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Newspaper
Mallard Leader
Location
Mallard, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1940
Page
6
Pocahontas Record Democrat summarizes Myron M. Stearns guidance from Rotarian Magazine on protecting money. He urges using inside vest pockets, staying alert in crowds, and avoiding carrying excess cash. Warns of common ploys like paper held under the chin and misused matches to distract victims.
Charles C. Cowser a 56 year old Spencer drug salesman for the Des Moines Drug company died suddenly at his home Thursday night of heart failure. Funeral services were held Sunday at Cobb Funeral Home Spencer with interment in Riverside cemetery. Cowser had worked 17 years and made regular calls in Ayrshire and Mallard at Conway Drug Store.
Chris Searcy and family plan to move to West Bend on March 1. Mr and Mrs Merrit Brazier of Havelock visited Mrs Leola Anglu on Friday. Dr and Mrs O F Cox visited relatives in Des Moines over the weekend. Miss Blanche Hersom spent the weekend at the M Brazier home in Havelock.
Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Joe Lynch at the John Lampe home in Pocahontas. Joy Kingdom of Ames spent the weekend with Mallard relatives. Dinner guests Sunday evening included E V Hamand and O A Anderson at Roy Bohn home. Barbara Broadwell of Emmetsburg visited sister Miss Mary Schwint. Edwin Reinders of Gilmore City attended a Mallard creamery meeting last Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs Elsmer Lowe and their son spent Monday at Roy Jennings home near West Bend, visiting residents and sharing time together.
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