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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1967
Page
4
A discussion on malnutrition in Iowa towns notes adequate food supply but poor diet choices among residents. It highlights reliance on cheap processed foods, underuse of welfare funds for better nutrition, and calls for education through schools and extension services to improve meals and habits amid wealth and poverty.
Citizens urged involvement in Mile county schools highlighting budget totals, rural pupil costs, and the broader benefits of public education. The piece promotes attending board meetings, school events, camps, music and drama, arguing active participation improves schools and tax returns.
World War One veterans and Ladies Auxiliary of Mills Canny Barracks 197 hold a regular monthly meeting Sunday September 3 at pay. A Legto Hat event in Glenwood IC features a pot lick. Mr and Mrs Charles Bila granddaughter Do Lee Troll of Liberal Kansas left after visiting Lizelle Edie and others.
A fragmented account lists Emerson MRS and VELA SAWYER with various names including Ronald Baker and Rotert Baker. Mentions of hospital visits, travel from Onalia to Gre Wold, and a stay by the Richard Black family at the Clyte Ingersoll home. Notes indicate bridge work and many items cut or to be removed.
A Wisconsin columnist warns a young woman about her boyfriend’s dangerous driving. The piece portrays him as a show off lacking driving skill, recounts crash risks, and urges joining a racing club to learn responsibility. It stresses teen driver danger, calls for parental insurance considerations if he persists.
Edel Knight directs a district court of honor as a large chicken barbecue feeds scouts and guests. Bob Beattie leads singing while Lloyd Gaddy and Dale Clements introduce officials. Howard Notson presents a plaque to Mr Glandon for Troop 242 service. Glandon awards badges to Mark Knight Shiveley and David Evans. A camp fire marks progress under his leadership. Glandon will move to Des Moines as district conservationist.
Miss Janice Kay Blazek and John T. Conner II exchanged vows Sunday August 27 at the Red Oak Presbyterian Church with Rev. James Griffes officiating. The couple, from Emerson and Glenwood respectively, will reside in Lincoln Nebraska after a reception at Hysham House.
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