03 Jun 1943
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1943
Page
1
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An editorial urges continued war bond support despite the postwar mood and notes storms’ damage yet admiration for nature’s force. It warns against juvenile delinquency in the county seat, cites costs of delinquency vs a summer recreation program, and calls for local efforts to expand blue grass seeding and a county wide labor drive to ease farm labor shortages. It urges residents to help on farms during summer to build capability and community resilience.
A quirky local note recalls a reversed photo in a supervisor’s pocket and a reader clue that won Mrs Fred Buttmann a four year Upholder prize. Storm damage disrupts a chicken-raising plan. many sought shelter in cellars, with 33 percent choosing safety underground.
Editorials weigh in on Iowa State College pamphlets stirring dairy and butter interests. President Friley defends faculty research rights, pledging to publish results and revise pamphlets if findings are wrong. A thoughtful stance praised as honest leadership amid agricultural contest.
The Strahan community prepares a patriotic service at Strahan Methodist Church Sunday at 8:26. Over 40 stars will be saved for the flag with one gold star for supreme sacrifice. The town suffered wind damage Monday night though no major harm was reported. electricity and phones were out until Tuesday afternoon. Choir practice occurred Monday. volunteers welcome for singing. Social items note a dinner party at the Nims home, community visits, and Memorial services attended by many local residents.
Hillsdale residents report the wedding of Mrs. Carol DeLashmutt and Lyle Lovelady at Camp Rucker near Ozark Alabama. The couple previously lived in Malvern and near Bilver City. A cooperative dinner gathered relatives at the John Skerritt home while visitors from San Diego Omaha and Hastings shared weekends with local families. Betty Henderson of Omaha recovered from a heart attack during a stay with the Culver family. Marjorie McMahill left for training near Hastings after visiting her parents. Rose Blarek of Omaha visited the McMahills, as did Mr and Mrs Firpeat Lavehter with Margaret and Helen.
Birthday visitors from Emerson and nearby areas called on residents including Mr. and Mrs. Fresh Sawyers and Mrs. Botella Satyete. The Colyers and Meldowneys hosted guests in Omaha and at Delta Noan's home, with several families sharing afternoon hours in the community.
The May 20 to May 8 period lists multiple real estate transfers and discharges including Ralph K. Piper from Deeds and Frank N. Sumbhete. Hazel Rainbow to Bevis Soweta. John W. Mass transfer. Carry E. Berkhimer in Malvern. Miscellaneous items include Army discharges for Carl A. Parsons and Donald G. Burgvin. Judgments involve several small amounts. Probate notices name Margaret A. Trout decd with guardianship and administration appointments for Milfrad Ernest Benincossa and Catherine M. Benincosa.
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