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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1925
Page
7
Fred Farquhar urges strong township organization built on real cooperation and toleration. He stresses farm families as future backbone, the need for educated citizens, and active local duties, including cooperators for school districts, open meetings, and broad membership to avoid factions and ensure progress.
The article reports forty two follow-up meetings in Milla County where 491 women studied The Foundation Pattern and its Uses to improve home sewing Seeventh leaders spread lessons in school districts and farm bureau spirit The free sessions are valued for practical sewing improvements and personal satisfaction from applying the golden rule.
Mr and Mrs Geo Sidener return to Lincoln with Mrs R A Moore joining for a short visit to see the Green Gables sanitarium doctor. A Richardson shows improvement after two weeks ill spell though activity is cautious. C A Miller secures a Dr Baker remedies territory, Avery expected to start about the 18th, Ira White leaving a job to move to a Missouri farm. Miss Georgia Derby and Fern Spellering were overlooked in a college note. Georgia heads to Des Moines for senior year at Methodist training college. Fern to Ames for another year. John Mins moves within Anderson store area to Roy Stranathan place then likely to Stranathan farm at Dumfries in spring. Four Silver City men share initials C A M, possibly C A Moore, GC A Miller, C A Maddocks, or C A Melton, the latter new carrier on normal route two. Henry Massa, longtime resident, died yesterday. Chris Mass, a brother, with Mrs Shultz and Mrs Spetman as sisters remain.
Fremont county appoints Alma Zuck of Hamburg as sheriff with clerical duties assigned to her, following state checkers inspection of the books. Frances Gordon aided briefly, and Miss Helen Swain visited Malvern. Mr. Amos Townsend and family arrive from Kansas City for a few days with W. A. Townsend. Mrs. Lloyd Pippitt underwent two major operations in Omaha. well-wishers hope for speedy recovery.
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