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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1963
Page
3
The Mills County Fair plans a Noon Thursday picnic at the Gun club grounds with free coffee and soft drinks provided by Malvern merchants. County families from towns and farms are invited to bring a lunch and join in a sociable pot luck meal during the noon hour as part of the family day program.
The editorial assesses the US Soviet nuclear test ban talks as cautiously optimistic. It notes cynicism from many due to past refusals but sees potential progress if Moscow accepts peaceful coexistence without constant interference. It quotes Churchill on war as misfortune and urges focus on international peace and domestic needs.
About 6,500 University of Iowa students work on and off campus, earning nearly 6 million dollars last year. Some 56 net percent of the student body contributes to financing education, showing a serious commitment to their university schooling.
A humorous look at beer consumption in the United States and local opinions on drinking habits. The piece jokes about per capita beer use and includes quirky notes on neighbors, subscriptions, taxes, and Christmas letters from veterans hospitals officials.
Ad rates listed by column inch for display ads and per line for readers locals. Classified ads priced per line with a first insertion and a minimum per insertion. Card of Thanks charged at 15 cents per line with a 63 cent minimum.
Monday evening visits at L E Brammeier home include Mr and Mrs Dean Warren and Jane along with Mrs J G Stream and Mrs Evelyn Warren. A bridal shower for Sandra Kay Ekornseter was held at the Red Oak Methodist church basement Thursday afternoon attended by several local women. Weekend travels included Curtis Davis Jr of Omaha visiting grandparents, while others visited family and toured sites in Creston and Winterset.
Mrs Agnes Johnson and Mr and Mrs L B Brammeier were Wednesday supper guests of Mrs Don Terry and Jim Mrs Johnson left by train for home on Sunday evening Mr and Mrs Bernie Bolton and Lori of Oakland were Sunday dinner guests in the Hamilton Lewis home I W Castor was a Saturday overnight visitor in the Ben Aukeland home near Clearfield Sunday and overnight with his nephew Carl Castor and family near Osceola and Monday with the Bill Metcalfs in Indianola and a Monday supper guest in the Jim Wilking home in Winterset Mrs Edwin Ambrose received word of the death of her mother Mrs Mary Hurd Wichita Kansas on Saturday
Mrs. Ben Wilson and nephew James Hootman left for San Diego after a visit in Wesley. Mary Jo and Mark vacationing at Lake of the Ozarks. Lea Robbins’ daughter Jeanie remains in California with grandmother Hazel Buckendal. Ned and Evelyn Turner back from Drake, amid the death of Mrs. Pearl Stile. Bridal brunch for Norma Grandier hosted by Mrs. Clifford Allely. Community prayer service attended for Mrs. Ed Meadows' mother Mohr in Malvern. Travel plans include Los Angeles and San Francisco trips by Mr. and Mrs. Deitchler. Plumb twins Mark and Kirk celebrated at Avoca with a 9th birthday gathering.
Rev Clement Rowe serves as pastor with Mrs Lorance Lisle as U S superintendent. Sunday School begins at 10 a m and Church Service at 11 a m.
At the NEA convention in Detroit over 6,000 delegates debated Utah funding sanctions for education and civil rights integration. The Utah Education Association calls for adequate state support while NEA contemplates sanctions, though some states resist without a final report. The resolution supports improving education but stops short of a due date for integration.
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