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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1924

Page

5

Farm Bureau Meeting At Hillsdale Center Township

The Center Township Farm Bureau meeting at Hillsdale Church drew an interested crowd from Glenwood and Center township. Wayne D B Choate discussed Rural Publicity while A C Buch compared costs of agricultural implements, with a session on Farm Home Library led by Mrs Frank Howard and others. Fred Farquhar presented moving pictures on hog production and disease.

Center Township Farm Bureau C. R. Warren H. B. Chambers Hillsdale Glenwood Commercial Club Wayne DB. Choate A. C. Bu Glenwood Commercal Club Dr. Hollingshead W. V. Wrant J. R. Graham Center Township

Marriage of Gladys Donner and Irven Bonner Celebrated at Parsons Home

Mr. Lewis Edwin Smith announces the marriage of his daughter Gladys Luefie to Irven Louis Bonner on a Thursday evening at the home of Dr and Mrs Parsons. The ceremony was conducted by fas Haptstchurch. After the wedding the couple will live with Mr. Smith after February 12. Present were Mrs Henry Donner Mr L E Smith Rev and Mrs Wilkins and others from Mille county.

Lewis Edwin Smith Gladys Luefie Irven Louis Bonner Parsons Fas Haptstchurch Thienda Donner Henry Donner Mille County J. E. Smith Mr. Smith Ome L. E. Smith Wilkins Paul Blothower Jack Steely William Alstrope Mary Kilpatrick J. O. Laird

Mrs J H Owen obituary and family line ends in Shenandoah

Mrs J H Owen died January 24 near Akron Colorado after brief illness. Her funeral was held January 29 at the Shenandoah Methodist church with Rev Levi Goodwin officiating. The obituary notes her long Iowa life, five generation lineage, and lists surviving children and relatives including Jennie Fletcher and Bertha Layton among others. Martha Meble Schack is identified as her mother and links to Abe Shack and William A Byers family.

J. H. Owen J. A. Fletcher Akron Colo Shenandough Levi _?. Goodwin Abe Shack Euston Iowa William A. Byers Jennie Fletcher Malvern Bertha Layton Clarinda Laury Rhodes Mitchell Edith Jackson Cedar Rapids

Town and Towns Family Remember Shenandadh Resident

Town and Seth Byers of Shenandadh mourn the loss of a longtime resident wife and mother. She joined the Methodist church at Blanchard about 35 years ago, later transferring to Shenandaan after moving. Survived by husband J H W Olwens of Bingham Iowa, aged mother Mrs Sehock, five sisters, nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Our sympathy is extended to the Tow ing family.

Town Seth Byers Shenandadh J. H W. Olwens Bingham Iowa Alan Sehock Methodist Church Blanchard Shenandaan

Mrs Donner Pareong Hosts Shower For Bride

Thirty guests gathered Tuesday afternoon at the Parsons home in Kennington to honor Mrs Irvin Donner a recent bride. Music was provided by Mrs Paul Slothower Mrs Jack Steels and Mrs J G Warrd among others.

Pareong Kennington Parsons Irvin Donner Paul Slothower Jack Steels J. G. Warrd

Ladies Honor Mrs Stone With Glenwood Party

Mesdames W. D. McCausland and James Swain hosted a gathering for Mrs. Ernest Stone of Glenwood and her teen of former girlhood friends and their children. The event, held in Kenneington, included renewing old friendships before Mrs. Stone departs for a new home in Eugene, Oregon.

Sale prospect of J L Robbing Spotted Polands herd

An extensive report highlights J L Robbing planning a February 26 sale at High Bank stock farm north of Hastings. The feature praises his Spotted Polands herd, including the Fashion Improver boar and Realization sired stock, noting 26 aged sows and selections for the annual sow sale. It urges readers to inspect the herd to judge its quality.

Lol Robbins High Bank Hastings J. L. Robbing High Bank Farm Mr. Robbing Keter Cam Henry Field Shenandoah Mr. Field Robbing Mr. Robbins Tie Taylor Pig Club

Mills County Farm Bureau Reports Year’s Work

Mills County Farm Bureau President VooA Matthews summarizes a year of activities. Highlights include multiple successful clothing and nutrition courses, junior clubs, soil testing with limestone, soil terracing, seed potatoes, corn variety tests, and worm damage surveys. The bureau ran poultry demonstrations, vaccination schools, livestock disease control, tuberculosis eradication efforts, feeder sheep shipments, daily weather reports, farm accounting schooling, tenancy meetings, labor bureau for farm hands, and affiliated with Iowa and American Farm Bureau Federations.

Vooa Matthews Mills County Pari Bureau Ohio Omaha

Malvern Leader Letter Defends Local Church Finances

Malvern Iowa on February 12 1924 M E Bell writes to deny rumors of church debt stating there is no debt beyond routine expenses and insurance He asserts the minister is paid and praises church harmony warning against slanderous gossip and promising action if it continues

Malvern Iowa The Leader Christian Church M. E. Bell

Caucus Amid Malvern Republicans Sets Delegates

A Republican caucus is planned in Malvern on Tuesday evening February 19 at seven o'clock to choose delegates for the County Convention in Glenwood on Saturday February 22. First precinct voters east of First Avenue or Main Street meet at the public library basement to pick ten delegates. West precinct voters west of those streets meet in the Council room above Randergon Clothing to select five delegates. K. R. Cook, Committeeman.

Malvern Glenwood First Avenue Main Street Randergon K. R. Cook

Private instruction session ends in garage blaze

A Seattle motorist received a 93 000 fire prevention lesson when a tool drop triggered an explosion in a private garage. The garage and car were destroyed and the owner injured, with the costly tuition likely not to be repeated.

Seattle

Declamatory Meet Tonight Brings Four Schools

Four area schools Emerson Glenwood Malvern and Btrohan join in tonight's inter school declamatory meet at the Methodist church beginning at 7 30 pm. Judges from Omaha area schools and senior students will rate speeches while musical numbers and dramatic pieces entertain. The program includes numbered orations and selections by speakers from each school followed by a judging panel and federation notes.

Emerson, Strahan Malvern Glenwood M. E. Church Fbmerson Emerson Btrohan Methodist Church Muth Farnham Shenandoah High School Farnhany Ha Malvern Efrl Northwestern University of Chicago Misa Gail Hammill Omaha Technical High School Leon Smith Statiaticlan Omaha

Dean Wehren to Grinnell Wille in Council Bluffs

Former dean N W Wehbrew of Tabor College preached at Dodge Memorial in Council Bluffs and announced plans to reenter college work. He will move to Grinnell Town to take a position with Lowe College as Field or Financial Secretary, starting duties around March 1.

Wille Council Bluffs N. W. Wehbrew Tabor College Dodge Memorial Grinnell Lowe College

Iowa Farm Bureau Official Seeks McNary-Haugen Passage

Federation leaders in Washington promote the Wallace Export Plan and McNary-Haugen bills as essential for farmers. Aimed at Congress, the plan envisions a five member export corporation chaired by the Secretary of Agriculture with the Secretary of Commerce as vice chair and three presidentially appointed directors.

Hearst Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Washington Congress Town Farm Bureau Federation U. S. Secretary of Agriculture Farm Bureau Secretary of Agriculture WHL Secretary of Commerce

Interesting Letter From C. M. Rice

Letter from C. M. Rice describes travel with Mr. Chas Reasoner to Jacksonville, St. Augustine, Palatka, and Tampa. A vivid account recalls an ox-drawn wagon parade with a negress, a talking shopping ox, and a drunken incident. Mentions seeking a postcard image and a local confiscation item reported by Manatee County officers.

Main Street A& Post Cuba Chia County Manatee Cortez

Sunday School Rally at Method Church Volunteers Gather

Sunday School Rally at the Mel Ivorn Methodist Church gathers attendees for a program of scripture lessons and talks. District Superintendent How to Enlarge Plans for Reaching Young People and other reports are presented, with county officers to meet at 154% Dok before the conference.

Central District of Mills County Sunday School Association Methodist Church Malvern Seoul Rev Alg Whittler Teaehine

Institute at Strahan Plans Grain and Small Grain Show

At a meeting of the Strahan Institute in White Cloud and Deer Creek townships leaders set plans for a grain show and small grain contest at the high agricultural building on Thursday February. USMC Wooditt was elected president Heavy Niu View President H H Kayton secretary and B A Waltz treasurer Kayton named chairman of the program committee and Woodtitt of the finance committee Henry Nina to supervise the grain show W W Malesherry to handle publicity A community singing event led by Harry Warner will accompany the program with moving pictures by the county agent showing Exit Ascaris A luncheon is planned and a good turnout expected. a separate note mentions a fence sale to Ben Reed by Homer Black and other local business notes.

White Cloud Deer Creek Township Etra- Yun High Agrioul Wooditt Heavy Niu View H. H. Kayton B.A. Waltz H. J. Kayton M. (. Woodtitt Henry Nina W.W. Malesherry Harry Warner Diay Ascaris

Dodge Brothers Cars Draw Huge Crowds At Local Show

Dodge Brothers cars attracted large crowds at the salesrooms with the new line on display. The lineup included the touring, roadster, coupe, two sedan types, and a low commercial model. Improvements focus on lengthening and lowering the body for better appeal, promising greater demand and faster sales.

Tudeitig Pefraits Dodge Brothers Gomplers Turing Piper Leeal Adv

Also Mentioned on This Page

Farm Bureau AT Donner-Smith Mrs. Donner W. A. Matthews Labor Bureau Iowa and American Farm Bureau Federations Milla County Thurkete Herrick Jcirence White Dethiehem Daniel Seaton New South Clyde Wilton Strahan Helen F. Jones E. Vaunceill Felt Louise Hiett White Swan Geraldine Dolph Lazarus Maxine Maxwell Oreay Marvel Newell Verona Darting Cupid Helen McLain Edna Hertz Soing Glee Club Eultire Amd Ter Opty Puesef Corey Otter Sears R_N. A Tle Roya Sachets Beatles Hasacon Fr. G. Caldwell Rook WH Chamberlain R. G. Caldwell Minnesota Dean Wehren Federation Wash Ington C. M. Rice Brandentown Fla Ila Suindas Orkin Byayey Okeport St. Warren Mustent Woot Dra Turner Ueatons Aomiry A. HM. Cook Turner Township Farm Bureau of ME Bmg Beorg A A Homer Black North Second Oayenue Ben Reed Nuade J. A. Tabbott
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