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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1900
Page
1
Local notices recount banking aims at favorable loan terms and growing businesses. Community updates include Will Kneeland’s health, photography promotions with McMahill, agricultural shifts, new residents, school sports revival, and charitable efforts as Mills County reports on fairs, crops, and forthcoming events.
A long list of social calls and visits from residents of Plattsmouth and surrounding towns. Arthur Rickabaugh, Mrs. Dewitt of Glenwoor, J. M. Salyers, C. J. Dillehay, and many others are noted visiting friends and relatives in town, at the fair, or while traveling through the county.
Church notices report preaching at Highland a Sunday morning topic The Apostolic Church and discussion by T Donalbarger at the Christian church Sunday morning The lawn fete by the Boy Scouts at Cunningham's last Friday evening was a success with over eight dollars raised The Baptist church Sunday morning continues the Christian stewardship course with the Animating Principle of the Steward The evening sermon is How Grace Treats the Sinner All the public urged to attend
A baseball doubleheader at City Park saw Glenwood and Malvern split, with Glenwood winning the first 11 innings 6 to 3 tie and Malvern taking the second game 13 to 2. Wilkins Bros. and Masters pairing as Glenwood batteries, while Mulholland and Roe anchored Malvern. Umpire Herry Baird called the games close with notable errors from both sides.
A trio of weddings unfolds in Mills County with Eunice Summers becoming Miss Summers Axtell after a Cedar Falls ceremony and reception in Malvern The couple plans a Denver trip before returning. Ryan and Lavina Potter wed at B W Potter’s home in Hillsdale with a simple noon ceremony and modest dinner. Minnie J Lewis and H A Pullman wed at Wisner with family in attendance, both couples to reside in Mills County.
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