Happy Workers Club Meets at Mrs. Floyd Hill Home
The Happy Workers Club met at the home of Mrs. Floyd Hill on Wednesday August 14 with Rod presiding. Members Pella Etta Maynes Mamie McMahan Mary Henderson Opal Henderson Waive Henderson and Inna Henderson attended. five new members Maxine Burger Thelma Burger Barbara Chapman Naomi Chapman and Irene Patman joined. The next meeting is scheduled for August 28 with a refreshment committee appointed.
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Happy Workers Club
Floyd Hill
Rod
Pella
Etta Maynes
Mamie McMahan
Mary Henderson
Opal Henderson
Waive Henderson
Inna Henderson
Maxine Burger
Thelma Burger
Barbara Chapman
Naomi Chapman
Irene Patman
Sargon Pills Restore Energy and Appetite in Lincoln Woman
Mrs. Bina Mohler of Lincoln Nebr reports dramatic recovery after using Sargon and Sargon Soft Mass Pills. She describes initial fatigue, headaches, and poor sleep that improved within two weeks, with restored appetite, strength, and restful mornings, noting no adverse effects.
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Bina
Mohler
Walker Avenue
Lincoln
Nebr
Adv
Collins Drug Co
New 4H Club in Plattville Township Names Merry Mathens
The Plattville township 4-H girls club met Wednesday afternoon with ten members present. Ruth Lincoln reports the club voted to name the group Merry Mathens. Demonstrations by Shamrock club members were given, plus talks on record books and waste baskets. Light refreshments followed. Francis Long attended as a visitor. next meeting is August 28 with Miss Genevieve Johnann.
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Plattville Township
Ruth Lincoln
Merry Mathens
C. J. Davis
Ralph Thompson
Shamrock Club
Ruth Donner
Marticia Davis
Francis Long
Genevieve Johnann
Notice to send in orders for bran and off meal
Farm Bureau office calls for timely submission of orders for bran and off meal. State agricultural cooperative requests quantity details, delivery timelines, and member contact information to ensure supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau Office
Symbols of 4 H Club Explain Mills County Purpose
County Agent George Rosenfeld outlines the 4 H ideals and emblem. The four Hs represent head to think and plan, hands to be useful, heart to be kind, and health to be physically fit, guiding citizenship and home life training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clube
Mills County
George Rosenfeld
Four H Club Emblems Pledges and Slogans
Mr. Welch asked Michigan Farm Bureau transportation to verify a bill and found undercharges. The car undercharge totaled 4.20 instead of 19.80, while seating added 17.60 more than the membership dues investment for home time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch
Transportation Department
Michigan Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau Helps Michigan Member Against Rail Charge
The New York Central railroad billed J. H. Welch of White Pigeon Michigan 19 80 for an alleged undercharge of two cats of sheep. The Farm Bureau reports saving one member 17 60 in related charges.
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Farm Bureau
Michigan
New York Central Railroad
J. H. Welch
White Pigeon
Mich
Clean Separator Study Highlights Cream Skimming Gap
Lester Proctor, Iowa's top one hundred cow testers, observed many people neglect washing cream separators at night. He conducted a check to see if a dirty separator would skim as well as a clean one, noting potential performance differences.
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Lester Proctor
Iowa
Sunday Services and Union Meetings at Local Churches
The Presbyterian Church holds Sunday School at 10 and Union meetings at 7 and 8 PM with preaching. A special Woman’s Missionary society meeting is set for Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock with Mrs Karl Hertz. In America topics will include China and Orientals. Methodist Episcopal Church services begin at 10 AM Sunday school and 11 AM sermon on God’s Greatest Desire. The Baptist Church reports 87 in Bible school last Sunday and plans for the long prayed Bible school next week with the day to be announced. sermon next Sunday morning is Stirred Up.
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Presbyterian Church
Union Young Peoples
Union
Woman's Missionary Society
Karl Hertz
China
Orientala
America
Methodist Episcopal Church
Paul H. Hicks
Washing harms milk fat loss in separators says Proctor
Mr. Proctor tested night and morning skim milk from fourteen separators. Eleven machines showed morning losses more than evening fat, up to three times in some cases. He concludes that a washed separator skims less efficiently than a clean one. Report appears in the May issue of the Monthly Cow Testing Association from Iowa State College.
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Proctor
Cow Testing Association
Towa State College
Carnival planned to aid church budget on August 31
The Strahan community schedules a carnival for August 31 to raise funds for the church budget in arrears. Next Leader issue will publish more details, and volunteers are urged to help with the program. Various local residents are noted visiting relatives and attending events across Shenandoah Creston Omaha Malvern and Shenandoah radio visits and Sunday school plans are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Martin
Deok
Will Wolfe
Kline
Malvern
Mossberry
Charles Amick
Henderson
Patsy
Chautauqua
Dale Laughlin
Creston
Herbert Johnson
Morris Woodfill
Viola
Zeno Buss
Anna Rose
Willis Dya
Shenandoah
Leo Hirschman
Scott Irvin
Omah
Harold Peterson
Frank Johnson
Marjorie
Helen Laughlin
Glenwood
Strahan Sunday School
Dorothy Margaret Angus
Gerald Dalrymple
Council Bluffs
L. W. Dalrymple
Bhenaudonl
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