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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1943
Page
2
Local column records visitors and residents across Malvern, Council Bluffs, Des Moines, Red Oak, Glenwood, and Kellerton. Included are medical updates, travel, furloughs, family visits, and social events with numerous names and places noted among Saturday to Monday activities.
Thousands of motorists may face delays in receiving new A gasoline ration books as applications misdirected to national or regional OPA offices must be returned to the local Mills County War Price and Rationing Board. A. F. Standiford urged motorists to mail all applications directly to their local board and noted forms are available at service stations for convenience.
Funeral services for Larry Charles Hall infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Charley Hall Jr of Hastings were held at the Harding Funeral home Shenandoah. Rev O F Howard conducted the service and burial was in the cemetery north of Imogene. He is survived by his parents and grandparents Mr and Mrs Charley Hall ac of Elliston and Mr and Mrs Everett Nicholns of Imogene. Mrs Hall before her marriage was Miss Evelyn Nicho.
A statement notes that treating lumber with effective wood preservatives doubles its service life, so for every 1,000 board feet treated, an equal amount of wood products is saved for war use. The claim links treatment to conservation of materials during wartime.
A rough OCR fragment cites global grease waste and energy concerns with large-scale losses and potential efficiency gains. The text references vast annual waste, unspecified sectors, and hints at policy or industry responses without clear details or dates.
Wesley Chapel Methodist Church invites worship on Sundays with church school at 10 30 a m and service at 11 30 a m Rev and Mrs Felt celebrate a new grandson born July 4 to Mr and Mrs C W Felt of Sergeant Bluff named David Dean The note honors the birth alongside church duties.
The record lists numerous transfers and encumbrances compiled by the Security Abstract & Tithe Co. of Glenwood covering June 24 to July. It details deeds, warranties, and contracts among diverse parties including the Stokes, Pogue, Hossle, Bateman, McElrath, Quimby, Terp, Norton, Hummel, Howley, Rhoads, Johnson, and other families and firms. Transactions involve parcels in sections 1-43 across several counties, with multiple monetary values from 500 to 17 250 and property lot disclosures in Malvern Silver City Emerson and Pacific Junction areas.
Sunday school on July 4 drew 34 attendees with two visitors. A parade of visits followed, including Pac Woods with Gary Dell near Stan ton, Wichita relatives at the Steiner home, and trips to Red Oak Shenandoah Omaha bomber plant. Local families hosted gatherings near Henderson Reg Oak Macedonia and Reg Oak grandparents, with bomber plant visits noted.
A jumbled page fragment lists partition actions and probate notes alongside social club notes from East Liberty Maddoges. It references CB Chatehee Dubott, Lester PaBolt, and W H Maddocks with Edna, plus a W S 5 0 5 meeting led by Mrs Otis Lewis and a reception at an event, naming many attendees and society roles amid erratic text.
Sunday schedules for Presbyterian and St Johns Lutheran churches list morning worship at 10 with Sunday school at 9, Young People and Pioneers groups, and a Lutheran Hour program at 3 pm on KMA. Also notes Methodists with sermons on What's in a Facet, primary and junior departments, and weekly specials led by various members through the week.
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