Store Ticket Stamping Rules Highlighted
Each store issues tickets with its own stamp and stamps them on purchase. Tickets are void if not stamped by a member store, and values shown include 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, and 30 dollars.
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1962
Page
7
Each store issues tickets with its own stamp and stamps them on purchase. Tickets are void if not stamped by a member store, and values shown include 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, and 30 dollars.
Henderson neighbors and friends picked corn for Mrs. Marvin Bowen on Nov 13. Fifteen corn pickers and four elevators husked about 10,000 bushels. The community dinner was served in the Legion Hall. Various locals and guests attended gatherings and visits at the home of the Judd Coppocks and Bill Zanders, with multiple residents hosting and thanks given at church services.
A promotion highlights reliable merchandise and competitive pricing at friendly, well-stocked shops. The sale emphasizes dependable goods and steady value as shoppers are urged to take advantage of current bargains.
Albert Alden Coppock born June 4 1878 in Henderson died November 13 1962 in Lenoir City Tennessee at age 84 years 5 months and 9 days. He was a longtime Henderson resident and a Methodist, married Maud Webber in 1925, funeral services were held November 16 at Hawkins Funeral Home Lenoir City with burial in Lenoir City Cemetery. Survivors include his widow Maud and siblings Lyman Coppock and Maud Tiryant.
Mrs Melva Christofferson presented her Henderson piano pupils in a Sunday recital at Henderson Christian Church. Prizes for most practiced hours went to Donnie Oleson 225 hours 15 minutes Linnea Johnson 17 hours 19 minutes Donnie Haack 162 hours 6 minutes and Peggy Haack 158 hours 39 minutes. The program included many participants and a long list of visiting friends and relatives.
The Library Club met Tuesday night with ten members present. Rugene Holt presided in the absence of president Minnie Viner. Members shared Thanksgiving reflections and plans then voted to donate $2 to the EMA fund for Christmas trees for Glenwood State School. Officers elected included Rugene Holt president Florence Morris vice president Elizabeth Edmondson secretary and Anna Pendegraft treasurer. Prizes were won by Florence Morris and Wlaneh Edmondson. Nine guests attended an oyster and chili supper hosted by Mrs Sharon Henderson for Judy's sixth birthday.
Heartfelt thanks go to Malvern's men who harvested our corn and to the women who supplied food and helped with the meal. Martha Bowen and family express appreciation. Also notes of visits: Mrs Dergantel and Mrs Christoff with others in Council Bluffs, Bible study hosted by Mrs Helen Winchester with 11 adults and three children.
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