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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1934
Page
4
Thanksgiving dinners are listed with multiple families visiting relatives across the region. Guests include Nagels, Lovells, Clatterbucks, Irvins, Achenbachs, Kimseys, Laughlins, Johnsons, Boyers, Grindles, Coten family, Kaytons, Fichters, Knops, Welters, Seipolds and Martins among others in Shenandoah, Randolph, Malvern and near Glenwood.
Local church listings show morning worship and Sunday school times at M. E. Church with Epworth League at 7. Announcements include a postponed quarterly conference meeting at Climax and various near Thanksgiving travel and school updates for area residents. Two burn injuries from an electric amp and a candy incident are reported, with medical care sought.
Thanksgiving week featured visits and family gatherings across Wesley Chapel Malvern and surrounding towns. Families from Simpson college Ames Red Oak and Council Bluffs sent members home while Lois Wilson opened a beauty shop in Council Bluffs and a baby boy Clinton Ernest was welcomed to John and Alley's family in Malvern.
Wederquist family updates include FAlldir Wederquist assisting with the fons at cousin Mrs Er nest Wederquist home near Randolph. Mrs Duncan and son Laster from Des Moines visit to help at Everett Gipe's house as daughter recovers. Steve Criswell reports his son Paul underwent an appendicitis operation at Glendale sanitarium last Saturday. latest news is encouraging.
About 160 people attended the St Marys township Farm Bureau meeting held at Walter B Klindt home on Saturday November 24 Congressman O D Wearin gave the main address of the evening Claus Brandt was elected director from this township for 1935 Leader Want Ads pay and pay-.
At a recent Mills County Farms Bureau meeting the board voted to pay a 16 cent fee to cover seed testing costs at the state seed testing laboratory. The lab checks purity and termination tests to reduce risk of noxious weeds in seed due to a seed shortage. The service is open to all farmers in Mills County regardless of Farm Bureau membership. Farmers should get their seed tested promptly as the lab has heavy workload and results may take time.
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation officials announced a Des Moines convention January 16 to 18 at the Shrine Temple. National speakers will discuss the 1935 agricultural program as state contests open the event. A township chorus project and several quartet and orchestra contests will feature alongside recognitions for outstanding records and membership efforts. The December Plattville township Farm Bureau meeting is set for Bethlehem school December 7 at 8 PM.
Herdsman course offered at Iowa State College Ames runs Jan 2 to March 20 for farm boys and men 17 or older with at least eighth grade education. Aimed at practical livestock culture with emphasis on live stock, the program uses college herds and allows some specialization. Topics include livestock judging, handling, management and show preparation. electives available. free illustrated booklet available upon request.
Glenwood residents are invited to a Friday December 14 meeting at 8 p.m. hosted at Grover Rodman’s home in Glenwood. An attractive program has been arranged for attendees.
The transcript records a Saturday afternoon meeting of Emerson W RC with mentions of officers and members including Pearl Wilkins, Rolle, Carrie Lee Fans, Nellie Burhan, Kate Hiata, and Ronee Be. It reflects routine duties and junior and senior vice roles amid garbled OCR.
Plattyille Bureau covers November meeting held November 16 at Bethlehem. Program opened by Lincoln with committee charges. Highlights include community singing and county agent Bruce Lak offering details. December meals planned. event featured local leaders and services.
Phe rekuiet Beattie of the Amvericen Legion Antuaty will he hed Pittay. The Presidente and secretaries of 217 the white of the county have been thvtted to attend the teeting. The membership party postponed because of weather will be held this time. All those invited for the November membership party are urged to attend Friday meeting. Harold and Kenneth Oliver home for Thanksgiving from Hutchibach Kansas. Lynn Watten has been working with them. The Oliver Bros. will go to Mississippi to work this winter.
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