Society News Highlights Birthdays and Teas Across Malvern
Joe Kilpatrick was honored with a surprise birthday party at his home hosted by friends including H J Benton, J M Steele, Austin Murphy, Frank Sumimera, Glen Summers, P D Slothower, Clinton Robbins, Arleigh Shepard, Dwight Buffington, and Hubert Robbins. Separate events feature Lenore Knight Donner and Mrs Knight at a Valentine Day party. a Malvern Eastern Star meeting. Auburn Nebr. visits by Mrs Witgon Bass and Cunningham. Malvern Tea Room dinners with bridge. and a bridge instruction series led by Mrs Hiett McCord and Lewis with 30 women attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Kilpatrick
H. J. Benton
J. M. Steele
Austin Murphy
Frank Sumimera
Glen Summers
P. D. Slothower
Clinton Robbins
Arleigh Shepard
Dwight Buffington
Hubert Robbins
Kilpatrick
HR. W. Mansfield
Lenore
Julia Jean Steele
Jane Saar
Dorothy Slothower
Mary Dean Ewing
Arlene Fickel
Betty Baer
Ruth Walker
Dorothy Galither
Mary Louise Juelke
Ruth Louise McCord
Margaret Ann Buttmann
Rachel Rubenking
Mae Shepard
Edina Davis
Erma Stroud
Darlene Davis
Eleanor Farquhar
Rytha Millikan
Mildred Biguerutoff
Dorothy Myers
Lucile Perkins
Loretta Smith
Katherin Swain
Pattie Dalton
Glenwood
Auburn
Nebr
Charles M. Witgon
Louis Bass
D. O. Cunningham
Howard McComas
Ann Froiamrt
D. A. By
Everett Buckingham
LaVeda Andrews
Honored Birthday of Archie Haines Feb 10
Tuesday February 10 marked the birthday of Archie Haines with a surprise party at his parents home Mr and Mrs Frank Haines. Guests included Mr and Mrs Fred Alexander and families Mr and Mrs Dale McChire and families Mr and Mrs Faye Butterfield plus Elaine Gilbert Mildred Anderson Geneva Rich. A guessing contest led by Miss Elaine Gilbert provided entertainment followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Haines
Elizabeth Pontow and Albert Menschel Wed in Malvern
Miss Elizabeth Pontow and Mr. Albert Menschel married Wednesday evening February 11 at St John’s Evangelical church north east of Malvern. Rev H P Dahl conducted the ring ceremony with Miss Martha Ponton at the organ. About 126 guests attended a reception at the bride’s parents’ home. The couple will reside on a farm near the bride’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Pontow
Albert Menachel
Malvern
St. John’s Evangelical Church
H. P. Dahl
Sadie Schoening
Arthur Menschel
Martha Ponton
Albert Ponton
Mra
Jones Anderaon
Alice
Tabor
Andrew Anderaon
Fremont
Nebt
Reuben Peterson
Dolores Jane
St. Edwards
Nebr
Walter Hunt
Will Gunderson
Oakland
Menschel
Training Schools Held for Women in Local Townships
Training sessions for women focused on Food Preparation and Table Service, with lessons in meat carving, flavor retention in vegetables, salads, desserts, and proper table setting. The Jan 19 session at Mrs. Albert Brandt's home in Oak Township drew 19 women from Center and Rawles townships. A follow-up session is planned for Feb 23 at Mrs. John Lewis, covering Raising Standards for Cooked Foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattville
West Oak
St. Marys
Albert Brandt
Oak Township
Helen Bwinney
Father
Rose Bacon
Mather
Sylvia Lincoln
Betty
Jimmy
Harley Karr
Mary
Chas, Plumer
John
H. A. Edwards
Miss Swinney
Will Green
J. BE. Stauch
Bulis Karr
John Bostedt
Mia. Wm. Dreyer
Oliva Brandt
Marle Green
Merle Inman
John Lewis
Wm. Drayer
Helen Swinney
Frank Buffington
Center
Rawles
Tienl
Koelligher
Vad Ander
Beekeeping Course Offered By Town State College
A correspondence course in beekeeping will be given by F B Paddock extension appariot at Town State College over WO starting March 2. Lessons run 16 minutes at 12 o'clock each Monday through twelve weeks with a March 2 general discussion and March 9 first regular lesson. A certificate is awarded on satisfactory completion.
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F. B. Paddock
Town State College
Wot
Follow Up Meetings on Nutrition Held
Reports of three nutrition course sessions held in Anderson township Rawles and West Oak areas. Mrs Elmer Kreighbaum led a February session at Hazel Crown home with attendees including Mrs Nelson Mrs Marion Smith and others followed by detailed meal planning leaflets and table etiquette demonstration. Subsequent gatherings in Shady Grove Rawles and West Oak townships featured lessons by Mrs Earl Williams and Mrs Lee Roland and a small group discussion with refreshments and participant notes from reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Kreighbaum
Hazel Crown
Anderson Township
Dad
Billy
Betty
Nelson
Marion Smith
Tom Brown
Elbert Winchester
Chas. Winchester
Jas. Brown
Edith Simmons
Linthieam
Dawnon
Kreighbaum
Hazel Brown
Elmer Kretchbaum
Claude Wilson
Tomrown
Shady Grove Shool
Rawles Township
George Dunsdon
Earl Williams
Lee A. Roland
N. Rose
Fred Barkus
Frank Field
Mark Harrington
Chas, Swett
E. J. Colling
Roy Dunsdon
O. C. Fasnacht
E. Mercer
Geo. Buffington
Ed Hodges
Earl Williame
Lee Roland
John Boatedt
West Oak Township
Wm. Dreyer
Selecting cattle and balanced feed wins carlot honors
Kari Hoffman, Ida Croye farmer, told Iowa State College cattle feeders that fattening hinges on good cattle and a balanced ration. Hoffman bought 24 Hereford steers last fall, fed them, and entered 30 in the International Livestock Exposition carlot contest. One group won champion Hereford carlot. another placed fifth. His ration mixes 18 pounds corn, 144 pounds oats, 1 pound oilmeal, and 2 pounds molasses per day for steers around 1 000 pounds.
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Iowa
Kari Hoffman
Ida Croye
Iowa State College
Hoffman
Denver
Past Week Activities at Oaks Sundai School
Bible school Saturday night drew eighty six attendees with Miss Catherine Jones as program leader. Mrs Steiver and Mrs Art Davis aided teaching while visitors joined from Oaks. Church services in Henderson featured Rev Thomas praise and special music by the choir. Forrest Achenbach attended with plans for a future event.
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Catherine Jones
HW. Go
Alves
Forrest Achenbach
Don’t Miss This Treat Tune on the Comoe Elston
An event on February 23 features Cere flowy mest Mundas in an intriguing real story of Willa Pell. Babbling by Messy and Pat at Lereitary, kl RAR, Llovewlawt… details unclear but the notice highlights a local performance and personalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Hobby Walken
Willa Pell
Ate
Messy
Pat
National 4-H Congress Trip From Red Oak to Chicago
Iowa 4-H delegates traveled by Aristocrat train departing Red Oak on Saturday November 29 arriving in Chicago that evening. The group toured Field Museum and Shedd Aquarium, registered at the Ta Salle hotel, met leaders Mrs Bakke and Mrs Barker, and learned hotel details and daily schedules for the congress with parley and judging events planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Oak
Burlington
Notre Dame
Willisea
Shenandoah
Creston
Ottumwa
Chicago
Imlon
Chicoro
TaSalle Hotel
Club Congress
Towa
Parley
Massachusetts State Club
Teader
St. Louis
Field
Museum
Shedd Aquarium
Michigan Avenue
Lake Michigan
First Methodist Church
State of
Washington
Hakko
Sherman Hotel
Avery
Wilson
Wamtoy County
Wren
Giles
Farm Bureau Calendar Notes and Local Meetings
Music dancing movies and other features listed. Outlook meeting noted. Connell Bluffs. Feb 28 meeting at West Oak and St Marys township. John Bostert home address appears in calendar snippet.
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Outlook
Connell Bluffs
West Oak
St. Marys
John Bostert
Nutrition lessons on Marketing for the Farm Home told in White Cloud township
Mrs. Harry Conrad led a January 18 session at Mrs. John Edle’s home in White Cloud township, with four attendees. The program covered Food is being given this week by Mise Swinney and follow-up meetings will occur. In Deer Creek township a second follow-up lesson on Marketing for the Farm Home was given to seven women, with next class on Jan. 25 at Mrs. Bert Vandershule’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Conrad
John Edle
White Cloud Township
Mise. Swinney
Walter Angus
Clenry Nimns
Deer Creek Township
Jesson
Bert Vandershule
A. P. Shaw
Nutrition Lesson by Mrs Durbin at Mrs Comba home
Mrs James Durbin led four nutrition lessons on Food Preparations and Table Service at the home of Mrs B Comba on Thursday January 29. The all day meeting demonstrated practical table service and food preparation with a two course dinner prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Durbin
B. 5
Comba
Farm ladies host meal and discuss seasonal menus
Names drawn for six hostesses represented the family circle with Mrs Durbin and Mrs Combs supervising a Western style meal. The group included Mrs Weland, Mrs van Salmons, Betty, 14, Miss Mele Lang, Jimmie 2, Mrs Ora Douglas, Aunt Barr, Mrs Harry Evans, Miss Dorothy Weland and others. the gathering featured farm meal discussions on cooking methods and food values with Dorothy Weland contributing selections.
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Misa Dorothy Weland
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