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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1963
Page
4
The piece argues price advertising bans curb consumer information and competition. It notes U S citizens value open markets and that bans on price mention in ads risk higher costs. Trade groups push restrictions claiming health protection but the text sees profit motive and urges licensing and inspection as sufficient protections. It closes with a Wagner quote.
Farmers could earn extra income by hosting paying guests for rural vacations as described by Nation’s Agriculture. An American Wisconsin family reportedly gained friendship and joy from the venture while earning about 35 dollars per adult weekly. An information organization, Farm Vacations and Holidays Inc., 36 East 57th Street, New York, can provide rates and procedures. Also cited is a Shelley quote on the joy of giving.
A column notes a proposal to renew marriage licenses annually like car licenses, with a potential three dollar fee. Vernon Taylor of Hastings visits town for sympathy and convalescent cards. The editorial page recounts a water bird bath event as a bluejay and a brown thresher interact near the editorial homestead.
Mr and Mrs Fay Butterfield near Henderson spent an evening with Mr and Mrs Walter Stille. Marcie Perry and Marilyn Sinner visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Robert Schroeder near Malvern. Mr and Mrs Herbert Stogdill of Tabor visited with Mr and Mrs Herbert Barnes and Lois. Ernett Stephens Joyce and Chris visited in Omaha at L A Bullock's home. Relatives traveled from distance. W Stotts joined guests at his grandniece's home. Mrs Kenneth Hall and family in Emerson hosted open house for their new home. Claude Stephens Joyce called in. Norman Benedict of Glenwood and daughter Lyle Williams family visited Emerson.
A 1963 report from Malvern Trust & Savings Bank lists total assets of 151,183.78 and liabilities with capital accounts totaling 4,057,113.98. Signatories include Vice President F R Chantry and Cashier Allan C Burdie, with notary Victorene Holden certifying. The page also includes community notes on local residents and visits to relatives in nearby towns.
The column reports social visits across Om ergon Shenandoah and Maryville with guests from Malvern Omaha and Maryville. Notable names include Floyd Bowen Emmett Cipe Carrie Cole Kathy Hall Robert Christensen and Rev John Lippincott. Church events note Sunday School at 9 15 a m and Divine Worship at 10 15 a m with a sermon on Miracles of the Gospel of Mark.
Mr and Mrs Norman Pierce and family from south of Malvern attended a 4th of July supper with Mr and Mrs Richard Henderson Kristi and Kay. Orville Tackett and family and Dallas Mackey near Glenwood visited the Ralph Tacketts for homemade ice cream. Dale Alexander and sons and Theron Mickelson and children joined the 4th of July picnic with Mr Ania near Randolph. Charlie Alexander, recently ill, shows improvement. Recent visitors included Rev Pullman and several local couples. East Liberty services held Sundays at 9 am, Rev EL LeRoy Pullman pastor.
A WSCS meeting was held at the East Lib church on Wednesday afternoon last week. Mrs. Hugh Hayes led the lesson and directed the business period with help from several ladies. Secretary and treasurer Mrs. Claude Stephens reported. Members enjoyed lunch and refreshments. The next meeting is slated for Wednesday afternoon July 17.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Davis visited Virgil Potter in Hmergon on Thursday. Virgil is home from hospital, able to be up part of the time. Dennis met Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sell in Bethesda at Viking Lake for a cookout. Several local families hosted meals and gatherings over the holiday weekend, including the Grindle, Blunt, Woodfill, and Wilson households. Henry Nims hosted visitors. Maude Churchill planned a Texas visit for winter. Amy Holliday relatives from Omaha were mentioned, along with Carson and Macedonia stops. Virgil Curtis and family spent the Fourth in Geneseo Illinois. Debbie Curtis celebrated a fifth birthday. Others hosted or visited in Council Bluffs, Shenandoah, Pacific Junction, and Ames, with several trips to Griswold and Castro Valley California connections.
The WSCS will vacation during August after a July 3 meeting at the church with 17 members present. Hostesses were Mrs. Marvin Woodfill Mrs. Chas W Kayton and Mrs Fern McOain served apricot ambrosia wafers and coffee.
Ada Throckmartin of Ames visits sister Cydney Scherer in Tabor and returns home from hospital. Zeno Bass and family hosted visits in Glenwood with Morris Woodfills, Lewis Bassas, and Rose White. Red Oak guests include Mines Summers, Rose White. Emilies Bayes family visit Emerson for Opal Bayes birthday. Family gatherings span Red Oak Council Bluffs and Nebraska as Sherr and others search for friends. Phoebe Crouse brought to Albert Anderson home sick, shows improvement. Miss Margaret Flagstadt of Des Moines, sister of Mrs Dou Gipe, visits Don Gine home.
The Nishna Valley Community School District directors will meet July 22 1983 at Hastings School to hear taxpayers for or against the expenditure estimate for the year beginning July 1 1969 and ending June 30 1981. A detailed receipts and disbursements statement will be available at the hearing. Elmo Hites district secretary.
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