Audhary Meets The American Legion Auxiliary
Regular meeting held in the Coraminit y building Friday afternoon with social hour led by Mrs. F. M. Davison and Glen Dalrymple.
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1938
Page
8
Regular meeting held in the Coraminit y building Friday afternoon with social hour led by Mrs. F. M. Davison and Glen Dalrymple.
The Silver Urn chapter of Eastern Star hosted a farewell for worthy matron Mrs. Abe Kavich Tuesday evening with a 7 o clock dinner. W. A Caldwell and Charles Johnson presided over the table with candles and pine accents as gifts and a token overnight bag were given. Mrs Kavich thanked the officers for loyal friendships and will move to San Francisco next month.
Numerous families hosted dinners and reunions in Malvern and nearby towns for Thanksgiving. Guests included the Churchill and Mulholland families, the Short and Summers clans, and many from OmaHha, Council Bluffs, Vermilion, and Glenwood. Several local teachers and friends joined large turkey feasts at multiple homes in a tradition-rich community event.
The article summarizes Dr Edgecombe guidance for efficient home gardens. It urges long rows to save energy, deep plowing for hardy soil, and 16 to 20 tons of fertilizer per acre before sowing. It also covers crop rotation, early spring planting, and thinning rows to improve vegetable quality.
Delicate briefing on Iowa conditions to be discussed in detail with Br Edgecombe outlining general fruit and vegetable prep for cold storage. Garden training school results to be shared at 41 county girls clubs by leaders assistants and older girls. About 498 girls enrolled in home efficiency project. many plan to grow their own gardens this summer.
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