Program For Coming Year Farm Bureau plans workshops and demonstrations
At the September 14 board meeting the Farm Bureau outlined next year’s work. A special committee selected practical projects in swine management legumes home projects boys and girls club work and related demonstrations. Plans call for six Broad Law Selection Demonstrations in fall 1926, fourteen county swine demonstrations, and the Ton-Litter Club to produce pigs reaching 2000 pounds by eight months. Meat demonstrations in January will cover cutting canning and curing. Center Township program set for October 15 at Hillsdale includes a piano trio horticultural talk weed eradication and an officer election with an open invitation to new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Board of Directors
W. A.’ Matthews
8. C. Lincoln
Hay Hilton
L. L. Robbina
McLean County
Brosion
Mills County
Powitey Club
Center Township
Center Township Farm Bureau
Hillsdale
Helen Buch
Carol Fleasoner
Vera Mayberry
Mr. Clower
C. R. Buffington
Malvern Triumphs Over Randolph in Local Football Game
Malvern defeated Randolph 14 to 0 with Riggins scoring and Jones passing to Hixson. Coach Stevenson praises the team as they prepare for Essex on the road. The lineup featured Hummel, Rigging, Benton, Coonsy, Bhenefield, Bell, Hixson, K Jones, Barkus, Drink, Hall, and H. Jones with substitutes Markel and To See World Series. Walter Cook joins friends heading to Pittsburgh to watch the World Series as Washington visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Fane
Ranz
Pg RS
Handolph
Riggins
Jones
Randolph
Hixson
Essex
Malvern Starts Local Band Practice With 16 Attendees
Prof E Arno Huster of Omaha organized a Malvern band project at the high school with 16 beginners last Saturday. He will hold free weekly practices every Saturday and aims for a Thanksgiving recital. East Liberty Ladies' Aid organizers plan a bazaar and chicken supper to support the effort, rescheduled to Oct 14.
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Malvern
E. Arno Huster
Omaha
Hunter
Inne
East Liberty Ladies’ Aid
Popular Lyceum Course Promises Local Entertainments
A local committee has hired Redpath Lyceum Bureau for three winter entertainments to support a community building fund. Season tickets cost one dollar for adults and fifty cents for children, with a strong lineup including Tobias Harper Company, a George M. Cohan play, and Jess Pick as “Humorist Extraordinary.” Tickets go on sale next Saturday with the aim of selling all three hundred tickets for a lively, wholesome community event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redpath Lycsum Bureau
Redpath
Tobias-Harper
Mussic
Tobias
Cherlis Chaplin
Lyceum
Misa Harperes
Maite Fatioia
George M Cohan
Thos Vanderbilt Theater
New York
Jess Cudi
Jess Pick
Cheandat
Cheverest
Imhe Wusiness
Cane Tae
Celebrated Silver Wedding At Johnson Farm Home
A surprise silver wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Johnson was hosted at their home northeast of Malvern on Sunday October 4. Relatives from Tabor and nearby areas attended a noon dinner and festivities, honoring twenty six years of marriage and family ties. Walter Otis Moore, born near Tabor in 1899, died October 2, 1926 at the Malvern area, aged 25 years, 31 months and 10 days, with services held at the First Congregational Church of Tabor.
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J. M. Johnson
Malvern
Mrs. Johnson
SPU
Joe Munsinger
Myron Munginger
Drick Madison
Tabor
Elmer Johnson
Lawrence Johnson
Walter Otis Moore
Mills
Framont County
Nice
Congregational Church of
Infaney
Melvin
Hast
Jows
Robert
John
Florence
Cargiil
Gordon
Nebr
Tuth
Followlus
Short
Howe
J. J. Briel
Chathes
Howard
Wlaed Quarley
Taber
Ablere
Modget
Dubs
Clarence Cargill
Copslys
Clarmace UI
Ed Tele Rolleng
Duval
Pep Meeting and School Pageant At Malvern High
Items of interest from the English department describe a pep meeting for the Malvern vs Randolph game featuring a mock wedding scene with characters, songs, and a bouquet of football Helmets. Also notes the first meeting of the H H Club, Home Economics menu, Pep Committee election, and Freshman officers with goals for a spirited year.
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Srant
Pep Siettire
Daa Felday
Malvern
Randolph
Vietors
Trandolph
Tes
Pyluptha Sepre
Lana Pawliia
Olph
Villain de Grace Chureth Hololain
Maxing Boyer
Gertrudy Marshall
Pep Xonga
Hal
Essex
Genes Churchill
Move Evergreen Trees Now Says 41 P Bode
Winter hardy trees may be moved successfully if watered well before freezing. Extension specialist Bode advises placing roots in wet soil and applying protection before the ground freezes to prevent failures during winter relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Bode
Bode
Malvern Cemetery Auction Promised After Thanksgiving Day
A fragmented item notes a sale at Malvern Cemetery with references to a Thanksgiving window and gate, suggesting upcoming auction or sale proceedings related to local parcels or holdings amid autumn timing. Details are unclear due to OCR errors. Entities mentioned include Malvern and unspecified groups or sponsors.
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Mills County Farm Bureau
High School
Morrow
Thurman
BR. Cook
Pittsburg
Penn
Walter Scott
Pitterburg
Washington
Snrouia
Harald F. Boehner
Linecolg
Waleter
Pittebure
Keanon
Piltaburg
Weat
Walter Johnson
Redpath Bureau
Tothinka
EB. R. Waite
Shawnee, Okla
Board of Commerce
E. R. Waite
Redpath-Vawter
Comedy-Music
Variet
Ney
Mumabor
Geo
M. Cohan
An- Tisten Swain
Marjorie Frittell
Ima
Millred Hreeding Raye
Wether
Maes Jobarom
Ann Vesa
Tritek
Jean Cuningham
Flower Girls
Buaabeth Hixson
Genevieve ‘Landis Lot Bapep
Mans
Critte Mice Menulty
Olive Chili Girls
Mary Anderson N. Meum
auVera Anderson
Kina Cadwell
Hiv
Doys
Ray
Brittell
Stephenson
Miss Chantry
Pep
Charles Cox
Genevieve Landis
Marian Mason
Helen Swain
Lona Paula
Edward Uwarmon
Vietor Greenelsh
Fresh
Paul Mulholland
Faye Hurst
Miss Bachmann
Malvern Cemetery
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