Malvern Football Banquet Caps Season After Glenwood Game
Malvern Iowa November 24 1925 the Malvern football team and coach W W Stephenson were feted at a community banquet by business men and the school board. The event honored 23 players with toasts from A Chantry H R Landis G M Kline and more. Malvern defeated Glenwood 19 to 13 in a hard fought season finale and captain Cyrug Hixson was chosen for next year. The squad included Rollie Rigging Max Benton Cooney Gebe Bell Charles Shennoffcia Harry Markle Cyrus Hixson and others.
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Malvern
Glenwood
Iowe
W. W. Stephenson
Thair
Edith Chantry
P. Wortman
A. Chantry
H. R. Landis
Malvarn
Malvern Malvern
Essex
Woodbine
Plattsmouth
Bidneay
Blanchard
Abe Lincoln
C. Bieware
Stephenson
Jetter
Cyrug Hixcop
Atar
Jones
Gosf
Malvern Waa
Malvern Bars
Thompson
Thomas Jefferson High
Carter
Thomas Jefferson
Thlaneasoh
Rollie
Max Benton
Doin Cooney
Gebe Bell
Charles Shennoftecia
Harry Marke
Cyrus Hixson
Kenneth Jones
Frank Hummell
Lawrence Hall
Lynn Batkus Danter Beaton
Cedric Crink
Charles Wotte
Harold Jones
John Reed
Thomas Gidley
Wayne Walker
Randell Kitne
Gerald Davis
Felton
Jonen Bed Breeding
Louis Mitchell
Township Meetings Set For December Farm Bureau Events
Townships in Mills County plan annual meetings during December to elect officers and discuss the 192 program of work. Members will view two educational reels Show Days and The Cat and the Monkey, and attend township gatherings at Plattsville East Oak Glenwood Ingraham East Anderson and St Marys West Oak with schedules listed.
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Hhe County
Mills County Farm Bureau
Bronco Farm Bureau
Plattville Township
Pacific City
East Oak
Glenwood Township
Glenwood
Ingraham Township
Bilver City
East Anderson Township
Oak School
St. Mary's
West Oak Township
Walter Klindt
Wesley Chapel Thanksgiving Dinner Planned by Church Ladies
Wesley Chapel church ladies prepare a large Thanksgiving dinner at the church this Thursday evening. A corrected price note clarifies 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children, following a mistaken last week’s listing.
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Wesley Chapel
Car Accident on Federal Road Near Merrill Farm
A southeast of town car accident on the Federal road near the Merrill Johny soy farm injured several people. Charles Lane of Underwood and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Blephenson, plus a girl and Mrs. Stevens of Corywell Blue, were involved when the driver paused and lost control, tipping the car. A boy suffered a broken collarbone, Mrs. Blephenson sprained ankle, and others received bruises. They were taken to town and treated by Dr. Pardue and Dr. Carophail before going home.
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Federal Road Sundey
Merrill Johny
Charles Lane
Underwood
Bert Blephenson
Stevens
Corywell Blue
Hla
East Division Sunday Schools Meet at Hastings
The Eastern Division of the Milla County Sunday School Association will meet at Hastings Methodist church on Sunday November 29 at 1 30 PM. Readings include devotional period by Revy and Coleman, instrumental duet by Rebecca and others, junior and primary sessions, a round table on problems, and benediction by H F Mitchell.
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Hastings
Milla County Sunday School Association
Henderson
Wesley Chapel
Emerson
Champion Hill
Asbury
Methodist Church
Bandar
Anne Revy
L. E. Coleman
Rebecca Coleman
Ethel
May Honeyman
Mary Arnont
R. R. Honeyman
Wanda Shaw
Ira Turnet
Ada Dene Hastings
D. N. McGraw
Eva
Maria Connell
Boolberg
H. F. Mitchell
Union Thanksgiving Service at Presbyterian Church
A union Thanksgiving service gathering churches and townspeople will be held Thursday morning at eleven at the Presbyterian church. Music and a fine address are promised, with a full house expected as residents are urged to attend and reflect on thankfulness.
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Presbyterian Church
Notice to Dog Owners at Malvern School Grounds
Notice from Malvern School Board warns dog owners that all dogs found running at large on school grounds will be caught and turned over to the dog catcher.
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Malvern School Board
Banquet for Ladies Sets Event at Malvern Club
The Malvern Community Club hosts its annual ladies banquet on December 2 at the new community building. Open to all in town and surrounding areas, with tickets 75 cents, music by Music Masters orchestra, and a free auditorium program starting at 7:45 with readings, vocal duets, and a speech by Dr Penn Martin, Wooster College president.
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Malvern Community Club
Malvath Community Club
Civic Improvement Club
C. A. Boyer
Music Masters
Glea
Mias
Helen Ashe
G. C. Lowe
C. Hy Hiller
Five lectures to be held in Malvern this winter
Dr Martin announces a series of five free public lectures by national figures this winter in Malvern. The first lecture will be public and free, with more announcements to follow. Also, the Delphian Society meets Tuesday December 1 at 2:20 pm in the club room led by Mrs Louise Saar, featuring talks on Raphael, Correggio, Titian, and Renaissance architecture.
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Martin
Malvern
Delphian Society
Louise Saar
Raphael
Mina Vera Danner
Bess Hyde
Zelma Fletcher
Fritz
Things Seen and Heard by Our Special Representative
A local column lists residents sending in reports from the county. Citizens named include Henry Ridenburg Frank Himethaw and others, with notes on farming work, household mishaps, and early mechanical dangers. The piece ends with a nod to subscriptions to the Leader and a moral quip from C. B. Bacrett.
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C. E. Eacrett
Henry Ridenburg
Frank Himethaw
Henry Dolph
Deer Crook
W. A. Stephens
Hne
White Cloud Township
Horachal Rodman
Harry Wearth
Frank Rodman
Glenwood
Harmen
Louis Derkheimer
Hoe
Doorell
C. A. Johnson
Sidney Beam
W. &. Salyers
Strahan
W. R. Rice
Randolph Champion Corn Husker Sets Local Record
The Randolph Enterpriser notes Fred Weldon bucked and scooped 175 bushels of corn last week, finishing by midafternoon and likely starting in the early morning. The paper praises Weldon as the best husker in the area among several strong workers.
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Randolph
Fred Weldon
Fred Bee
Thandolph
Post Office Closed Christmas Protest Planned
Postmaster L. Bosaer notes that the Post Office will be closed all day Christmas with deliveries slated after midnight December 4. Citizens are urged to plan ahead as postage will be required for Christmas carders and to avoid delays reaching destinations.
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Mirena
Pairone
Chrnakmee Carder
L. Bosaer
Maater
Federated Women's Clubs Meet in Malvern Milage November 18
The Federated Women's Clubs of Mills County held an all day meeting at the Malvern Community building on Wednesday November 18 with strong attendance and representation from every member club. About 150 registered as reports from Woodbine and Glenwood were shared. Luncheon served by Malvern Civic Improvement Club members. Afternoon program included readings, a play by Pacific Junction Women’s Club, solos by Mrs Chantry and Mrs Lowe, with Mary Rathke presiding. Next spring meeting will elect officers and conduct regular business.
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Federated Women’s Clubs of
Mills County
Malvern
Federated Women's Clubs
Woodbine
J. G. McCue
Silver City
W. FH
Glenwood
Ofiont
Japan
Chinn Ae Ahe
F. R. Chantry
J. Miller
G. C. Lowe
Ming Mary Rathke
County Federation
Ume
Glenwood Women’s Club
Aa Teese
Local Civic Groups Net Four Decade Lunches for Charity
Rural Improvement Club of Cen The H 3 0 Sliver City Woman's Club The Bociul Neighbors tub The Merry Mixers The L T N Club The Emerson Woman's Club The Wasley Chapel Woman's Clun The Garden Club of Malvern The Malvern Civic Improvement Club The ladies of the Civic Improvement Club cleared about 40.00 on their luncheon.
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Sliver City Woman's Club
Bociul Neighbors Tub
Merry Mixers
L. T. N. Club
Emerson Woman's Club
Wasley Chapel Woman's Clun
Garden Club of
Malvern
Malvern Civic Improvement Club
Ladies of the Civic Improvement Club
Growth at Harry Hammons Post American Legion
The Harry Hammons Post in Community Memorial building reports 76 members, a near doubling in a year, with hopes to become the county’s largest post. Members celebrate surpassing the National Legion Endowment drive targets and note active committees including Forty and Eight and the Ladies Auxiliary. The next regular meeting is December 3, with room improvements planned and invitations extended to the Community Club and Fire Department.
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Harry Hammons
A. L
American Legion
Community Memorial Building
Fire Department
Legion
Locsl
Bruce Boehner
National Legion Endowment
Viv Legion Ulao
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