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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1966
Page
4
Readers deserve fair reporting of all news including both good and bad. The editorial argues for balanced coverage of notable citizens and events, noting public interest in photos of varied achievements and misfortunes while urging restraint to avoid sensationalism. The piece defends inclusive reporting and calls for ongoing commitment to comprehensive journalism.
Subscription prices listed for Mills County Iowa towns including Imogene Randolph and Tabor under the 1879 Act. Rates shown: six months three months one year and two years with varying prices for in-state and out-of-state routes.
Advertising rates detail costs per column inch for Misplay Advertising and per line for Locals and Classified Ads. Includes first and subsequent insertions, minimums, and card of thanks pricing.
The article urges nominations for Areca XIII School directors in Glenwood and Malvern districts with terms ending April 27. It notes petition access at the county courthouse and outlines the need for qualified candidates to guide vocational training and local development, tying districts to Fremont and surrounding counties.
MRS L E BRAMMEIER reports Oaks Community Church events. Sunday School at 10 with Pastor Jim Stenger. evening service with Grace Bible Institute slides on the Holy Land. choir practice Wednesdays. Visitors include the Nagels and Roxann from Larabee. many relatives noted at dinners and gatherings. A newborn named Robert Alan Davis is announced. Several local visits and Easter family dinners are listed along with a wedding at the Lakeview Church in Mineola Hillsboro.
4 H News reports the Busy Bees club meeting at Mardene Morrical's home with Angela Sayers leading the pledge. Roll call referenced foods rich in carbohydrates and several member talks and demonstrations on quick breakfasts snacks and dining centerpieces.
Malvern Iowa town council adopted an ordinance granting Northwestern Bell Telephone Company and successors the right to use and occupy streets and public places for a 25 year term within the town for constructing maintaining and operating a general telephone and telegraph system. The notice appears in The Malvern Leader the official county newspaper.
The Malvern town council discussed a contract with Northwestern Bell Telephone Company, a proposed water service survey, and an election on a franchise ordinance. The meeting covered a request to waive water charges, appointing a water committee, and plans to survey residents on continuing soft water service.
Malvern council met April 4 with Mayor Corner and four members present. Minutes of prior meetings approved. March financial report read. bills totaling amounts for general, street, utilities, fire and other funds approved for payment including taxes, salaries, water cards, deed recording and garage utilities.
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