Malvern Local News Highlights Weekend Visitors
Malvern residents recount weekend visitors and activities as dozens of neighbors travel from Hastings Emerson and beyond. People such as O T Carlson son Charles from Hastings James Burgelin from Silver City and Miss Ines Bradley from Stratton stop by. Local farms feature ongoing work with barn construction by Herb Benton and comments on corn and fodder as Malvern hosts guests from nearby towns and cities including Omaha Council Bluffs and Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. T. Carlson
Charles
Hastings
James Burgeln
Rilver City
Wills Patrick
Emerson
Malvern
Harry Conrad
Deer Creek
Clarry Horn
Carl Siidge
Farm Vote Holds Answer to Future Hog Production
County agent Bruce Kilpatrick says the nation wide referendum on October 26 asks farmers to choose between a corn hog adjustment program and potential uncontrolled hog growth. He notes 2,183 production control associations exist and emphasizes group action to align production with demand.
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Bruce Kilpatrick
Mills County
AAA
Kilpatrick
United States
First Candidate for Governorship
Ted Fitch of Des Moines launches early Iowa gubernatorial bid promising God’s plan as the simplest path to end unemployment and hard times. Fitch, a Dearment radio Bible teacher, claims his campaign has been two years in the making and he speaks daily in parks and churches. He distributes over 10,000 campaign cards and letters from radio listeners while reaching towns over 1,000 population.
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Iowa
Malvern
Ted Fitch
Des Moines
Fitch
Dear
Campaine
Camp Thirty-Eight Recruits From Colby Kansas
CC Camp Thirty eight euratlees entered the Malvern camp this week, all from Colby Kansas. The army rearranged its office space to provide more working room. H K Liljedale collected seeds to be sent to Anes nursery then shipped to Cuiopa for planting. Noruton L Hurry arrived from Apod at week’s start to take a foreman position. Two firemen are expected to arrive soon.
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Euratlees
Malvern
Colby
Kan
H. K. Liljedale
Anes
PNK
Thig
Norutun L
C E Bacrett Celebrates 85th Birthday Quietly
C E Bacrett marked his 85th birthday Thursday by continuing his regular work routine. A small family dinner at his home in Deer Creek township was noted as his main celebration. He has lived in Malvern for over two decades and served the community in real estate and as a family business leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bhillott Bacrett
Avening
Mr. Bacrett
Turkey River
Deer Creek Township
Malvern
Training School for Home Project Leaders Held
A home project training session titled Trends in Trimmings was hosted by Dorothy Wait in Council Bluffs Iowa with 26 women. Gladys Adams demonstrated collar variations in materials colors and styles to make a dress suitable for many occasions. The group examined clever trims and decorative attachments and stressed selecting trims that suit individual personalities. The season was educational and interesting. the next meeting is planned for the Glenwood armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Project
Dorothy Wait
Council Bluffs
Qet
Gladys Adams
Glenwood Armory
Plattsville Farm Bureau Elects 1936 Officers
The Plattsville township Farm Bureau held its October meeting at Bethlehem schoolhouse with many members present. Chairman R C Lincoln opened at 8 30 pm. The secretary’s report was approved. Officers elected for 1936 are Ernest Parker chairman Shirley Lincoln Jr secretary and treasurer.
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Plattville
Charlie Karr
Pettit
Ernest Parker
Shirley Lincoln Jr
Adrian Wilson
Lefe Lincoln
Dwight Lincoln
Herbert Lincoln
River Valley Junior Farmers
Deadline set for 1936 39 wheat contract requests in Iowa
Nov 15 is the deadline for applications to county wheat allotment committees. J W Merrill in charge of Iowa wheat program notes county agents have new administrative rules and handbooks. He urges producers to prepare farm maps showing 1935 fields and crops, and indicate 1934 crops as well.
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J. W. Merrill
Iowa
Merrill
Iowa State Collage Extension Service
Asbury Wm Crestman Visits In Blanchard Area
Wm Crestman of Blanchard visited the A J McGinn nla home Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs W Arterburn were in Red Oak Saturday. Miss Mae Sweeney of Omaha visited in the John McGinnis Br home Sunday. Clyde Hetten and family and Ward Thrapp and family were in Shenandoah Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Parsons
Ted Hanson
Omaha
J. U. Parsons
Ezra Cary Af
Grinwold
H. E. Boyer
Wm. Crestman
Blanchard
A. J. McGinnla
W. Arterburn
Red Oak
Church Services and Pacific Union Notices for Fremont Area
Church announcements from Fremont and Mills County cover Methodist services at Glenwood at 2 30 next Sunday and ongoing weekly reports on membership attendance and youth services. Des Moines conference churches may direct foreign mission offerings to the Juneral district of India, with an in-field representative planned. St Johna Lutheran Church near Malvern lists English service and religious instruction, while a sermon questions why regular attendance matters for the congregation.
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Methodists Episcopal Church
Fremont
Mills County
Glenwood
Town-Des Moines
Juneral
India
Walter Shenefield to Lead Sunday School at 10 a.m
Christian Church announces Sunday school at 10 a.m led by Minister Walter Shenefield with no preaching service due to the pastor's absence Prayer meeting set for Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Walter Shenefield
Baptist Church Announces Sunday Sermon and Socials
The Baptist Church led by minister Lee Ray Bobbitt of A B B D echoes Bible lessons at Sunday 10 am. Twenty six attended last Sunday night service, forty joined the Friday social, Georgia Marsh presides, a pastor and wife reception is set for Thursday, and a church visit to Newton is planned for Thursday Oct 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Richardson
Newton
Surprise Birthday Party for Wayne Douglas Eightieth
Mrs Harvey Douglas hosted a Wednesday evening surprise party in honor of Wayne Douglas turning eighty. Center School pupils and teacher Misa Comstock attended. Guests enjoyed games and a light lunch featuring angel food cake cookies and ice cream.
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Harvey Douglas
Wayne
Center School
Misa Comstock
Wesley Chapel Ladies Aitt plan Halloween party
The Wesley Chapel Ladies Aitt met Wednesday with 25 members. They announced a Halloween party at the church on Oct 29, each member to bring a guest. Mrs. Claude Wilson attends the Grand Chapter meeting in Des Moines this week. Mrs. Wilson is associate matron of the Macedonia chapter. Ruth Danley and children from DeWitt Nebr visited the Ward Fickel family. Mrs. George Parker traveled to Omaha for dental work. Lon Johnson and family moved from the farm to spend winter with daughter Otis Allensworth.
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Aitt
Ware
Claude Wilson
Des Moines
O. EB
Wilson
Macedonia
Ruth Danley
DeWitt
Nebr
Ward Fickel
George Parker
Qmahs
Lon Johnson
Otis Allensworth
Presbyterian Church Rally and Education Schedule
Reverend L. Berks leads the Presbyterian Church service with a church school at 10 and worship at 11. The theme asks if first century religion can endure with 20th century science. The year’s final communion and baptismal service will be held on the first Sunday in November. Those wishing to correspond should contact the minister.
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J. O R. Graves
Ogeap
Mr. Graves
Ines Bradley
Stratian
Shaw
J. Th
Neer Creek
Mro
Bob
Church of Hillshore
Heth Benton
Chitford Robbins
Herb Benton
Eden
J. OW. Wilson
Woeeley Chapel
Mr. Wilson
George Toawer
Genwand
Barger
Fred
C. R. Warren
Hillsdale
Dewey Dye
John Dye
Roy Wright
Pacific Junction
Edna Schilling
Free Port
John Imel
Nira Scott
W. E. Kerns
Alford Imel
Glidden
X. A. Imel
Davenport
Frank Sharratt
Itd
Dew Moines
C. L
Williams
H. Q. Allery
Willams
O. P. Skages
Nebraska
Kearney
College
Malcolm Juelke
Indiana
Hag
Pred Vicker
Picker
Misa Ruth Johnson
M. M. Meredith
Peggy
Atlantic
Mra
Margaret Cunningham
Adhir Johnson
Valley
Anthony Mirley
Marian Benton
Lowa City
Gringell
Mre
C. W. Trout
Kansas City
Jd. Wo Fines
Merritt Skinner
Joe Harbold
Mr. Fdow
Ham- Birt
Pred HL
Ada Totensend
Mary Thomas
Misa Evelyn Catkin
College Springs
the Key
A. Calkins, Jr
A. Cannabeham
Deming
N. Mo
J. F. Wilcox
Council Blis
Wiz Ata
Mira Velma Martine
Persia
Mrs
Kayton
Norfolk
Nehr
Will de Hart
Louis Knop
Cliff Tlamb
Plumb
Amy Hammers
Gmonwood
Tobn Stevens
Merrill Skinner
Silver City
Starvey E. Dolph
Eva Durbin
C. F. Davis
J. W. Dolph
Dolph
Connie May
Lloyd Landis
V. F. Hasselquist
J. C. Hasselquist
Charles Cox
Wahneeta Cox
Lincoln
Ralph Cox
Glennant
J. A. Cox
Lewis Storey
Grand Island
Mal Vern
Evan Swain
Mroo
Fred Stone
Ralphh Cox
Nellie Danner
Ralph Waderquist
Peru
Nebraska State Teachers’ College
0. BE. Davis
A. A. Benton
Frances Benton
Tes Moines
Order of the Eastern Star
Frances
Iowa City
Monarchy
Jan Shaw
Monarch Coffee
Leader
O. E. Davis
RED & White
LE Ain
Fred Hall Firet
C. E. Bacrett
Duke V. Layton
Iowa State College
State Institution
Grenwood
Fair Grounds
Plattsville Farm Bureau
Eat
Asbury
Gene Stratton Porter
Hastings Theater In
St. Johna Lutheran Church
Seven Miles N. BL
H. P. Dahl
Wesley Chapel
Presbyterian Charch Rey
Landis
O. K
Fairfield
Randerson
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