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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1930

Page

11

Thirty-Six Join The Farm Bureau in Mills County

The Farm Bureau membership drive in Mills County adds thirty six members in six days across Silver Creek Center Ingraham and part of Intian Creek. The group aims to organize all townships to strengthen farming and obtain training, fair taxes, lower freight rates, better seeds, and education for youth and women.

Silver Creek Center Ingraham Twos Farm Bureau Ingraham Intian Creek

St Marys Township Farm Bureau to Meet April 26

The St Marys township Farm Bureau meeting will be held at the Bernard Brandt home on Saturday evening April 26. The committee has arranged a good program and everybody is welcome to attend.

St. Marys Township

Value of 4 H club work recognized by the public

The article highlights broad public approval for 4-H club work from business leaders teachers and parents. It stresses byproducts such as higher standards of workmanship education and health among youth and the cultivation of future citizens aware that better farm and home practices bring satisfaction.

State University

Thrifty Thirteen Club Pot Luck Supper

The Thrifty Thirteen held their first meeting on April 8 at Mrs. Will Andrews home. A pot luck supper followed a canning chicken lesson. several members attended. The next meeting aims to reorganize under a new name, per Helen Shaw and Fern Alberts.

Thrifty Will Andrews Thia Geneva Mintle Elaine Gilbert Maxine van Oradel Edith Rouse James Virginia Slaughter Helen Shaw Fern Alberts

Higher Education Nonsense From a Relative’s Tale

A gentleman mocks his Black servant Julius for using grand words as a tale unfolds. Julius recalls a time when he saved a life by recognizing and mispronouncing a lengthy term, only to chase the offender after Fetching a dictionary moment later.

Julius Mins

Pamphlet Explains Work of Federal Farm Board

Iowa State economists say a new circular answers 40 to 60 questions about the Federal Farm Board and its functions. The title pamphlet offers clear information to farmers, helping them understand the board’s real work. Copies are free by writing the Federal Farm Board in Washington, D.C.

Towa Federal Fatt Board Towa State Cotlere Tittle Federal Farm Board Washington, D.C

Girls 44H Short Course Set For June 10 13

The Girls 44H Short Course will run June 10 to 13. Each club may send two delegates, either two members or one member plus the leader, while the county can allocate three additional attendees including the 4-H president and two girls who can participate in the orchestra. Names of attending girls are requested as soon as possible. The Boys Short Course is scheduled for June 16 to 18, with plans being requested from boys as well.

County 4

Happy Workers Club Adds New Member

The Happy Workers 4-51 club held a meeting on April 6 to plan a shower for Mrs Walye Henderson Lew and a food party for April 19. A new member, Nellis Clay, was accepted at this meeting led by Mrs F Hill.

Happy Workers Walye Henderson Lew Leu Nellis Clay Clu Hill

Easter Services at East Liberty Share Muddy Roads and Praise

East Liberty reported good attendance for Sunday worship despite muddy roads from Saturday rain. Rev. O R Jones led communion with a brief sermon. The Sunday school session followed with a detailed program including songs, recitations, and exercises by several local children and guests from Hickman Nebraska. Ruth Lockabill improved after illness. Marian Kerney visited from Malvern. Will Maddocks and family joined relatives near Silver City for Sunday dinner. Ben Garner family visited Hickman guests at George Nubey’s home the previous weekend.

O. R. Jones Frayer George Nahrley Ruth Lockabill Marian Kerney Malvern Elzie Will Maddocks Silver City Ben Garner Hickman Nebr George Nubey

Wesley Chapel Pageant The Challenge of the Cross

The Wesley Chapel pageant The Challenge of the Cross was presented by the church youth and choir last Friday evening. Nettie Wil took center stage in Evangel and urged disciples for her Master. Disciples came yet many were unwilling to truly bear the cross. The sixth disciple finally prevailed through devotion and pacifist spirit, aided by Claude Wilkon and the choir.

Wesley Chapel Evangel Nettie Wil Eame Claude Wilkon Aung Arthur Wilop

Easter Services At Local Church And Community Visits

The pageant closing service was a beautiful rendition of consecration. Easter morning attendance was strong despite the roads. Rev L D Thomne invites worship next Sunday at 11 with Sunday School at 16. Omaha visitors included Mr and Mrs A J Sullivan in Roy Robbins home. Mrs Sullivan is Mrs Robbins niece. Gerald Wilson opened a beauty shop in Silver City and visited her parents Mr and Mrs Dyson. Mr and Mrs Ray Phumb also visited Omaha last Wednesday. Minnie Dent returned to Glenwood. River work on No 4 progresses with riveters and spindles nearing completion.

L. D. Thomne A. J. Sullivan Omaha Roy Robbine Sullivan Robbins Gerald Wilson Silver City Dyson Ray Phumb Minnie Dent Glenwood No. 4

Mrs Parker Shoppers and Visitors Noted in Omaha and Glenwood

Mrs Clinton Parker and Mrs Lynn Parker were shoppers to Connell Biaffa last Thursday. Mr and Mrs CH Plumb were Omaha visitors Saturday. Mrs Jane Fickel spoke of a program on Iowa history for the Glenwood Woman's Club on Monday. The songs were Indian songs by a composer.

Clinton Parker Lynn Parker Connell Biaffa CH Plumb Omaha Jane Fickel Iowa Glenwood Woman's Club

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Mills County Farm Bureau News George Rosenteid Ftias Mayatl Berty Bettetary The Millsounty Bureau Taare Malvern Peonta Malf Fara W. HE. Taylor Wabash Deardorff’s Grocery CIA Higher Education Ferry Forry Ses As Happy Workers Club East Liberty Wesley Chapel Church Cee J. R. Scott M. D Smregon Malsern I. A. Parsons Omics Malcolm Campbell DM. Kane J. A. Kline DRS. Kline & Kline Osteopathic Physicians Iowa State Savings Bank Frank J. Pop Palmer Dto Mulholland J. H. Beck With Lowe State Malvern, Lowa Caudell Bros Lowa Ise Carson Deposit Fea
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