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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1963
Page
3
County fair entries close July 31 with Premium Lista and Bairy Blanks available at the county extension office, banks, and The Leader. Classes include hobbies, farm and home gadgets, photography, art, flowers, garden, handcrafts, antiques, collections, open class livestock, with 4-H and FFA dominating. Private exhibitors are urged to prepare entries to reap rewards. Horace Greeley quote on Bible principles and freedom closes the item.
The Malvern Rotary Club, meeting at Hillsdale church, set a new record for sweet corn eaten during a recent gathering of 16 Rotarians and guests. Two members debate corn-eating methods while plans hint at a future contest with Glenwood Rotary at the Town & Country Picnic. Also featured are artist Bob Templeton’s move to a CornIng farm and jet travel anecdotes from Mrs. Mabel Wasserman, plus Don Gamble’s TV work and Donnie’s acting roles.
Subscriptions payable in advance vary by duration and location. In Mills County Iowa and towns Imogene Randolph and Tabor rates apply locally, with broader routes elsewhere in the United States. One year six months two years are listed at set amounts for each area and term.
A dense local notes page reports on church gatherings and anniversaries. Attendees include Frank Chamyver, Miley Schmidt, Douglas and Donna Christensen, the Marsden anniversary at Glenwood Baptist, and multiple Sinner, Irwin, Haynie, and Blackman family visits across Omaha, Council Bluffs, Tarkio, and Shelby with hospital and travel updates.
Everett Blackman hosts a large gathering with relatives and friends from Springdale Arkansas and nearby towns. The event includes guests from Glenwood Red Oak Tabor and Omaha, with multiple overnight visits and school alumni reunions noted. The extended family traveled from Arkansas, Montana, and Nebraska to join the Elm era Haney and Blackman households for weekend gatherings.
East Liberty residents exchanged gifts, shared picnics, and visits across families including Tackett Stille and Donner households. Notables included Marilyn Tackett visiting Glenwood. W G Stotts, Windle, Rimel, and Stille families hosting gatherings. Ruthie Tackett staying with cousins near Tabor. and various relatives visiting in Omaha Hastings Clay Center Sigourney and Council Bluffs communities.
The East Liberty WSCS met at the church on July 17 with Mrs Emmett Stephens presenting the lesson assisted by others. Mrs Claude Stephens read secretary and treasurer reports. Mrs Hugh Hayes led the business period. Next meeting set for August 7. honoree Mrs B Goodell celebrated with cake ice cream and drinks.
East Liberty church board met on July 16. Mrs. Windle gave the secretary report and Mrs. Stotts the treasurer’s. Plans were set for an ice cream social and letters were read. Next regular meeting is Thursday evening, Aug. 8. Members enjoyed lunch of sandwiches, cake, cookies and iced tea.
Mr. dad, Mrs. Merlin Sell and family and Mr. and Mrs. Theron Mickelson and family spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Dale Alexander and song. W. W. Windle and Homer Mayberry did considerable work on the outside church doors and at 80 on the church lawn. one day last week while their wives tidied up the Inside.
Mrs Paul Tackett Carolyn and Marilyn joined a Hastings reception Sunday honoring Mr and Mrs Don Briley who recently wed. The couple has moved into an upstairs apartment in the Briley family farm home.
Don ald M. Beals announced the incorporation of Warren Feed and Grain Company after acquiring Larson Grain assets at bankruptcy auction. The firm will begin operations August 5, move to 900 So. 8th St., and serve local farmers with feed products grain banking and marketing for wheat soybeans and corn. Beals will be general manager of the grain division. Mrs. Warren remains office manager.
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