4 H Club Girls At Short Course Delegates To Ames
Thirteen 4 H club members left Monday for Ames to attend the short course offered by Iowa State College. This marks the first year clubs have sent delegates and the largest attendance yet. County agent Albert Hyzer drove with six members. Glanyr Bradley of Hastings chauffeured five more. The Jollyettes club of St. Marys sent five delegates, two by car and one by train. Names include Bernice Wilson Ruth Donner Elva Wilson Marie Kelley Mabel Cox Edna Luis Fern Ciny Charlotte Fellows Dorothy Poors Allis Irene Anderson Irene Brandt Martha Schroeder. They plan to return Saturday.
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Milla
Clah
Ames
Iowa State College
Jane
Chibs
Albert Hyzer
Glanyr Bradley
Hastings
Jollyettes Club
St. Mary's
Areua
Bernice Wilson
Ruth Donner
Shamrock Club
Elva Wilson
Marie Kelley
Handy Hands Club
Mabel Cox
Malvernettes Club
Edna Luis
Fern Ciny
The
Silverettes
Charlotte Fellows
Cloverinas
Dorothy Poors
Allis
Irene Anderson
Irene Brandt
Martha Schroeder
Jollyettes
Amps
Training School for Club Leaders at Malvern Community Building
The last teaching school for girls aged 4 to 17 will be held at the Malvern Community building on June 21. The lesson titled Accousement for the Ghile Room outlines supplies including notebooks, pens, rulers, sewing equipment, cardboard pieces, fabric scraps, bias tape, glue, and a Jeiders manual. Every club leader and one girl from each club are urged to attend at 10 am.
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Malvern
Clover Leaf Club Recycles Wastepaper Baskets
The Clover Leaf Club met at Faye Bayes's home on Friday June 8 with eight members and five visitors plus leaders. Ruth Gee led the lesson on constructing a wastepaper basket, and the next all day session will teach painting unfinished furniture vases and book ends at the school home.
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Glover Leaf Club
Faye Bayes
Ruth Gee
Lillian Bradley
Gavel From White House Roof Featured At 4-H Convention
A gavel with a White House roof wood head and a Mt. Vernon hickory handle was used to call the first Iowa 4-H girls convention at Iowa State College. The event named 2,500 club leaders attending the inaugural gathering. The instrument was a gift from William Jardine, then secretary of agriculture, presented at the national club camp near Washington, D.C.
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White House
Washington
Mt. Vernon
George Washington
Towa State College
Iowa
William Jardine
Trench
National Club
Washington, D, GC
Cookies Sent to Disabled Veterans by American Legion Auxiliary
On Tuesday June 4 the American Legion Auxiliary delivered twenty one dozen cookies to disabled veterans at Maxville hospital. The annual drive grew this year due to a surge in membership allowing a larger quantity than ever before.
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Ladies of the American Legion Auxiliary
Maxville
Own
Handy Hands Plan Food Sale At Meeting
The Handy Hands 4-H club of Wesley Chapel met at the home of Ina Allensworth with nine members and two visitors present. Plans were laid for a food sale to raise funds to send delegates to the short course in Ames this week. Marie Kelley reviewed music memory pieces and Jeanette Luther shared Loch Lomond. A posture-exercise session was led by Mrs Robbing, with Vera Akenworth explaining votes and voting. Refreshments followed and plans for the next meeting at Mildred Cary’s home were announced.
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Handy Hands
Wesley Chapel
Ina Allensworth
Ames
Marie Kelley
Loch Lomond
Jeanette Luther
Mra
Shamrock Club
White Cloud Township
Mra. C
Bernier Wilson
Ruth Donner
Silverettes Meet at Donner Home for Unity Lesson
Eight members of the Silverette club met at Marjorie and Delphia Donner home for a lesson on unity balance and harmony in room decoration. The group hopes to score high in the upcoming contest and finish with manic memory work. Thelma Custer served refreshments.
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Donner
Silverette
MotRriday
Dineileata
Marjorie
Delphia Donner
Thelma Custer
Malvernettes Choose Ames Short Course Representative
The Malvernettes met at Mrs. C. BE Hilton's home to select a girl for the Ames Short Course on June 14. President Ma bel Cox was chosen to go. Members, including Mrs. Roy Donner and Mrs. George Hilton, performed music and shared papers on Bugs and the Volga Boatman. A hearth talk on voice care was given by Mrs. Hilton. The group reviewed memory contest pictures and lessons on Mae, Dalange, and color. Twelve members attended and planned future meetings with picnics. Social committee provided sandwiches and lemonade.
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Malvernettes
Jung
C. BE
Hilton
Ames
Mabel Cox
Roy Donner
George Hilton
Donner
Marjorie
Margaret McCormick
Social Service Club Meeting in Platteville Township
The Social Service Club of Platteville Township met at Mrs. Charles Coffey's home on Thursday May 31. Home made ice cream and cake were served after the guest list included many named members. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Bulis Karr's home on Thursday June 14.
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Platte
Social Servicer Club
Plattville Township
Charles Coffey
Coffey
Dwight Cowardin
Chalmers Cowardly
Bulis Karr
Sylvia Lincoln
Ruth
Ernest
Ananda Karr
Ruby
Neluo
Gertrude Karr
Winifred
Claude May
Maroll
Bobby
Wilbur May
Helen Stranathan
Plessie Powles
Lyle
Nelle Powles
Huby
Joe
Flownie Marie
Ebome Lincoln
Pauline
Laura Lincoln
Chris Christenson
Joseph Aud Alexander
Harry Kiser
Helen Margaret
Retha
Jean
Dwight Lincoln
Jane
Franklin
Luetta
Georgia Lincoly
Sud Vera
Bilsie Hrasky
Gladys Foskerts
Katherine
Ernest Boyd
Dolly
Evelyn
Dwight Cow‘ie
Eile Chalmore
May Dairy Herd Rankings at Montcomers-Mille Resort
May dairy rankings list five top herds by average milk and butterfat. leading is Mrathaws Malvert Grade Guernseys with 23. average milk and 414 butterfat. Frank Robinson Villiser Jerseys 710 milk 36.3 fat. Oscar Ben Malvern Grade Guernseys 752 milk 35.8 fat. Dale Hevern Malvern Mixed herd 834 milk 33.7 fat. Fred Halvin Red Oak Holsteins 57 milk 32.9 fat. Additional herds under eight head include Wigstone Brothers Stanton Holsteins 1450 milk 46.0 fat and Leslie Baird Wilffeca Guernseys 892 milk 38.2 fat. Association average 641 pounds milk and 27.1 fat. sixty three cows over 49 fat and fourteen over 50. Weather and pasture boost results, says Lestie Gannan, tester.
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Montcomers - Mille
Mratthaws
Malvert
Guernseys
Frank Robinson
Villiser
Oscar Ben
Malvern
Dale Hevern
Fred Halvin
Red Oak
Wigstone Brothers
Stanton
Leslie Baird
Wilffeca
Association
Lestie Gannan
Culling Specialist to Cull Chickens in Mills County
The culling expert from Amea will be in Mills County the week of July 2. Notify the Farm Bureau office by telephone or letter if you want your chickens culled during that period.
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Amea
Mills County
Farm Bureau
Leaders Do Not Forget at Mille County Visit
Misa Kassell will be in Mille County during the week of June 11 to 16 to present a course offered by Town State College. Attend your local meeting to take advantage of this educational opportunity as described.
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Misa Kassell
Mille County
Farm Thria Meeting at Baker Home Delights St Marys
St Marys Township held its regular monthly Farm Thria meeting on May 26 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Baker. Alice Anderson read, girls sang, and County Agent Albert Styzer gave a reading. Refreshments were served. Next gathering set for June 23 at Mr. and Mrs. John Brandt.
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St. Marys Township
George Baker
Alice Anderson
Albert Styzer
John Brandt
Mills County 4-H Girls to Attend Iowa State Short Course
Eight to twelve club girls and leaders will attend the Girls Short Course at Iowa State College June 11 to 15. Gates set for June 14 and 15 with state specialists from Ames. Tours start 8 am from Farm Bureau office visiting eastern county members then picnic in Emerson. western visits June 16 with picnic at Silver City. Club members urged to travel, fundraisers discussed, and records praised as last year’s tour lauded.
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Mills County
Mill County
Ames
Farm Bureau
Emerson
Silver City
Tony
Collins Oi Cao
Sinclate Re- Lining Co
BL & V. OG. Dot
W. Rays
Alva R. Jones
W. DY
F.G. Desehler
Chas
Ueda
Maggie Star
Marian Keteau
al CW
Malvern
Merk Dist
Mary Rohrberg Voss
Mineola
Sherif Milly Co
Iowa
Margaret Anthony
W. Cooper
A. H. Rosenbaum
Maye Wedmore
M. Wedmore
OW. D
W. A. Butres
Marsal
V. C
Packe
Reesipta
Ita Bursnyta
Hie County
Cashry
Wwe
ORS
Teacher's Institute
Farmer's Institute
Zfida
Kgisis
Anil
Desertion Divorce Petition In Towa Court
In Mills County district court, Marjorie Vue Foster files for divorce from M Clinton Foster on wilful desertion. The petition, filed in Glenwood, notes August term starts August 8 1998 and warns that failure to appear by noon will lead to default judgment. Attorneys Cook & Cook represent the plaintiff.
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District Court of
Towa
To and Joy Mills County
Marjorie Vue Foster
Plainttey
M. Cinton Foster Angin Penn
M. Clinton
Mis County
Glenwood
Mills County
Cook & Cook
Annual Report of R. K. Butcher Accounts by Funds
Milly County Iowa treasurer R K Butcher presents a financial summary for 1927 28 detailing real estate transfers assessed values and disbursements across funds including current taxes delinquent taxes drainage bonds and school funds with line item transfers between parcels and lots and a certification by the treasurer confirming accuracy in the period specified
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Lnidge Meturlak
Illes
Towys
Wee
Butcher
Milly
Iawa
Ae Aalil
Ke Butcher
County ‘Press
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Vera Pollitt
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Alec Alwaye
Mary Blaine Churchman
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Hirock Cub
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Bates
Tollyettes
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Marie Green
Re Rureka No. 1
Dorothy Peore
Maytag Company
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