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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1961
Page
2
Fragmented OCR recalls Farm Base events with names like J F Wearia and Taimea Maa and mentions visits, salaries, and time cues. The garbled text references June, Sunday evening, and a chain of mostly unclear personal and place names, lacking coherent actions or outcomes.
The fragment notes a playful moment featuring Ete on Pat and suggests a lighthearted scene in the United Sun edition.
A standout float drew attention at Emerson Cea Ens Taunt Fussiu parade event. Organizers highlighted vibrant design and community participation, with local groups and sponsors staging performances along the route.
A fragmented article notes a highway crash linked to a school book incident with unclear details and sparse readable facts. The text mentions Bord and pecunmine in stray fragments, but no definite names, places, or outcomes are clear.
Malvern High School classes announce officers by group with presidents secretaries and treasurers named for seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen. Officers include Lowell McMillen Rosalie Turner Barbara Shapook and Doug Dashner among others with multiple posts listed across grades.
Court records show Ein 5. Bird of Gleswood confined this week after being bowed over in Leu. He faces charges tied to breaking a door at two buildings. Barkus reported Bird's arrest followed a scheme associated with the offense.
The article lists new officers for the Rainbow Assembly with Miss Wolfe named as Worthy Advisor. Names appear for various roles including Sienhow, Miry Thomas, Sharon Vows, Grace Pew, and others. notes mention music, drums, and ceremonial activities as part of the installation at the Tabor assembly of the Order of Rainbow for Girls.
An unclear report describes an incident involving a driver in a malfunction during travel and a subsequent action leading to a win or salvage. Names, places, and exact events are obscured, but the core act centers on a failed brake and the ensuing decisive move.
A Malvern Garden Club donation funds the care of trees planted as a city project on Highway 7. The club invites others to contribute via the treasurer Mrs. Paul Seeger or any club member, and thanks donors for their gift.
Two Omaha motorists, Donald Collins and Lonnie Ondracek, each drew fines of 10 dollars and costs from Justice of Peace Ernest on charges of improper passing.
Sheriff Edwin Barkus investigated two break ins at the DX service station in Pacific Junction last Thursday. A television set was reported as the only stolen item.
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