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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1968
Page
3
A fragmented veteran’s account recounts a Vietnam draft response to a question on protest and service. Mr. Cook praised soldiers, warned against communist threats, and supported possible military action if negotiations fail. John Hall led escorts in a local parade with attendees from distant areas.
Randy Hardy was among the graduates of Iowa Western Community College May 3 at Clarinda for the commencement program. He received an Associate of Arts diploma. Also receiving a diploma was Ruth M. Beechout of Clarinda. her husband Rev. John Beechout formerly served as pastor here. Attending were Mr and Mrs. Truman Hardy and Debbie and Mrs. Hadnid NeCair.
The Peppy Pixies H Club met at Debbie Sargent s home on May 23 with pledge fed by Carol Perkins and roll call reading A Way to Pre pare Meat. Kathy Grindle will attend Camp Madad. plans for a Boat presentation in Little Britches Hodco je were discussed. Debbie Larzent demonstrated Love Me Tender and Mrs Perkins presented Evaluating Quick Breads before refreshments. Kay Brace, Reporter
A sweeping Senate bill would broaden federal state and local wiretapping authority and restrict confessions and police interrogations, aiming to curb crime despite Supreme Court rulings. It faces conference committee deliberations with potential presidential veto and city versus state grant debates. The piece notes public frustration with the Court and cites the Washington camp outside the Capitol as a visible sign of disorder.
Funeral services were conducted May 29 at the Statin Methodist for Mrs Henry Nims. The service featured vocal selections by Mrs Rotert Christensen and others as mourners laid to rest memories of the deceased. A list of attendees and pallbearers followed, with emphasis on honoring the late Mrs Nims and her family. The item ends with a political reflection on the 82 crewmen of the USS Pueblo remains in North Korean hands.
Mrs. Wille Alexander Nims, wife of Henry Nims, native of Mills County, died after a long illness. She resided in Malvern and was active in Steashin Garden Club and Methodist church work. Survived by husband, two daughters Vira Bayes and Mildred Need and Marvel deceased, two sons Dale and Wayne, a sister Mrs. Frank Churchill, a granddaughter and many relatives. Funeral and obituary details noted.
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