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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1967
Page
12
Don Smith, former ISU student body president, resigns and moves to Berkeley. He advocated strict governance of student conduct and unrestricted behavior. The piece argues Iowa supports diverse opinions while criticizing left wing limits on dissent and defending minority inclusion with judgment.
Senator Liste notes the Senate approved the civil service merit system bill after an all day session costing 4600. It protects state employees from political firing, exempts two year veterans from testing, requires a six month probation, and allows discharge for just cause. The same session also completed action on a Civil Rights bill barring race creed or color discrimination in housing. The author notes 100th day of the session with bills still rolling in and no wind up date.
Mrs Harry Mass attended the wedding of her cousin Carol Maiie Bonavia to James Cambrogie in Kansas City on April ?. Rolland Franke and Delwyn of Shenandoah visited Mr and Mrs Glen Franke. The Zuch family of Oakland dined with Eugene Bullington. The Bob Schoening family hosted Mrs Bob Schoening's birthday dinner with Clyde Schoening's family. Ren Burgoin and Phyllis SkerridtL visited Russell Myers in Glenwood. Bess Rew of Alhambra was a visitor. Frances Clipson stayed with C Clipson and Mary overnight while parents camped. Donald Hansen and Scotty from Omaha were guests of Ralph Hansen. Robert Cline and daughters dined with them. Gerald Plummer and daughters of Glenwood visited Harald Kahl. Ice cream was made, and Frank Lincoln and family were Saturday guests of Arian Cundall in Plattsmouth. Sunday they joined Clayton Hakenson and boys in Council Bluffs, as Mrs Lincoln was birthday honoree. Harold Huffaker and daughters from Omaha were Sunday supper guests of Florence Huffaker.
A flurry of visits enriches Sidney with relatives from Ottiahit Glenwood Treynor and Omaha stopping by for dinners and celebrations. The Rebécah circle hosted a 24-person card party at the I.O.O.F hall with prizes awarded and plans for May 20. A correction notes that April 9 supper honors the LeRoy Schoening and Albie Schoening families instead of LaVon Schoening.
OES Kensington held a Wednesday meeting at Mrs Fern Burgoin home with Mrs Grace Pullman co hosting and Mrs Isabelle Hansen in charge. A rummage sale is set for April 29 at Jack Dill Nursery Glenwood. Winners in a written game were Wilma Jones Grace Anderson Isabelle Hansen Inez Bond and Susie Stewart. A May tour of the Dodge House Council Bluffs is planned.
The American Legion Auxiliary meeting with 15 members included charter draped for Ruth Clipson. They approved gifting a library book and noted donations from Butter Nut Coffee Co and Grace McNay. A poppy poster contest is planned for grades 4th to 6th at Liver City. May 10 hosts are Wilma Jones Ona McNay with Viva Miller as chair.
The Randolph Fire Department has received a new resuscitator costing 380 dollars. It will be on display for ten days at the Randolph State Bank. A substantial down payment has been made and public donations are invited to cover the remaining cost.
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