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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1933
Page
7
Local items note social visit and casual gatherings at the Anderson household. Darrene Bowe was surprised during a Monday evening party with neighbors and relatives enjoying popcorn and a tally game. Mentions of Mt. Butter and Sapt as other nests or neighbors appear in the jumbled notes.
The Mills County Iowa District Court ordered that all depositor claims based on checking or savings deposits and certain certificates are deemed proven from the bank's books. Other claims must be filed with the Examiner or Clerk by March 1983 or be forever barred. The notice names L A Andrew as Superintendent and Receiver for Botna Valley State Bank Hastings Iowa.
Last Friday the girls lost 22 23 to St Francis while the boys fell 69 13 to St Francis. Students and families listed visited Glenwood and Omaha, with numerous locals traveling for exams, visits, and dinners. Valerie Christy, nurse at Jennie Edmundson, spent the weekend with her parents in Council Bluffs.
Mrs A A Crawford and daughter Harriett hosted Ruth Gene and Riwerd during a weekend visit in the Dr Stokes home in Hmera while Mr and Mrs A L Gustafson of Red Oak called on Mrs Herman Schnurr Sunday evening. Virgil Potter was listed as sick but improving. Marcene Crawford visited Mildred Hubbell, and Mrs W D Linthicum plus family attended Shenandoah visits with Mrs Less Dawcon and daughter Maxine.
The report notes a 52 attendee Sunday at Sandsy with four birthdays: Jeanette Dodson, Don ald Stuveke, Dwane Shipper, and Floyd Hicks. The congregation welcomed secretary Mrs. Brammmeter back after illness. Rev. L. BD. Thomas of Weatey delivered a task after the lesson hour.
Ben Stiile, chairman of Plattsville township poultry show booth committee, has named his main committee with eight members including Lincoln, Don Rajnes, W M Bates, Char Karr, and E Timmerman. A subcommittee of five women is led by Mrs Harry Lincoln. Lee Roland of Hawkes township paid the first 1933 Farm Bureau dues. Dudley Connor, nephew of Mr and Mrs Anderson, has enrolled in the 4 H Baby Beef club with a Hereford calf.
Iowa State College hosts Farm and Home Week from Tuesday to Friday with sericulture and home economics demonstrations and lectures. Daily 11 a.m. general agriculture discussions, evening greetings, and a full slate of farm special days including Swine feeders Poultry and egg marketing Corn and grain Beef and dairy cattle and sheep programs. Homemakers program runs all week featuring insect control child care and off campus prep speakers.
The monthly National 4-H radio broadcast aired Saturday from 21:30 to 13:30, produced by the U.S. Department of Agriculture with cooperation from state agricultural colleges the U.S. Marine Band and the National Broadcasting Company. The program titled America the Beautiful featured 4-H members John Poteat from Washington county and Lucille Albrecht from Barreeau county with aims for 4-H cloud meetings and the second phase of the 1933 National 4-H Music Achievement Test. The music was discussed by R A Turner and performed by the A and Marius band.
Tuberculin testing halted to prevent misunderstanding while the legislature considers policy. Ray Murray, secretary of agriculture, ordered a pause until further notice starting February 1. The move follows resistance to testing in Plymout h and other counties with funding constraints and voluntary testing in many areas. Sac County has been recommended for federal accreditation on February 4, boosting to 75 the number of counties completing the work.
A local debate centers on county Farm Bureau funding and governance. The county agent's salary, about 3000 dollars, is described as modest and not subsidized by county funds until organization and private dues are secured. Support asserts Farm Bureau is a quasi public, funded with private and state cooperation, under township elected directors.
The law authorizes the appropriation of government lands to incorporated associations to cooperate with the U S Department of Agriculture the State Department of Agriculture and the Town State college. The association’s treasurer must be bonded and all bills require board approval and certification by the president or secretary. An annual report must be filed with the county Auditor Iowa State College and the State Department of Agriculture. All books and records are open for inspection by the department and board of supervisors. State and federal funds are paid directly to employed agents in monthly salary payments. Agents must submit detailed monthly and annual reports. Public funds support other aspects of educational extension work including adult education and youth programs.
Last Saturday evening the George Carlson garage was broken into and the cash register rifled. The break occurred during Carlson's brief absence when a rear window was cut and entry made. Sheriff De Moss examined fingerprints. about six to seven dollars recovered and no clues yet. Mrs M Kehoe suffered a broken collarbone Monday at home and was taken to Council Bluffs hospital the following day.
Henderson residents report the Christian Endeavor Society observing the fifty second anniversary with services at the Christian church. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. O L Harbor from Council Bluffs and various local residents visiting in Shenandoah and Omaha. Several townsfolk suffered health issues while others attended church events and school, with social gatherings noted at the Christian Ladies Aid and Methodist Ladies.
Regular Henderson M E Church services announced for next Sunday with Sunday school at 10 a m Epworth League at 6 30 and evening service at 7 36 Pastor to preach Friends invited Also notices include B F Honeer closing sale February 11 at his Henderson home Ferner Ho ser Ia retires from farming or now distributor for Standard Oil in Henderson Bernice Moore of Macedonia a town visitor Hazel Riggle and June Bolleau reborn in Red Osk Wm Rowland recovering from pneumonia Coleman store reports sale results and ongoing bargains Relan Byers visits with Chas Byers family Mrs Art Phelps hosts B C club Edna Clark and Angelina Bowara visit from Indianola Henderson Christian Endeavorers attend Macedonia Edna Clark and Angelina Bowara from Indianola A quip about radio broadcasts and a Cambridge library note by Lowell Evening Ledger and Philadelphia Bulletin style remarks.
An old advertisement claims Adjerika washes out oil poisons causing energy, worry, and poor sleep. It asserts relief from gas pains with one dose and promotes Callitis Drug Company as the supplier. The text presents a period ad tone and product focus with emphasized claims.
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