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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1952
Page
2
Saturday funeral services were held in Creston for Dy. A. FE. K with Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Donner among attendees. Mr. Donner served as pallbearer while relatives from Neola and Des Moines joined others from Ledward and Tarkio in paying respects.
A fragmented report notes a record cattle count and rising meat demand. The Agriculture Department warns prices may surge as supply tightens and consumer demand strengthens, with implications for wholesale markets and retail meat prices.
A garbled town report mentions Cran q, Winterset blacksmiths, and a municipal light engine incident. Corrupt text notes Corporal James Rit Jehnend wounded in Korea for the third time and scattered local anecdotes about farm stalls, prizes, and stalled assets with unclear details.
Fragmentary OCR text appears random with garbled words and names. No coherent event, people, or organization identified. Unable to extract a readable news item or definite public notice from the provided fragment.
Lt John Imber, a Parsons College attendee and paratrooper veteran, served in Europe for 11 months and Korea with the 3d Cavalry after a WW II postwar period in the Navy? He attended officers' school near Paris and was recalled to Korea in 1951. He died after a career at the post office and long local service, beloved by many in the community.
Funeral service for Mrs Geneva May Paulsen at the Mansfield Funeral Home with Rev Gordon McMillan officiating. Music by Mrs Charles D Costello and Grace Donner. Interment in Malvern Cemetery. Survived by son Robert Paulson, two grandchildren, sister-in-law Emma Knight, and a host of relatives. Tenor details of early life and farm years noted.
The State Highway Commission approved contracts totaling 108 676.38 for farm to market road work in Mills County covering July 1 to December 31. Planned work includes ridges and culverts 52 438.20 dollars grading 248 miles 17 surface treatments on 18.86 miles 39 26297 dollars.
Begin Project For TV Set in Samaritan Here details a cooperative effort by Prom Labor Beacon Reewhee, the American Legion, and Simerican Levins Avsilisry to fund a Vishay set purchase at the Chcel Samaritan Rest Pane Wer. Organizers urge careful funding review and question wreath donations while noting community support from Waedie's Hare Mer She Chiist Christensen and local shops.
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