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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1967
Page
4
A fragmented report describes a campus dispute involving a fraternity gate incident. It mentions student groups, administrators, and claims of governance. The piece hints at tensions between factions and potential disciplinary actions amid ongoing debate about campus safety and procedures.
A fragmented report notes student demonstrations may occur at Iowa colleges. Partial text references campus actions, possible timing, and safety concerns raised by organizers and officials.
A clipped OCR item notes a malaria leader and a political payables line. The fragment mentions a F A Wortmak as editor and publisher with unclear affiliations. It includes a short line about taxes or assessments and a tally of Yeas two.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions events and dates with unclear context. References to people and places are unreadable, creating a vague record of a period during which certain actions or narrations were expected. The piece lacks coherent facts suitable for a fuller summary.
A Mills Countian receives recognition from a major national organization. Details are unclear due to OCR noise but the item notes official acknowledgment and the individual's name and affiliation.
An official county notice from Miia County authorities announces a municipal action and details a required public process. The record notes the lead official and the jurisdiction but the readable text is fragmented.
Mills County invites sealed proposals for heavy duty truck equipment. Bids must be received at the Glenwood office by a set deadline and accompanied by the proposal forms with any reservations. Proposals are opened by the County Board which reserves the right to reject any or all bids. January 24, 1987. Board of Supervisors Mills County. By Gene Eo Johnson, County Auditor.
A jumble of social events from Hastings Nebraska including dinners and meetings. Names of residents, guests, and hosts appear with mentions of church sermons, wedding invitations, and surrounding towns like Shenandoah and Hamburg.
The Rural Improvement Club held its February meeting at the Glenwood bone of Birs Fred. Grade with nineteen members present.
A series of social visits and travels spans Glenwand and surrounding towns. Mrs Wayne Hilton escorted her daughter to a museum and home, while Ed Mire and Walter Pholns flew to Rochester Minnesota. Mr and Mrs Ab img Brandt visited near Sher City, and Drayton Shriter joined a school stamp trip to LaPiatta Nebraska. Elkins wedding at St Paul’s near Council Bluffs capped weekend events.
Ernest Bloomer led the Mills County H Club meeting on Feb 6 with ten members present. A safety demonstration on a box change was given, a skating party was planned for March 16 in Shenandoah, and three new members Gregg Pratt Richard Gaylord and Paul Gaylord joined. Refreshments were served by Mrs Bloomer at the close, with other social acknowledgments and a plant trip planned for Red Oak.
Senator Lisle voices optimism about the General Assembly, noting cooperation between Democrats and Republicans on a highway commission appointment. John Hansen was approved by a four vote margin, amid limited debate. A teacher sick leave bill failed in the Senate, with ISEA lobbying influencing the outcome and plans to discuss with ISEA leaders.
Debra Leu demonstrated How to Clean a Picture while Lamia Washburn showed How to Mat a Picture. Jane Miler read a letter to Laci. Kathryn Lou presented Heritage of Christian Peterson. Kathryn Miller offered a smaller talk on pairing lines design and proportion as refishments were served by hostesses. Jane Miller imported.
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