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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1971
Page
3
Voters in Malvern on Thursday August 26 will decide if to approve a two million bond for a municipal swimming pool. The ballot focuses on community need versus overall cost, with local opinions divided and concerns about impact on taxes and school funding.
A foggy local notice outlines advance subscription payments and editor publisher roles. It mentions Wie County, Lewsene henduiph and Sater isd Rout tae Your bis Mort. The fragment references pricing eight dollars and ten dollars with some dates and names unclear.
Week’s end marks the retirement of Veirus Sewpers of Bene tert over the com enimng work to Mrs. Cipde Patton. He has served rural and hard working, earning appreciation from local feeders. We extend best wishes for future endeavors.
A reader urges Malvern voters to back a new municipal pool citing community benefits and future needs. Arguments cite recreation access, potential property value effects, and a proposed annual tax alongside a call to unite resources and vote on August 26 with plans for long term improvements.
Suniday letters argue Malvern needs municipal progress, proposing a swimming pool to keep youth and families local, benefit seniors, and attract workers. Writers claim sidewalks, electricity, parks, and ambulances were approved then. a pool would symbolize growth and reduce brain drain, inviting investment and recreation.
Fragmentary ad notes travelers who completed a long distance journey to approach the Medvecmans. The message requests assistance and mentions a time frame of 19 miles and a promise of pay for help. Details are unclear due to OCR quality.
The Hertzes urge a yes vote on a Malvern swimming pool project. They claim the pool would benefit residents of all ages and help make the town a better place to live.
A concerned parent urges the town to expand recreational options for young people, including a new pool, summer programs, alleys, theater, and safer sidewalks. She notes current facilities in decline, cites extensions office summer programs, and calls for shade, benches, and community planning benefiting all residents.
Mrs. Leo Cheney and the Raymond Mensen family from Omaha join other families on a long Midwest trip through Nebraska to the Black Hills and Colorado. They tour Mount Rushmore and Rushmore Cave, camp near Pikes Peak, visit Denver, and later return via Cheyenne, with several Idaho and Missouri relatives joining along the way.
A long list of residents from Malvern Shenandoah Imogene and nearby towns visit relatives in Council Bluffs Omaha and Naperville. Trips include hospital entries and homecomings with many names and places noted. Weather notes predict a cloudy morning and warming trend with minimal rain, while crops suffer from moisture shortage and blight concerns.
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