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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1967
Page
4
Memorial Day is praised as a nation’s spiritual refreshment with ceremonies in Bas Liberty and Mary and countywide services. The piece notes respect for cemeteries, Memorial Day programs, and gratitude for service members, including those in Vietnam, echoing Lincoln and urging citizens to take up duties.
The article discusses a long standing desire for street signs, noting broad local support. It suggests funding through a special tax, private donations, or a push by a local organization, while water and sewer needs limit town funding availability.
Commencement exercises at MCHS Friday night honored Mr and Mrs Jones as their daughter Marie graduated, ending a 26 year span with children in school. Elder son Donald had earlier graduated in 1930, the family later moved to Malvern with 1952 graduation, and other children Harald Robert Nancy followed. Avis remains on staff and Clair a mechanic, keeping ties to the school as the year ends amid busy times with the Warne Hiltons and their son David.
Congressman Scherle outlines a domestic crime crisis beyond Vietnam noting rising murder rates and police reports. He cites poverty, welfare spending, and youth crime, urging scrutiny of rehabilitation with FBI criticism of current methods and a call for new approaches.
Wes an eighth grade graduate Thursday night and daughter Carolyn received her high school diploma Friday. The Hiltons will leave soon for Billings, Mort, where their son Gone is to be married.
Charles Burton Wright born February 26 1878 near Wildwood Green Township died May 28 1967 at 89 interment in Thurman cemetery. He farmed south of Bartlett and west of Thurman married Anna Elizabeth Davis May 3 1899 four children Walter Ethel Grinds Paul Clark survive with sister Della and many grandchildren great grandchildren and good friends Music by Mrs Donald Douglass and Mrs Darrell Vane Alo pallbearers listed community members.
Senator Lisle endorses the Peterson Plan and discusses broader tax relief options. He notes committee surprises, debates over phasing out personal property tax, and the need for funding sources. The talk covers cattle and household goods exemptions, party dynamics, and hopes to finish by June with major appropriation bills on the horizon.
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