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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1930
Page
5
Malvern residents and visitors are listed in the week’s local notes with callers and holiday plans. The column records Mr and Mrs Circe Warren near Emerson, Frank Ilton from Randolph, and many others visiting, along with travel between Malvern and Omaha and various towns for Christmas and family events.
Family and friends express deep appreciation for kindness sympathy and help during the last illness and death of Mrs Rottin Boston with thanks from Bent G C Boston and families including Mr and Mrs Harry Lamb Mrs A J Boston M F Wearth and family Mr and Mrs Ralph Snodgrass for the many beautiful flowers received.
Mr and Mrs W H Miller celebrate a golden wedding on Christmas Eve marking fifty years since their marriage in Znneerills Ohio. They now reside in Iowa except for four years in Nebraska. Their son Roy is expected for the ceremony and more details will follow next week.
Eighth grade members enjoyed a Christmas party Friday at Betty Swain's home with a tree gifts and refreshments. Teachers Miss Starry Cagley Mrs Ward Roberts and Miss Emily Leland attended as guests. Sunday School class party followed with games and exchanges.
Minutes from Mis County Farm Bureau annual meeting record resolutions commending the American Farm Bureau Federation and county agents, urging funding for study groups, and endorsing local leadership. They call for budget increases for township projects, support for consolidation of adjoining counties, and cooperation with state officials on public expenditures and tax policy. The report praises farm service, education requirements for teachers, and highway funding while urging ongoing community coalitions.
The Milla County Rural Carriers association held a regular session Friday evening in Malvern at carrier Edgar Perdew's home. Attendees included carriers from Emerson Hastings Glenwood Malvern and Silver City with their wives, totaling about twenty. A hearty dinner preceded social time. The February meeting will be in Glenwood. J E Randerson traveled to Oakland Nebraska Sunday to oversee business at the Oakland store and returned Monday afternoon.
A collection of Christmas services and sermons across area churches. St John’s Lutheran Church and Presbyterian Church list English services and sermons. Baptist and Methodist churches outline Sunday school, morning and evening worships, with Christmas messages from church leaders and a note on Bishop Frederick Leete’s Christmas message.
The annual 4 H boys short course at Ames State College runs from December 29 to January. Activities include daily radio broadcasts on WOT with programs by club members, with special work for first time attendants. Delegates will elect state officers and conduct official business, and a banquet is planned. Contests cover horses, dairy cattle, beef cattle, hogs, sheep, and grain judging across six crop classes.
Iowa extension specialists advise using a protein supplement with corn to reduce feed costs. When feeding corn alone, add a tankage based mix at a rate of about 1 pound per 9 to 10 pounds of grain. better results come from combining tankage with other proteins. A traditional fall mix called Trinity uses 2 parts tankage, 1 part linseed oilmeal, and 1 part alfalfa meal. protein content below 40 percent is deemed uneconomical due to higher protein costs than corn.
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