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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1975
Page
2
Event titled Show of the Century slated for January 30 at Malvern High. Partial text mentions participants or performers including Anna Blaenau and Meaney, with unclear details on roles or lineups.
The readable text is highly garbled with repeated phrases and no coherent events or names. No identifiable people places organizations or dates emerge to form a factual summary.
Fragmented text lists names and places with unclear actions. It mentions Sithema, Sanetn, Byug, Rewer, and Fort, alongside various titles and roles. The passage reads like a damaged notice of gatherings, people, and locations without a clear single event or outcome.
Demos plan a meeting on Saturday night amid uncertain talk. The notes reference leaders and attendees, with local civic figures expected to discuss community concerns and upcoming events.
A fragmented OCR segment outlines a busy court week with various mentions of cases, officials, and names. It references magistrates, a judge or authority, and several individuals tied to proceedings, though many words are garbled.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a peace officers event planned for February 4 with scattered names and references to locations and participants. The readable text mentions Red Ock and Beers with unclear context but suggests a preparatory meeting or assembly.
A jumble of OCR text appears to report fines, court charges, and local social notices. Mentions of names such as Marge Nescodecesert, Chartes A, Trivedy, and Tom, with scattered references to courts, charges, and social events. Context is unclear and many fragments resemble garbled notices and advertisements with place names and events interwoven.
Funeral services for Leona Wier Harris age 12 were held January 29 at Benderson Christy Church with Rev Fred Cuggburn and Rev Robert Jones officiating. Interment followed at Farm Creek Cemetery. Harris, born May 4, 186, in Henderton, was the daughter of Leonard and Dollie Traplett Harris. Survived by husband Orlo Harris two sons Dwayne and William Dale, daughter Mires Danie Henderson, two daughters, 12 great grandchildren, and a suitor Mrs Ning Phelps of Red Oak. She had lived in Henderson most of her life before moving to Med sk 15 years ago. Member of Benderson Christies Church Ladies Aid. Nelson-Hoylen Funeral Chapel, Hed Guk, in charge.
Fragmented OCR text describes a Hastings junior group meeting at St Joan Lumeran church in January with references to members, officials, and an unclear program. The piece contains many garbled terms and nonsensical phrases, making specifics hard to determine.
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