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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1967
Page
3
The article predicts a rigorous coming winter with snow and cold around November and December. It cites a forecaster linking events to planetary proximity and notes a blizzard possibility. It also discusses weather's economic impact and urges safe snow shoveling for those over forty, favoring gradual work and family caution.
Subscriptions payable in advance for Mills County and towns Imogene Randolph Tabor and routes listed. One year six months three months two years options priced at $4.00, $7.00 and $3.00 elsewhere in the United States excluding Alaska and Hawaii. Single day by mail offered at $0.25.
Funeral services for George Wederquist, 1, will be held at Mansfield Funeral Home on Friday November 3 at 2 pm. The Rev. Hush Shiveley will officiate. Interment will be in Malvern Cemetery. Wederquist was a longtime Mills County resident and a farmer by trade. He had been in ill health.
Mrs Mae Clark born near Imogene Iowa December 3 1878 died in Minnesota October 27 1867 after marrying T L Clark February 72 1901. Relatives reside in Imogene Shenandoah area.
Funeral services for May Abel of Ava Missouri were held Wednesday. The notice appears in a local ad column urging readers to read The Leader to save money and get better value.
County weekly vehicle registrations include Fords to Donald G Sowers and others in Henderson Glenwood Malvern and Glenwood. Miss Joyce Craig joins county assessor staff as temporary help. One marriage license issued to Ben Temple and Shirley Comstock. Halloween mischief restrained with no reported troubles to sheriff.
Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 p.m. for John Lafayette Rhode 72 who died of a heart attack Monday. A Fremont County native born Sept 15 1895 he was an Army World War I veteran and a retired blacksmith. Survived by his wife two sons James of Glenwood and Jonathan at home and two daughters Mrs Byron Inman and Mrs Kenneth Malcom of Tabor and six grandchildren.
Randolph and Malvern social notices recount weekly visits and family gatherings across Iowa and Nebraska. Numerous relatives from Shenandoah, Sidney, Malvern, Tabor, and Kansas City gather for meals, library events, and travel, with several trips to Lincoln and Omaha for family and university affairs.
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