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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1952
Page
2
Mr and Mrs 0 8 Tye completed a 5800 mile journey through 13 states leaving mid January. They began in Minnesota and Kansas joined by Mr and Mrs Varl J Stone. Travel covered the coast to Texas with stops in major cities and notable sites. Weather and driving conditions were favorable making the trip memorable.
Warren Speaks at Fremont Page counties 4-H meeting February 7 in Malvern. 16 members attended as Jil and Janice Cowden planned entertainment for the county party. Discussion covered feed estimates and hunting safety rules. Lemke answered wildlife and hunting regulation questions. refreshments served. Next meeting set for March 3 at Jil and Janice Cowden’s home.
The Silverette 4-H club met at Sylvia Crink’s home on Feb. 4 with 14 members present. Meetings featured talks on fashion and style by members, a pink and blue shower for assistant leader Mrs. T. E. Salyers, and social refreshments.
Fragmentary report describes a third lesson hosted at Mrs Charles Kavten with Rastun assisting and various attendees. The garbled text mentions wine, cider, and social tasks but few coherent facts or names remain identifiable.
A small gathering titled Ole Silver free taroelters 4-H Club held a meeting led by President Bob Wilson. Members discussed projects and voted on proposals at Bet Wil, with replies recorded and several departures noted while someone named HOSOI project details remained unclear.
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One hundred fifty five mothers daughters and friends attended the annual event at Mrs. Herbert Wasserman's home near Mincola. County 4-H Girls' Committee assisted. County Officers Jill Cowden Slaise Roenfeldt Barbara Bolton Evelyn Jean McLain and Pat Springer poured. Mrs T Riche and Mrs Austin Bass provided soft background music.
Chatting with Chisman I, politics draw more candidates as rural youth groups grow active. Roads were slick after a fete, forcing riders to choose chains or better roads. Ed Meadows helped return travelers to gravel. The Rural Youth newsletter notes continued leadership despite dwindling membership.
Townships require only four or five more members to meet their Farm Bureau quota. Residents are urged to mail their volunteer forms to the state office to save neighbors another trip. If one per township is submitted across the state, about sixteen hundred members will be added, all aiding the effort.
The column reports Catherine Louise born Sunday morning to Mrs. Gos and family, Emerson Red Clover seed available to Towa Brewers via Joe Robinson at Iowa State College Ames, guidance on hog house sanitation using Lindane and Benzine Hexachloride, 480 County Farm Renters sent lease questionnaires, and two upcoming events Swine Meeting Tuesday Feb 26 at 7 30 p m and Legume Seed Prop Inspection Meeting Friday Feb 29 at 1 13 p m at the Malvern Community Building.
Lucille notes the County girls 4-H Mother-Daughter Tea at Mrs. Herbert Wasserman’s home with County Officers and Committee as gracious hostesses. She thanks all who helped and invites any missing acknowledgments. She adds home planning tips for landscape, meals, and window treatments.
The passage discusses observing wall and floor colors along with Aer coverings and upholstery hues before shopping for fabrics. It notes deciding how heirs should influence the final design choices.
A list of service members with unit and base locations includes Pvt Harold Skerritt at Fort Riley Kansas Co K 85th Infantry Regt 10th Division Pvt Ronald Willams in Co K 85th Infantry Regt 19th Infantry Division Camp Le Jeune N C Pfc Thomas Rafferty 2nd Eng School Co Bn Marine Barracks Camp Le Jeune N C Pvt Donald A Briley Camp Gordon Ga Pvt Kenneth F Doyle Camp Breckinridge Ky
We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors who offered sympathy and aid during the bereavement of our father Mr. and Mrs. Alan DuVai and family. Want Ads Pay.
A list of songs and artists including Ragtime Annie Lee Silver and Gold Pee Wee King Anytime Never Before Eddie Fisher Poor Whip Poor Will Wheel of Fortune Bell Sisters The Highest Bidder Music Makin Mama From Memphis Hank Snow I Wanna Play House With You Something Old Something New Eddy Arnold Noodlin Rag Play Me No Hurtin Tune Perry Como Crazy Bones Rag The Prisoners Song Frankie Laine Carl It Is a Lonesome Old Town Tiger Rag Les Paul Mary Ford Mackin Bird Hill Chicken Reel.
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