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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1925

Page

5

Malvern Dominates Blanchard 45 to 0 in Historic Win

Malvern Scarlet Avalanche, led by Captain Riggins, crushed Blanchard 45 to 0 in a decisive Friday clash. Malvern held the edge in offense and leadership, with Hall’s broken field running and Schenefield and Hixson steady on defense. Blanchard showed little offense, generating only a rare first down on a penalty.

Stephenson Blancharrd Thuttiai Randolph Entex Woodbine Plattemouth Sidney Malvern Blakehard Malvert High Scarlet Avalanche Mincibla Riggins Rigeiia Acorn Blanchard Jones Hall Schenefield Hixson Eneier Glenwood Malvern Field

Orphanage Appeal Seeks Donations in Council Bluffs

The Christian Home Orphanage in Council Bluffs faces a heavy toll from closing times and appeals to charities for Thanksgiving offerings. Supported entirely by voluntary donations with no endowment or government support, it asks readers to send contributions to the Christian Home Orphanage.

Christian Home Council Bluffs Towa

State to Patrol Primary Roads Take Over After November 30

State Highway Commission will assume charge of all primary roads after November 30 under a new law aimed at unifying construction and maintenance. Counties previously built and cared for roads at separate standards, creating uneven quality across county lines. The plan calls for patrol workers in charge of every seven miles of primary road with year round employment.

State Highway Commission Pmoroga Srosalog Ageteras BR Esport Aigie

Highway heads development plans foreseen after November

The article notes upcoming highway development and maintenance funding, with the commission expected to announce a program after November 46. It mentions extending authority to address past issues and improve future season funding and upkeep for the system.

Oaceola Sentinel

Delphian Club Meeting Sets Topic for Guest Day

Delphian club holds its regular meeting on Tuesday November 17 at 2 30 pm in the club room led by Mrs J P Weatin. Assistants include Mrs BR Boehner Mrs Walter Donner Mins Mallon Black and Mrs Alice Bealty. The Golden Age of Painting will be the after noon topic. Members are urged to bring a friend for Guest Day.

Delphian Club J. P. Weatin Br, Boehner Walter Donner Mins Mallon Black Mis Alice Bealty

Card of Thanks for Daisy Kline Family

The family thanks friends for kindness and sympathy during Daisy Kline's long illness and after her death and funeral. Mr. W J C Smith Mrs Josephine Gates Mr and Mrs Wesley Kline Norman Kline express deep appreciation for support from the community.

Mis Daisy Kline W. J. C. Smith Josephine Gates Wesley Kline Norman Kline

Blacks Return From The East Visit Old Home and Former Pastors

The Black family returns from a four week trip through Ohio Indiana and eastern Iowa visiting Browns ville Ohio Oxford Ohio Clayton Indiana Malvern Indianapolis Downe r s Grove and Pleasant while Mrs O H Snyder dies during the visit and the family attends closing services of four weeks of meetings in Fairfield Mt Pleasant and other towns.

Old Home Ahna Mater O. H. Snyder C. W. Black Marion Ohio Indiana Iowa Mr. Black Aater Brownsville Western Colllege Oxford Misa Black Clayton Malvern Indianapolis H. R. Waldo The Baptist Church W. W. Bollinger M. BH Downer’s Grove

Enrollment figures at Simpson College show steady rise

Mills County contributed twelve students to Simpson College enrollment, registrar John W. Bare reports. Total enrollment nears 700 with four weeks of classes left. freshman count may reach 800 when complete. The 1904-2000 year shows a milestone of twenty students for the county. Listed graduates include Malvern and Willowcreek area names among others.

Milla County Simpson Indianola Lowa Dot Simpson College Mills County John W. Bare Testa Iered Malvern Don Meee Iies Yaunall Pu Welt Willowrem Lillian Hoaayman Brinn Munpiw

Mills County Federation Hosts All Day Women's Club Meeting

Mills County Federation of Women's Clubs will meet in Malvern on November 18 at the Community building starting 10:00 AM. Host clubs Civic Improvement and H. C. clubs plan a 35 cent luncheon. The day features a report from the 9th District Convention, a China and Japan talk by Mrs. W. F. Hill, a one act play by Pacific Judietson ladies, and readings by Mrs. H. F. Mitchell with music from Malvern clubs. All Malvern and Mills County women are invited.

Mills County Federation Civic Improvement H. 8. C. Clubs Malvern Mills County Federation of Women's Clubs Woodbine Bilvet City Club China Japan Mra W. F. Hill Glenwood Hill Pacific Judietson Emerson Club H. F. Mitchell Elves & Reading Mills County

Harold Breeding Honored In State College Honor

Harold Breeding a senior at Ames was elected a member of the honorary Electric fraternity of the State College, one of ten chosen from several hundred students. Malvern students continue to excel in multiple schools. An Afternoon Party was hosted by Mesdames Charles Salyers and Robert Chawell at a Kennington on Thursday afternoon, with twenty guests enjoying needlework, clue guessing games and conversation followed by a two course lunch hosted by Ceville Slothower.

Harold Breeding Malvern Ames Honorary Electric Fraternity The State College Malvern Atudents Mesdames Charles Salyers Robert Chawell Kennington

Dickersbach Holds Annual Duroca Sale Amid Snowy Day

Fred Dickersbach reports a good turnout for the annual Duroca sale despite snow. Average price per head $42.60 with highs near $371.00. Yearlings and fall boars commanded strong prices while spring boats topped at $71.00. Buyers list includes Karl Shook Malvern Ed Pollitt Malvern George Parker Henderson and others. crowd notes strong competition and satisfaction with results.

Fred Dickersbach Dickersbach Karl Shook Malvern Ed Pollitt George H. Parker Henderson Ed Wooden Hagex Haseox Forrest Pickerell Frank Koshersperger Bort Wooden Hasex Roy Blackmon Fred Newell Hastings Rm, Parker Emergon Will Roland R. B. Russell Tabor Rodd Randolph Lewie Maher Imogene Bark Qhook Dow Hevtings Auilth Hed Oak Walter Irwin Dake Honeyman Aiver Adama River Piekel Walter Mawen Healings Walter Bowen NED Neopeann Ns Rokor

Mills County Records Show Auto Licenses and Gas Tax

County Treasurer Frank V. Kemp reports last year issued 2843 auto licenses 270 tractor licenses 18 motorcycle licenses and 1409 transfers with total receipts of 65194.40 plus gasoline tax up to September totaling 13877.56 split among state county and township roads. Louise Hiett named editor of Stephens College yearbook and active in campus groups. plans to teach next year. One oclock luncheon hosted by Merchants J F Wearth and J W Baer for twenty four ladies with a three course meal and social time.

Kemp Lesuet Frank V. Kemp Milla Joe Gett Louise Hitt Columbia Mike Loulea Hiett W. M. Hiett Malvern Iowa Stephens College Columba Christian Apaootation Ulao Botive Belog Phi Theta Kappa Cuurary Scholastic Theta Tay Byatton Socal Glas Club W. G. Aygud Abblatio Associatan Megi

Ames Abe Speech Sparks Farm Debate in Town

Local resident Ames Abe voices concern about farmers and upcoming corn season while urging scrutiny of roap box mazuk critiques. He argues too many meetings would keep people from addressing corn snap time next year.

Ames Abe

4 H Luncheon Here Saturday in Malvern

Mothers and Daughters of 4 H Clubs plan a November 14 luncheon at the Liberty Memorial building Malvern. The event, the year’s biggest club gathering, features a Mills County report on the State Fair trip a Music Memory review and a four o clock lunch served to leaders.

Liberty Memorial Building Malvern Mills County Happe

Iowa exhibitors prepare for International Live Stock Exposition

Iowa entries for the International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago November 28 to December 1 include Col W P Turner A R McPher ron Glenwood J J Machter Achleawlg Jallua Muecke Hinton Otto Schoubee Walton Cochran Peteram Bartham and others They showcase Hereford yearlings two year olds and Hampshire hogs with Prof M D Helser of Iowa State College as superintendent of arenas contest Mark G Thornburg Iowa Secretary of Agriculture will supervise the Non Collegiate Livestock Judging Contest Carl Kennedy will assist in supervising the show entries

A. R. McPherton Glenwood J. H. Petty Elliott Iowa Chicago Col. W. P. Turner Mr. Ayr A. R. McPherron John JD. Machter Achleawlg Hereford Jallua Muecke Hinton Otto Schoubee Walton Cochran & Peteram Bartham Hampshire M.D. Helser Iowa State College of Agriculture Kiengoa America Prosegaor Helser Patty Petty G. BH. Anderson The International Carl Kennedy

Entertaining Five Hundred Party at Marion Avenue

Mrs. Margaret Buliman hosted about thirty friends Friday evening at her mother Mrs. Margaret Cunningham’s home on Marion Avenue. The games included Five Hundred and dancing with high score by Mrs. R. W. Mansfeld and Jay Summers and low scores by Mrs. J. E. Randerson and Dr. Kitna. Refreshments were served late and the gathering was pleasant and enjoyed by all.

Margaret Buliman Margaret Cunningham Marion Avenue R. W. Mansfeld Jay Summers J. E. Randerson Kitna

Notice to Water Users Shutting Main On Hill Thursday Friday

Water service will be shut off from the main on the hill this Thursday and Friday due to ongoing works. Take notice and store water supplies early as advised by the Town Council.

Glaring headlights urged to reduce motor vehicle accidents

Nati TO OWNERS AND Teene OF CARS OF MILLS COUNTY warns drivers to properly adjust and focus headlights to prevent glare and crashes. The notice emphasizes compliance with the law and offers guidance on correct headlamp aim and alignment to avoid blinding oncoming traffic.

Mills County Olga

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