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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1956
Page
1
Mills County residents join Operation Pork List this weekend as snowfalls lift spirits. The piece notes pork promotion may affect the hog market, while cautioning that increased pork consumption might shift demand for other foods. It endorses a joint county effort as beneficial and engaging amid winter weather.
The article argues that school reorganization alone does not guarantee better education. It stresses strong community support, informed citizen backing, and consistent effort by boards and teachers. It cites Malvern readers studying the town’s finances and notes urgent needs like more water, sewer expansion, and paving, urging practical improvements.
The Silver City Woman's Club met January 9 at the Methodist church parlors. New member Mrs. Willa Schoening welcomed. They pledged to support a project to beautify the town and contributed $10 to the March of Dimes patrol drive. A travelogue by Mrs. Maude Burgoin featured Texas images and business scenes. March of dues and next meeting moved to February 21 at the church parlors with Mrs. Etta Anderson presenting a talk on the British Isles.
Ann Robertson hosted a doll birthday for Julia Ann featuring guests Dabbie Tenian Ord Linda Jannlewicz Christi Hamers Ann Bolte and Joyce Sell. Doll cake mints and ice cream were served. Church events at Silver City Baptist included Sunday School at 3 pm Worship at 4 pm and a sermon titled Christian Loneliness.
The Evergreen club met on tan 20 at Mrs. Alfred Brandt’s home electing Clara Saar as president Mando Talley as vice president Vedn Myers as secretary and transfer Mrs Trandt assisted by Mrs Morrison Sells served refreshments George Miller celebrated a birthday with a prize winning cake. Other items note supper guests and local birthday and visiting offspring among community members.
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