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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1937

Page

7

Auxiliary Plans Valentine's Party in Frick Community

The American Legion Auxiliary schedules a Valentine card carry and games at the Frick Community Center on February 12 afternoon, with tickets at 25 cents. Committees oversee tickets, prizes, games, and refreshments as the group funds aid for service families and others in need.

American Legion Auxiliary Frick Tean Y Tr Abe Kavich L.A. Barkus Bruce Boehter Pi, Mulhalland J. W. Soderstrum J. N. Swain W. D. Slathower Carl Wertz

Mills Countians to Attend State Meet

About 10 Mills county farm men and women will attend Farm and Home Week at Town State College Ames from Feb 8 to 13. More than 70 speakers will cover home economics farm topics and rural matters with sessions and mass meetings led by Gov Kra shel USDA officials and other experts.

Mills County Town State College Ames Phyllis Nevis Heins N. B. Kraschel Paul L. Vogt United States Department of Agriculture Laura Waples McMullen New York City George D. Haskell University of Town Washington, D. C Farm Bureau

Card of Thanks for Kelso family

We thank friends for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of Mrs. Kelso J T Kelso and relatives. Old papers big bundle be at The Leader office.

Iowa’s World War Deaths Remembered in April 1917

In April 1917 Iowa learned of its first World War deaths Gresham Enright and Merle Way linking the war to ordinary homes. The display honors Iowa’s fallen with photos of service members in Audubon County and mentions museum access in Des Moines. Committees discuss 1937 farm programs and conservation reports guiding crop systems and soil farming practices.

America Gresham Enright Merle Way Iowa Abbott Abramson Adams Welch Wilson Yates Audubon County Towa Museum of the Historical, Memorial and Art Department Des Moines

Committees to Set County Crop Limits Under 1937 Program

Mills county agricultural conservation committee will set corn acreage limits for each farm using normal farm acreage, soil productivity, and topography factors. Final limits depend on state allowances due by mid February, with total county limit slightly below 1936 planted acreage and deductions for excess.

Mills County Agricultural Conservation Committee J. F. Wearin Malvern L. T. Nutty Iowa Extension Service Cory North Central Wearin

Iowa counties map long term plan for farm use

One hundred county agricultural planning committees in Iowa are busy continuing work on a long time agricultural program for their counties. Murl McDonald, assistant director of the extension service at Iowa State College and chairman of the state committee announced. The programs are based on good soil practices to conserve fertility and prevent erosion, balance production with demand, and give farmers more adequate income. County reports due by April 1 will be forwarded to the U S Department and tied to the United States farm program.

McDonald Ois College Department of Agriculture Iowa Murl McDonald Iowa State College State United States Fes Sartir Hs

Tournament continues with three nightly games this week

Contested matchups include Emerson Glenwood Malvern Pacific Junction and Henderson with a bye. Friday features losers and winners brackets leading to Saturday finals. Emerson and Henderson are pegged as favorites to reach the title, with Malvern a past champion pushing for another run.

Baldwin Essex O'Clovt Henderson Acetion Strahan Silver City Emerson Glenwood Malvern Pacific Junction Emerson-Glenwood Malvern- Pacific Junction Luvhey High W Amaler ‘Alee Glenwood Malvern Exerson Str Hendersa Junction

Two Free Throws Give Glenwood Victory in Tight Bout

Glenwood edged Malvern 17 to 9 at halftime and sealed the win with superior free throw shooting. Smith sparked Glenwood with a pair of late baskets while Malvern struggled from the line, hitting only 7 of 23.

Ford Paschy Tack Orioles Smith Glen Glenwood Malvern Malver

Farm Women to Meet at Jas Burgoin Home

Farm women gather at Jas Burgoin home for a meeting as Malvern and Glenwood teams clash in a county tournament preview. Glenwood overwhelms Malvern with free throws, preventing a late rally. Orioles aim to defend their two year crown in the upcoming county tourney Thursday through Saturday.

Allen Wartman Slathower F. Ellison R. Wa A Missionary Society Presbyterian Missionary Society I. A. Parsons J. B. Lutz Agnes Slothawer Harry Clark JW. Inenes China C. L. Kanee Jas. Burgoin Home Conteedines Phis Dave Glenwood Malyeen Malvern Seconds Malvern Orioles

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