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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1941
Page
2
Local Malvern weekly notes friends and neighbors with a collage of names and errands. The column references residents attending events, family visits, and local gatherings across weeks, naming several households and shops in the area.
Malvern High held Edgware to a tense finish as Brewer and Sage Aer rallied for a dramatic late surge. With six seconds left, Malvern burst ahead while every player contributed to a flawless final sequence securing the win.
The Auxiliary plans a Heirs Tea event at the Community Building inviting members and guests. Volunteers will work on rag projects, with a request for donations of sanded diets and coffee served at the gathering.
Fragmented birth notices list numerous names and places including Glen and Glenwood. Several entries reference fathers mothers and dates in a rural region with many garbled spellings and incomplete lines.
A garbled OCR item lists individuals and places such as Glenwood and Matain with scattered names like HA, Chevgoder, Hobhell, and Turan. The fragmentary text references licensing and regional locales, but key details are unreadable, leaving only a jumble of names and places.
A correspondent from The Lentier surveys California’s produce and fare. Avocados, grapefruit, figs, and English walnuts are highlighted for season, price, and perishable handling. Meat, poultry, and fish dominate meals while liver and vegetables receive dietary attention amid price pressures.
St Folios Lutheran Church and the nearby Methodist and Presbyterian groups invite attendance for morning services at 10 and 11 with sermons by Pastor Allen. Sunday school, junior and senior leagues, and evening meetings are listed along with harvest time events, decorations, and a Baptist state convention in Waterloo.
A Mills County youth, Donald Honeyman of Morning Sun, rose from local roots to national prominence as a portrait photographer in New York City. Once a high school honors student and later an assistant to F W Kent at the state university, he now shoots for Conde Nast and publications like Vogue and Glamour, photographing celebrities and fashion figures.
Jack Watry of LeMars reports an odd garden sight this year with one end of a potato growing through a small freak neck. The unusual tuber features a twist that baffles observers and highlights the quirky produce that can appear in home plots.
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