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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1950
Page
1
Long list of MT VERNON residents pictured in a Sunday outing to Red Oak park for a belated birthday celebration for little Linda who turned three Friday. Names and relations appear for numerous families visiting, traveling, and attending fairs, with touches of local events and trips across nearby towns.
Chisman warns on state representation changes affecting Mills County Des Moines and larger counties. He argues rural voices dwindled under a new plan and links voter turnout to democratic government while noting crop shortages and alfalfa seed losses impacting farmers.
The community notes multiple gatherings as Mr and Mrs Forrest Warrier host a family visit with relatives from Mindstay Neon and Coeur fore. Several households like the Vinn ers, Hick, Woods, and Woods attend state fair outings, church socials, and a Home Builders Party. A reunion at Wheeler Grove is planned with Mr and Mrs Paul Woods hosting.
Mr and Mrs Chirence Malan of Corvallis Ore visited their daughter Mrs Ralph Cole and family along with Mr and Mrs TL FB Bramineser Mr and Mrs J W Caster Mr and Mrs Marvin Warren and family and Mrs Dean Warren. They visited in the Votney Warren home Sunday evening.
The Malvern Iowa council met with Mayor Slothener and six members present. Ordinance 133 repealing 132 was read and moved for second reading after dispensing with three readings. votes show all present voting aye with no nays. The meeting proceeded with readings and motions on Ordinances 133 134 and 220 as authorities dispensed with, ending with the mayor’s declaration.
The public record lists W D Liethower mayor and Woodford T Byington town clerk. The town approves an ordinance and the document bears the attest seal and official signatures.
Ordinance 133 of Malvern Iowa repeals Ordinance 152. It states that Ordinance 132 is hereby repealed and that the ordinance takes effect after passage and publication as required by law. Passed adopted and approved.
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