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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1936
Page
4
Vague OCR text mentions a sports result at Tenville on Sunday with scattered names and phrases. The readable portions indicate a local game outcome and potential team references, but key details are garbled and no clear scores or participants can be confirmed.
In a rugged midweek slate Villisca trailed 6 2 entering the final frames but pressed for six runs including a home run by Herzog to claim a 8 3 victory over Malvern. Glenwood Merchants edged Griswold 7 6 as they rallied in the sixth to tie and then win in the final frame, with Heulmer and Meek contributing offensive sparks and Griswold suffering late defense.
Merchants 3 Oakdale 8 in a tense game with extra innings. Weir tossed seven strong frames for Hastings and lead bats carried by highlighted players as the Merchants defense struggled and late scoring sealed the outcome.
In a hard fought final, Macedonia and Harlan claim the tournament crown. The scoreline showcases strong pitching and timely hitting as the champs overcome rivals with key power from Spoto and mass hit makers Jepson and Mass. The Bluffs suffer late rallies after opening with a 2 0 lead, but the late surge seals the victory.
An OCR heavy page lists varied names and entities including Malvern, Iowa pupils, and multiple individuals such as Peter Jacobs Frank Juetke Gord Jones and Harrys Hulls. It references financial statements, service districts, and municipal items, with scattered names of firms and places like Malvern and Nebr. The text appears as a garbled dataset of names, dates, and notices rather than a coherent story.
A crowded list of Malvern residents and visitors appears in a community roundup. Families such as the Griffin, Haldeman, Liddett, and McLain clans, plus many neighboring households, are noted hosting dinners, attending the state fair, and visiting kin across towns. The column records travel, church, and funeral arrangements, with numerous small gatherings and local acknowledgments throughout the period.
Elsie Abler and Aurleous Chrissinger were united in marriage Monday August 17 at 10:30 in Red Oak at the Methodist parsonage with Rev. Morrow officiating. Bride graduates Avoca High and worked at Avoca Bank. groom is Pacific Junction High School 1927 graduate and 1933 Renard embalming school graduate. Attendants included Helen Chrissinger and C Anderson. guests included Gladys Gregory and daughter Barbara.
In a tense Missouri Valley clash Malvern edged Shenandoah 8 to 6 as pitchers endured a grind. Reed Gok and Pompors provided key hits while Bronetta and Tarshaw faced heavy batting in a long contest.
A noisy, rhythmic account of daily CCC routine at Camp Shenandoah in Iowa with marching calls, roll calls, mess, barracks, chores, and hard labor. The verse-like narrative captures boot camp discipline, grueling tasks, and weary laughter as workers haul dirt, build damns, and endure long days in harsh conditions.
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