24 Mar 1955
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1955
Page
1
Fragmentary report from Henderson Lenor Areners mentions Marie Foot and Neos Cerin amid unclear context. Readers are left with incomplete names and events, no definite actions or outcomes confirmed.
A note about a former resident dying in Omaha followed by oblique references to a family and a funeral timeline. The fragmentary text mentions a Mrs. Taylor and a Mrs. Houser among others, with scattered place names and dates suggesting a local obituary or memorial notice.
Hillsdale WSCE members gathered at the Cherth School for a community night with a scavenger hunt led by Mrs Lyle Hunt and Mrs Haro Blackman. The program closed with refreshments as directors were elected at the school election and local residents shared updates from Porter Lake to Hastings connections.
Thirty eight pupils and teachers from Hillsdale School led a chartered bus to Omaha visiting the air port Union Pacific museum Peter Pan bakery and the Zoo at Riverside Park. The group also called on residents including Mrs George Wright and family and Mr and Mrs Don Blakeman. Local families hosted dinners and guests throughout the weekend with several moves and visits noted in Glenwood Red Oak and near Tabor.
Supper guests of Mr and Mrs Ey Phelpe with the M YFs plan a skating party at Porter's Lake Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Raymond Hocka and family were Sunday dinner guests of his mother. Mr Katt spoke of south of Facke Tunctics. Don Jackson and family from Champaign visited Mr and Mrs Ben Jackson Sunday afternoon. Miss Sharon Kisby of Glenwood DIKE copper guests of her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Bofiactay.
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