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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1972
Page
7
A column reflecting a springlike misperception of our town’s mood, noting cheerful street scenes with cycles and convertibles, plus a social critique of local health ordinances and zoning. It laments fast changes, clashing opinions, and urges measured growth while closing with See you along Main Street.
Henderon News reports a weekend of visits with Mr. and Mrs. Byron Tye and Kathy from Griswold dining with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Williams and Ron. Arthur Allensworth visits sister Mrs. Florence Guyer in Emerson. Mrs. Kenneth Jewell and Beverly call on Mrs. Karen Miller in Co. Bluffs. Sylvia Achenbaugh briefly visits her son Darrell Achenbaugh in Emerson. Darrell returned from Red Oak hospital Friday. Sunday dinner guests at Emerson include Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Warren and Sue Core for a birthday. Jim Core and children attend. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Christensen of Oakland visit Anna Pierce and Melva Christofferson Sunday evening. Malvern Leader, Malvern Iowa.
President Gordon Axtell criticizes a national TV program for underrepresenting farmer returns. He cites USDA parity figures showing beef leading at 88 percent while hogs, eggs, and grains trail, with wheat at 45 percent and corn 56 percent. He argues consumer prices rely on middlemen margins.
Multiple 4-H clubs met in February at churches and homes in Silver City and surrounding towns. Activities included roll calls with new members, fund contributions to the 4-H United Fund, sewing and pattern classes, talks on painting and wall covering, time management presentations, and projects for patients at Glen Haven Home. Socials featured refreshments, gifts, and club reports.
Hastings Happenings reports social visits across Red Oak Glenwood Tabor and Co Bluffs. Families including Ruble Courtier and Munson attended church events and a mortgage burning ceremony. Pvt Kevin Courtier from Ft Polk and Lt Altermatt in Germany are noted with upcoming moves.
East Liberty Ladies of our Women s Society hosted Hillsdale WSCS guests including Hazel Wilhelm Vern Mickelson Ethel Shafer Claude Stephens Josie Stotts and Florence Wilhelm. Mrs Kenneth Scott spoke during the visit followed by social hour and lunch. Numerous local visitors and family members were mentioned with meals travels and hospital tests noted.
The Malvern area churches publish a busy schedule including Malvern First Baptist with Sunday School at 10 a.m. and worship at 11, choir at 7 p.m., and prayer at 8 p.m. Malvern United Methodist lists Sunday School at 9 45 a.m. and worship at 11, plus youth events with Kent Zanders. The calendar includes concert at Iowa Western College Clarinda, Ecumenical World Day of Prayer March 3, thrift store March 4, and various meetings and circles through March 9.
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