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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1965
Page
1
A tribute to Winston Churchill praising his steadfast leadership and especially his mastery of English. The piece argues language underpins clear thinking and learning and links Churchill’s skill to the global influence of English speaking nations.
Entered in the Post Office at Malvern Iowa as second class mail matter under act of congress of March 3 1879.
Display Advertising rates per column in the Leader Locals section list per line costs. Classified ads per line charge for first insertion and a minimum per following insertion. Card of Thanks priced at 15 cents per line, with each line treated as a mini classified item.
Claude Wilson, longtime DeKalb seed corn salesman and sales manager, rose from Nebraska pioneer roots to radio appearances with a tenor voice and a talent for light verse. He authored Poems for Everyday Living and earned many ribbons at fairs for his horticultural hobbies. His death marks the end of a richly lived journey.
A Malvern library report highlights strong increases in facility use and improvements for patrons. The librarian Mrs. Martha Winters notes the library serves Malvern and neighboring areas, offers State Traveling Library services, and invites all to visit. The Leader suggests congratulations to the library board and staff.
A fragmented legislative update notes Lisle opposing a bingo legalization bill tied to a broader debate on moral authority and constitutional amendments. It covers unemployment compensation timing, Right to Work repeal efforts stalled by leadership, and a SF118 bill on handling mental hospital charges after a year of commitment, plus a call for government reorganization rulings.
Iowa state representative William J. Scherle reports in a period voice on the General Assembly’s third week. He notes a right-to-work bill advancing, churching a caucus with top officials, and warns against abolishing electorate choice for state offices. He supports bingo, capital punishment, and home rule for cities while criticizing increased gubernatorial appointment power.
Malvern Iowa February 4 1965 the legislature weighs measures to fund local needs and cut taxes. A 100000 annual Town Development Commission grant may move to Agriculture. New bills target church and college property taxes inventory tax repeal and school bus rules. Gov Hughes budget proposes withholding sales tax expansion to services hotels motels higher income and corporate taxes.
Rev John Lippincott leads divine worship at Strahan Methodist Church with Pastor Robt Christensen present. Sunday School at 10 30 a m. Children sermon titled Abraham Lincoln and sermon on The Protestant Idea of Holy Communion.
Mrs Charles Kayton and Lyle Coddington receive Drake University degrees at Des Moines ceremonies. Grandson Lyle Coddington Jr. earns a College of Fine Arts degree as family members from Randolph and nearby towns attend. Also noted are a birthday party for Janice Costello and a long list of local visits, hospitalizations, funerals, and community events in the Strahan area.
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