Malvern Garden Club Hosts Notable January Meeting
The Malvern Garden Club enjoyed a well attended January session led by D M Kline who demonstrated cutting shrub propagations. Members discussed catalog use for garden planning and featured Mrs J W Boehner on Planning a Garden with a comprehensive layout of her own plot.
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Malvern Garden Club
L. W. Boehner
D. M. Kline
Libraty Board
J. W. McNulty
J. W. Boehner
Yary
Mary Anna
Trout Green
Wettior Bowers
Binet
Itisooe
Adda
Things Seen and Heard on County Roads and Farms
A wandering column by C. E. Eacrett recalls Cedar Rapids ties and Mills County lore. The piece praises Dan Solomon, a Harvard graduate, for shaping a farm landmark with orange hedge fences and walnut trees, and reflects on old-time families and local memory through scattered names and anecdotes.
Farm Bureau Holds Splendid Meeting At Community Center
The Thea Rawlea Township Farm Bureau met Wednesday evening January 13 at the Fairview Community House with about fifty in attendance. D. O. Cunningham, the new director, presided. The county pure seed program was discussed and an invitation from Green Township Fremost County Farm Bureau was read. They plan a Farmers Institute in Tabor February 9 1011 and Rawles Township will host the afternoon program February 13. A committee of Mrs. T. M. Alstrope Mrs. Georgia Rodman and Mrs. Geo. Dunsdon will plan the program. Mrs. Rodman led the evening with a solo by Mrs. Fred McCormick of Tabor, piano by Miss Fannie Hourel, readings by Loraine Modges and Marian Mills. Dr. Clayton of Tabor College spoke on getting along amiably with others. Marian Laird of Tabor delivered a humorous monologue. Refreshments followed.
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Thea Rawlea Township Farm Bureau
Fairview
D. O.cunningham
Green
Fremost County Farm Bureau
Farmera’ Institute
Tabor
Rawles Township
Mra
T. M. Alstrope, II
Georgia Rodman
Geo. Diunsdon
Marian Mills
Clayton
Tabor College
Marian Laird
Golden Wedding Day in Mills County for Browers
At Glenwood last Friday Mr George Brower and wife celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a noon dinner at the I C O F hall attended by eighty relatives. An afternoon reception brought many old friends to extend congratulations. The Browers have spent their married life in Mills county Myre Brower was born in the county sixty eight years ago and George Brower arrived as an infant. They have four children, fifteen grandchildren and eight great grandchildren, all present for the celebration.
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Glenwood
George Brower
Brower
Mills County
Myre, Brower
Grower
George Jr
Frank Newman
Guerney Funk
Earl Hodges
Woodbine
Chicken and Waffle Supper at Methodist Church
The ladies of the Methodist church will host a chicken and waffle supper in the church basement on Friday evening, January 29. Proceeds support church activities.
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the Methodist Church
Malvern Substation Upgrades Highlight Iowa Service Co Improvements
The Iowa Service Company expands Malvern substation with $30,000 in equipment including automatic off circuit breakers on three 33900 volt lines to South East and North. New steel work, lightning arresters, and control gear will form a modern all steel facility. The upgrades, plus new transmission lines from Plattsmouth to Malvern, Malvern to Tabor, and Red Oak to Lewis, aim to improve reliability for Southwestern Iowa and Northwestern Missouri patrons. Local superintendent Joe D. Dearhorff notes Malvern as a key switching center in the region.
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Malvern
Iowa Service Company
Enat
Joe D. Dearhorff
Tawa- Missouri
Iowan Service Company
United Light and Railways Company
Iowa
Northwesrern
Missouri
Plattsmouth
Tabor
Red Oak
Lewis
Continuous advertising as profitable business strategy
A historical ad guidance text argues that constant advertising sustains consumer demand, builds trust in printed goods, and drives sales. It claims buyers seek value, depend on advertised goods, and that persistent ads are essential for business growth and customer satisfaction.
New Man At Gil Station
P Kilmartin sold his station tanks and devices and Ralph Hossie of Emerson is now in charge at Gil Station in Malvern. He is assisted by Bam Walker from National Refining and will operate truck deliveries. Hossie aims to make Malvern his home and permanent business location.
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Gil Station
P. Kilmartin
Tanks
Ralph Hossie
Emersot
Bam Walker
National Refining Company
Hossie
Malvern
Ames Abe On Aging Hays And Pasture Restlessness
Ames Abe jokes about aging and the stubborn habits of old plow horses, noting that even seasoned animals become restless when turned out to pasture. He says an old nag may resist leaving the harness and may snort or kick up a heel.
Corn sugar merits as a sugar substitute at home
Iowa State College home economics expert Dean Richardson notes corn sugar could replace about one quarter of cane or beet sugar in the average home. Substitution requires adjustments for sweetness and texture, with limited success in high sugar desserts and baked goods, and better results when used with sour milk or small vinegar or lemon additions.
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Dean Richardson
Ilome Economics Division
Towa
Dean Richard 500
Malvern Sports Night vs Glenwood Friday
Malvern high school hosts Glenwood Friday in a second county match up on Malvern’s floor. Glenwood leads the series with a win on their court, but Malvern is improving and a strong game is anticipated. A preliminary seniors versus Presbyterians game is set for 7:00 with the main contest at 8.00.
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Malvern
Scarlet
Glenwood
Seujor Presbyterians
Tak
Red Oak
Shenandosh
Hell Ud Hinson
Qliley
Seater
Berkus
PY. Emstra Wubatiluted
H. Jones
Breeding
Beaton
Marshel Guarda
Bell
Cualve
Smills County Banks See Net Deposits Decline From Year Ago
Smills County bank deposits total 2 663 279 74 with loans at 3 484 081 26 across state and national banks. Multiple institutions listed include Pacific Junction Mineola Silver City Farmers Silver City Gren Kormers Henderson Glenwood Malvern and Emerson. Yearly comparisons show a small rise then decline over three to four years.
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State Savings Bank
Pacific Junction
Mineola State
Silver City State Bank
Farmers State Bank
Silver City
Glenwood State Bank
Farmers & Merchants Savings Bank
Gren- Kormers National Bank
Henderson
Abe
Welee Mills
Natannl
Clenwood
First National Bank
Malvern
Recital at L. W. Bochner Home by Mrs Farnham Pupil List
Pupils of Mrs May Whitney Farnham perform Friday evening at L. W. Bochner home with a long program including names such as Genevieve Landis, Grace Lucile Marshall, Ruth Johnson, Ruth Walker, Marie Poulin, and Mildred Breeding among others in a formal recital noted for varied pieces and student achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Whitney Farnham
L. W. Bochner
Amy Whitnes Partin
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Garden Club
C. E. Eacrett
Russell
Unela Sam
P. W
RA. A. Skerritt
Jesse Smith
Smith
C. B. Robbins
Cedar Rapids
Dan Solomon
Harvard
Bluegrass
Kentucky
Egeh
Imogene
Emeraga
Bia Ang
Rosa Lee Ena
Farm Bureau
Malvern Sub
Aolsey R. Waite
Shawnee, Okla
Board of Commerce
Gopyright
Ames Abe
Smills County
Treteller
W. Tt. Speneg
Lona Pauilin
Genevieve Landis
Oguies
Hanthie Wright the Owl
Larnidng
Pletcher McCoy
Jane Lovelies
Wille Burch — Mathilda
Billie Maxhin von Orsitet
Helen St
Afizon
Mildred Breeding
Freddie and the New Moug
Soaceeee Mathilda Bilpro
Gretchen Bayes
Spaulding
Jane Vloteher
Carolyn Cook
Little White Rose
Malidlde Hillera
Awakening
Lieu . de Kuntski-Schyalm
Kalle
Ane Nevin
Bernice Wilson
Alleute
Bingelli Harriott
Boattle
Mary Pouliia
Mondelueha Loulee Bower
Wernnneeees
Chepig Virginly
McLautin
Diabelii
Mary Poulin
Herriett
Boattly
Fone
Meluiu
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