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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1966
Page
12
A parable about avoiding edge of temptation opens with trucking interview lore and moral lessons. Local notes report visitors, moves, and dinners among families in Mills County and surrounding towns. Community events, hospital updates, and a UNICEF drive raise local activity as residents share travels to Iowa City, Chicago, and Omaha.
Sunday school times and worship services listed for First Baptist, Champion Hill Presbyterian, and The Methodist Church. Includes pastors, youth fellowship, chair practices, circles meetings, and a Turkey supper on November 16 with serving at 5 30 p m.
Open letter from Mayor Harman expressing gratitude for local support and donations totaling 297.41 from a Saturday sale organized by the Chamber of Commerce. Names volunteers, notes plans to fund Christmas lights at church corners, and mentions related travels and family visits.
Last Sunday and the week featured numerous visits by Strahan residents. Visitors came from Silver City Glenngood Tabor Omaha and Des Moines with guests, suppers, and a Willing Workers Club 4-H demonstration led by Busy Bees. The piece notes illness, travel to Omaha and Stuart, a farewell shower for Mrs Moles, and ongoing farm work as soybeans near completion and corn harvest looms.
Tommy Spiker marked his fifth birthday with a forenoon party attended by children and mothers. Guests included Mrs. Larry Blunt, Mrs. Dean Sayers, Mrs. Bob Poort, Mrs. Virgil Curtis, and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Scott who visited on Tuesday. Balloons, cake, and ice cream topped the celebration.
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