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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1964
Page
7
Malvern stores launch a Christmas Trade Promotion offering customers a share of profits and extra value. Every Saturday through Christmas, $75 in Scrip-Cash will be distributed to shoppers. Each participant has an equal chance to receive free Scrip-Cash worth more than purchases, with stamps issued by individual stores and tickets void if not stamped.
A Saturday fire at the Loran Boyer farm on the north edge of Silver City burned two cornfields covering about 55 acres though the corn had been shucked. The fire, likely from embers from the nearby city dump, drew Mineola and Silver City fire units. Several local residents hosted gatherings in the area including Otto and Emma Roenfeldt and Clyde Schoening, with numerous other guests listed from Mineola Glenwood and Lincoln areas.
The Silver City American Legion Auxiliary met with 14 members present at the Legion hall. Dues were paid by two members, coffee strips turned in, and thank you notes read. The unit donated 7 to Knoxville hospital for Christmas gifts and voted to support another boy at the Glenwood State school. Members to bring Christmas gifts for Glenwood State school children and for their sponsored boy. December meeting set for December 9 with a pot luck supper. Hostesses named, entertainment arranged. Numerous local visits and social activities noted, including travel to New York and other towns, with many family gatherings and anniversaries mentioned. The article also lists several members attending events and various visits in the community.
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