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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1932
Page
6
The Farm Bureau advocates continued support for agricultural programs, education, and state policy, arguing that the organization helps farmers and families through information, legislation, and community projects. Clover Lea 4 H club members report sewing lessons and plans future meetings, with officers guiding ongoing activities and outreach.
National 4 H club radio program will be aired Saturday evening at 10 46 p m. The program is conducted by the Department of Agriculture with cooperation from state colleges and the Marine Band and the National Broad casting Company. It features America the Beautiful Semper Fidelis and other tunes by the U S Marine Band and includes talks by Ray Turner and J A Evans about the National 4 H Club Camp and delegation experiences.
Iowa farmers show 11 percent reduced death loss after keeping records. Whitfeld of Iowa State College Extension warns culling nonlaying birds to prevent disease spread. Prompt culling during high mortality seasons offers better control of tuberculosis cholera and other losses.
A meeting of the W. C. D. C. Powters club was held at the home of Markavet Anand Bay on 27 at 8 p m. Seven attendees were present. The net poustry hand Books were discrmied. Priga were trade by tremiters present for futuré bet tract aa well as demonstration team had judging team practiced. Lovely retrachments were served by the howteau. The cheetiak was edjourned to meet again at the hone of F. Chamberlain some time deriz the third week of Fone. Laie Bradley, reporter.
Farm Bureau calender notes 4-H club testing at home of O FL Hirk endale and rally day at Matvara Community. Mentions Jonatf Farmete Merchants Banksia benanet at Maleeth Cont building with a 4-H stock tour. June 51 townships and Fairview community building host testing and activities.
Farm Bureau and other national groups press for amendments to the Marketing Act. At a Washington meeting earlier this year they adopted the all point program to spur major projects before Congress. Appearances were made before agricultural committees in both House and Senate weeks ago.
Reports warn of heavy grasshopper activity due to favorable weather, with near total hatch since last fall. Early nymphs measure about 14 to 16 inches and pose risk of damage as they mature. residents urged to watch and poison infestations promptly.
Numerous rural schools held closing day picnics and dinners. Walnut Grove and Sand Hollow reported festivities with meals and programs. Mt Vernon Burr Oak Bethlehem Osborne Valley and other districts organized social gatherings, choir singing, trips, and games to celebrate the school year ending.
The Valley View district held a Wednesday program with over 160 participants as three schools Chan Valley View, Ptokeritl, and Sandi fand presented a joint program. Pleasant Hill schools closed with picnics, games, and choir performances as Go heen, Oaks, Golden Hill, West Liberty Nos 1 and 3 shared exhibits and festivities across the week.
Rural schools report perfect attendance for six weeks with numerous students listed as present and on time across many local schools including Hil, Pleasant, Grove, Evernham, Four Corner, Vowler, Sand Hollow, Walnut Grove, Pleasant Valley, Spring Valley, Silver, and Poxastar. Names span Virginia Hopp to Betty Conger, Carl McAlexander to Joe Krabbenhart among others noted for punctuality.
A long list of local schools and pupils appears with scattered names from Delphe Donner Larraine Dashner and others, mentioning rural pupils achieving spelling accuracy and students like Bernard Scott at Foxworthy and Alice Roenfeldt of Minedia. The report recounts several school activities including a cherry tree planting for George Washington at Foxworthy and a close look at end-of-year gatherings and picnics, plus a farm crops class at Dunlap high and a cooperative planting plan led by U.S. Kirkpatrick.
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