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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1955

Page

2

V Vows of Mater and Attendant Guests at Emerson Event

The Emerson area notes a campus and community gathering with graduates, alumni, and visiting relatives. Mrs. Pow and daughter Sally attend ceremonies at a Nebraska college, while Ida Nelson and Lois Ireland are among others traveling for high school and college events. Local families, reunions, and weekend visits appear across the county with multiple Hoover, Barrett, and Hale households hosting relatives and attending graduations and memorial day observances.

Strahan Methodist Church Activities and Community Notes

The Strahan Methodist Church events on Sunday June 5 include a morning service led by Minister John L Beechout with Floyd Hillyer assisting, plus a First Methodist event in town and various social gatherings. A Thursday evening gathering at Rose Tragelton’s south of Phos tings featured close relatives, with prizes won and multiple hosts and guests listed. additional visits and family connections are noted among local residents and guests.

The Strahan Methodist Church John L. Beechout Floyd Hillyer Supr Ilo Fura Jurenee Sumer

Local families host Memorial Day gatherings and visits

A lengthy list of Sunday visits and dinners ties together residents from Sac City Shenandoah Malvern and surrounding areas. Guests include Mr and Mrs Anderson of Malvern and Chicago, Mr and Mrs Ralph Hoover of Coon Rapids, and many relatives from Elmwood Emerson and Des Moines with Memorial Day observances noted in Lenox Taber and nearby towns.

Albert Anderson Eugene Anderson Chicago Geo Stille Joyce Geo. Jr Bernie Patton Emerson Anderson Lew Miller Nellie Council Bluffs Carl and Albert Andersons Malvern Chaz Iowa Reed Snover Nebr Marion Whief Taber Spe Smith Tabor Verl Clifford Hreston Lenox Ralph Hoover Coon Rapids Vare Walstons Bedferi Teadora Mon

Malvern Leader advertising and subscription rates

Advertising rates and subscription details are listed by the Malvern Leader editor and publisher WORTMAN. Rates cover Mills County Iowa Red Oak Imogene Randolph and Tabor routes with one year six months three months and two year options. Other regions in the United States show a ten year rate and a $3.50 to $4.25 range depending on duration.

Mills County Towa Red Oak Imogene Randolph and Tabor United States

Editorial on lateness and spelling in schools

A humorous editorial laments chronic lateness and poor spelling, noting Shakespeare’s varied spellings and the tension between timing and duty. It argues that promptness matters less than clarity, while joking about plans to improve punctuality and the mixed value of spelling prowess.

Local visitors and graduates tour in Midwest towns

Vern Lundgren of Clarinda visited at the Guy I Grindle home Sunday. Alvin Lowe and four year graduates plan future study and work near Shirkley Nebraska. Bob We reat It will be employed in Malvern during vacation. Rapid City’s Ell Robertson joined Mrs Robertson and children Friday then left for Kansas City to visit relatives. Jacqueline Isom returned from Emporia Kansas Teachers College for vacation. Chas Wilson traveled to Tabor and Kansas City by bus for a ball game with Glenn Paslee of Kansas City. Mary Jonathan Theron Holt on by Donald Ger of Ames, Lar Gipe of Iowa City, and Bar Bolton of Omaha spent May at home. Parkes returned home from hospital this week.

N. E. Lowe Harold Ise Meru College Nehr Alvin Lowe Shirkley Nebrsehen Bob Malvern Atell Robertson Rapid 3. 0 Jaqueline Isom Emporia Kans Teachers College Will Chas Wilson Tabor Kansas City Glenn Paslee Mary Jonathan Theron Holton Donald Ger Ames Hom Ror Parkes The Hopital

Mills Memos: Farm notes on crops and meetings

Dick Goes County Extension notes recent rain effects on hay and grain maturity. Advises farmers to consider a second cash crop after combining such as grain sorghum or soybeans, with early maturing varieties. Ed Dyas assisted with grain sorghum plots on local farms. First extension township meetings set for June 2 in Hlattvalle and Andersen townships, with final meetings by June 9.

Fae Ed Dyas Earl Dashner Earl Bass Hedin Hlattvalle Andersen

Insect Pest Control List Prompts Reader Visit

Reports warn of two arm damage and increased cutworm beetle activity this week. Nea beetles and carnivore borers appear in fence rows and waterway areas. Visit the wheel to request the 1934 Insect Pest Control List for latest control methods.

Mixed Trends in Omaha Livestock Trade Tuesday

Post Memorial holiday trends at the Omaha market showed a few fat cattle sales strong early, but overall steady to 25 cents lower as demand remained mixed. Steers and yearlings commanded mixed prices with better steers to 236 and 24 51, fed heifers to 24 55, cows strong to 23, some up. Lambs steadied, native ewes steady to higher, and feeder and replacement stock held firm to slightly higher. Readouts include listed shippers selling classes of hogs, lambs, and cattle with weights from 245 to 288 pounds and top prices around 17.50 to 17.50 for spring lambs and 16.50 to 18.50 for various cattle and mutton types.

Meads Toy Strong Newhine Canadas Mills County Lawrence Schroeder Herman Sturtenbecker Wearin & Bruce Fremont County Oliver Bricker

Ramblin by Gail Shellberg

Ramblin by Gail Shellberg reflects a rushed two week period with mentions of heat and buds, noting many tasks completed and many remain. The author urges parents to attend a town meeting and hints at preparations for future activities.

Eha Secon Sim Dick Uu

Mills county 4H seeks volunteers for conventions and camps

Mills county 4H leaders urged to volunteer as chaperones for upcoming conventions in Ames. Earley Rann will lead insect identification training on June 6 at the Farm Bureau office in Council Bluffs. Enrollments include 172 baby beef 30 beef heifers and 108 dairy heifers, with plans to showcase at the fair.

Earley Rann ATL Council Bluffs Mills ‘County Farm Bureau Raun

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