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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1967
Page
3
Mrs. Donald Schrader shares a recipe for three toffee cookies described as a taste tempter. The instructions mix cream, batter, sugar, vanilla, chopped nuts, and Hershey bars as a topping, baked briefly then finished while warm on a pan.
A flurry of visits and gatherings filled the week from Lake Park to Shenandoah. Families including the Woodfills, Bass, Kaytons, and Crabtree relatives joined church services, shared meals, and traveled to Omaha and Glenwood for reunions. Attendees included Virgil Curtis and Marvin Woodfill, with guests from Lincoln, California, and Texas.
Mrs Ray Lathrop and Jerry attended a Rock Club meeting spd picnic in Horace Green woods Emerson Tuesday. Families McGrew hosted guests in Falls Church and Malvern, with Faye Butcher visiting after Omaha. Everett and Bill McGrew hosted a Dallas gathering with ice cream and cake for out of state guests. Mrs Daus known as former Joanne McGrew.
Three Boston Terriers attacked a large moor coon in the barnyard killing two cubs earlier. The coon fought back as the dogs suffered wounds and were taken to a veterinarian where one dog died the next day. Neighbors consider awarding three purple hearts for the dogs.
A series of 41 multicounty meetings on harvesting storing and drying the year’s corn crop will be held in Fremont County during July. Richard McClure of Fremont County Extension Disaster announces the events sponsored by the Town State University Cooperative Extension Service and conducted by extension agricultural engineers. The July 12 session will be at Shemandoat May Street Nursery Meeting Room at 7 p.m. Hull of ISU heads the program series aiming to help lawn members understand the extent of field losses when corn is harvested.
The meetings cover new corn harvesting methods and machines including cart pickers field shelters and combines. Topics include evolution of fields machine loss data kernel damage and shelling spacing. The second section addresses drying and storage of the 1987 corn crop.
Regional rounds of the Soil Conservation Speech contest for Iowa students in grades are announced for July by Charles Ballantyne ISU extension soil conservationist. Topic is Conservation Vital To Iowa. Prizes include 83 dollars regionally. first place in each of nine regions gets 85 cash and advances to state with 850 scholarship and 100 cash for state winner. Last year’s state winner was Douglas Buel of Labtorte City. District contests drew strong participation across Woodbury, Mower, and Grinnell districts with speech judging based on thought, delivery and content. Speeches must run 5 to 10 minutes with notes allowed district, but no notes or visual aids for regional and state contests. State prizes include 50 for first, 30 second, 20 third. Wares support from Conservation District Commissioners and Grinnell Mutual Insurance.
John S Redd of Sidney reports May sales of Series E and H United States savings bonds to Frontier county reached 15893. The county’s five month total stands at 119.8 percent for 3 percent of its vest state seal. The Deep South and Great Northwest led Iowa counties in quota attainment for United States total sales in May at 7051424, contributing to a five month total of 6 ALTE for 3S per cent of the state goal. The purchase of a United States.
County figures show Devatur at 68 percent of quota topped May sales, Lyon at 60 percent, and Van Buren at 50 percent as Mills and Page counties report 149,427 and 492,674 dollars respectively. The Malvern Leader notes the national faith expressed in bonds and freedom shares amid service members in Vietnam.
Rates for on farm storage of grain under reseal price support remain unchanged from 8s.67 levels, announced by Robert M. Hiumn chair of Cultural Stabilization and Conservation County Center. The CCC pays for grains stored in commercial warehouses under the GSA, with monthly rates listed for different grains such as corn, sorghum, barley, oats, and soybeans, and eligibility for reseal extended to several crops. CCC grain disposal may trigger changes at any time.
Farmers may substitute diverted acres for fields they planned to divert from production with approval from the ASC County Committee before the 1967-68 deadline. Substitutions must cover at least one acre and fit practical township area. not all lost crops are compensated, but flexibility helps offset total loss. Contact the ASCS county office for details.
Semi annual financial statement from F M Robinson treasurer Mills County Town covering January 1 1957 through May 31 1967. Includes receipts and disbursements totals such as 72 510 04 and 18 000 479 with line items obscured by OCR errors.
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