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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1964
Page
4
The Malvern community urges stronger sportsmanship after a sectional basketball game between Malverd and Fremont Mills, praising regret shown for an incident and stressing that winning should not override respect for rules and opponents. The piece notes rough play but commends the school for addressing the lapse and upholding sportsmanship.
Darwin Hascall is ready to help his father John celebrate his 13th birthday with a Shelby family dinner. He notes his father got a bicycle on his third birthday and a car on his fourth, then the transport progression stopped. His father was born on February 29, reminding readers of Mr. and Mrs.
F A Wortman, editor and publisher, is entered in the Malvern Iowa post office as second class mail matter under the act of March 3 1879.
Rates shown per column inch and per line for display advertising reader locals. First insertion priced per line with subsequent insertions at a minimum. Card of thanks offered at 15 cents per line, minimum.
A brief note emphasizes constructive handling of last week's issue and ongoing pride in the team. It quotes Cervantes on singing driving away woes and signals continued faith in every member’s value and future achievements.
Midwest farmers face a serious blow as beef imports rise, affecting prices and farm stability. The Omaha World-Herald urges action, noting USDA economists once claimed little impact, now delaying effective corrections amid ongoing farming adjustments.
The note predicts Galen Hunt will be around 220 at the Golden Wedding anniversary this Saturday. Mary Anna Parker Hunt wedding is noted, while memories catch a mild retro winter. A playful reminiscence recalls ice harvesting era on the Malvern pond and Otha Wearin bottle tales with neighbor Eddie.
A cooperative gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Carte Stewart celebrated the 26th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Elmer Fieselman. Attendees included Wayte Stewart Richard Robert Silver City Charles Vinton Sandra Pacific Junction Ton Fieselman Lincoln Neb Miss Barbara Beasley Council Bluffs Elton Clay Duane East Liberty Basil Clay and Mrs Edna Johnson among others. A warm blanket was given as an anniversary present as colder weather and dry conditions persist. Miss Nancy Springer of Peru State College visited family in the area over the weekend.
Hillsdale pupils and Mrs Ferne Alberts held a Friday belated Valentine party with mothers and guests from Glenwood. Five tables of hearts yielded Beverly Blackman and Wayne Blackman high scores, with low scores by Don Carlberg and Davy Strong. Refreshments included Valentine cookies and ice cream.
Peppy Pixies met February 19 at 7:30 p m at Kathy Grindle home. Kathy Grindle demonstrated cleaning upholstery and removing wallpaper spots while Ruth Ann Justice spoke on appearance and attitude and mentioned a Korean pen pal project for citizenship. Refreshments were provided by Kenneth Grindle and the next meeting is set for March 17 at Terry Fender's home.
Federated Club will gather at the Hastings church on March 6 for a program titled Our Iowa Neighbors. Hastings residents and guests attended numerous local gatherings and celebrations including birthdays and visits across Council Bluffs Red Oak and Hamburg as community ties remained strong.
The Hastings Cemetery Association will meet Wednesday March 4 at 2 pm at the home of Grace Hathaway. Local social notes include travels of Jerry Webb from Des Moines, funeral services for Mrs. John Niday at Red Oak and Hastings cemetery burial, and visits by residents from Malvern, Red Oak, Grand Island, Council Bluffs, and Emerson.
Senator Wearin argues the Federal Court panel’s apportionment guidelines are vague and require careful balance between population and rational deviations. He favors a conservative Senate plan, supporting Montgomery Adams Taylor and Mills Fremont Page districts, and warns against overreaction by leaders while urging a workable, population based approach.
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