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Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1947

Page

2

Local News Notes and Social Wear in Shenandoah

Shenandoah area briefs report Vin Herine leaving The Leader office to study at the University of Iowa. Final Winter Clearance promotes coats dresses and furs at reduced prices with group deals. Shenandoah visitors Mrs Chas Vort and Marcia of Neola stay with Mr and Mrs R Brewer. Rags Candell recovering from heart attack. family moves and travel updates across Missouri Iowa and Nebraska as local clubs church and social groups meet and news of births marriages and relocations spread through Shenandoah and nearby towns.

Vin Herine Paer Iowa City Chas Vort Marcia Neola R. Brewer Rags Candell Hopkins Reynolds Reynolds Jr Harriett Cadwell Smith-Denver Mre Roy Hater Willy Efeter Kenneth Sexe Veice Linda Deanne Shenandah Advire Fred Durbin Omaha Leo Hooter Mesdames T. W. Gidley Fox Wert Mary Ann Conant Des Moines Zelma Fletcher Lloyd Conant Janet A. Summers Texas Biloxi Col Duran Summers Florida Robert Tyler Shenandoah Mercy Hospital Council Bluffs Richard Eugene Verna Bennett Mulholland Mulholland Brocery Monday, Replacing Mr de. Wahneeta Anderson J. H. Beckwith Insurance Office Randall Kilne Sturgis S. C Linda Tyler E. A. Benton Richard Haning W. R. Stevens Forest Grove Ore Clarkson American Legion Auxiliary Ray W. Jones Sioux City Jones Wallace Jones Mr. Jones J. M. Steele John Longstreet Frank Huffington Charles Kayton Fiery J. M. Strong University of Dubuque

Hold 4-H Club Annual Training School in Malvern

The Malvern training session for county 4-H officers and leaders occurred on a Saturday afternoon. Organized by Mrs. J. C. Allely and Dick Hyde, it began with a get acquainted period, followed by group discussions for presidents, vice presidents, secretary-treasurers, historians, and reporters. The program included reports, rules of order, meeting aids, and a recreation period led by Betty Mae Fisher and Clifford Cheney.

Thertons Malvern J.C. Allely County Girls Club Dick Hyde Richard Allely Pauline Morrical Marilyn Phelps Betty Mae Fisher Harold Skerritt John Longstreet Reeve Elva Chamberlain Katherine Sherritt Joyce Allely Mary Haroff F. R. Chantry Mre Allely Clifford Cheney

Malvern Firemen Dine On Antelope Meat

About 50 Malvern firefighters attended a dinner at the Community building where antelope meat provided from a hunting trip was served. After the meal a short business meeting outlined plans for the upcoming February 24 anniversary observance and noted tax and insurance details related to fire equipment and personnel. A briefing covered local fire trucks, hand extinguishers, and equipment use.

Malvern W. J. Wileynski Cecil Beck J. A. Kline W. FR. Byington

State Deficits Will Total Two Million Says Turner

The article reports a heated session over a bill to bar snbbyiste from the House floor, suggesting courtesy matters in politics. It notes a tighter beer sale controls measure in both chambers and debate over income tax timing amid fiscal concerns.

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Legislative Budget Talk and House Plans for Funding

The house faces year end budgeting with a full tax collection expected next year and a mystery on final allocation. Advancing reports from capitol newsrooms should not overly influence views before official filings. The 51st General Assembly debates a $431,900 deficit fix for state educational institutions and projects total needs above $1,500,000. By week three nearly 200 bills had been introduced in the house alone. Fremont county’s Hon. W. J. Kilpatrick is seriously ill at home. Legislature adjourns Feb 27 with return on March 10.

House 51St General Assembly Fremont County W. J. Kilpatrick

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