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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1965
Page
5
Seek entries for Henderson Holiday talent show with a one day event. A new feature this year offers a $25 prize for a flavor trade item, with 10 bowls accepted. Performances limited to two minutes. Submission by pirate Gordon Steiner, Ras.
Local notes list Henderson MRS and Earl Allensworth as correspondents with several community visitors. Gerald Venwell of M Eler and Morton Millman Coppork et al are mentioned among residents calling on neighbors. Vandals damaged Perskins cafe at the saloon barn by breaking up the place and leaving a deep freeze open with eggs, carpus, and mustard spilled.
A large crowd attended an open house for Mr and Mrs Harl McGee at their home Sunday afternoon. The pink lace table centerpiece held a 25th anniversary cake baked by Mrs John Siefford. Local guests included Mrs Ron Triplett Red Oak and Mrs Bertha St Pierre Sioux Falls.
Tom Rieken broke his heel on August 2 while jumping a trea suiting at the refinery in Oakland. He was taken to Wilfandson Hospital and had surgery to pin the heel. Many local visitors and relatives joined Sunday gatherings and farm families were featured on WOW-TV as Farm Family of the Week with detailed community ties and activities.
The DeBolt family picnic was held Sunday at Legion Park in Red Oak. Attendees include numerous DeBolt relatives from Iowa and nearby states, plus extended families. A birthday party for Kim Widnes featured cake and ice cream.
Oaks News notes a Peboly family picnic at Legion Park Red Oak with 50 to 60 attendees from Rapid City 5 D Kansas City Omaha Malvern Staunton Carson Red Oak Glorindu Emerson and others. Also reports birthdays visits church notices and local gatherings across the Oaks community.
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