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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1974
Page
10
Weekly Mount Vernon update lists greetings and social events. Mr Myers returns home after tests. Denelle Schnoor celebrates sixth birthday with family and friends. Multiple birthdays and anniversaries noted among local families including Vanattas Knops Hertz and Mills. Social visits and dinners recur across neighbors such as the Basses, the Stevens, and the Woolseys.
Mrs Howard Putnam of Prescott and Mrs Delbert King of Nodaway joined Friday dinner with the Reshes. Afternoon travels to Omaha. Mrs Paul Kalstrum and son visited in the Resh home Sunday. Gordon Axtell's card club met Friday. Eddie Barnetts hosted a housewarming for the Stevens family Saturday. Red Oak visitors included Kenneth Speckman. Ben Wilson attended District Council on Ministries in Council Bluffs. The Parkers returned from Tucson. Russell Prine Alma Bratten and Thomas Miller dined with the Wilsons Tuesday. Wilsons hosted Prines Saturday. Duane Edmondsons and Bob Townsend visited Saturday. Kem Fender visited Sunday. Nancy Matthews of Rockton Ill visited Henry Washburn's last Monday. Sunday calls: Mrs Albert Washburn Robbie Washburn Sue Ann Shook Linda Washburn and Hugh Tyndall.
Auctions announce sales on February 2 near Treynor and January 28 near Hastings. Mr and Mrs James Shook host a farm sale northwest of Hastings Iowa while Mr and Mrs Mike Nipp offer a furniture and antique sale four miles southwest of Treynor.
Extension guidance outlines selecting seed varieties, checking quality, and reading labels for seed purchases. It notes ISU variety tests, germination and purity standards, and the need to test seed from neighbors or dealers. A series of heartfelt thank you notices follows from local residents.
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