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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1967
Page
5
A hometown advertising appeal urges readers to support local merchants for real value. It argues Dinahs may offer greater variety but local stores can match price and service with credit terms and friendly sales help.
The Malvern Leader notes post office entry details for Malvern Iowa and lists subscription rates: one year sixes, three months, two years and prices for mail delivery. It mentions regional and nationwide rates, including Alaska and Quebec. The notice provides advance payable terms and single copies by mail.
The text discusses per capita comparisons between rural areas and urban centers, noting population density and generosity in support. It mentions UNICEF funds and local contributions, citing examples from Implied communities and unnamed cities in a fragmented, OCR-like passage.
The Malvern Low-Rent Housing Agency invites sealed bids by 2:00 PM CST on December 14, 1957 for a project including twenty dwelling units and a community building. Bids must be accompanied by 5 percent bid bonds and meet wage specifications, with the agency reserving right to reject any bid and to waive informalities.
In Mills County Iowa a probate action lists Clair L Aukland as deceased with will probated on February 24 1967 and filed November 28 1967. Thomas F Aukland and Phyllis Mc Anderson are named executors and creditors are to present claims as required by law.
A legal notice references the estate of Thotans NoGdo and TITAS Afteeways with executors Glenwood, Iowa. The second publication date is December day, 1967, naming Phyllis M Anderson and Staton Tea Bitanters among those involved.
Wesley News covers the Satanternoon wedding of David Blumbach and Evelyn Bennett at First Christian Church Red Oak, a Kay Schnurr bridal shower in Red Oak, and weekend callers in Henderson. It lists attendees from Hastings Emerson and Red Oak plus other local visits, and notes former pastor Rev John Tample now in Tipton California with family updates and career details.
The Woman's Soldiery of Christian Service held a November novelty event transformed into a coffee house on December 14 with 14 members present. Cuffs, doughnuts and cider were served by hostesses Mrs Ray Lathrop and Mrs Ronald Bryant as music and talks continued. The program featured The Church the Arts and Identity by Mrs Laurence Lisi and Mrs Joe Robbins. The next gathering is the Christmas Party on December 14 with a white Elephant gift exchange.
A notice notes that an individual attends Dike University Law School while another person is at the Training Center in Tulares. The item records educational affiliation and location for two named individuals.
Henderson Fay Butterfield remains a patient at Mercy hospital while showing improvement. Mrs. Butterfield stayed with the Sian Daysens in Millard overnight. Several families hosted guests including Wagon Wheel Saddle Club at Olen Sargents in Carson. Other visits include Richard Isaacson dining with the Carl Isaacsons and T. G. Ricken's. Betty Lot and Leo joined Mrs. Rieken’s lunch for her birthday. Tom Gage was hospitalized with pneumonia. several relatives visited and reported improvement. A family dinner honored Allen Gage before his Friday departure for the San Diego naval base. Libby Jo Magers, daughter of Dick Magers, has been hospitalized in Red Oak and is improving. Carl Bolton visited the Emerson Osborns. more local exchanges and travel noted.
Mrs Clauda attended the 28th wedding open house for Mr and Mrs Maynard Peterson at Carson. Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Wayne Carr of Carson. Monday callers of Mrs Don Allensworth via Edmundson hospital in Council Bluffs. Several families visited Red Oak area hospitals and homes, with locals hosting BYK Club, attending Gone With the Wind in Omaha, and a birth announced at Murphy Memorial hospital Red Oak: Tom Sowers and Bevis Sowers also connected with family.
Mrs. Nellie Fickel received a government letter notifying her son Specialist Phillip W. Yaklich earned the Bronze Star Medal for valor on July 9, 1967 in Vietnam. While his platoon faced hidden fire, he charged through danger taking 10 prisoners and capturing an enemy weapon. He is a Green Beret and has re enlisted, visiting his parents.
Around six dozen attendees joined the MOYF district rally at Henderson Methodist Church last Sunday led by Miss Nancy Sears of South Town. Guests included De A. T. Mayberry and Rev. Cars Joll Brown with youth from Glenwood Emerson Sidney Malvern and Hamburg. Refreshments followed and 20 met again that evening for a lesson on choosing innovations with Darlene Sandquist Marilyn Wax and others from Emerson assisting.
Mr and Mrs Glenn Brown and Mr and Mrs Otis Pendogralt attended the Hubbard Co Christmas party at Johnnies Cafe in Omaha Sunday afternoon. Monty Brown Randall Byers of Sioux City visited with local families and others hosted Sunday dinners and calls across Om aha and Macedonia including the Wilms and Allen families.
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