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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1972
Page
2
Shaky OCR text from a historical page presents a fragmentary item with scattered names and phrases. Readable bits include stray references to a place, a date, and several proper nouns, but the overall event or action remains uncertain without clearer context.
A rustic regional column surveys autumn beauty in Iowa small towns, applauding fall foliage, farm life, pheasant hunting potential, and community pride. It notes tourists and city visitors enjoying the countryside, urges conservation and development support, and references local figures and events from the period.
Democrats plan a unity gathering in Mills County to discuss the election and mobilize young voters. Fat Burda, president coordinator, addressed Democrats in Glenwood, detailing campaign policy shaping for Willis County politics.
Edna Gertrude Fowles, born December 9 1920 in Hastings Iowa, died October 2 1872 at Clarkson Hospital Omaha Nebraska after extended illness. She lived most of her life in Mills Montgomery Counties with husband Lyle Powles and children Marvin and Canelyne. She devoted member of Methodist Church and veterans auxiliary, survived by husband Marvin daughter Canalyne grandsons Hinky Darrell and Rotjent Powles granddaughters Kimberly Powles Brenda Darrell eight siblings and many relatives. preceded by parents twin sisters and a son Donald.
Sunday activities included a youth program at Malvern Baptist Church with scripture readings and a singing group led by Wr. and Mrs. Merrill Sowers. Birth announcements report Dana Nicole Bradford born Sept 25 at Clarkson Hospital Ontario to Guy Bradford and Dana Nicole, with relatives listed. Local residents hosted family gatherings in Red Oak Elliott Fremont and Omaha, with multiple dinners and birthdays celebrated, including Brent’s birthday with cake and ice cream.
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