenwood Otham Wearin Office of Representative Mr. Wearth Mills County Hastings Tabor Grinnell Joe Wearth Mills County Farm Bureau Leader

Williams Cow Sale Yields Strong Prices At Malvern

A large crowd attended C. L. Williams dairy cattle sale in Malvern last Thursday. Top Guernsey sold for 190 dollars to Hevern’s Dairy. average cows and heifers brought about 118 dollars per head. Calf brought 46 dollars and yearling Guernsey bull 46 dollars. Buyers from Malvern and nearby towns purchased a wide range of Jersey, Guernsey, and Holstein stock, with many animals changing hands for notable sums. Williams reported a very satisfactory sale and good turnout at the Malvern sale pavilion.

C. L Malvern Mr. Williams Hevern's Guernaey Hevern’s Guernsay Oscar Leu Hastings Guernsey Max Leu Hevern Hawes Council Jersey E. R. Swain J. M. Betes Pacific E.R. Swain Richard Smith Emerson R. BH Vandershyle Ora Pronglas J+ B. Austio R. B. Summers Ora Douglas Boers Yearling Belter Clyde Fraglar Randolph Yearling Belfer Walter Gilmore Glenwood

Declamatory contest winners named at regional schools

In a strong four school event at the Community building the Thomas Jefferson High School of Council Bluffs led with two first places and Malvern took one first and two seconds amid solid performances by Emerson Glenwood and Wienwonl. Judges compiled scores after long deliberation with final placements announced by Superintendent Rohrbaugh. Firsts went to Frances Harman and Andrew Rohrbaugh among Oratorical and Dramatic categories. Mildred Breeding and Joanna Mickelwait earned seconds for Malvern and Glenwood respectively. The program featured music by Malvern High School choirs and included pieces from The Price of Freedom and The Melting Pot among others. The next county contest will be held in Malvern on March 8 at 7:90 p.m.

Thomas Jeferson High Malvern Cenes Emerson Wienwonl Council Bluffs Gand Council Wits Glenwood Malvern High School M. H Miss Graham Graham Fie Rohrbaugh

Entertained Two Afternoons at L W Boehner Home

Two delightful parties were hosted at the L W Boehner residence last week. Guests included Mescimes J W Boehner Bruce Boehner L R Saas Robert Boehner and Verne McCord with Atty guests at a one oclock lunch on Wednesday. George Washington decorations and games marked the event. Mrs Fred Davis of Tabor attended as an out of town guest. Saturday featured a bridge luncheon with eighteen tables bolus in play. High score prize went to Mrs Joby Wright and Mrs J D Fletcher won the door prize. Out of town guests were Mrs Wane Flakel of Wesley Chapel Mrs Dent Mrs Carl Cook and Mrs John Wright of Glenwood and Mrs Louis Kruse and Miss Amelia Kruse of Mineolg.

J. W. Boehner Bruce Boehner L. R. Saas Robert Boehner Verne McCord L. W. Boehner Kensington George Washington Fred Davis Tabor Joby Wright J. D. Fletcher Wane Flakel Wesley Chapel Dent Carl Cook John Wright Glenwood Snd Louis Kruse Amelia Kruse Mineolg

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