Be Jolly Be Merry This Glad Christmas Time
A Christmas message urges readers to embrace joy and cheer amid the season. The piece contrasts soberness with festivity and notes many worldly ills yet promotes a hopeful communal spirit during Christmas.
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1963
Page
3
A Christmas message urges readers to embrace joy and cheer amid the season. The piece contrasts soberness with festivity and notes many worldly ills yet promotes a hopeful communal spirit during Christmas.
The Malvern Leader editorials urge a Christmas season of optimism and Christian charity. The piece calls for joy, renewed faith in Christian values, love for fellow humans, and broader concern for those in need.
Malvern Iowa council met with Hardy Knop Ford and Mansfeld present and Spiker Salyers absent. Bills totaling many funds were approved and trustees for Liberty Memorial Building Board named for 1964 term. Election results announced. Poort chosen by lot for council seat. Permit granted for tavern beer sales midnight to 1 am New Year’s Eve. Swimming pool proposal outline presented to council for referral. Meeting adjourned.
The Q vern Leader publishes legal notices to inform Mills County residents about government actions court filings and official decisions affecting municipalities school districts and other public bodies within the county. The notice service communicates dates deadlines and required public actions to interested parties.
Election in Mills County Iowa set for January 18 1964 from 1 to 5 PM at the Soil Conservation Service office Malvern Iowa. A trustee from sub district No 3 will be elected for a term by qualified electors of the entire district. William B Drake secretary.
Renewal and amendment of the Articles of Incorporation for Emerson State Bank Iowa. Name and place of business Emerson city Mills county. Bank formed under state law with capital stock set at 35000 dollars, 350 shares of 100 each. Extended corporate duration twenty years with superintendent approval. Board of directors five to seven. Annual and special stockholder meetings noted.
The document lists initial directors and officers for the corporation to be elected at the first annual stockholders meeting on the Third Wednesday in January 1964, with Ward names including J Frank Durbin H Greenwood John Lauritzen and others from Emerson Iowa Omaha Nebraska and Town addresses. It notes the board will meet after the stockholders meeting to elect officers such as president vice president and cashier and may hire additional staff. It also mentions private property and secrecy concerns.
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