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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1965
Page
14
A garbled historical OCR fragment describes a parade with Marine and merchant groups, a Children’s Trade Decorated section, and prize divisions. It mentions floats, winners for first, second, and third places, and awards linked to divisions while noting timing and pay.
Mr. and Mrs. Les Whistler hosted Saturday night visitors of Ralph Daltan and others. Shenandoah hosts welcomed Pali Moore and family. a Ames state college campus visit by Donna Jamison and Susan Nelson accompanied relatives. Numerous relatives from Maryville, Shenandoah, Omaha, and Benni Nebr gathered for dinners and birthdays at various homes and clubs.
A biblical scene recounts Shadrach Meshach and Abednego defying a royal decree to bow to the golden idol. They refuse to worship, trusting God to deliver them from the furnace, while the king’s advisers fear the result. The story ends with God protecting the faithful and the king praising their God.
Bernard Wolf family travels home from a nine day safari with Alabama Arkansas and Texas kin. DAR brunch at Clarinda Country Club features Des Moines Regent Mrs. A C Fichter as speaker. Local church and social visits noted along with a reflection on Daylight Saving Time and community changes including the Cree family move to Lincoln and obituaries within the small town network.
Governor Harold E. Hughes proclaims Soil and Water Conservation Week urging Iowa residents and organizations to participate in cooperative soil and flood prevention programs across the state. Emphasizes conservation in small watersheds and protecting agricultural income and the tax base.
Albert Washburn chairs Mills County Soil Conservation District warns erosion affects over 100000 acres of cropland. Losses reach 10 to 40 tons per acre yearly, carrying fertilizer and soil moisture away, causing downstream siltation, pond and waterway damage, and higher costs. Contour farming and terrace systems reduce erosion, enabling more intensive cropping with less equipment. Contact local Soil Conservation Service for terrace design help.
Randolph residents report Sunday visits across nearby towns. Dick Tyner enters Hamburg hospital for tests. Families gathered for wiener roasts and suppers with relatives in Thurman Shenandoah and Omaha. John Tyner and daughters enjoyed a four day vacation at Long Lake near New London Minnesota with grandparents Jack and Mrs Tyner.
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