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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1956
Page
4
The Malvern Leader lists rates for display advertising per column inch and per line for classified ads, with additional charges for card of thanks. Subscriptions are payable in advance in multiple counties and towns including Red Oak, Imogene, Rantelph, and Tabor, with various term options and pricing.
Editorial urges strong two party system and calls for precinct caucus to spur local party activity in Mis county. Warns against multi party perils seen in France and stresses citizen engagement, lobbying ethics, and responsible campaigning.
The item lists numerous residents and visitors in Mr. Vernon community remarks. It mentions birthdays, hospital stays, and social visits across several households. Notable names include Mrs Giertyinde, Harold, Missenha Moe, Mr Moasthitnathan, the Drarretts, HD Pade VR Aders, Forney, and Eugene, with gatherings in Glenwood and Plattemouth Nebraska noted.
Eugene Atherta observed his ninth birthday Friday with an after school party hosted by his mother Mrs. Maurice Atherta. Friends and classmates joined in the celebration with balloons, a cake, hamburgers, potato chips, fruit salad, ice cream, and birthday cake. Guests included Roger Scott, Maral Hardy, Jays Forney, Ronnie Howrey, Billy Clay, Keith Irwin, and neighbor Gary Wotte, along with numerous family members and other visitors during the day and evening.
Last week many residents hosted relatives and friends in Tabor Thurman and nearby towns. Mr and Mrs Tom Kingery traveled from Leon France amid stormy air travel conditions while local households welcomed guests including Mr and Mrs Date Tell Mr and Mrs Teo Hardy Huntismouth Nebr and others from Glenwood Silver City Sidney and Omaha.
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