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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1956
Page
9
In Mills County Iowa and towns Red Oak Imogene Randolph and Tabor routes list durations and rates. Elsewhere in the United States rates show one year six months three months two years with payments of 3.50 2 1.25 and 6.0.
Editorials reflect on civilization and leisure as a TV moment. Iowa 1956 spring pie crop down 1 percent with hog prices tied to corn, rain hoped after heat. Weather modification data from Denver firm notes cloud seeding ran mid June and late June with varied rainfall, suggesting rainfall could be increased but timing is key for farming needs. The Leader advocates continued weather modification with careful checks to obtain rain during critical months.
Malvern discussers weigh renaming old streets after notable locals versus early contributors avoid posterity. Residents debate honoring John D. Paddock and others, while some push to preserve history. Also notes on weather modification cues to avoid rain interruptions around July and the Fourth.
The Strahan graduating classes of 1943 and 1944 held a reunion Sunday at Fairmont Park in Council Bluffs. Attendees included numerous families from Strahan Methodist Church activities, plus visitors from Portsmouth New Hampshire California and other nearby towns. The event featured church announcements, a Sunday dinner, and a later gathering at the home of H. H. Kayton with reports on the Alumni Banquet and future WSCS meeting.
Attendance at Oaks listings shows seventy four attendees and a noted offering of fourteen dollars and eight cents. The script Peat Special by Choir titled Blessed Redeemer was performed with the Oaks choir at Bartlett church Sunday evening. local social notices include visits from Closen family and Skinner relatives, plus recalls of reunions and farewells at Hod Oak airport for the funeral of Albert Ase mussen.
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