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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1965
Page
11
The Malvern Leader urges residents to back the municipal housing for the elderly proposal at next Wednesday’s election. It argues local control, no local tax costs, and wide benefit to older citizens, with a five member, unpaid local commission to run the project under federal guidelines.
The notice lists second class mail status at Malvern Iowa and Mills County with subscription prices in advance. Rates shown include one year six months three months two years for local and distant routes. Additional cities Imogene Randolph and Tabor are noted with separate pricing.
The Malvern Library wrapped up a six week Reading Club on July 30 with 50 members, the largest turnout yet. Groups of first through eighth graders earned perks like ice cream scoops, bricks for fiction and non fiction, and prizes including dictionaries and encyclopedias for top finishers. Guardian angel Carol Horn donated 50 hours of service to the program, while the community and volunteers supported reading, record keeping, and award ceremonies across the categories Rainbow Cone Bookworm and Sund a Library work accessibility.
Willie and Wiley Brown left Tuesday morning for Glenwood to be inducted into the service. Mrs Nina Crouse learned her brother Ea Mularland is hospitalized in Creston and she planned to travel there Wednesday.
Public measure ballot from Malvern Iowa dated August 1965 asks voters to approve town involvement in low rent housing under Chapter 403A. Project named Malvern Village would be up to 30 units, new construction, cost not to exceed 500000 dollars, designed for the elderly, located within town bounds. Ballot lists officials Burdette Spiker mayor and town clerk Byington.
The Rev and Mrs Laster Hathh and children joined Mr and Mrs Ployd Hillyer and family for supper in Des Moines. Guests from Savannah Mo and Charles Kayton attended. Rev Hall, former Strahan Parish pastor, traveled on to a Colorado vacation. AMBITIOUS ANDIES 4H held an achievement show at Henderson Methodist church with garments, a style show, and county dress revue selections.
In Mills County Iowa the District Court will probate the will of Max S Benton deceased. Thelma Faye Benton named executor. creditors must file claims within six months from second publication or be barred. Action to set aside must be brought within one year from second publication. Public notice by The Malvern Leader.
Public notice announces a special election in Malvern Iowa on August 11 1965 from 8 am to 8 pm seeking voter approval to engage in low rent housing activities under Chapter 403A of the Code as amended by Senate File 9 The polling place is the Basement of the Liberty Memorial Building Malvern Iowa and the ballot concerns the town engaging in low rent housing programs under state law within the scope of the amendment and act.
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