09 Jul 1959
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1959
Page
1
A muddled debate over school reorganization has produced a tense environment with little chance of progress. Officials from PPaUen GR et al faced division as they voted 74 to 0 seeking rejection of the plan. The move aims to set the stage for a calmer process and clearer direction.
A readable fragment discusses nearby residents enjoying local celebrations and the appeal of a free, welcoming city atmosphere. It questions cross-border shopping and country trips, noting social friction and potential economic gains from attracting visitors. The quoted view by George Eliot reflects on perceptions versus reality.
Television aerials draw curiosity at a North Ma home where John Rainbow and others display a line of six Yowatt bulbs wired as a light show. A pair of school boards met at the school house to discuss mutual problems and proposed reorganization.
A Miss Vernon community roundup notes numerous families from Glenwood Council Bluffs Sioux City Thurman Red Oak and Omaha hosting Fourth of July supper and evening gatherings. The Mt Vernon school board met to finalize the 1959-60 budget as Mrs Alberts and Beverly Forner marked a birthday with a party.
Fragmented notes cover Macedonia obituary page and a 1959 county unit government dispute. It cites Connecticut abolition talk, Democratic platform critique, and election warnings. Also reports the Kinner Family Reunion at Glenwood Lake Park with several attendees and travel details from nearby towns.
Sam Schmidt returned from Omaha on July Fourth and joined a wide circle of visitors in the area. Guests included Wilbur Collins of Council Bluffs, Ina Morse, Linda Keppler, and Jay Colbert of Scranton, and many others from Tabor, Glenwood, Red Oak, Emerson, and nearby towns. The long list spans families of Haney, Bell, Alberts, Kingery, Sinner, Perkins, and Hardy, with gatherings for Sunday suppers and Fourth of July celebrations.
Mrs William Barber Jr Randall Keith Linda and Roy Tunsdon with grandsons John and Ronald Dunsdon traveled from Hear Tabo to Red Oak Thursday afternoon for a circus outing, joining other locals for the event.
Judy Morris and Tiona Taylor were chosen as delegates to attend camp at the May 6 meeting. Judy hosted the group with two leaders and two visitors, and Doris Morris served as voting delegate. Team demonstrations included How to Put in a Hem by Janet McGee and Doris Morris, with talks on How and Why to Staysited and Altering a Pattern.
Board of Directors Valley View School District Anderson Indian Creek Township Mill County will meet July 24 1353 81 M ataks School House Taxpayers heard for against following estimate of expenditures for year beginning July 1 1959 and ending June 30 1960 A detailed statement of receipts and disbursements past and anticipated will be available at the hearing District Secretary Lee R Roweins
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