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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1971
Page
12
A reflective piece arguing to end war and pollution. The author imagines banning factories and cars, planting banana trees, and inviting all people and even aliens to celebrate peace. Strong calls for racial equality and universal rights appear amid pleas for cleaner air and harmony.
Diana Goldsberry writes that Suzanne Summers and her parents left Malvern December 17 1970 for Tahiti via Los Angeles. In Los Angeles they visited Disneyland and stayed overnight before an eight hour flight to Tahiti. They arrived at seven in the morning and checked into a new hotel with a pool.
The Malvern High School feature highlights Mr. George Mort, his wife Charlotte, and their two children Obelly and Dru. He teaches drafting shop metals and welding, a longtime resident of Malvern, with a background in Edgar Nebraska and Peru State. The item blends a school tribute with a travelogue of James Summers and Tahiti Hawaii visits, praising event management, sportsmanship, and community support during a tournament at the Malvern gym with notable trophies for Malvern girls and remarks on attendance and finances.
The meeting led by Jeff Richards included fifteen members and nine dads with talks on Keeping Feed Records Pathways of Feed and a guest nutrition talk by Dr McGraw of Shenandoah. February brings gym activities and well managed parking as Klein Banner notes.
Karen Popejoy, a 4 ft 11 in senior born June 26 1952, is active in pep drama news staff and breaks boredom in Miss Eagans life. She lists favorites from Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is to Woodstock and dreams of Iowa Western Community College Clarinda. she aims to go to college and plans a witty future beyond high school.
Ingraham Straight Shooters met December 12 at 6 30 pm for the annual Dad's Night Chili Supper at the Silver City Methodist Church. Members and dads attended. Mrs Harold Skerritt Mrs Albert Schoening and Mrs Sheldon Williams served the chili. Harold Skerritt spoke on the Digestion System of an Animal and John Skerritt spoke on Keeping a Feed Record of your Livestock. Enrollment cards were filled out. Carol Richter, reporter.
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