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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1952
Page
3
The Malvern Leader reports a decisive pause in a local matter as circumstances thin out get-togethers, signaling a halt in ongoing proceedings. The piece outlines community reactions and potential follow-up plans.
Editorial notes Memorial Day gatherings draw former residents and visitors to Malvern Cemetery. A registry book proposal would let friends track attendance, while the martial band led by Geo. Harris adds solemn tradition. The piece urges committee support for a meaningful, community-focused observance.
A garbled article fragment references Weber, Poway, Fairview, and a campaign context with mentions of Mrs Evans and a secret weapon. It notes Marjory Roberts’s pictorial comment in a Britt News-Tritone piece and hints at political activity and reader attention around a governor’s first lady role, though details are unclear.
Readers record a Memorial Day notice list and surrounding social visits in Hastings and nearby towns. The piece mentions a stillborn infant of Mr and Mrs Jack Bowen, a funeral at Worth Grove cemetery, and numerous relatives and guests from Hastings Malvern Mineola Emerson Shenandoah Denver Denver area. It also notes travel and military family movements including a wife departing for Rapid City to join Sergeant Richard Wood at the Air Force base.
A flood of guests arrived from Ed gar Mont to visit Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Heals and family in Malvern. Numerous relatives and friends from Sioux City, Omaha, Vancouver, and Denver joined Memorial Day weekend gatherings, while others traveled to Los Angeles and Montana. The tally includes Lt. Col. and Mrs. Hondros from Topeka, Keith and Gemma Parenti visiting from Lincoln, and local families hosting extended relatives amid hospital recoveries and everyday milestones.
Iowa State College economist Francis A. Kutish reports wide gaps between buyers and sellers on fall delivery values for feeder cattle calves and lambs in the range country. Buyers stay conservative while sellers hold optimistic prices with few fall contracts made as May ends.
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