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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1974

Page

6

RECP Program Meeting Soon

Ronald E. Maxell of ASCS North Central region outlines the 1974 Rural Environmental Conservation Program at a mid January regional meeting. The new $90 million program emphasizes tree planting with cost sharing under annual and long term agreements and will be administered through ASCS with county offices to handle applications.

Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service ASCS West Central States Ronald E. Maxell USDA Mr. Maxell Mills County

Domestic Animal Fund Shortfall Reported in Mills County

Auditor Glenn Johnson states a 1973 deficit in Mills County Domestic Animal fund. Only 2,474.08 remained to cover 10,829.05 in claims, triggering a prorated payment of 22846 per dollar. The fund, funded fully through dog licensing, compensates livestock or fowl losses to dogs, coyotes, or wolves.

Mills County Domestic Animal Fund Glenn Johnson Johnson

Oaks News Birthday and Circle Meeting Notes

Saturday supper guests were Mrs. Althea Norton and Mr and Mrs Merrill Sowers for Marvin Sowers fourteenth birthday. Mystery Circle met with Mrs Newt Wright Thursday afternoon with roll call games and devotions. February hostess will be Mrs Morris Johnson. Earl McGee and Ralph Coles hosted visiting guests Earl and Mrs Coles. Evelyn Warren and Dean Warren joined L E Brammeier for Sunday dinner. Darrell Ackeneaugh and Gordon Lees visited Hicks and Huff homes.

Althea Norton Merrill Sowers Harold Rossander Marvin Mystry Circle Newt Wright Morris Johnson Earl McGee Ralph Coles

East Liberty Social Roster and Nearby Visits

East Liberty residents note visits over the weekend including Mr. and Mrs. Max Stranathan and Dennis from Sioux City with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Parker. Gladys Williams stayed with her parents in Glenwood and called on Ora Benedict. Carol Stenger joined the Ernett Stephens family for Sunday supper, while Claude Stephens and the Darbys visited. The Hendersons dined with Dr. and Mrs. J A Kline in Malvern, and Alma Boehme with Irma Hayes fed at Phoebe Goodell in Glenwood. Charles Shenefield and sons traveled to Hamburg to see Mrs. Shenefield in Grape Community hospital and expect her return home soon.

Max Stranathan Dennis Sioux City Leonard Parker Gladys Williams Norman Benedict Glenwood Ora Benedict Mae Williams Malvern Carol Stenger Ernett Stephens Claude Stephens A.A. Darby Hastings Richard Henderson J.A. Kline Alma Boehme Irma Hayes Phoebe Goodell

Hastings Happenings and Mrs ILA Dunbar News

Mrs ILA Dunbar and Mrs Robert Wortman of Des Moines visited Hastings week with Mrs Merrill Crouse. Mr Crouse shows sight improvement after hospital days. Omaha guests D David Waymire and family visited Eugene Waymire. Atkin children from Council Bluffs spent with grandparents Arthur Larson. Funeral attendance for Ruth Tunnicliff in Shenandoah. January birthdays observed in Maryville. United Methodist Women met with nine members and one new, Mrs Earl Clark. Renee Nicole Campbell baptized at Hastings United Methodist Church with godparents Rodney Courtier and Roy Mosier. Visitors included Warren and Russell Crawford, Roy Mosier, Vicki Bruce. Toby Campbell and family visited Red Oak. Mrs Paul Taylor convalescing at Mercy Hospital Council Bluffs after back surgery.

Robert Wortman Des Moines Merrill Crouse the Edmundson Hospital Crouse Charlie Hall Ruth Tunnicliff Hackett Funeral Home Shenandoah Jesse Perkins Jay Perkins Jerry Trainers Maryville Hastings United Methodist Church Rodney Courtier Roy Mosier Little Miss Herb Stoghill Warren Crawford Russell Crawford Tabor Vicki Bruce Glenwood Paul Taylor Mercy

December and January 4-H Club Meetings Reported

The Jolly Juniors 4-H met at Beth Schoening home on December with 20 members answering What I'm Thankful for. Sherry Beckman led flag pledges. The group toured Channel 3 TV on Jan 2 and discussed a skating party. Beth led recreation shopping for Christmas, and refreshments were shared by Mrs Schoening Beth Nancy Kahl. Busy Bees 4-H held first 1974 meeting Jan 2 at Strahan Methodist Church with Arlene Irvin hosting. Soup supper pleased fathers and members from Busy Bees and Future Feeders. Vice president Luann Bowen led a short session. no old business. new business included Jan 26 project workshop at Strahan Church. Linda Costello gave 4-H Record Procedure. card party recreation for fathers followed. January Future Feeders meet Jan 2 at Strahan Methodist. Dad's Night with Busy Bees joined for chili supper. Roll call Name Your Favorite Basketball Player answered by 15. then card games. Richard Hansen reported.

Jolly Juniors Beth Schoening Sherry Beckman Channel 3 Teresa Roenfeld Beth Mrs. Schoening Nancy Kahl Busy Bees Strahan Methodist Church Arlene Irvin Luann Bowen Linda Costello Vicki Curtis Future Feeders Richard Hansen

Pay roll Savings Plan promo pitch

A promotional notice urges workers to join the Payroll Savings Plan to automatically save from each paycheck to buy U S Savings Bonds. It emphasizes building a nest egg for the future and taking stock in America through automatic payroll deductions.

Payroll Savings Plan Payroll America

Do You Need 4 Summer Jobs Amanda Atte

Big scout camp job drive for high schoolers by Mid-America Council Boy Scouts. About 100 positions for summer camp staff to be filled by March 1 1974 at the Service Center in Omaha Nebraska. Call 341 2086 or write for an application.

Uess Mid-America Council Boy Scouts Mid-America Council Service Center South 15 Omaha Nebr

Wesley UMW Officers Installed at Wesley Chapel

Harold Wilson reports the Wesley United Methodist Women meeting at 2 p.m. January 9 with 11 members present. Installation of officers followed a pledge ceremony and a program on Personalizing Mission. Officers include Pauline Cool as president and Delia Wilson as vice president, with multiple coordinators and committee chairs named. The note also covers a family visit and local social news.

Wesley Chapel WMW Leon Wiegman Vera Dittus Ditters Ben Wilson Thomas UMW Ames Pauline Cool V. Pres Delia Wilson Francena Sell Stella Liste Elva Nyren Eloise Turner Pluma McGrew Ruby Godfrey Evelyn Wilson Rugene Parker Edith Sowers Flossie Resh, Ch Louise Jackson

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