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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1971
Page
5
Malvern residents and students from Malvern Community schools joined the Community Improvement League in a successful cleanup effort. Town workers assisted as plans for ongoing maintenance and tree planting aim to improve overall neighborhood appearance.
The Malvern Leader lists subscription prices for Mills County Iowa and nearby towns with annual, semi annual, and other term rates. Advertising rates include classified lines, display ads, and reader locals. Card of Thanks priced at 15 cents per line, minimum one dollar.
Citizens are urged to thank students for the community clean up. Send notes through Supt. N P Crink and Principal Roger Robifs to express appreciation for the students' outstanding service.
A Mills County Cancer Crusade appeal cites Senator Jack Miller's report showing cancer deaths for 1969 at 323000 and other causes like auto accidents and Vietnam action. The piece argues ongoing public education and fundraising are vital alongside federal programs and Nixon's request for $100 million more.
The writer reflects on wealth and culture, recounting visits to William Randolph Hearst's San Simeon and the Huntington Library. He notes Hearst's wealth, art collecting, and the estate's transformation into a California museum, the public benefits of philanthropy, and personal impressions of California's grand estates.
Harvey Miller born July 1 1876 in Lucas County Iowa died April 13 1971 in Mercy Hospital Council Bluffs at 94 years He married Caroline Horstmeyer April 20 1898 and had twelve children six died in infancy He worked for Burlington Railroad then ran a city dray later farmed retiring 1931 He lived in Malvern then Council Bluffs near daughters in 1958 He founded The Mission in Malvern and lived as a Crusader for Christ Funeral held Mansfield Funeral Home 2 pm Thursday officiant Rev Howard Mace with burial in Malvern cemetery Survivors include sons Harvey Kane Henry daughters Nettie Hopkins Callie Kelso Wilma 19 great grandchildren and many relatives
Sen Earl G. Bass reports on S. F. 428 reorganizing district courts and eliminating justice of the peace posts, warning of higher county taxes and opposing it. He notes HF. 172 alters the Iowa Liquor Control Commission and expresses tentative support for the executive-director plan. He also objects to S. F. 427 area jails and cat-inspection stations, preferring in-place reforms over costly facilities. Visitors included Page County ladies.
Funeral services held Friday at Mansfield Funeral Home Malvern for Fred Lookabill born May 8 1886 in Mills County He moved to Essex four years ago to be near his daughter He was a longtime Methodist member and joined the Presbyterian Church in Essex Survived by wife Adisa Blakesley daughter Regina Hagglund Essex son Edgar and grandson Gary Stenandoah Interment Hastings with many relatives from Lincoln Omaha Des Moines Council Bluffs and other towns attending
Rev Howard Mace pastor Ina Scarff S 5 Sept 10 am Sunday School 11 am Worship 7 30 pm film Hidden Treasures shown April 25 no admission charge free will offering Wednesday 6 30 pm Mother Daughter Banquet May 2 Communion service in morning worship
Rev Henry Wesenberg pastor leads worship at 9 am with Sunday School and Bible Class at 10 am A sincere welcome to anyone who would like to worship with us at the church.
Rev Clarence Woollard pastor Floyd Hillyer district superintendent Mrs Ethel Grindle lay minister 9 30 a m worship 10 30 a m Sunday School May 2 8 30 p m District council
Floyd Hillyer serves as representative for Shenandoah ministries. May 6 7 30 p m WSCS meets with Mrs Roger Shaw in Emerson. May 9 Mother's Day. Vacation church school to be led by Mrs Bonnie Mansfield with S S Superintendent Kathy O Dell. May 9 worship at 11 a m Youth meeting 6 30 p m Choir 7 20 p m. April 22 2 p m Mary Circle meets with Mrs Bernard Roenfeldt. April 25 2 9 p m District Council on Ministries meets in Shenandoah. 4 45 8 p m Nebraska Methodist Hospital careers meeting. April 26 8 p m Administrative board meets in the church. May 3 2 p m WSCS meeting.
Holy Rosary Catholic Church in Glenwood lists Sunday Masses at 7 30 a m and 10 a m Holy Day Masses at 9 30 a m and 6 30 p m First Friday Mass at 6 30 p m Mass at State School each Sunday at 1 p m Confessions at 8 p m Saturday and on Holy Days and Fridays.
Morning prayers and sermon at 10 a m led by Rev Raymond Ray Priest in Charge. Holy Eucharist at 10 a m on the second Sunday of each month. Capt Charles Mitzenius of Church Army attends as noted. Venue at 111 Vine Glenwood.
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