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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1937
Page
2
Local notice from Malvern recalls friends visiting from Omaha and Chicago, doctors and nurses at area hospitals, a bridal announcement, and social events. Residents travel to Council Bluffs Beatrice Beals attend services, while fashion sales and hospital stays are noted. Community life in Malvern reflects visits, entertainment, and local commerce.
Local Malvern notes recount visits and family gatherings across nearby towns including Omaha Crete and Stanton. Names such as Mrs Nat Booth Misses Myrtle and Gerald Simes Mrs Fritens Kline and D. Ro Criswell appear among relatives and friends visiting, with updates on health and travel and a Tennant Shop promotion for sold items. Weather talk and community events frame the week with church and school links noted.
Iowa extension service and the Soil Conservation Service establish unadapted and adapted red clover and alfalfa plots in 12 counties. Oats act as nurse crop, cut for hay. legumes not pastured this year. Seeds from 10 estates and several foreign countries, including Chile and Hungary, are used. Farm viewing planned for next fall and 1938.
The West Oak Saint Marys Master Feeders met April 5 at George and Clifford White's home with 13 members and one visitor present. They set May as the membership deadline, finished swine production lessons, issued dairying handouts, and heard talks on dairy heifer care and pig feeding. The next meeting will be May at Robert Hunt's home.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Emerson, Mr atk Mes and dA howe, a Harty at their hottie event, Fovehock utter served, Wes Woh high sere hanes oli to Mero Jot. Names include EL Whistler, Mr and Mrs db Bo Grenwond, Mr and Mrs DU Copyrame, Mrs BOE Winsler, and Mr cond Abs Ratbh Andere af Malvern with Thor son leader advertiuere.
Farmers and families fret Malamy will a chance to see Tawa Sore Cedege at work. Date to tune when farmers from this sectione af the suite ne ster te Te cedleges in Lovettreet. Tours arranged to see hybrid corn small aradas flax soybeans and crop rotation. Visitors will see fertilizer and crop rotation. new oats varieties and a modern barn. Poultry farm shows straw loft building. college dons horses beef cattle sheep on display. Women visit home economies building greenhouses gardens.
Community church notices outline services at various denominations. Presbyterians host a Women’s Missionary Society event April 22. a lecture on Christ’s sayings to be studied. Baptist program features choir, speakers, and a membership appeal urging active involvement.
The Loyal Leonettes club met on April 2 with three members and leader present at Mrs. Raymond Warner's home. They discussed plans for the year and enjoyed hot chocolate cake and whipped cream. The All County Farm Debt Advisory committee will meet May 12 at 1 p.m. at the Community building in Malvern.
The Leader corrects a report from last week stating that Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Walker visited Malvern. Mr. Walker is unmarried and was accompanied by a friend, not Mrs. Walker.
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