MCHS Vong Program Promotes Varied Farm Occupation Training
Paul Topp reports on a three phase Malvern Community High Voc Ag program offering warming agriculture, agribusiness, and agricultural crafts. The plan, rooted in vocational agriculture, ties classroom learning to shop work and home projects, with post high school options in agri business and specialized colleges expanding opportunities for rural youth.
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Akeelie
Awink
Abe Clagsroany
da Snost
Woundion Trade Schoool
Malvern Community High Voe
Cuvier Oearning
Billy
Mont Forges
FFA Belief in Future of Farming in Mills County
Statement echoes the Future Farmers of America Creed. It asserts that any capable boy can establish in farming, notes a need for about 17 graduates yearly, and highlights advances in feed, fertilizer, machinery driving agribusiness growth and rural job demand.
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Farmers of America
Mills County
Tis Arga
Profit in Program Lets Vocational Agriculture Run Costly
The document reviews vocational agriculture as a costly class, detailing values such as instructor salary 4000, mileage 275, building 7000, equipment 5850, student labor income 9908.36, federal and state aid 1600, totaling 11505.36 receipts and 2655.38 profit before noting omitted items.
Vocational Agriculture Shop Boosts Community Leaders
The article highlights the value of adult farmer involvement and Future Farmers of America in developing agricultural leaders. It notes a $5655.36 profit from the vocational program equating to about $16,000 in added purchasing power through Main Street trade. It describes daily classes Voc I and Ag I, focusing on corn production, tillage, insect control, herbicides, varieties, farm records, and future soybean work, with students gaining hands on shop experience at Building 215 North ith Street and office hours posted.
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Gulf
Gulf Mid-America
Future Farmers of America
Voor, Ag, I
Voc. I
North Ith Street
Ball
Auto Mechanics Students Build Practical Skills In Shop
Auto shop programs engage students by letting them bring projects for hands on learning. Nine weeks of work include painting tractors overhauling an engine building a 1700 gallon fertilizer wagon and constructing a hay rack among other small projects. Students earn dollars in the shop boosting community prosperity as they gain practical trades knowledge in auto mechanics and electricity.
Medicare sign up urged for Omaha seniors during May
Social Security District Manager James T. Ball Jr. urges Omaha residents approaching 65 to enroll in medical insurance two to three months before the birthday to ensure coverage starts the birth month. Delays may push doctor bills and hospital protection into months later or into a long wait. The Omaha office is at Room 1003 Federal Building.
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Omaha Area
James T. Ball, Jr
Ball
Omaha
Omaha Social Security Office
Federal
Bridal shower honors Sharon Benskin in Stanton
Sunday school attendance 71 at Oaks with 2 visitors and offering 13.83. Rev Wane Vierar spoke. Sharon Benskin honored at a Stanton bridal shower. Guests from Lincoln and Glenwood attended. Messages included a wedding cake recipe and a tele phoned quiz. Overnight visitors Evelyn Warre at Lincoln. Dinner for Mr and Mrs Hanse at Milford. Warrens returned home Sunday.
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Wane Vierar
Kim Suinger
Lord Tenge
Daveer
Calo
Merril Sewers
Grace Bible
Omaha
Sharon Benskin
Oraks
Jndy
Lawrence Lewis
Marion Shook
Leo Hopp
Clyde Shook Sr
Arno
Glenwood
Robert Hopp
Diane
Clyde Shank Jr
Malvern
Evelyn Warre
Walter Stephens
Lircoln
Ardmir Hanse
Milford_ Nebr
Warrens
Nard Jewell
Jolly Jones Club Meeting Details and Attendees
Jolly Jones Chile met with Mrs. Robert Hicks on a Thursday evening with 12 members answering roll call with Memorys of My Graduation. Three members were Mrs. Marvin Peterson, Mrs. Gerald Pier, and Mrs. Marian Allen. Meeting will be Jones with Mrs. George Jones near Red Osk.
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Jolly Jones
Chile
Robert Hicks
Marvin Peterson
Gerald Pier
Marian Allen
Jones
George Jones
Red Osk
Local families share visits across Omaha Corner Bluffs and Griswold
Lois Meyer of Omaha and Mrs Loren Cole with family were guests of the Lord Newmans at Griswold on Thursday. Lawrence Bird of Carson spent Sunday with his brother Ray Bird. Mr and Mrs Merrill Sowers and
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Lois Meyer
Omaha
Loren Cole
Corner Bluffs
Thurs i
John Shiords
Carleton
Sunior
Lord Newmans
Griswold
Lawrence Bird
Carson
Ray Bird
Merrill Sowers
Weekend Socials Around Malvern and Nearby Towns
Marilyn and Mrs. Althea Nerlon were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Lillian Sawers near Malvern. Mrs. Edwin Ambrose and Mrs. L. E. Brammeier visited Mrs. John Siefferd at the May Breakfast at the Christian church in Hen. The Edwin Ambroses were weekend visitors of her parents. W castor left by plane for Phoenix, Ariz. Mrs. Matilda and daughter visited. Mrs. Bue undergoes eye surgery. Mrs. John Stefford were evening visitors in the Gig Osborn home. Roger Smith and family, Brownville mission workers, attended Oak Line services and visited Mr. and Mrs. Morris Reed and Karen.
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Marilyn
Althea Nerlon
Lillian Sawers
Malvern
Edwin Ambrose
L. E. Brammeier
John Siefferd
the Christian Church
Hen
Edwin Ambroses
Castor
Phoenix
Ariz
Matilda Ao
Bue
John Stefford
Gig Osborn
Roger Smith
Witiow
Brownville, Re
Oak Line
Morris Reed
Karen
Carson area social notes brighten the week
Henderson Maynard Peterson of Carson hosted Claude Tolls on Thursday. The Jack Fox family of Carson and Larry Skank family of Carson visited Friday and Sunday respectively. Willard McKinney of ion hosted guests for afternoon and lunch. Olive Candel of Woodburn Oregon stayed Thursday to Monday with Earl McGee. Also present were Richard Hackett family Janet Moore of Omaha and Ron Mindorf family of Griswold.
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Maynard Peterson
Carson
Don
Claude Tolls
Jack Fox
Larry Skank
Willard McKinney
Ion
Steve
Hastings
Olive Candel
Woodburn
Ore
Earl McGees
Richard Hackett
Janet Moore
Omaha
Ron Mindorf
Griswold
America Defends On Americans Like You Buy U.S. Sayings Bonds
A note or advertisement urges readers to support U.S. Savings Bonds with patriotic framing. It promotes investing in government securities as a defense of American values and citizens, highlighting security, stability, and national loyalty.
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America
U.5
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Paul Topp
Agriculural College
Iowa State University
College of Agriculture
Voc. Ag
Agricultural College
FFA
Pues Cms
Keith Swanson
Dale Malcom
Phillip Shenefield
Kenny Stewart
Larry Zanders
Lawrence Turner
McHs Voc Ag
Mr. Hopp
Weed & Insect Control Service
Gulf Farm Center
Malvern Howard Notson
Mills County Health Improvement Association
Blue Cross
Blue Shield Plan
G. W. Ernst
McPherson Ave
Council Sluis
Iowa
MCHS
Phil Shenefield
Auto Mechanics
Social Security News
Sox
Oaks News
Henderson
Leroy Viner
Malvern, la
Spiker Feed & Supply
Maivern
Wilson’s
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