Following the Leader By FA
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1967
Page
5
Fragmentary text presents a garbled excerpt titled Following the Leader by FA, with distorted names and phrases. It appears to be OCR noise lacking coherent events, dates, places, or identifiable subjects.
A Malvern reader argues against doom predictions for the town. She defends local businesses, urges support for merchants, and warns that higher taxes or closures could hurt property values. She calls for a united effort to sustain the community and mentions personal pride in Malvern.
A young writer questions recreation options while noting a need for better summer use of town spaces. He suggests converting a cement slab into a tennis court or other activities like badminton, roller skating, or hopscotch, and asks for community discussion at the May town council meeting.
Roger Killion, former Modern Problems teacher at Nebraska City High, has earned a Master’s degree from Purdue in Economics. He now serves as an Economic Education Research Specialist for the U S Army Finance Department at Fort Benjamin Harrison, Indianapolis, developing basic curricula for foreign officers. The initial research spans about a year, producing case studies on the economics of underdeveloped countries to support two week courses starting April 5, 1968.
Effie Blackman age deceased identified as family members and mourners. service details note floral tributes from Mira Earl Ciyiner and Joy Winslow among others. obituary lists surviving children and sister Metik da Phuning with six decades long residence in region.
Governor Hughes and Governor Asrell will visit Glenwood State Hospital School on Wednesday, September 13, to attend an Open House honoring foster grandparents whose care has brought new love and understanding to the children. The public is invited to the 1:15 P.M. program.
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