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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1930
Page
8
Henderson Consolidated School clinched the county title by defeating Pacific Junction in the finals. Wilkinson starred with fifteen strikeouts and three putouts while contributing to the defense. Henderson had earlier beaten Hastings, who had tied with Strahan, setting up the Henderson Pacific Junction final showdown.
MA Baumgartner Mine Garris and Misa Artist will not return as instructors next fall. Students held an all high school party with volleyball and various games. Almost the entire school attended, then refreshments followed as the three instructors spoke, with Henderson and Arthur Luther expressing regret.
The fifth and sixth grades with their instructor Miss Holtmeyer enjoyed a picnic during the past week at Mr Skanks woods and the river near Nelsons farm. Miss Rose and Misa McMillen held their picnic in the same period in the woods. The children had a good time as usual.
A large attendance filled the Baccalaureate service last night with Rev. Wright delivering an excellent address and many fine remarks heard afterward. Henderson high school quartet directed by Edith Garris sang Thanks Be to God. Mrs Champ Hearover and family enjoyed a Sunday visit from Carson relatives. Dr R L South and wife and daughter were Omaha visitors Saturday.
Word reached here of Earl Hay former resident dying after a hospital stay in Chicago. His mother transported him to Nebraska where he died after a few days. He was a cousin of the Dreamer children and is buried beside his grandparents in St. Ed wards Neb. His father Ed Hay died a few months earlier.
Iowa farmers face losses from bloat in cattle linked to sweet clover pastures. Prof. F. H. Wilkins of Iowa State College urges gradual introduction, prepasture feeding, dry roughage, ample water, and supplying lime to reduce risk, especially during rainy seasons. Continuous grazing after adaptation is advised to minimize monitoring needs.
Iowa State College extension dairy husbandry expert Floyd Arnold says fall calves turned out on pasture this spring require a protein rich grain supplement. Spring calves should stay in a dry lot with milk grain and roughage until six months old, then receive grain until one year old. Calves need water and shade for proper growth.
Mrs Edith Barker will meet with the Girls 4 H club committee in Malvern at 10 am May 16 in the Farm Bureau offices. She will assist committees with Rally Day plans and meet leaders in the afternoon from 1 pm onward to plan county fair demonstrations and Rally Day.
A local bureau announces a community meeting with plans described in the readable text. Key names and places are partially garbled but indicate a committee or commission organizing an event for residents and stakeholders in the area. The notice emphasizes participation and upcoming scheduling details.
St Marys and West Oak townships held their Farm Bureau meeting at the Bernard Brandt home on Saturday April 26. Progressive Bunco provided entertainment with prizes to Mrs Henry Thieschafer and Misa Allee Knndt. Remington of Council Bluffs spoke on Electricity for the Farm. Men prepared refreshments. Despite bad roads fifty three members attended. The next meeting will be at the Bill Huff home.
Plattville township Farm Bureau will meet in the Bethlehem school house Thursday May 6 at 8 p m. Every farmer and family invited. A speech on the Federal Farm Board planned by the program committee. Attendees asked to bring a few sandwiches for themselves.
Miss Helen Swinney will lead the third canning club training session in Milla county on Thursday May 8 at the G A Rosenfeld home. The lesson runs 10 a m to 4 p m and all leaders should attend or send a substitute. Knox and Lombard Colleges plan consolidation affecting many students.
Fragmentary note describes a tired person seeking a tonic to regain strength after work. The text references a product or remedy and a personal need for energy and recovery, with garbled phrasing suggesting an advertisement or testimonial style.
Mrs Christa Hendrix received word she has been reappointed post master for Silver City on April 9 for a four year term. The new commission signed by President Hoover has not yet been received. Friends of Hendrix rejoice she will remain in charge of the office. Local residents and families are noted in social visits and travel to Chicago, Lincoln, and Council Bluffs with cattle shipments and attendance at a Wesleyan track meet.
Mrs Mae West of Wichita Kansas travels to Red Oak Monday to visit relatives for several days before returning home. She will be joined by her mother Mrs Elizabeth Spencer and the Coy family who left Tuesday by auto for Rapid City South Dakota to establish a new home after a run of misfortune including a cafe fire and a farm house blaze.
Mr and Mrs David Romery came from Connell Bluffs Saturday evening for a brick visit with parents Mr and Mrs C E Kegger Mrs Albert Dutton, who was called here by the death of her grandmother Mrs C W Dodd, returned home in Mina tare Neb Monday of last week Mrs Dutton informs her mother Mrs Violet Townsend that Mr Tatton has purchased a hardware store in Hudgeport Neb They expect to move there this week.
Alten Carlson son of Mr and Mrs Oscar Carlson is recovering from a deep wound to the head after a ball hit during school play. He was under a doctor’s care for several days. The Reed Bros restaurant closed this morning with keys turned over to Marshal Mumper and may revert to Reno Clapper the mortgage holder. Geo Adams of Des Moines formerly ran the Tabor theatre and visited his cousin Mrs Carrie Nichols in Tabor Monday before heading to Imogene. Dr and Mrs Paul Tipton and son John Arthur plan to leave Omaha June 16 for Philadelphia for orthopedic study. Dr Tipton recently earned a fellowship and will finish the year as an interne at Evangelical Covenant hospital. Dr Tipton, a Tabor native, is J W Tipton’s son and graduated from Tabor High School in 1929 and Nebraska Medical College the same year.
Loula Kahl transfers property to A HB and A Hartje with undivided interest totaling 176 dollars. The act covers parts of Lot 1 2 and 3 and all of Lot 15 and part of Lot 14 in Block 16 Mineola according to the description.
Instruments filed at the Recorder and District Court offices from March 20 to March 27 1930 list transfers and liens. Names include IT L Hatt C T Risdon Leona Thacker W H Me Knicht Lara Newton Andrew F E Taylor Julia A Taylor Lydia E Farrington and others with parcels in Glenwood Rik 20 3 72 41 1 78 49 and sections 17 72 42 and 73 43 totaling amounts up to 26000 dollars.
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