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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1933
Page
6
Secretary Wallace states the Agricultural Adjustment Act hinges on farmers themselves. He urges voluntary cooperation, farm price control by producer groups, and decentralization of administration to farmers. Government can guide and map lines but cannot run private business or force participation.
The Clover Leaf 4-H club met Tuesday afternoon May 22 at leader Mrs. Charles Kayton's home. Luin Bradley was elected club delegate to the state convention in Ames in June. Margaret Angus was chosen candidate for county 4-H Corn Queen. Members cut patterns and practiced club songs and folk dances for the New Corn festival on rally day. Thora Cunningham, reporter.
The festival of The New Corn features the crowning of a Quad recipient during the 4 H girls rally day program in Malvern on June 8. One contestant per club competes for the honor based on club records posture and personality. The event includes a mutual appreciation content and each club may send one girl and one leader to the state Ames convention.
About 2600 Iowa 4 H club girls and leaders will attend the annual conference at Tawa State College from June 4 to 14. Mrs Josephine Arnquist Bakke says plans near completion. Highlights include a music memory contest, a new contest plan, a musical program, a lecture by Lorada Taft, and a talk on government by Alex Miller. A state meeting will elect officers and feature campaign speeches.
Mills County Farm Bureau and allied Iowa sections host Edward A. O Neal president of the American Farm Bureau Federation for a June 9 gathering in Red Oak. O Neal travels six meetings across the state delivering a message on Washington farm policy and the Naw Deal for agriculture. The event aims to mobilize county Farm Bureaus with special papers for attendees and underscores the importance of organized agriculture in the upcoming farm relief era.
The Farmera Merchants banquet will be held at the armory in Glenwood on Friday June 2 at 6 00 p m A fall evening of entertainment is planned Speakers include Charles E Hearst president of the Tawa Farm Bureau Federation and Wayne Choate editor of the Glenwood Opinion Tribune Mrs Jane Fiskel will be toastmaster The event urges Farm Bureau members to attend There is a humorous aside about Democrats in Missouri and beer 3 2 per cent mentioned.
State of Jawa Mills County August Term 1283 notice of a divorce petition filed by Platoti against Perkins in the District Court. Grounds include alleged sexual abuse and inhuman treatment. clerk's office records show the petition for dissolution of marriage.
Imogene S E Mills graduation held Sunday evening May 28 at 9 45 in St Patrick church marked the end of St Patrick parochial school eighth grade and senior classes Eleven seniors and eight graders received diplomas from Rev Francia Doyle with Rev Moriarty of Omaha giving the address The class colors were Nile green maize and the red rose as motto Conquering and still to conquer Pages wore white and seniors gray caps and gowns Notable events included Elizabeth Maher winning a $15 state prize in an Irish History contest and prior family prizes won by Irene Leahy.
Crowning ceremony for the Blessed Virgin Mary held Sunday at St Patrick’s Catholic Church. Miss Lucille Laughlin named crown bearer Martie Leahy carried crown solo. Procession formed by students and acolytes, followed by consecration read by Charlotte Sullivan. Banquet hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Joe McGargill for seniors and juniors at their home.
Out of town attendees for the graduation include Agnes O Connor Kate Doyle Teresa Laughlin Marie Conners Mrs Marshall McLarin Mr and Mrs Francis McDonald Mrs Angie Otte son Herbert and others from Qmeahs Coynell Bluffs and Ottumwa Mrs John Weed returned from the Mery mee after a long trip A picnic on May 9 at Union drew about fifty guests with a pleasant time noted The text also mentions Millie McGinnis hosting a shop event and a very painful age reference extracted from the fragmentary, unclear source.
Beacon City offers an economical easy and thorough way to see the World Fair with cottage living near a country club south of Chicago. For 34.96 the package includes lodging meals daily transport to the fair grounds admission, parking, supervision for children, two room cottages and medical facilities plus recreational programs and educational talks.
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