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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1941
Page
2
A garbled account references a plan and tests, mentioning a dramatic event with unclear names and places. It hints at public reaction, a staged episode, and alleged missteps amid a chaotic sequence of figures and dates. The piece reads like a noisy satire on a formal plan and its reception.
A terse note documents a deferral related to a tag issue involving Pete and Sey Ot PopsrToons. The concise item records the status and parties in a local matter with no further details provided.
A long mixed report from Sanday covers church activities, guests at local homes, birthdays and new arrivals, including a Swedish Immanuel hospital birth in Omaha. It notes upcoming year quarters and changes to the gun choir school literature, with Sunday services, communion, and various families mentioned.
Extension horticulturist Grove explains digging baths or corms from Gladiatus plants for early harvest. Bulbs mature after blooming. late plantings yield smaller bulbs to stay underground until frost danger passes. Store bulbs in three rooms with air circulation at 43 to 50 F. adjust for age and moisture.
A reflective piece discusses newsroom life, machine glitches, and the public’s tolerance for errors. It notes printers’ frustrations with ads and misspellings, the loyalty of colleagues during crunch times, and the tradeoffs of free advertising versus paid subscriptions in sustaining a local paper.
Relatives visit in the Glenwood vicinity with dinners at Henderson and Traiel areas. Frank DuVal family hosts. Mae Rowe and Porter attend Glenwood gathering. Betty Barger visits from Omara. Clyde Barger and others host. Improvements noted include cedar shingle roof replacement and a new Beek pore. Community events include birthday observances and an upcoming communion service with worldwide observance. Attendees at KMA functions include Halees, Haines, Petty, Nelson, and Henderson families.
A PTA meeting was held Tuesday evening in the gymnasium. Officers were elected with Mrs. Ben Dirtas as president, Mrs. Bari Boneda as vice president, Mrs. Stump as treasurer, and RL Seah as secretary. A snack of mp cakes and coffee was served. Members and guests enjoyed an evening at the Methodist church basement.
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