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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1925
Page
3
District court proceedings in Malvern Iowa include a dispute over a railroad right of way an amended answer a demurrer and overruling ruling and a party electing to stand on the demurrer jurors and a bench trial referenced with numerous garbled phrases. The fragment notes cases two with court elements referencing a trial on a later date.
Malvern defeated Glenwood in a tennis meet with wins in all six sets. J M Steele and Dallas Criswell beat Kelly and French in three sets. Wallace Salyers and Gerald Caldwell also swept three sets against Cleveland and Dean. Glenwood plans another visit this week.
Miss Jean Beattie entertained at an eight oclock breakfast at H T Beattie mansion on Marion avenue. Twelve guests joined by a mystery guest Miss Serum, a three course meal prepared by Misses Elizabeth and Harriett Beaty, white color scheme with white asters, several card games, and porch conversation about past memories and future plans as many girls leave for school.
An all day program for farmers and wives outlines practical crop and livestock demonstrations. The event highlights the McLean County System of swine management with live demonstrations and expert talks by McDonald of Animal Husbandry and Dr. W. K. Stouder on diseases and sanitation. Poultry housing and ventilation topics are also planned with notes on winter quarters and husbandry practices.
A county scholarship program seeks applicants from Mills County Iowa to receive a free agricultural college course. Grants fund eight state scholarships. eligibility requires high school completion or age 17 with seventh grade completion. Applications must include personal details, reasons, farm residency, and future agricultural plans, addressed to the Registrar Iowa State College Ames Iowa.
August event drew nine entries across four classes. Dallas Criswell won the men’s singles cup donated by Steve Clem after defeating Wallace Salyers 6 1 6 1 in the final. In doubles, Steele and Criswell beat Parsons and Wortman 6 1 6 1. Salyers and Caldwell fell to them 6 1 7 5. Mixed doubles saw Taylor and Salyers fall to Taylor and Mulholland 6 4 7 5. Viola Mulholland emerged winner of the ladies singles after a tight set sequence with Mullholland taking 9 7 4 0 7 6.
McKown Funeral Home in Columbus Nebraska has begun operations at the David Holphand building beside the Gwin theater. The new undertaking aims to serve Millie Cownty Amenda by providing burial and funeral services.
Mills County Iowa board meets August 25 1925 approving claims for road and bridge projects and hearing a petition to reclassify a White Harbor Township road extending southwest then west to join a county road. Also reports on auditor fees, tuition transfers, and appoints J M Donelan as coroner to fill the remaining term ending 1926. Church notices follow with service times and upcoming events across First Baptist Methodist and Presbyterian congregations.
A Saturday morning group of girls celebrated Miss Marjorie Brittell's fifteenth birthday by taking breakfast to the fair grounds. Harriet Cadwell and Lucille McIntyre planned the affair. each girl contributed to the ring. Ruth Cadwell chaperoned. Other guests included Edna Cailwall, Marla Riggins, Dorothy Boehner, Elizabeth Beattie, Erville Nelson, and Lona Paullin.
Mr and Mrs W R Johnson and Mrs Samuel Masters attended the golden wedding of Mr and Mrs D A Miller in Weeping Water Nebraska on Sunday August 20. The next day they remained to celebrate Mr Johnsons ninety second birthday. Mrs Miller is a sister of Mrs Masters and a niece of Mr and Mrs Johnson.
The Malvern Cold Storage hosted its annual picnic for Omaha Buy-Rite Stores last Sunday at Malvern Fair Grounds. About 300 guests attended with fried chicken and ice cream provided, while attendees brought their own dishes. Fourteen Buy-Rite stores in Omaha have bought butter from Malvern Cold Storage for five years. The picnics are a longstanding annual event enjoyed by the stores’ employees.
The Ma nonte Judge holds its regular meeting this Thursday evening. Members are urged to attend as the architect will present plans for a new building that look promising.
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