Malvern school board approves land purchase for vocational shop
Malvern Iowa trustees agree to buy land from Roy Winters for 500 dollars to site a new vocational agriculture building. The tract lies north of the current site, east of the Winters home, with exact size to be set after a survey. Meeting minutes from February 14 1956 note bids, heating choices, and election planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Wanomced
Emird of Education
Wis Houcht
Roy Winters
Vocaional Agriculture
Wartmirn
Breeding
Houser
Gert
Blevins
Gambles Store
Vernon Forney
Warp Publishing Co
Ginn and Co. Bowk
Metropolitan Supply Co
N& Uo
Behovels
Frowht
Voipphes
Neal Azenes
Plus Mater
Ee Slahun
Acenes
Ee Plumbing
Raving Co
T.ald
Forrest Ji
Chantry
Missoun Ldatty
Buwa
Stevens
Malvern
Iowa
Liberty Memorial
Awa
Lyte A. Leydick
Huser
Hertz
Wortiman
Youser
Woodford R. Byington
CHAMPION HILL COMMUNITY NOTES AND EVENTS
Local church notices list Sunday School at 10 a m worship with pastor Ceesensen. Residents report basketball game in Oakland and social visits across the area. Obituary notes Henry Wookey dies in Red Oak. services held Tuesday. Families share meals and hospitality across Emerson Shenandoah Summerfield and Morton Mill communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cole
Tembly
Oakland
Ashbury Club
Tradley Mierker
Sam McKen
Dean Mcbain
Deanna
Connie
Gleaci Cooper
Archie Lindberg
Roy Lindberg
Shenandoah
Henry Wookey
Red Oak
Ward Cooper
Madelyn
Tenville
Ward Coy
Stanton
Florence Cooper
Glenn Cooper
Huane Pergren
Morton Mill
Harold Cooper
A. J. Griffin
Jesse Shelley
Emerson
Ronald Eastwood
Merald
Richard Frazee
Phyllis
Willard Frazee
Summerfield
Kans
Otis E. Davis
Coburg
Dean McLain
Strahan church hosts WSUS meeting and community visits
Mrs Helen Suninkers and Mrs Korliss Angas led a WSUS gathering at Strahan Memorial Church on Wednesday Feb 18 with twelve members present. A busy list of Sunday and Saturday visits featured Ed McFarland, Dale Laughlin, the Woodfills, Mr and Mrs Grindle, and many other locals in Glenwood Essex Malvern Taber and Red Oak. Local events included a basket dinner, Sunday school, and a forthcoming Mother and Viening Banquet with a special observance school planned at Macedonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S.C
Helen Suninkers
Korliss Angas
WSUS
Charles Kayton
Devollons
Heehout
Dale Laughlin
Elm Creek
Nebr
Omer Cozad
Ed McFarland
Red Oak
Frank Cronge
Jared Woodfill
Susie
Roger
Morris Woodill
Glenwood
Guy
Grindle
Ramona
Stevie
Cac Olson
Essex
Harry Wiburn
Gimaha
Rd Piburn
Dave Anens
Bertha Anens
Malvern
WR. Costello
Ralph Costellos
Randolph
Florence Ger
Shedoah
Jim Perkins
Inogene
Ann Porter
Wreith
Linda
Thay
Ifbold Larson
Harald Sharps
Council
Utts
Carl Warner
Taber
Eanil Porter
Glenn Cooper
Alma Whipple
Cooper
Jexs Shelley
Emerson
Papper J T
Mia
Dale Shelley
Gary
Jim
Airs
Bertha Kelleniuirger
Steahan Methodiat Church
Hohntt
Hechont
Floyd Hillyer
Macedonia
Marvin Piburn
Afried
Ed Piburn
Ray Steward
Shenandoah
Carl Horst
Avona
Irvin
Hastings
A. 1
Fleming
and Mire
Dallas Clites
Hallie Jr
Clare Darland
Ellis Grindle
Deanna
Chas. Wright
Thurman
Vera Fichter
H. H. Kayton
Mrs. Kayton
Friendship Club
Ray Hilton
Mills County Prize Winners Meet
The Prize Winners club met on February 6 at Marvin Fultell’s home with ten members present. They voted to donate one dollar toward County 4-11 Welcome Signs. Darrell Cotter elected voting delegate. Dick Goos presented slides on Parasites of Animals and spoke on prevention and treatment. The evening included banco. Next meeting under Susie Cotter’s host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Marvin Fultell
Roll Eall
Dick Coos
Darrell Cotter
Dick Goos
Banco
Susie Cotter
Hager Harman
Judy Phelps
Judg
Boxus
Worter’s Lake
Rosalie Wright
Carolyn Wright
Eleanor Buch
Janet Razer
Kaytons Celebrate 48th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Howard Kayton observed their 48th anniversary with a Saturday potluck hosted by relatives in Randolph. A surprise gathering of Kayton and Kayton families from Malvern Shenandoah and nearby towns, plus an ice cream and cake refreshment, marked the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard WW. Kayton
Kayton
Testa
Paul Fighter
Vor Trivety
Vance
Randell
Nancy Heaton
Steven
R. A. Trively
Sandra
Keith Shank
Stanley Hansel
Randolph
Loutise Kilpatrick
Tabor
Vera Fichter
Myron Fichter
Shenandoah
Mra
Brice Fichter
Charles Kayton
Kaytons
Lawrence Salyers
Tom Salyers
Roger
Randall
Wallace Salyers
Malvern
Paul Criswell
Stevie
Gilenwood
Henry TL. Nims
Music Event Highlights Lunch and Community Meeting
A reporter notes that a performer played the plate to accompany singing by all the girls. The hostess and her mother provided a delicious lunch. The next meeting is set with Corean Rohrberg on March 6, with Janie Grindle reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corean Rohrberg
Janie Grindle
Corn price drop seen altering 1956 farm program
Farm economist Francis Kutish of Iowa State predicts the USDA corn price decline of 18 cents a bushel could reshape the 1956 corn allotment program. He notes previous acreage cuts, loan-rate shifts, and potential shifts in hog and cattle feeding. outcome hinges on future farm policy decisions by Congress and the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Francis A. Kutish
Towa State College
Kulish
Kutish
Iowa
Congress
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Malvern Bank
Withhulding la
M. Wu Stahon
Agg Crum & Lywtenance
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Mary Terry
Sap Mansfields
Arthur C. Croft
JS. Latta & Son
Hally School Supply Co
Gay Oil Co
Appleton-Century-Coats
Ing
Offifucational Kios
Darrah
Bertz
Mills County Board of Education
Jmail
Wertman
Breeding, Hertz and
Ae Lay
L. B. Petersen
Clyde B. Curtis
Faunces
Collen Elevators
Ray Collen
Binley Mitting Company
Kacena City
Loch
The
Presbyterians Church
Res
Scesensen
Doe Afton
Trace
Strahan
R. R. Kier
Emil Porter
Chas. L. Wilson
Sidney
Chester Ernest
Glenwood Springs
Colo
A.D. Bradley
Leo Darian
Tom Gipe
Milford
Larry Bryant
Commercial Extension
Qiuaha
Dave Angus
Walter
Guy Jordan
Emer- Boil
Carolyn
Trown Shae
Chevrolet
Briggs Chevrolet CO
Malvern, Iowa
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