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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1964
Page
2
The readable parts describe a service likely referencing a religious gathering or ceremony. Names and places are garbled, but mentions Breselt Toe Tesugr and Renae Ur SEU, with a likely public notice of a church service and a rector or steward. The tone remains formal and scheduled, though specifics are unclear due to OCR errors.
A garbled summary of a late era sports page mentions Supt Wundar Bekes and various names, races, and events. It references meet activities, practice sessions, and scattered results or schedules with numerous unreadable fragments and partial lines.
Fragmented text mentions an anniversary event with a dinner or supper, references to goods, a cake, and possible monetary amounts. Names, dates, and places are unclear due to OCR errors, but the piece centers on a commemorative occasion and associated refreshments.
Readable fragments reference names and places in a disjointed OCR record. The jagged text mentions individuals such as Paul Shen and Juan Cammy, a Sage Git, and a Bureau or committee context, but key facts remain unclear. No coherent event or outcome is evident.
A garbled OCR extract mentions multiple broken names and phrases. It references youths, numbers, and places in an unclear context, making precise entities and events difficult to identify. The readable content offers little coherent narrative or verifiable details.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Emerson women's golf, Tuesday round, with scattered names and details. The readable items suggest a local sport item noting players, locations, and possible matches, but many phrases are garbled.
Readable fragments mention individuals and actions but lack clarity. Potential names include Clarice and Mac, with scattered phrases about suits and dates. The text resembles a damaged police or public notice fragment with uncertain context and missing details.
A long list of visitors and social events fills the page, including Mrs. Seay, Mr. and Mrs. White, and many others hosting dinners and attending church and community gatherings. Names like Walter Kinep, Jim Gregarr, Taylor, and Cardgil appear among extended family and neighborly visits across Taber and Shenandoah.
The week's local notes cover student activities and weekend visits. James Corben and Maryville win events as Wondrow Loapmaker and others perform. Kansas City residents Dennis and Mrs. Ross visit, and several families including the Whites and Fayers welcome guests. A mix of social calls and school updates ends with a note about future student photo selections.
The Nishna Valley cheer team unveiled 12 new black and white pom poms costing $22.30 each. Coaches kept last year’s outfits, adding Indian chief bead accents and white dickies to freshen the look while aiming to lift school spirit.
Sharon Dunn heads the NFA as girls assist with a blood mobile drive. A meeting on Oct 5 at 7:00 p.m. invites interested girls to learn about nursing and volunteer opportunities at Glenwood State School with speaker Corinne Boldra, coordinator of volunteer services.
A student vote produced five names as Homecoming Queen candidates for NY. The finalists are Janet Bestel, Marley Mathers, Joyce Peterson, Karen Heli, and Linda John Ban. Announcement will be made October 2 at halftime of the NY versus Stanton football game.
Nishna Valley high school majorettes and younger traders from Strecuss Nebraska join twirlers from Nebraska and Iowa for an all day Syracuse Clinic on September 21. Mrs Odith Spears from Denver directs advanced groups while Anna Hawks coaches younger girls. The program includes massed bands, notable performers Lana and Bev Endel. About 55 girls and one boy attend.
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