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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1930
Page
6
Mills County Farm Bureau News reports poultry marketing expert W D Termohlen of Iowa State College recommends better summer egg quality through proper feeding, flock management, and post-collection cooling. Eggs should be gathered twice weekly and kept cool. fertile eggs spoil quickly above 68 Fahrenheit. A slogan urges towns to aim for improved July eggs.
The twelfth in a series of national 4 H club programs will air Saturday July 8 on a nationwide network of 45 stations. The United States Marine Band will provide musical numbers and background. The program includes national anthems The Star Spangled Banner God Save the King La Marseillaise and The Maple Leaf Forever. Speakers Adela Delbei Wayne Short and Mrs Catherine Taylor Johnson will present talks on Opportunities in 4 H Club Work What 4 H Club Work Has Done for My Community My State and for Me and 4 H Club Work in Jefferson. ft W Ail will discuss Whats Happening Among 43 Clubs. The program runs 1145 to 1230 p m central standard time.
Dale Allen of Malvern raises White Leghorn hens and ranks among Iowa’s top ten flocks by production. He averages about 248 birds per group, with 20.6 eggs per bird and 41 cents per bird in receipts, minus expenses yielding roughly 24 cents per bird. about $80 monthly net at current prices.
The Shamrock 4-H Club held its second meeting at Mabel and Fern Dyke’s home on Thursday June 26. Four new members joined, while two others were absent at the Epworth League Institute. Mabel Dyke spoke on canning spinach and asparagus, sharing training school insights and answering canning questions. Alberta Hyzer, reporter.
Des Moines Iowa June 24 plans for the Iowa Farm Leadership Exposition to advertise Iowa as the leading agricultural state for the 1930 Iowa State Fair August 20 to 29 highlight principal crops county farm bureau displays women’s county bureaus home improvement and betterment projects a statewide fruit and garden show county and individual farm exhibits prize money totaling over 10 000 with 4 H clubs boys and girls participation experts from Iowa State College and daily demonstrations co-operating leaders from Farm Bureau Farmers Union and the State Fair
The Sham rock club of 1980 convened on June 19 at Mrs. C. F. Davia's home. Officers elected include leader Mrs. C. F. Davis, president Marticia Davis, vice president Anna Margaret Matthews, secretary Alberta Hyzer, reporter Fern Dyke, treasurer Mable Dyke, sergeant-at-arms Dorothy Donner, and pianist Dorothy Donner. The group reviewed the 4-H club primer and canning lessons, selected Ruth Donner and Lavone Worstal as demonstration team for the county fair, and planned Rally Day activities before adjourning to town for preparations.
Washington D C visitors the Lebert family host Rev Lebert sister Mrs Randall Davis Miss Dorothy Fulton Lincoln niece of Rev Lebert stays several days A E Engle to return to Tabor from Shenandoah will live on Rest street McLeod Escondido California couple on motor vacation to Boston then eastern Canada Laird and host guests dine with McLeods plan Canada trip by July Mrs Williams Elsta join Pine City Minnesota trip summer lakes Mrs Gee Prescott Iowa arrives for visit Rossiter home Brad and family to Knogyilio for work with Christian company payroll duties
John Shunick a renowned Imogene southwestern Iowa resident dies at St. Catherines hospital in Omaha after a long illness. Wealthy and charitable, he supported St. Marys parish Shenandoah and local causes, active in Knights of Columbus and Ancient Order of Hibernians. Survived by three daughters, eight brothers and sisters, burial in Rose Hill cemetery Shenandoah. Funeral attended by many friends led by Rev. Mellville with assistants.
Mrs. E. W. Wiman, formerly of here now Shenandoah, presented twenty one pupils in a home recital. Winners and participants include Arlene and Jean Maher, Edward, Helen, Leo Sweeney, Helen Sweeney won best progress. A picnic followed at the Fair grounds. Local residents and visitors contributed to a lively community event with notes on travel and family visits.
A Sunday clash at the Matt Meher farm pasture field ended 3 to 4 in favor of Henderson over Imogene. Estell Bussard pitched for Imogene with Vincent Gutecenitter catching. Imogene’s new ball diamond drew praise and Hamburg is set to visit next Sunday.
Ambrose Doyle, son of Mr and Mrs Joe Doyle, was injured Saturday evening when a brick from the chimney fell on his head. The gash required several stitches and he remains head-banded under a physician care. Nearby residents Wille Gutscher Ritter and family from Ny man attended church and then visited Randolph with Jeramiah Maher and family.
Jiminie Howard secured victory in an eigh t heavyweight boxing match at Farr grounds in Shénan jdoah last Thoraday evening. He won in the second round over an unnamed opponent. Nearby residents attended events with visiting relatives, funerals, and a car wreck sighting noted between Malvyert and Glenwood.
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