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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1967
Page
3
Official minutes document the Malvern district board meeting with attendee names, actions, and financial notes. The record includes discussions on budgets, schedules, and policy items, reflecting typical school governance procedures and committee updates.
Fragmented county notice records show registrations and licenses including marriage license for Hager and Ney, a wedding at Med Orie, and museum hosts with social event listings. Officials noted no objections to licenses as local communities plan gatherings and ceremonies across multiple towns.
Flowers damaged and floral beds toppled under a vandalism incident at Mabel White’s Strahan Street residence. Neighbors report a person tampering with plants and scattering petals while the homeowner stood nearby. Police urged witnesses to come forward.
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A damaged OCR piece notes a Sunday funeral attendance in Milkarst Nebr involving Wille and Mes, Dake Malou and children, with several locals listed. It mentions Wendell Walaa visiting Mes and references multiple names at social gatherings near Onata Fridley and Water Street. The fragment centers on a community event tied to Stan White and the Seven Dwarfs film screening.
Ras coe ee ty be ens water wild ove rea. This fragmentary item hints at a local report about a waterrelated event, with limited readable names and places. Further details are not available in the remaining text.
The Montgomery Mills County Livestock Folders Assn holds its annual livestock tour on July 25 starting at 9 1. A tour begins at the parking lot of the American Ducking Plant in Dinktail, then proceeds to the Oakland Peedl ey Corporation at 10 30 for a tour of their commercial feeding operation. Mills and Montgomery Counties will sponsor a luncheon at the Gold Crown in Red Oak with speakers including Nod Uoyt and Frank Sibert, plus nutritionist Nick visa. Anyone wanting a ride to Oak must meet at the Gold Crown Inc in Red Oak. If you cannot attend all four, join at any point.
A call to citizens to support national finance by purchasing U S savings bonds emphasizing patriotic duty and financial security. The message urges ordinary Americans to participate in funding government programs through savings instruments.
Local item from Malvern dated July 26, 1967 notes two J. P. cases being appealed to the State Supreme Court. The narrative mentions March hearings and charges, with names such as Lawrence and Heiden, and references a crime context without graphic detail. The piece includes a brief social note about Busy Bees Club activities at the Methodist Church, a talk by Raphael and demonstrations on chair making, weaving, bed making, and a July 25 gathering led by Luain Bowen, with reporter Harva Hillyer.
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