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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1930

Page

4

Mills County Public Health Meetings Promote Welfare of the Child

Mills County Farm Bureau schedules a series of public health meetings under State University of Iowa extension division theme Building the Foundation for the Welfare of the Child. Chairs include Mrs J F E Sowers Glenwood Mrs Henry Dent Malvern Mrs EL W Boehner Strahan Mrs N H Kayton Himerson Mrs iar ald Cheney. sessions run 2 1/2 hours from 2 1h pm. An exhibit on welfare of mothers and babies will close with a Well Born film. Private conferences offered countywide.

Mills County Glenwood Henry Dent Hel Women's Club Root Malvern EL. W. Boehner Weld Buinding Strahan N. H. Kayton Himerson Iar Ald Cheney Baptist Church State University of Iowa Miss Hartz Ifa

Grain Marketing to be Explained to Producers

Iowa producers will learn about Federal Farm Board cooperative grain marketing this spring. A national organization is active with J. H. Cottington of Stanhope as president. Meetings statewide, including Med Oak on March 26 at 10:80 a m, will cover savings from direct buyer seller movements and the steps to access farm relief programs through approved grain corporations.

Iowa Federal Farm Board Towa J. Cottington Stanhope Farmers’ Grain Dealers’ Association of Town Af Town State College Widmewer Med Oak Thebrary Te College Detroit New Crain

Ingraham Ladies Hold Final Nutrition Meeting

Twelve ladies met at Mrs. R. 2. Thompson’s home on Friday morning February 7 to study Test Jasson from the second year nutrition course. A buffet luncheon was served at 1 o clock with a red and white valentines color scheme. In the afternoon the Planning and Serving of Foods for Special Occasions was studied. Three school districts were represented.

R. 2. Thompson Jasson Valentine Mesdames Lester Henderson Faye Butterfield Fred Alexander R. K. Henderson J. G. Ruse Ben Martin B. B. McFall P. E. Crawmer Dale Hunt Misses Bare Para Sud

County Agent News of Bureau Members at Conference

County Agent Rosenfeld, Henry Buch, Fred Thieschater, and T. F. Anderson attended the Agricultural Outlook Conference in Council Tufts on February 14. The group also visited the Council Bluffs Rotary Club lunch. Other guests included Herby Deltchler and several Deltchler family members plus Clifford Plumer. January gains in calves ranged from 50 to 110 pounds for listed growers, with multiple herds showing notable monthly progress.

Rosenfeld Henry Buch Fred Thieschater Anderson Council Tufts Cawnell Bluffs Rotary Club Herby Deltchler Flinor Deltchier Otto Deltchler Thudolph Miller Clifford Plumer Juncoor Alan Henderson Dick Hyde Dick Hyde Saya Ed Wearth Sy Wearth Walter Carl Denner

Pruning fruit trees to reach mechanical perfection

Horticulturist J. C. Schltter of Town State College urges farmers and orchardists to prune and train fruit trees much as engineers build bridges. Proper spacing and regular pruning distribute branches and fruit evenly, allowing maximum weight on each branch. Young trees need careful training. consult an expert or state extension service for correct methods.

J. C. Schtetter Town State College Mr. Schilletter State Extension Service

Farm Bureau Meeting at Center Two Hears Program

About sixty residents attended the Center Township Farm Bureau meeting to hear the program prepared by the program committee led by Henry Buch and Dean Jackson. Otto Buch presented a reading and Mrs. Myron Jones reported on the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation meeting. A. B. Judson led a short talk and discussion. Ota Wearin and Ll. W. Boehner gave brief talks. Community singing was led by BF Bafington.

Center Township Parn Bureau Henry Buch Dean Jackson Otto Buch Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Myron Jones A. B. Judson Ota Wearin Ll. W. Boehner Bafington

Iowa farmers urged to adopt systematic soil management

Iowa State Extension Specialist J. J. Boatmpn says fifty percent of Iowa soils are depleted and will not profit without fertility buildup. He promotes a statewide management program, with soil surveys from 59 counties and guidance available to interested farmers who write to Iowa State College in Ames.

J. J. Boatmpn Iowa State Callepe Lowa Sail Iowa State College Anes

Farm Bureau Calendar Announces Local Meetings

Feb 19 Floyd Arnold leads dairy feeding action at Malvern schoolhouse from 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Feb 20 Neale Knowles. Feb 21 Farm Bureau office hosts Achievement day plans. Feb 26 4-H Canning training at Mia Roy Donner’s home 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Cooperative Grade Marketing meeting Red Oak Mar 9 District Farm Bureau meeting Corning 3 to 7. Alma E. Harts Mathers welfare meetings listed.

Floyd Arnold Malvern Neale Knowles Farm Bureau Helen Swinney Canning Club Mia Roy Donner Cooperative Red Oak Margeh District Farm Bureau Corning Mersy Misa Alma E. Harts Mathers’ Welfare

Local Notes From Silver City and Nearby Areas

Mr and Mrs Albert Hunt have moved into the Dr C C Johnson property in Ireton Iowa after selling their business interest. Frances Bargain took her mother to Omaha and then to Tichmond Missouri to assist her mother Mrs Betts Morse. Margaret Maurice Faye Borg and Burgoin sisters spent the day in Omaha. G A Spellering left for Eau Claire Wisconsin for surgical treatment under his son Dr Paul Spellering and is recovering well. Carl Burgoin received a shipment of feeders from Omaha while Ernest Nurenin sent a carload of fat cattle to the Omaha market. A P Reeve announced via telegraph the birth of daughter Margaret Ruth on Feb 14 in Portland Oregon. Charles Hettrick, uncle of Mrs Guy Custer, has died near Oakland. funeral Friday. J C Koehenderfer and family return to Silver City, staying with daughter Mrs Guy Parker until their house is vacated.

Albert Hunt Ireton Iowa C. C. Johnson Frances Bargain Omaha Tichmond Betts Morse Margaret Maurice Faye Borg Miss Burgoin G. A. Spelbring Eau Claire Pat Margaret Ruth Reeve Iive Rodney Ave Portland Oregon Guy Custer Charles Hettrick Oakland Hettrick J. C. Koehenderfer Silver City Guy Parker

Tabor Notes on Distant Visitors and Illnesses

Tabor reports a series of social notes from the weekend. Mrs Thuth Brueburner remains in Mercy Hospital with a left lung abscess. Mrs Otto Wilthum leaves for Arnold Nebraska due to her mother’s critical illness. Louise Rosentrater and family stayed with their mother, Georgianne Hayes, who is frail at ninety two. Wiazzle Madden from Grand Island visited Chas Dalton and Walter Reeves. Mrs J Bescrogele visited her ailing mother in Tahor with family. Rev F C Gonzales of Rally Kansas was a business visitor, then traveled home with Mrs W H Darrah for several days. Hiveley family trips included Council Bluff for Mrs Hiveley’s relatives in the Dakotas and nearby states.

Wenneth Alley Miss Molen Alley Ornell Bluff Thuth Brueburner Ottoh Wilthum Arnold Nebr Mia Louise Rosentrater Henry Witthubt Pred Rosentrater KE. Hiveley Council Trusts Hiveley Flandrenn Sioux Falls South Dakota

Congressional Committees Do the Work

Washington February 17 congressional committees have quietly conducted extensive hearings on legislation affecting every citizen. They scrutinize each bill for merit, allocate funds for government operations, and weigh needs from farmers to veterans, bridges to disease control, underscoring the broad scope of congressional duty beyond public front pages.

Washington Congress House Senate Florida

Many Parties in the Rural Schools

Notices in Mills county announce school elections on March 10 with voter participation urged. Reports highlight student achievements, Valentine parties, box socials, debates, and dental honor rolls across multiple rural schools including Silver Creek, Wrights, Prairie Creek, Excelsior, and Eureka No. 2. Names, grades, and local events feature prominently.

Pleasant HOT School Honors Roll Names

Pleasant HOT school lists Wilfred Evans Genera Hathnets Datta Magnes and Ralph Maddocka. West Liberty No school records Linda Tena. Prairie Valley school notes Mary Henderson Opal Henderson Gail Mills Gladys Mills and Margaret Mills. Walnut Grom school pupils on the dental honor roll: Glen Lloyd Guy Alley James Shanon and Johnny Shannon.

Randolph News Briefs Highlight Illness and Social Notes

Local items report a small Randolph child recovering from pneumonia and mastoid trouble at Shenandoah Hand Hospital. Baby Cosby born Friday morning and buried that afternoon in Perry, Iowa, with condolences from Randolph residents. Socials include a bridge luncheon at Mrs. J W Kilpatrick’s home, postmaster A V Gillette’s absence, and several visits and relocations around Malvern and Glenwood communities.

Clifford Allely Shenandoah Kilpatrick J. W. Kilpatrick A. V. Gillette Fred Focht Claire’ Spencer Joy Vonatta M. L. Alfely Verne Walker Malvern H. QC Allely Will Sherrhan Merl Gustafson Wilaon Farm Gustafson

Real Estate Transfers in Mill County Iowa Dec 1928 Jan 1929

Record of instruments filed in Mill County Iowa from December 27 1928 to January 3 1929 shows transfers including Rudolph C Hopp to Rudolph J Hopp for 1 dollar and other conditions, John N Hansen to Emma J Jones for 1 dollar and 60 acres, Chester Simmon administrator deed from E J Armstrong for 1000 dollars, Mary Dayson to W A Wilkins for several parcels totaling acres, Chester P Dudley to Allen L Dudley for 8 1/2 percent of land in 38-71-42, and Anta Swope to E L Craig for Lot 4 in Section 14-72-43.

District Court of Mill County Iowa Rudolph C. Hopp Rudolph J. Hopp W. D Gregory Met John N. Hansen Emma J. Jones J. Armstrong Chester Simmon Mary Dayson W. A. Wilkins Q. C, DB Chester P. Dudley Allen IL Dudley Fremont County Anta Swope E. L. Craig CW. D

Rural Pupils Win Attendance Awards

The fourth six weeks period closed Feb 21 with strong attendance in rural schools. Recipients include Pauline Swinney and Rachel Swinney at Fates school. Ruth Raine, Wilma Meredith, Rosie Wagner, Shirley Meredith, and Virginia Meredith at West Liberty No. 3. Betty Barbour, Lawrence Hopp, Dorothy Hopp, Phyllis Hopp, and Janice Vinton at Pacific City. and many others across Bethlehem, Godlfellow, Wentin, MecClattt, Bathea, Warner, White Cloud, Walnut Grove, Fairview, Sundland, Hawthorne, West Liberty, Oaks, Elm Grove, Centerline, Deer Creek, Hillsdale, Silver, Maple Grove, Pleasant Grove, Prairie Valley, Burr Oak, West, Pleasant Hil, Four Garner, Benton, Pickerill, Gowen, Box Elder, Bremnham, Golden Hill, Goheen, and New York areas.

Mills County Silver Creek A A. N. Palmer Company Jean Burroyne Doris Tettinger Natalia Mass Wrights School Box Annie Whitehead Crade Sehnni Ieurt By+ernham Geraldine Day Dn Wats Elizabeth Ann Kirkendall Clarence Hartman Sand Hollow Goodfellow School Blues Reds Geneva Duval Foxworthy School Florence Bwoboda Eureka No. 2 Betty Brandt Charles Strandt Alice Jean Brandt Hetty Ann Enselman Dorothy Huff Wiliam Huff Minavola Lucille Wasserman Robert Krusa Clarence Roenfeld Lee Roenfeld Gretchen Sewing Frederick Biardman Albert Loaf Alfred Heitman John Heitman Otto Brandt Linal Lewis Sandilang Dorothy Mae Henderson Boris Darlind McLain Clyde Warren May Roedell Walnut Grove Glen Lloyd Robert Clowers West Liberty Wilma Meredith Elm Grove Roberts Hockebout Maple Grove Maxine Wolff Pauline Conner Carolyn Cunningham Fates School Pauline Swinney Rachel Swinney West Liberty No. 3 Ruth Raine Rosie Wagner Shirley Meredith Virginia Meredith Pacific City Betty Barbour Lawrence Hopp Dorothy Hopp Phyllis Hopp Janice Vinton Bethlehem Helen Lincoln Esther Lincoln Rose Lincoln Raymond Lincoln Sara Jane Lincoln Godlfellow Margarie DuVal Thelma McClure Virginia Dell Chamberlain Twyla Fern Chamberlain Warne McClure Mary Evelyn Marsh Georgia Ruth Marsh Wentin School Dorothy Haden Marjorie Haden Josephine, Haden Gerald Moore George Watson Floyd Clites George Moore William Phelps Johnny Shannon James Shannon Fairview Roy Nelson John Nelson Herbert Caywood Helen Caywood LaVern Carson Anna Nelsan Sundland Mildred Darland Edin Henderson Ruth Darland Doris Darland Danovan Darland Hawthorne Virginia Nusa Gerald Nuss Hobert Jackson John Pitzer Oaks Gwendolyn Ryan Darrell Ackenbaugh Glee Dashner Helen Maxwell Mercedes Wertz Glenn Maxwell Robert , Hockabout Alfred Johnson Roberta Hockabout Glenn Johnson Maxine Maxwell Duane Tur Centerline Junior Deshner Delpha” Donner Corwin Parker Lorraine Dashner Wilma- Custer Willis Lee Parks Lorene Absl Lucile Abel Center Rawles Township Gwendolyn Clark Willis, Wells Gail Powers Keystone Geraldine Shook Clyde Shook Ward Fender Enid Snodgrass Miriam J Shook Chatfette Ffwin Thomas Waidotedale Deer Creek Township Dwight Kelley Creole Archer Erma Archer Clarence Archer James Lloyd John Russell Fred Shaw William Irw Willie Hantamas Hillsdale Edwin Ruse Ethel Ruse Arthur Threachater Dorothy Buch Eugene Kelley Joe Conger Nancy Conger Maxine Burger Dorothy Gilbert Edith Alexander Ning Cleney Martin Conner Maxine Wolfe Pleasant Grove Elwin Arterburn Emil Lloyd Dunagan Wilma Aneen Dunagan Prairie Valley Opal Henderson Mary Henderson Burr Oak Billy Cash West Agnes Harrison Darla Munsinger Almer Harrison Mildred Anderson Joe Munsinger Warren Munsinger Pleasant Hil Climord Evans Wilfred Evans Earle Maddock Bobby Hopp Keith Hopp Virginia Hopp Garnera Virginia McPherron William Mayfield Dean Mayfield Roy Seeger Granville Williams Benton Tade Wilson Alvin Rodaway Roy Rodaway Benny Rodaway Pickerill Jack Merrill Edwin McGrew Gowen Arlene Jensen Wanda Jensen Nadyne Jensen Blaine Wilcox Darlene Wilcox LaVal Wilcox Aileen Boyce Mary Boyce Delbert Boweley Odell Bowley Helen Sperry Wilmajean Epperson Rosemary Enperson Lillian Goodman Edna Clark Charles Bothwell Charles Henderson Glen Mayberry Donate Mayberry Luelie Crouch Russell Crouch Albert Crouch Maria Vohs Henry Vohs Minna Voss Linda Jens Ervin Jens Marjorie Jens Charles Greene Phyllis Lotz George White Robert Hunt Hazel Trimmer Joe Trimmer George Trimmer James Trimmer Fern Trimmer Box Elder Merl Cox Bremnham Wilhur O'Brien Frances Miller Elizabeth A. Kirkendall Norma Jurgens Edward Hickman Marvel Miller James Kirkendall Helen Hickman Alice Miller Wayne Kellope Glen Kellogg Golden Hill Parden Pontow Leon Pontow Goheen Lorraine Stone Roy Kruse Lorrena Ling Dallas Newman Max Wright Warren Stone Hester Wri Dwane Stons Wendel

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