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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1965
Page
2
The article notes the introduction of the Hungarian partridge in New Jersey in 1790, marking its first known release in the state. The brief item highlights early pheasant introductions and their historical context.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses the common name lord stoni and a form of the German nat todestihl meaning de chair. The garbled line hints at linguistic notes but lacks coherent facts, names, places, or dates to anchor a fuller summary.
Local notes record quiet anniversary for Gene Crouse and Mara at Nisha Cottage with no celebration due to health. The ILS.C. Club held a Christmas luncheon at Gold Grown Inn on Pees 15 with eighteen members and a guest, led by Leonard Parker, Otha Dickers Bach and Asalen Hunt, and included a gift exchange. Several pre Christmas dinners shared by families in Malvern feature gatherings of Hatfield and Sinners clans with neighbors and relatives from Missouri Valley to Omaha.
A pre Christmas family dinner and gift exchange were held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Winters and George. Attendees included the Diane Shapeatt family of St Joseph, Maythe Paul Durrant, Gary Ourhait and David Yaxtey families, Cerrei Kennebeck of Cowteil Blutts, the Mans Winters family, Mrs. Keith Mintle, Mes Blanch Winters, and Paul LeRoy Turhain who had recently returned from Viet Nam.
Mr and Mrs Mark Farrington of Glenwood thank friends and relatives for thoughtful gifts. Guests enjoyed broth, sandwiches, cookies, cake, and coffee at the refreshments in a warm gathering.
Silver Urn Chapter held its final regular meeting at the Masonic Temple. Memorial services honored departed members. Upcoming events included Rainbow installation January 9 with Bonnie Spiker as Worthy Advisor, and open installation of new officers with Lodge officers. OES officers for 1906 listed with names and titles. Christmas party planned with carols and gifts, guests listed. a pre Christmas gathering also celebrated Mr and Mrs Marshall's sixtieth wedding anniversary with relatives from several towns.
The Malvern Leader offers a typed paper special value team package for shoppers at its office, price tagged at 1.27 dollars. Readable from the 1965 issue, this item highlights a local newsroom promotion.
Producers are reminded the 1965 marketing year under the wool and mohair program ends December 31. Payments depend on completing marketing details by then, including title passing and delivery to buyers. Applications may be filed any time with ASCS county offices, with a push to file before January 31, 1966.
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