22 Mar 1956
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1956
Page
1
Nonsensical OCR fragment mentioning waiting at a selling point and references to a person or item. Reads as unreadable data with scattered phrases about wait times and names, lacking coherent events or identifiable entities.
A garbled OCR style passage mentions Imogene and Paregs with fragmented phrases about a person named Sere, a reverence to a set of events, and scattered names like Earhart and Hammad. The text remains largely unreadable and does not yield a clear event, date, or location.
East Liberty notes Baylerey 6 Ts observer events as Ted Paptiect is welcomed by the Cra Lb Reep Beth with local reaction and community response.
A farewell party honors Mr and Mrs Paul Benedict at East Liberty with 9 attendees. The Benedicts will move to Shenandoah and Mr Benedict will join Raby Electrical Company. Guests enjoyed tea cake coffee and group singing.
Mr and Mrs ff Gendell with Charles and Miss Ronnie Neffmen dined at the Worthang family home near Macetunia. The Alexanders drove to Malvern after advices and dined with aunt Iva Henderson. East Liberty reps attended the Silver City Methodist church conference with Henderson and Stotts families. Shenandoah visitors joined Glen Howrey and family. Council House residents called on Lester Henderson and family. Mule Creek film shown in Malvern drew local viewers including farmer Joe Marberry.
In the District Court of Lowe In and for Mills County an instrument purporting to be the last will of Margaret Harbar, late of Mills County, Iowa, was filed March 10 and March 26 1956 and fixed for proving at 9 am in the Court House at Glenwood. Objections will be heard. Dated March 17 1956. Leader Want Ads Pay.
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