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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1968
Page
1
The readable fragments refer to a mix of names such as Martha, Creole, Marine, and others alongside scattered terms like Tremere and Gleowerd, with no clear event or context. The text appears to be OCR garble, offering few concrete details or cohesive narrative.
Mrs George Morton paumet and others announce the engagement of Chelly Ann Morton to James C Reeve. The couples will wed August 17 after Chelly Ann completes studies at Iowa State University. Nishna Cottage residents held an Easter bonnet parade with a rhythm band and dance pupils. A county rainfall tally noted varying showers, central area receiving about half an inch.
John Wilson of north of Hastings was named to the Dean's List for the winter quarter at Iowa State University in Ames. A 3.5 GPA or higher is required. John is a student in the College of Agriculture at ISU and the son of Mr and Mrs John Ro Wilson.
Local church notices list service times and activities across Holy Rosary, Malvern Methodist, First Baptist, and First Presbyterian churches. Events include Sunday masses, Sunday School, youth fellowships, choir practices, and upcoming gatherings such as a Mother-Daughter banquet, a high school building ceremony, vacation church school teachers workshop, and Easter celebrations with contributions from attendees and local families.
St John s Lutheran Church schedules April activities led by Pestor Hastings with a 9 am Sunday school 10 am divine services and a 6 pm congregational potluck supper. A 7 30 pm choir practice is planned for April 21 7 30 pm.
Iowa Western Community College will host an open house at the Clarinda Campus on April 19 from 2 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. and April 20 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The Practical Nursing and Mechanical Technology departments will be open to the public and the college library will also welcome visitors on April 20.
Two motorists were fined by Justice of Peace Emmest Timmerman at Glenwood. Allen Johnson of Clardina paid 22 dollars and costs for speeding, Gregory A Johnson of Glenwood paid 20 dollars and costs for speeding. Richard A Biche of Silver City paid 15 dollars and costs for failure to yield half of the right of way. Donald Gary Davis of Pacific Junction paid 10 dollars and costs for running a stop sign. A separate charge of disturbing the peace resulted in 15 dollars and costs for David Herbert LaRue of Glenwood.
The State Services for Crippled Children will conduct a cardiac clinic in Atlantic on Tuesday, April 30 at St. Paul's Lutheran Church to diagnose and evaluate children with rheumatic fever or heart problems. Eligible counties include Adair Adams Audubon Carroll Cass Crawford Fremont Guthrie Harrison Madison Mills Montgomery Page Pottawattamie Ringgold Shelby Taylor and Union.
Obituary notes the April 10 1968 death of O C Kerney born January 22 1885 near Malvern Iowa. He taught in several towns before homesteading in Montana and later advancing Wyoming education roles including Newcastle superintendent of schools and first Wyoming Education Association secretary. Funeral at First Methodist Church Newcastle on April 13 with interment at Greenwood Cemetery.
The Leader highlights a broad ad section urging readers to save money and find better value. It promotes deals across categories, encouraging efficient shopping and quick picks for budget minded customers. Five key advertisers are named with varying discounts.
A fragmented line notes a call for civic cohesion and patriotism in daily actions and mindset. It emphasizes self reliance and national unity as key to stability, urging readers to align personal behavior with broader American values.
Republican fund raising dinner to be held at the Parm Bureau Building in Suney on Saturday evening April 20. Dinner starts at 6 20 p.m. at 2 per plate. Children are free. Congressman Wr Scherie will be the evening speaker.
Official minutes record the April 1 meeting of Malvern Town Council with Mayor Aistrupe and six council members present. Actions include approving water pipe and utilities for a new high section site, opening an alley between Rewriue and Wilson Street, and establishing a property numbering system for businesses and residences. Woodfun R. Byington, Town Clerk.
Raymond Lee Greywoods, charged with operating a middle vehicle white intoxicated, was fined $300 and costs Monday by District Court. Lee chose to serve jail time instead of paying the fine. Lt. Gen. Clyde J. Watts of Tulsa will speak at Indian Hills Ballroom in Omaha Thursday April 25 at 8 p.m. His topic is Vietnam and Fourth Dimension Warfare. he served in the China Burma Indian Theater in WWII and earned the Bronze Star and Air Medal. The address is sponsored by the Sw Iowa and Omaha TRAIN committees. tickets may be bought at the door.
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