Malvern Girls State nominee chosen by Auxiliary
The American Legion Auxiliary Unit 520 of Malvern selected Jean Trimmer as their Girls State candidate, with Kathy Poort as alternate. Both attend Malvern Community High School, representing junior class members chosen for their scholastic ability and leadership for the Cedar Falls program held in June.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Unit 520
Malvern
Jean ‘Trimmer
Melvin ‘Lrimmer
Kathy Poort
Bob Poort
Malvern Community High School
Cedar Falls
Worthy Matron Installed for Silver Windp Line of OES
Mrs. Noffsinger was installed Worthy Matron of Silver Windp Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star at Magonic temple Malvern in a joint ceremony with the Masons. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Noffsinger named as Worthy Patron and Matron with Marian Jones as installing officer and Mae Wederquist the installing chaplain. About 60 attending including visitors from Council Bluffs Reel Oak and Malvern. Tea table refreshments featured an oil centerpiece made by Mrs. W. D. Baer and a gift presented to the Noffsingers from the Chapter.
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Silver Windpour
Malvern
C. J. Noffsinger
Marian Jones
Mae Wederquist
Zelma Wortman
Council Bluffs
Reel Oak
W. D. Baer
Nollsinger
Bonnie Spiker to Be Installed as Worthy Advisor
Bonnie Spiker daughter of Mies Burdette Spiker will be installed Worthy Advisor of the Camwaed Assembly at Rasibow Top GHL by the Masonie Veniple Sunday. The event marks a formal installation in the lodge circle.
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Mies Bonnie Spiker
Mewid Sins
Burdette Spiker
Rasibow
Atallatlan Sundiy
Jon
Midveri
New Years Eve at Malverth Home Entices Nearby Guests
A Cobbh yew Year celebration at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Micha in Malverth drew a crowd including Mr. and Mrs. Leitey Vierene and many neighbors. Guests enjoyed music arranged by the hosts, with refreshments served and noise makers used. Attendees included Mr. Wid Als, Mr. Woy Pele, Mr. Gordon Minooth, Mr. Quinha, and several others, as the party extended into the Teereanan room.
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Gos Hani Malverth Chindherk
Michathay
Leitey
Pele
Mies
Gordon Minooth
Quinha
Mes
Hiehard Anderson
Sir Veoudersin
Glen
Abe
Belineattug
Sliver
Hab Poort
Mera
Nill Zundors
Iowa farm outlook reshapes cropland adjustment plan
Iowa State University economist Everett Stoneberg outlines a voluntary federal cropland adjustment program to remove up to 40 million acres from production for five to ten years. Payments depend on land past use and productivity, with emphasis on shifting land to conservation and public benefit uses. Eligibility covers farms under common ownership for three years, with yearly caps and possible exceptions. signup dates will be announced by county ASC committees and likely overlap with the feed grain program.
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Iowa State University
Everett Stoneberg
Stoneberg
Lowa
Cancer Facts From The American Cancer Society
Discussion outlines cancer in children with leukemia as a leading cause of death among ages three to fourteen, notes shifts in leukemia across ages, and asserts air pollution is a minor lung cancer factor while cigarette smoking drives most deaths. It also warns about cancer risks from improper x-ray use and atomic byproducts, per Dr. Hansen of the Iowa division.
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United States
American Cancer Society
Hansen
Iowa
Absence of Reshoof Cua Ties Californians to Visitors
A fragmented report notes Abs. Ginree Reshoof Cua with velatives visiting Mrs. Bugeve in California. The item describes a brief meeting at a field, with Hetiewr Thais mentioned as present.
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Ginree
Honor Mrs Haines at Postal Meeting
A Methodist church gathering honored Mrs Haines during a postal meeting with a farewell supper after 24 years of service. A panel discussed local problems, and the group planned the next meeting for March 24 at the Griek Sun in Tabor.
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Mrs. Haines
Postal
WhenEerer
Ledit
Thislings Methodist Churel
WSCK
Adate Loines
Pas
Tabor
Local Show Promoters Change Meeting Schedule
Fragmentary text notes members of MYR and attendees Kelley Indson and Restle Ones enjoying a show. Schedule changes mentioned for midweek, with references to a cine or meeting at Willloy Selings Tuesday evening and new plans for Wednesday night.phrasing unclear due to OCR errors.
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NGG PO
MYR Wid
Hele Daulers
Teyee Kelley
Joan Indson
Crean
Unclear visit notes from scattered local references
Fragmented OCR entry lists a visitor and relatives across multiple places including Virginia, Illinois, Denver area hospitals, and a Pad Parsoin district. It mentions a person named Michelle and a possible holiday context with Christthans. Many words are garbled, making exact events and dates difficult to determine.
Baby born Wednesday at home with Rev Dan officiating
In a small community ceremony the baby was born Wednesday at home. Rev Dan officiated with Crawford-Reeves Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Jim
WAC Near Thirsiilys Ain Ta At MP Home
Steady aid flows to a political meeting at the home of MPs as Steve Maines resumes activity at 7930 pp an. Burlttea attends a gathering linked to St. Leonard in an unusual regional update.
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WAC
Thirsiilys Ain Ta
Steve Maines
Burlttea Went
St. Leonard
Wood, Mo. church notes and Sunday schedule
Wood Missouri reports furlowsh with parents Wee anth Mas. Gerald Brazeal and Henry Brown layman. Dorothy Largent supplies. Morning Worship at 9 a.m. Sunday School at 10 a.m.
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Wood, Mo
Wee Anth Mas
Gerald Brazeal
Wastings Methodist
Henry Brown
Sipply Dorothy Largent
Four Million Unemployed Bull Jobs For Every Journalism Graduate
The piece argues journalism graduates face scarce opportunities yet demands for well trained reporters rise across publishing, broadcasting, business, government, and education. It notes Iowa journalism schools produced 103 graduates in 1963 with over 450 job offers awaiting them and urges readers to explore journalism programs and scholarships.
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Iowa
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