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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1972
Page
2
Fragmented OCR reads like a community notices page with numerous names, places, and vague events. Mentions of people in Sumner and nearby towns appear alongside scattered dates, activities, and social acknowledgments, but the text is garbled.
Subscriptions payable advertisement pricing appears with garbled text and price per word rates for posters carriage. The fragment references Mile Town and Bowie with annual or yearly rate mentions and general advertising terms. The legible items include two year and single copy rates, and per line costs for advertisements.
A note outlines a Thursday soil judging contest with mis entries and names such as Preston Grissom and Bass Mecorza. It mentions FFA involvement, enrollment, and a Park In event at Fnerses with timing soon after. The text is garbled but indicates a group activity, likely at a local fair or school event, with questions about group participation and entry status.
A fragmented report sketches a festive parade with mentions of community groups, a Mothers for MeGoree reference, and local officials. It notes audience reactions, a possible budget concern, and a sense of civic activity amid various social groups and leaders.
A garbled local page outlines numerous family visits parties and dinners. Names such as Mrs Grace and Mr Frame appear alongside multiple households, with gatherings at Rec Gek and other venues. Attendees include Betsy Milian, Jef, Burgoin relatives, and several Malvern Shenandoah Manning and Wisconsin connections.
The Malvern Whist Club held its first meeting of the year Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Burgoin. A dinner and card party were served with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schoening, Mrs. Maybelle Adams and David of Glenwood, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Follet of Omaha. Hi and Lo scores were assigned to Mary Follet, Herman Schoening, Frank Follet, and Maybelle Adams.
Mrs Lonnie McMullen returned last Wednesday from hospitalization and is convalescing at home. Mr and Mrs Lonnie McMullen and family were Sunday visitors in the Gale Weaver home in Oakland. Mr and Mrs Virgil Decker retired Friday from visits in Missouri and Kansas. They were Sunday supper guests of Mr and Mrs Lee Rhoades and Traci.
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