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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1941
Page
4
Fragments report a local sale item list including Bat- Neship Linotomy at Mansfield's store with Malvern Library reference. Frank Schumacher of Onawa is highlighted for early talent in painting outdoor scenes greeting a growing demand from friends for dog banners and local fauna depictions.
Malvern defeats Neola 39 to 19 in the home season opener. Adams connects with Walter Bingham for a first quarter score, Neola answers, and Malvern stretches the lead with runs by Adams and a late zinger by Zanders. Neola adds a touchdown late, but Malvern’s defense seals the victory as second-string players see action. The piece notes a former Malvern player on Neola and mentions an upcoming Institute program with Eva La Callienne and Osa Johnson.
Mrs Roy Maxfield head of the Council Bluffa Women’s Institute and Mrs Talmadge Quick with Mrs Jeff Myers met Malvern club presidents at the Community building yesterday afternoon. They discussed the Institute’s object and program for the coming season and extended an invitation to local ladies.
Leroy Brake born near Rome Missouri September 20 1877 died in Roy Missouri September 30 1941 age 54. Married Misa Myrtle Fowler December 27 1910 at Ava Missouri eight children six daughters survive with other kin. Church member East Liberty Methodist for seventeen years. Also survive widow six daughters six grandchildren two sisters stepmother five half siblings and many nieces and nephews.
Schoolgirls can make inexpensive original accessories. A bracelet and necklace set uses cot ton thread, peasant color, crochet hook, rotten batting and snaps. Instructions cover chain length, crocheting around, beading, stitching, and finishing with snaps. Includes Mary Ames narrative about teens making miniature jewelry and acorn corsages from nuts and corks.
A reader asserts canned vegetables lose vitamins with heat light. Experiments show cool dark storage may reduce vitamin C by about 6 percent, warm bright storage raises loss to about 22 percent. Amber jars help save vitamin A while bright rooms mostly degrade it.
Fresh tomatoes should be picked as they turn from dark to light green and stored before frost. Keep on shelves or in boxes or hang vines with fruit attached. Best ripening and storage temperature is 5 to 5 degrees Fahrenheit. fruit will keep until about Thanksgiving.
Ed Schwank of Denison dug three bills and 15 potatoes with the largest weighing 2 pounds 12 ounces. Several other potatoes weighed about 2 pounds each, securing a notable prize.
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