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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1964
Page
3
A late welcome to Malvern and area mayors and town councilmen who took office January 2. The piece acknowledges the tough, often thankless job, with citizens demanding low taxes yet liberal spending and constant scrutiny, while praising officers for enduring criticism and continuing public service.
Bob and Nell Paulson longtime Malvern high sports fans moved to Fresno California yet remain engaged. A recent letter recalls 1963 and Christmas happiness in Iowa. Wayne Maddocks visited with his parents and shared memories of Portersville California and Syracuse Nebraska.
Rates listed include display advertising per column inch and reader locals per line. Classified ads priced per line per insertion with minimums. Card of thanks charged at 15 cents per line with a minimum.
Readers report foggy weather easing in the afternoon while Fresno area athletes gain notice. A Malvern editor praised for fair reporting is cited in a letter from Emmett Butler’s Treynor Records. Airmail from France shortens delivery to three days.
Audubon District Governor Earl Miller was guest speaker at the Henderson Lions club meeting on Thursday night. Mr and Mrs Art Fritcher drove to Osceola Sunday to discuss rodeo plans for next summer as guests of the John Steffords. The Stetfords brought home Disneyland and Grand Canyon films from their Sue trip.
Carl Bolton attended a Potta wattamie Insurance Co meeting in Council Brifis Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Arnold Williams attended the Byron Tye sale near Griswold Tuesday.
Mrs Sharon Henderson and Mr and Mrs Ben Allensworth of Macedonia traveled to Omaha Tuesday night of jest week. They dined at Johnnies Cafe. The Christian church board met Sunday with twenty two attendees in cold weather. Doug Allensworth Tammy of Omaha were Sunday guests of Arthur Alensworthy. Mrs Melya Christofferson hosted a piano recital at the Christian church with twenty pupils.
Chi Rho and C Y F met at the Christiaan church Sunday evening. The Fred Roeders announced the birth of a daughter Kay Kristine to their daughter and husband Nick Duy on January 13 in Lincoln. Kay weighed 7 pounds 14 ounces and is the Roe ders first grandchild. Various visits and social gatherings occurred including Lorrell Viners near Ned Oak, Clarence Archet home party, and a birthday club meeting hosted by Mrs Virgil Morris with most members present.
Mr and Mrs Gerald Viner of Henderson announce the engagement of their daughter Beverly Jean to Darrell Lewis of Emerson son of Mr and Mrs Hamilton Lewis The Viner daughter is a senior at Nishna Valley High School The groom is a 1962 graduate of Nishna Valley and farms with his father No date has been chosen for the wedding
Twenty one attendance pins were awarded at the Sunday School. Pins for six months went to Kristi Taylor Larry Frink Kelly Hendrix and Billy Weaver. Nine months Cindy Winchester one year Carl Christensen. Three years Melva Christoffersen Ava Brown. Four years Al Bergantzel Roger Bergantzel. Five years David Brown Lamont Brown. Six years Florence Morris Dennis Boileau Cora Lee Brown. Seven years Golz Wilber Joyce Forrestal. Eight years Rogena Wilber Vicky Wilber Verla Wilber Joyce Wilber. CARD OF THANKS expressed for flowers cards and visits after an accident. Various local visits and notices follow.
Multiple club gatherings reported with hosts Mrs Elmer Bergantzel and Mrs Grace Bowen, calendars and activities shared, 10 members at one meeting. Religious services listed for Henderson churches, various social visits, installations, and celebratory family events across local homes.
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