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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1951

Page

8

Social Happenings of Malvern and Vicinity

Dorothy Buesing of Council Bluffs celebrated her sixth birthday at the Dwight Bullington home with family dinner and birthday cake. Malvern Garden Club meets May 1 to discuss garden hints and holds officer election. Frank Evans daugh and family observed his 33rd wedding anniversary at W. A. Lang home with relatives. May 2 L T N club meets at Mrs Anderson’s home. O E S will hold special May 1 initiation meeting. Mackey anniversary marked by 22 years with Progressive pitch and a group lunch.

Dorothy Buesing Council Bluffa Dwight Bullington John Buesing John III Bobby Council Buffs Malvern Garden Club E. C. Collins Ralph Robbins L. T. N. Club Anderson S. J. Anderson Clinton. Robbins Earl Williams Harry A. Nelson

Armstrongs Celebrate Joint Birthdays At Clarkson Hospital

Mr and Mrs A M Armstrong celebrated combined birthdays at Clarkson hospital where nurses, cake, candles, and a music box played the birthday song. He is 66 and has a heart ailment. she is 65. The Women's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist church held its spring meeting in the church social room with new officers named and devotions on Worship in the Home. Martha circle served refreshments as the group discussed district meeting notes and upcoming events. Cemetery Agan met with Mrs W R Kerna for the first meeting of the year at North Grove Cemetery, sixteen members attended plus a former member from Stranraer Saskatchewan as a guest.

A. M. Armstrong Clarkson Hospital Armstrong Women's Society of Christian Service The Methodist Church Adolph Schultz Harry Evans Ray Hilton J. W. Baer Thos. W. Gidley Raymond Waller W. E. Kerns Martha Circle Lorna Estes Council Bluffs Glen Pevehouse

Auxiliary Names Delegates to Convention

The American Legion Auxili ary in secular session Monday night voted to revise their rules and by-laws and the president, Mrs. Wm. Helm, named Mes. James Howard Gearhart, Stella Mulholland and J. L. Frazier to care for this work. The group also voted to send £ 5 to Knoxville for their donation to the annual May carnival and named Mesdames Vern Crouse and J. L. Frazier as delegates to the district meeting at Stuart April 30, so a committee to form with the American Legion committee, the general committee for Memorial day, was named. These are Mesdames L. W. Coddington, June M. Fickel and Dudley Conner. The county conference was announced for May 28 at the Greenwood K. P. hall. Mrs. Coddington, Pan American chairman, presented a program on Uruguay. A movie was shown and an informative talk on the country was given by Mrs. Coddington.

American Legion Auxiliary Irs Wm. Helm James Howard Gearhart Stella Mulholland J. L. Frazier Knoxville Mesdamey Vern Crouse Stuart American Legion Committee General Committee L. W. Coddington June M. Fickel Dudley Conner Grenwood K. P. Hall Coddington Uruguay

Mills Memos By Dick Goor

A column listing seed certification dates for the Iowa Crop Improvement Association at Ames with crops and deadlines. Farm field days are announced at Clarinda and Castang with a women’s program. ISU entomologist urges early spring gopher poisoning using atraychnine mixed in vegetables, plus habitat cleanup. Hog producers seek tested breeding stock to combat brucellosis.

Iowa Crop Improvement Associaion Ames Soil Conservation Experimental Farm Clarinda Western Iowa Experimental Station Castang Harold Gunderson Iowa State College Eugenes Fitz Towa Swine Producera Gesocration

Lucille Sings May Foods And Fire Hazards

The May list from the Department of Agriculture highlights greens and eggs as plentiful foods. It notes serving ideas from chopped eggs with greens to shirred eggs on spinach and spring salads with hard cooked eggs. It warns fire hazards from dry grass during spring activities and mentions sewing tips affecting comfort and life.

Department of Agriculture

Iowa Capitol News Letter Review of 14th Assembly Actions

After adjournment sine die the 14th General Assembly saw Gov Beardsley push against tax increases while securing funds for highway patrol, old age assistance, and education. Legislation on civil defense faced House opposition, and public employee retirement benefits were debated. TV hearings, pay raises for the attorney general, and redistricting were among key topics. House and Senate clashed over a proposed raise for Robert Larson amid liquor law scrutiny. New state appointments were proposed with mixed party representation and a question over a woman on the conservation commission.

64Th Appropriations Committee State Highway Patrol House of Representatives Senate Beardsley Iowa General Assembly Douglas MacArthur Congress Wolty MacArthur Iowa Earl Fishbaugh Jr Shenandoah Fishbaugh Robert Larson House Larson Largon State Board of Vocational Education Neardsley Willard J. Archie Robert Munger Sioux City Roy J. Stevens Ottumwa Uarry J. Tlageemann Waverly Stevens Hagemann Ray Johnson State Tax Commission George Gill Stirler Otto Henningsen Clinton State Board of Parole Conservation Commission Ewald G. Trost Ft. Dodge Joe Stanton Des Moines Louis Koevenig Postville A. §. Workman Glenwood

Late Corn May Decrease Yield

Mills county farmers can expect a 4 to 10 bushel per acre drop in yield if corn planting is delayed up to a month. Dick Guos, county extension director, says Iowa State tests with 10 varieties over five years show early corn maintains edge, but late plantings affect all hybrids little. The study concludes latest maturing hybrids are early enough to complete pollination.

Mills County Dick Guos Towa State College Iowa

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