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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1929

Page

6

Death claims Mrs Charlotte Talbott in Malvern March

Mrs Charlotte Talbott a Malvern pioneer died at home after a three week illness the former leader in church and missionary work. Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church with a special choir and clergy from nearby towns. Interment followed in Malvern cemetery with several local pallbearers. She left two sons George Wallace and Lawrence Alva, two grandchildren and two sisters. She was 72 years old, born December 23 1856.

Malvern Cemetery Will Higgine William Jones Thos. W. Gidley W. Baer F. R. Chantry Prod Durbin J .Anderson L. A. Barkus Charlotte Talbott George Barbara Relmuand Tipton Cedar County Iowa Pottawattamie County Macedonia Malvern Malvern Presbyterian Church Women’s Missionary Society Talbott Mra Margaret Dye Mary Hagood Gia Nebr Deay Mather Theaun

Mop Squad Clears Main Street at Malvern After Mud Wash

Main Street Malvern saw an early Easter cleanup as a Mop squad led by Street Commissioner Wiley Dunn and fire department members washed away winter mud from brick surfaces. Prolonged mud caused dusty streets until a brief fire hose rinse and sewer wash improved the appearance markedly on a windy March day.

Main Street Malvern Wiley Dunn

Mr. and Mrs A Gipe Celebrate 58 Years of Marriage

Mr and Mrs Adam Gipe residents of White Cloud township near Strahan marked their fifty eighth wedding anniversary last Thursday March 14 with quiet at home celebrations. They received hundreds of well wishes from friends across Ohio Indiana Illinois Kansas Mills and Fremont counties and from relatives. The couple wed March 14 1874 in Edgerton Kansas and have raised four children with a large extended family.

Adam Gipe White Cloud Township Strahan Ohio Indiana Illinois Kansas Mills County Framont County Ging Edgerton Ko .Chan Malvern

Summers Brothers Bay Hilton Percheron Transfer Record

Summers Brothers Bay Hilton Percheron Nishua Queen 187300, a registered Percheron mare, moved on the Percheron Society of America records from CG Hilton to Summers Brothers, Malvern, per secretary Elis McFarland. The Iowa Mills County purebred horse has changed owners during a season with few high quality sires, and the society has received thousands of inquiries since January. Mr Hilton is a Percheron member devoted to breeding better farm horses.

Percheron Society of America Hilton Summers Brothers Malvern Elis McFarland Chicago Fies Mills County der Mang Perehoron Society

Mills County Nash Co Delivers Three New Chevrolets

The Mills County Nash company delivered three new Chevrolet cars to buyers last week. They went to Reverend Paul H. Hicks for a coupe, A L Mitshil of Hastings for a sedan, and Glen Moomay for a coach.

Mills County Nash Company Spach Paul H. Hicks A. L. Mitshil Hastings Glen Moomay

Farm Bureau to Have Big Booster Meeting Thursday

Mills county Farm Bureau hosts a booster meeting at the Malvern Community building starting at 10 a.m. A light meal will follow with free ice cream and coffee. members are asked to bring a covered dish and sandwiches. Speakers include Fred Clark from Iowa State College and Clara Anderson. the event explains dues use and aims for full county membership. George Rosenfeld will announce township teams.

Mills County Farm Bureau Malvern Farm Bureau Fred Clark Iowa State College Ames Clara Anderson Montgomery County Form Bureau Mills County Buremt George Rosenfeld

Mrs Permelia Bigger Braden Dies at Lincoln After Long Life

Mrs. Permelia Bigger Braden was born in Mansfield Ohio September 5 1844 and died in Lincoln Nebraska March 4 1928 at age 83. She married David Bigger January 5 1865 and ten children were born, seven surviving. The Bigger family settled in Nebraska and Iowa before returning to Nebraska and finally Lincoln in 1904. She joined the Congregational church and remained faithful. Funeral services were held March 7 at her son B E Bigger’s home in Lincoln conducted by Rev. W H LeBar and Rev. A K Williams.

Permelia Braden Mansfield Ohio Lincoln Nebr Yey Paunty David Bigger Decatur Alice Dye Malvern Town Anna Owens Redlands Calif Bigger St. Louia Nebraska Wilcox W. H. LeBar A. K. Williams BE. ©. Bigger Linsoln

Baldozier Elected President of White Cloud Board

The White Cloud school board reorganized for the new year with Mrs. Charles Summers sworn in as a new member and James Baldozier chosen as president. No teacher election occurred at this meeting.

White Cloud Charles Summers James Beldogier

Maguire Follows Caesar by Breaking Bridges Behind Him

The text chronicles Jim Maguire, a mail carrier on route 2 from Malveres, following Caesar’s example by breaking his bridges behind him. It details a dramatic scene as he and driver Frank Grey move along the route, encountering structural danger and rising water as they cross a damaged area.

Jim Maguire Caesar Ogesur Malveres Guire Frank Grey Ian

Public Sale Dates Advertised in The Malvern Leader

Announced sales include a March 2 date for Andy Berkhimer at Malvern ese pavilion with Auct by A. Talbott, March 28 for James Swann farm implements 316 miles northeast of Malvern by L. A. Talbott, and a March 23 community sale by W. H. Cramer.

Malvern Leader Andy Berkhimer Malvern Ese Pavilion Malvern A. Talbott James Swann L. A. Talbott Henderson W. H. Cramer

Malvern High Presents The Wishing Well Musical Comedy

Malvern high school students staged The Wishing Well a lively comedy set in modern Ireland. Hazel Landis as Lady Mary Donhall and Terence Chare portrayed by Dilford Diviehay drive the plot of financial woes and a second mortgage while Fairy Queen Jane Fletcher leads a charming fairy-tale dream sequence. The audience enjoyed playful numbers and a blend of romance and mischief as neighbors, including Squire Matthew Baxley, amid moonlit wishing wells, navigate love and debt with humor.

Malvern High School Dodge Malvern Ireland Mary Donhall Hazel Landis Jane Fletcher Terence Chare Dilford Diviehay Norean Lady Mary Terence Matthew Baxley Walter Carl Donner Willisus Felix Murphy Mex Trefang Noreen

Too Fast Mayor Whitfield Tells Speeders Too Fast

Mayor Whitfield announces fines for speeding on Malvern Main Street and other routes. Ben Brestling and Mex Ben ton were cited after racing down Malvern’s main thoroughfare, exceeding the speed limit.

Mayor Whitfield Main Street Malvern Fargham Street Qmaba D. 3 Whitfeld Ben Brestling Mex Benton

Augusta Weidemann Dios Mire Apa

Weidemann 84 of Loerie HO passed away after long illness. Survived by husband Mineola Balure and several relatives. Funeral plans pending with local arrangements.

Weidemann Loerie HO Surman Mineola Balure Yaoaler

Prize Winners in U S Auxiliary Essay Contest

The American Legion Auxiliary and eighth grade teachers held an essay contest on Our Flag. First prize went to Olinda Benning for $2, second to Albert Benton for $1. Honorable mentions went to Robert Benton, Maxine Atkinson, Artur Armstrong, and Dallas Beals.

American Legion Auxiliary J. B. Tutz Dave Olinda Brenning Albert Benton Robert Benton Maxine Atkinson Artur Armstrong Dallas Beals

Ruth Hummel Wins Declamatory Contest at Strahan

Ruth Hummel of Melvern high school captured the dramatic section of the Mills county declamatory contest held Tuesday evening at the Strahan consolidated school. Seven contestants competed. Hummel performed Be Valiant. Harold Galt of Silver City placed second with The Soul of the Violin, and Gladys Laughlin of Strahan took third with Handcar No. 442.

Ruth Hummel Melvern High Mills County Strahan Pulldin Pacific Junction

Malvern Community Club Plans Thursday Meeting

The Malvern Community Club, led by president Bo On Knight, called a meeting tonight in the community building basement at eight. The 1929 membership is close to completing its campaign and will report at the session. Other important business will be discussed and all members urged to attend.

Malvern Community Club Bo On Knight Clit

Fifty-Seven Years Of Marriage For Sells Near Malvern

Mr and Mrs N B Sell northwest of Malvern celebrated their fifty seventh wedding anniversary on March 14. Married at Molton on March 14 1872 they later moved to Iowa. They had nine children seven sons and two daughters all living except one daughter who died in childhood. They have forty three grandchildren and one great grandchild. One child lives in Missouri. We wish them many more happy anniversaries.

Milla County N. B. Sell Malvern Molton Iowa Borh Telem Kul Tybee Ives Missouri Mrs. Sell

Garden Club to Buy Shrubs for Community Building

The Lawn Garden Club met March 19 in the Community Building with Mrs. Don Cunningham as leader. Topics covered included popular transplanted plants, seed planting, and perennials. Dale Kline noted Iowa and Montana climates favor hardier perennials. The group recommended planting delphiniums and advised against transplanting plants older than a year. A plant and seed sale is set for April 23, and members voted to purchase shrubs to surround the Community Building.

Don Cunningham Garden Club Mra Leonard ‘Fletcher Dale Kline Towa Montana

Card of Thanks for D. W. Linthicum Family

We are grateful to neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy after the death of our husband and father D. W. Linthicum. May all accept this expression as personally addressed. Mrs. D. W. Linthicum and Family.

D. W. Linthicum

Malvern Speakers Place at Corning

Malvern high school sent two representatives to the sub district declamatory contest in Corning last Friday evening. Lauraine Fickel placed second in dramatic with The Forgotten Witness and Billie McNulty placed second in humorous with The School Program. Mr and Mrs J W McNulty and Gretchen Gidley accompanied Billie on the trip.

Malvern High School Corning Lauraine Fickel Billie McNulty J. W. McNulty Gretchen Gidley Billie

Leader Editorial Staff Attends Press Convention in Des Moines

The Leader editorial team traveled from Des Moines area to attend a state press association convention. They visited former colleagues and observed hotel activity at Fort Des Moines while noting a busy schedule and light social mingling during the event.

Des Moines Ip State Press Association Bupineva Lingola Lowe's Saplal City Carrell The Olidden Graphic

Guernsey Sale Averages 108 Per Head At Malvern Event

The second annual Milla Comins Guernsey Breeders sale near Malvern drew good attendance despite muddy roads. Average price per head reached 108.00 with top bids by Louis Leu of Malvern at 188.00 and low purchases by MY Low at 180.00. Notable consignors included R. OK Henderson and Frank Paap, while many buyers from Malvern and nearby towns participated, reflecting strong demand for quality cows and calves.

Milla Comins Guernsey Malvern Real Sieresa Louis Leu MY Low Tel Cal. W. Heiper Vilttece I. A. Talbott Mastern Connionors Birers R.ok. Henderson Consignor Frank Paap Sohn Beckwith Mal . Hyzer Davia Consignora Hazell Edward Wil- Neca Tom Gidley Nanker Bros Mien Oscar Leu Wattnion Anderson Walter Murphy D.O. Cunningham A. G. Money Dunbar Nabr Fred Durbin Albert Hyzer Amanda Stoddard Tabor Ray Hilton Maryarn Fred Sparling W. H. Sherrdan Rane W. A. Chambers A. N. Summers J. N. Summers Claus Danker Oakland Fred Sperling F. H. Gorman Sijnden OB Thenderson A We Davis Ieee Frank Saner Dolph Corvall C. Yountas Roy J Roy J. Dunsdon Frank Rexeline Tihaca Nebr E. Rexellna E. Rexeline B. Rexeline N. Summers Jack Steele Avoca Cunningham Conslnor Hyger

Andrews and Grace J Andrews wed in Mills County

Grace J Andrews and Andrews were married on Thursday March 14 in Mill s County. The ceremony was performed at the home of Dr Edmonds. Dr Redwoods is noted as a leading local figure with long ties to the area.

Ab Bop B. Whield

Also Mentioned on This Page

Fidal Presbyterian Church Malgarn A. E. Kiser Council Bluffs Henry White Paul H. Ficks Methodist Church R. W. Criswell J. R. McClinioend J. C. Laird J. H. Beckwich A. Gipe Summers Brothers Bay Mrs. Permelia Bigger Laos Augusta Weidemann Dios U. S Bunker Wil New England Cnlouins Cohfereas United States Gunrise Aunnet United States of America Republic Mrs. N. B. Sell Imel Lincoln Highway Fort Des Moines Guernsey
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