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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1958
Page
1
The piece argues for a balance between farming and industry, noting rural to urban population shifts raise soil conservation as a key future program. It highlights how mechanization boosts industrial output and how agricultural practices, varieties, and conservation impact overall productivity and national foundation.
The notice describes YES and NO positions for the 1959 wheat price support, with YES at a national average of 1.81 dollars per bushel and NO opposing price supports at or below two dollars in the open market. It directs voters to consult their ASC office for voting place and time.
Governor Loveless proclaims Soil and Water Conservation Week urging Iowans to participate in conservation efforts. The declaration, dated April 16, 1958, is signed by Melvin D. Synhorst as Secretary of State and bears the Great Seal in Des Moines.
Local notices list Mr and Mrs Robert Schroeder families near Hastin and families of near Connell Biuff, with many relatives from Omaha and Glenwood. A weekend community gathering at Viking Lake near Stanton featured strawberries cake and coffee. Several visits and visits to relatives in Hastings Council Bluffs Hamburg and Glenwood are noted along with births engagements and farewell events including Christine Mary arrival and a farewell for Clare.
Mr and Mrs Richard Goy faced a surprise housewarming on Sunday evening as self invited guests arrived with sandwiches cookies and coffee to spend the night visiting and playing pitch The gathering included many couples and friends from Hillsdale Glenwood Lake and Red Oak area with ties to local families and 4 H club members attending church earlier in the day
The U S Civil Service Commission announced an opening for Malvern postmaster with a $4530 yearly salary. Applicants must be 18 or older, under 70, have one year of relevant experience, pass a written test, and demonstrate capability to manage postal operations and supervise staff. Complete filing details available at the local post office. forms must reach or be postmarked by June 24 in Washington DC.
Miss Eleanor Buch received many gifts at a Thursday afternoon shower hosted by Mrs. Ben Jackson, Mrs. Warne Hilton, and Mrs. Drayton Slaughter at Hillsdale Church. The program was led by the Misses Barbara, Carrol, Janet Hunt and Kathleen Hilton, and Miss Eleanor Buch will wed Rex Thomas soon.
Army Pfc. Jack A. Price son of Niles Price Malvern returned to Fort Bragg after taking part in Exercise Eagle Wing at Fort Campbell He is a teletype repairman in Company A 82d Signal Battalion 82d Airborne Division entered the Army in 1957 and completed basic training at Fort Chaffee He attended Malvern high school and his mother Mrs Bertha Price lives in Sioux City Speeding caused 13200 highway deaths in 1957 in the United States
Miss Mary Elizabeth Munsinger, daughter of Mr and Mrs J M Munsinger, earned the Bachelor of Arts in Education degree from Nebraska State Teachers College Wayne on May 29. During college she joined Westminster Pilgrim Fellowship and International Relations Club, served as secretary, sang with NSCTC choirs, was a soloist at First Presbyterian Church, and was elected to Pi Gamma Mu. She also helped as counselor in Anderson Hall, attended a graduation dinner at Gene's Cafe, and plans to teach at Fort Morgan after summer work at Glenwood State School.
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