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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1949

Page

8

Wilting Workers Guests of Mrs Emmett Motes

The Willing Workers club at Mrs. Emmett Motes home with Mrs John Oatis assisting. only 14 members attended due to road conditions. Mrs Clyde Addy sr directed entertainment and awarded prizes to Mrs Kenneth Moses and others. Mrs Willard Stdd to host March 24.

Mrs Emmett Motes Willing Workers Club John Oatis Co. Ew Abbott Clyde Addysr Kenneth Moses Willard Stdd Tommie Conners Francis McDonald Omaha Tes Moines Mary Connors Bishop Drumm St. Patricks Church Will Ditmars Eddie Carl Paris Hiram Crow Katie McGargill Joe Hamburg Duane Maher Shirley Meyers St. Marys Church Francis Laughlin Hatline College St. Paul G. W. Mitchell Hand Art Gilmore Mary Lyman Torpy Emerson Old Highway 9 Torpy Carl Carlson Essex Misa Betty Johnny Red Oak Carlson E. P. Laughlin Mercy Hospital Council Bluffs Altar Society St. Patricks Hall A. E. Addy Oakland Lawrance Collins Golden Red Hambure Harry Larson Melvin Forrest City Anson Williamson Kenneth Moles Kellerton Gerald Hutgon

Local notes and reminiscences from Bonaparte to Cedar Rapids

A set of compact town notes recounts Shirley Lon Higdon claiming a log cabin birth site, Mrs. R. Jacobsma's 95th birthday, Dutch festival footwear quirk, Lt. John Clark’s Berlin airlift return, a Cedar Rapids traffic fatality, Tom Kenneally’s 44 years at Chapman Lumber, childhood sled injury, Dr. Sulding’s ribbed longevity, the Goforth influenza hospital visit, Albert Cook’s 650 years of trade, and local social updates from families in Cedar County and surrounding towns.

Tog Cabin Shirley Lon Higdon Bonaparte Ag Ri Shirley R. Jacobsma Hawarden Jacobsma Holland Orange City John Clark Berlin Cresco Kathy Ann Dica Cedar Rapids Ralph Jones Tom Kenneally Independence Chapman Lumber Co Jesup Kenneally Shirley Ann Biggs Sigourney Richardson Stilson Robert Goforth Griswold Goforth Sunbury Cedar County Albert Cook Canada

Hastings Cemetery officers reelected at Mrs Stella Hall home

Hastings Cemetery association held officer and trustee elections Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Stella Hall Reelected were Mrs Ed Hathaway president Mrs Susie Hall vice president Mrs Vernon Crouse secretary Mrs Harve Hall treasurer and trustees Mrs Susie Hall Mrs Harve Hall for four year terms A bake sale is planned for March 19 at Mrs Blanch Shaw's All donations welcome Annual report for year ending Jan 31 1949 included family dinners and community visits with several illnesses and visits noted.

Hastings Cemetery Association Stella Hall Ed Hathaway Susie Hall Vernon Crouse Harve Hall Floyd Wall Bessie Purcell Jim Clark Iva Crawford Blanc

Mills County 4-H Numbers and Agricultural Notes

Dick Goos reports Mills county 4 H club figures with 309 members and comments on county corn borers in the prior year. The piece cites population figures for Mills and POC and discusses corn borer levels Marshall reported 586 borers per 100 plants. It includes agricultural guidance on barn cleanliness reducing udder contamination and using manure to enrich soil nitrogen and potassium.

Mills County California Marshall Raya Hay Marley Town State College

Toastmaster Water Heater promises long life and hot water

A bold sales pitch touts the TOASTMASTER Electric Water Heater with a 10 year guarantee. It highlights the Life-Delt element claimed to resist scaling in hard water and an internal Tuat-control system said to triple tank longevity.

Kline Links Trend to Family Sized Farms

Allen By Kline of the American Farm Bureau Federation argues that the family farm remains secure and productive as farms grow bigger and more efficient. He cites Agriculture Department data showing individuals own the vast majority of farm land, with corporations holding about 11 percent. He notes mechanization and favorable prices have strengthened family farms, while some small units expand and others disappear or merge into larger farms. Commercial family farms now exceed half of all farms and produce about 70 percent of farm product value.

Allen Kline American Farm Bureau Federation Farm Bureau Department of Adriculture Charles ¥. Kannan Alabama Kitna Brannan

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