Warren to Head Cancer Drive in Mills County
Charles R. Warren is named funding chairman for Mills County cancer control program by Frank McTigue. The appointment supports Iowa division goals of education, research, and service. last year Mills County met its quota, aiding expansion of county efforts and statewide cancer control campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. R. Warren
Charles R. Warren Jorney
Emerson
Mills County
Frank Bo Me- Tigue
Fort Dedee
Edgar FE. Cook
Grenwood
McTigue
Warren
Iowa
Pape Piet
Mills
Congress
Seryyever
Cancer education program led by Mrs Evins in Emerson
The article highlights a year-round county cancer education and service program led by Mrs. Kenneth Evins of Emerson, who serves as chapter chairman, guiding community outreach and activities. The piece emphasizes the dual nature of cancer education as a duty and privilege within the American context.
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Cancer Aducation and Service
Kenneth Evins
Emerson
Final Rites Held for Frank DuVal
Final rites were held last Thursday at The Glenwood Methodist church for Frank E DuVal born October 25 1882 in Clark County Iowa to Oscar and Alice Hobinson DuVal. He lived in Glenwood most of his life and died February 8 at his Glenwood home aged 69 years two months and fifteen days. He married Mary Grace Cattron in 1911 and had a son Alan and granddaughter Anne Louise. Survived by son Alan wife Louise Mt Vernon Ind granddaughter Anne Louise two brothers Harry Hemingford Neb and Eugene Dayton O along with other relatives. He was a member of Grace Methodist church and the Knights of Pythias lodge.
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Frank Ke.uval
Glenworms Methodist Church
James Waid
A. Park
Mars Evelyn Lo- Wiliam
Rathke
M. J Bruce
W. OW. Fire
Herb Edmonds
Carl Morgan
Lfe
Frank E. DuVal
Oscar
Alice Hobinson DuVal
Get
Clark County
Iowa
Cullson
Kan
Glenwood
Frank
Mary Grace Cattron
Alan Way
Mr. DuVal
Malvern
Coolidge St
DuVal
Grace Methodist Church
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Alan
Louise
Anne Louise
Mt. Vernon, In
Harry
Hemingford, Neb
Eugene Oft Dayton
Iowa farmers: culling advised as feed costs cut poultry profits
County extension director reports lower egg and chicken prices than last year with higher feed costs squeezing profits. Economists urge culling flock if hens produce under 30 percent, and to plan heavier culling as hatchery output and egg-feed ratios shift. Rising market activity and spring demand may reduce chick sales and prompt liquidation of some flocks.
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Eral
400 Attend 4-H Party and Awards Night in Malvern
Four hundred people filled the Malvern Community Building for Mills County 4-H Awards Night. The program featured skits, music, readings, and piano and trumpet solos by club members, with awards presented by county leaders and a public recognition of top 4-H projects and livestock exhibitors.
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Mills County
Malvern Communit
Fom
Tne Svn
Lucky Circle
Elch
Silverettes
Karen Deitchter Cave
Andies Club
Karen Pritchard
Indian Deerettes
Janice Cowden
Lois
Jeanene Clark
Merry Maids
Pat Bourne
Eloise Roenfeldt
Carol Bueh
Donna Harmon
Eleanor Bueh
Center Feeders
James DuVal
Flying Feeders Club
Jill Cowden
Janice
Silver Creek
Mary Low Evans
Jolly Juniors
Lively Oaks
Lucille Stubbs
County Home Economist
Janine Cowden
Naomi Chamberlain
Ann Fellows
Nancy Wright
Mary Lou Evans
Martha Wearin
Busy Heel
New Long Distance Telephone System Installed
Glenwood introduces direct dialing expanding the national network. Local operators can reach Chicago Minneapolis New York Philadelphia and more by dialing a city code. Installation cost about 25000. Also reports a baby boy Jay Robert born Feb 20 at Mercy hospital. Mrs. W A Bennett joins Collins Drug Co clerical staff.
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Glenwood
Glenwood Inn
United States
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Omanha
Chicago
Minneapolis
New York
Philadelphia
Washington, D. C
San Francisco
Atlanta
Dallas
W. A. Bennett
Collins Drug Co
Livestock Trade Uneven at Omaha Market Monday
Fat cattle trade at Omaha Monday showed uneven but largely steady activity with scattered sales to 34 above. Slaughter steers and yearlings largely 30 to 84.75, best steers 35 to 36.75, with some up to 88.50. Feeder and stocker runs near 3,000, hogs with weights 180 to 360 selling 15.75 to 17.76, lambs uneven but higher on top. Mills County buyers reported several hog lots from 15.60 to 17.90 per hundredweight.
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Omaha
Gadl
Mills County
Ralph Bower
M. Rist
Eldon Deltchler
Leo Hoon
Eric Nyren
Harry and Merlin Tasto
Mia
Minnie Roenfeld
Otto Hoenfeld
Ed Roenfeld
Paul Miner
Harold Smith
Gidley & Wilson
Keith & Rhoads
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Better Fabrics Bureau
Priscilla Style
Fate
D.G
A. M. Toy P.M
Tarr
Frank Duval
Eick Goos
Francis A. Nutish
Iowa State College
Carin
Kutith
Rulich
Lebanon
ADV
Evelyn Jean McLain
Farm Bureau
Corie Stewart
Richard Goos
Darrell Downing
Chicago Producers Association
Elwood Plumer
Marvin Fulton
Blob Wilson
Tter
Knights of
Ak- Sar-Hen
Ak-Sar-Hen
Mills Equity
Edward Foss Wilson
G. Ki. Thorne Wilson
Ren Hurgalrophy
Charles Kayton Harvey Bolte
Chester
Hane Popp
Hilly Hyde
Lions Club
Wvuts
Richard Bass
Marvin
Into
Milly County
Ottelien
Lyons
Hareff
I Weld Fel
Marvin Vinter
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
East van Ruren
Franklin M. Beck
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Cooperative Extension Service
Markwell
Staplers
Isiak
Campbell
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