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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1973
Page
2
Rural communities face a persistent crisis in medical staffing as doctors avoid small towns due to limited facilities and isolation. A proposed solution is satellite medical centers tied to urban hospital complexes, delivering up-to-date care, ongoing research access, and collaborative support to attract young physicians and improve emergency services.
A humorous Melvern column recalls Gypsie the hound disappearing from Mrs Viney and neighbors. The chase includes a children’s posse, Phyllis Netson spotting the dog, and Molly the dog thief with Gypsie’s chain, ending with a funny dinner mishap and a playful debt between Mr Viney and the editorial team.
A patchwork column blends clipped anecdotes and social jabs about newsprint costs, local characters, and quirky digs at press bias. It recalls a 19th century Omaha medical tale and ruminates on turkey shortages, clothing etiquette, and a pint of shared gossip amid small-town life.
Chief Clerk William HR Harber notes visitors find the Capitol edifice awe inspiring yet solemn inside. Some view the halls as grotesque, but most feel gaiety gives way to quiet and careful speech in the hushed chambers. A visitor regrets casual attire in the House of Representatives.
The NFC organizes 60 marketing areas covering most agricultural counties with area offices like the Atlantic hub. Area offices link county officers and bargaining committees to member needs, coordinating marketing, dispatch, and delivery across state lines and geographical features.
Three Mills county 4-H members Chris Ellison Malvern Carol Richter Silver City and Randy Costello Imogene will give educational presentations at the 1973 Iowa State Fair. Judges assess clarity accuracy originality and subject knowledge while members help judge and enjoy a half day to view other exhibits. Topics span narcotics recreation music crafts career exploration and safety. Presenters are chosen from county programs with topics stemming from 4-H projects. Edna Fleming promoted to staff sergeant at Mountain Home AFB Idaho.
A Silver Creek Go-Getter club thanks Mr. Graham for news stories and pictures published in the paper, expressing appreciation for year long support and assistance.
A Glenwood Community Theatre group formed by local youth staged You're A Good Man Charlie Brown at Glenwood State Hospital School. Directed by Steve Swanson, the troupe impressed residents, showing that dedicated local effort yields rewarding theatrical experiences.
Committees handle special commodities like wool hay and walnuts within their areas. They adapt national commodity programs, bargain with packers and milk plants, help set up collection points and facilities, and conduct ratification meetings to implement and oversee these programs locally.
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