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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1967
Page
2
Veterans Day pot luck supper Saturday November 11 at 6 30 pm hosted by the community group. Members and auxiliaries are requested to bring dishes and help with setup and cleanup.
Glenwood’s Bot Buiinder has been named chair of the American Citizens Forum for the coming year. The organization promotes truth, justice and freedom as an independent public forum and plans meetings to inform and alert the public on civic matters.
The Heart Association accepts memorials from donors including Yas can baer Gemomo and Fema 4b rekstves. The program honors individuals and supports community health initiatives. Mrs. Doh Lannie is set to lead a commemorative ceremony at the Wildwive center.
Unclear text fragment mentions UNICEF collection efforts and a church event.Readable items reference a March date and local activity but specifics are illegible. Entities include UNICEF and a church in a likely community drive.
The article discusses foreseen declines in lamb prices across North Central states through late 1967, with forecasts for fat lambs and choice slaughter lambs. It cites Futrell observations on price trends, noting mid October averages around $2.40 per hundredweight for choice slaughter lambs and an anticipated continued softness into 1968.
The board reports securing an option on a 40 acre site for a junior senior facility. The November 24 school election is set to decide a debt of 745,000 with 49,000 allocated for the site purchase. Local voters will weigh the financing and location in this key decision.
Funeral notices announce services Thursday for Mrs Briley and Mrs Tetley. The brief item names officiants and burial at a local cemetery, noting associated details and locations in terse, formal notice style.
Randolph RemblNe Enterprise reports Gerald Inman and Clarence Inman joined Mrs. Inman for John Rhode's funeral in Tabor on Wednesday. James Madison and family hosted Thurman residents for Sunday dinner alongside Mary Lou Links and Dwaine Madison.
Rev. Hugh Shiveley leads church notes with details on guild and meeting dates. Mrs. Chas Costello and Mrs. Wit Blackburn listed among attendees. Shiels and Don Williams welcomed as new members on Nov. 5 as the East Presbyterian congregation extends greetings and schedules a church gathering.
Hastings church announces Sunday School for all at 9:00 a.m. Teenage Bible class at 2:00 p.m. Adult Bible class at 10:00 a.m. Holy Communion at 10:00 a.m. on Nov. 9. Walther League meeting Nov. 13 at 7:30 p.m. Confirmation class Nov. 15 at 7:40 p.m. Choir practice also listed.
The notice lists Holy Rosary Catholic Church under Fr O L Kaufman with Masses Sundays 8 and 9, at State School Sundays 6 30, First Fridays and Holy Days 6 30, weekdays 7. Also First Baptist Church with Sunday School at 10, morning worship at 11, Nishas College service at 1, and a 6 pm youth fellowship at the Methodist church.
Mr and Mrs Sian Carlson of Maryville Missouri visited Saturday night and Sunday with Mr and Mrs Jack Fichter and Joe Nps Wm Kerr was honored at a birthday dinner Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs ALC Fichter. Other guests included Mrs ELMM Stevens of the equate playground area Shenandoah Me and Mrs Ben ing space, plus Brauinian and Florence Braunnian with athletic and physical education ties.
The text lists multiple prayer and choir meetings across days of the week at various homes. Included are a Great Chamberlain home service, Shiniae Choir Vohvatsal, and a Baptist Women's Missionary meeting hosted by Mae Williams.
The First Methodist Church reports Pastor Clarence W Woollard absent with district superintendent filling the pulpit. Youth meeting scheduled, Mary Cirele to meet Betty Evans November 27 at 7 40 p m. Official board weeks in the church. Senior Choir practice each Wednesday at 7 30 a m. singers urged to attend.
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