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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1964
Page
4
The study urges harsher punishment for violations, including driver license suspensions for speeding 20 mph over limit and a minimum $100 fine for alcohol related offenses. It critiques justice of the peace courts and calls for upgrade and training, arguing the need for swift, low-cost justice.
The Malvern community mourns Skinner Hertz, a man known for wide service as a drayman and mail messenger. He helped many through moving jobs, funeral home work, and personal support, offering encouragement and aid to youths and locals alike. His generosity and daily presence left a lasting impact on town life.
Edwin Hubtell Chapin reflects on how new affection can transform a person, suggesting that emotions drive inner change and influence outward behavior. The former preacher’s meditation links sentiment to personal growth and renewal.
Ralph Scott, community building custodian, collects towels, gym gear, and other items left by students after sports and gym. He cleans and redistributes usable items, noting rumors of students overusing towels. Chuck Hanson plans an ice cream festival at Malvern Lumber Co parking lot to gauge support.
A Henderson Christian Church Father-Daughter banquet sponsored by the social activities committee drew 115 attendees on June 19. The evening featured greetings by Leo Roilenn, community singing with Joan Weaver, and Beverly Luileau on piano, followed by tributes to fathers and daughters, a chalk talk, and performances by the Wilber sisters and Melva Christoffersen.
The contest drew multiple families with several pairs of look-alike daughters. Harry E. Paul and Cathy shared a tie with Dean Warren and Jane, while Paul For ristal’s five daughters appeared alongside fathers Earl McGee Gela Wilber and K Hendrix. The farthest contestant was Boris Morris Fleig ing of Omaha.
Reverend Robert Jones presides at worship service at 9 30 a m with church school at 10 20. C Y O and Chi Rho meet every other Sunday and C W F on Wednesdays. Mrs Carroll Philips and Mrs W L Vanderlinden attended a nurses alumni banquet in Des Moines Saturday night. graduates of the Methodist hospital in Des Moines. Mrs Arthur Allensworth was a patient at Hed Oak hospital from Tuesday to Saturday for an inner ear and throat infection. Standall Byers returned home from Mercy hospital in Council Bluffs Friday. Jacquie Anderson of Stanton visited from Friday to Tuesday with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Clair Aukland. Other dinner guests Sunday included Mrs Stobert Anderson Allen and Judy of Stanton.
Henderson's new playing field lights were activated this week following a community effort led by the Lions club to support local little league baseball. Fund-raising progress remains strong, with several projects having yielded good results as the community thanks neighbors from Macedonia and surrounding areas for their help.
A sequence of Sunday and Wednesday visits features Mr. and Mrs. Morris Harbor and Jackie at Amnilee Inn Carson, Myers and Bergantz el at Simpson college Youth conference, Slump and Selsers near Red Oak, and many open houses in Red Oak Elliott Griswold Underwood and Oakland. Families gather for dinners, hospital calls, and church events.
Lorimer and nearby town residents hosted and visited relatives and friends across several households. Guests included Floyd and Barbara Stephens of Lorimer with son Larry, the Gary Stephens family, Don Kadel’s nephew, Robert Holmes of St Cajon Calif visiting Floyd Timson’s daughter, and multiple Omaha Des Moines Emerson and Council Bluffs attendees. Brunch and dinners featured the Shooks and Harbors families, Harris Open House attendees in Red Oak, and various visits by Terry Brenda and the Allenworths.
The Nishna Valley club held its final meeting of the year with a 7 p.m. dinner in Oakland on June 17. Officers were elected for the ensuing year: Jane Paul president Jocelyn Byers vice president Buntee Ricken secretary Dorothy Palmer acting treasurer. Committees were appointed with Jocelyn Byers chairing the calendar, and other members named for courtesy, finance, and reporting.
Social rounds report visits and celebrations in Ret Onto and surrounding towns. Dr and Mrs W L Vatuikelii sen and Mr and Mrs Robert Scott hosted supper at Gold Crown Inn with birthday celebrations for Dr Vanderiinden and Mr Scott. J J Jewell underwent major surgery in Missouri Valley hospital. Mrs Jewell stayed with friends there. Numerous relatives and friends visited including Gene Ricker Delbert McVay Beverly Jewell Har old Jackson and Rob ert Scott. Robert Scott and his wife spent June 15 and 16 with Mrs C W Carspecken at Mercy hospital and visited again Wednesday and Sunday. Butterfields hosted dinner for Stan Dayson Robin Bruce Ned and Carrol Phillips Ann and Billy. later visits to Mrs J E Henderson and Walter Stille in Malvern. Carl Sowers and Dierdre from Omaha joined Mrs Walter Sowers and family for Sunday calls. Otis Penderatt drove to Genoa to visit daughter Dale Sonderup. Cynthia Nevels visited Susan Allensworth in Macedonia then returned home. Claude Holt attended a combined Father’s Day and birthday dinner at Alma Skank home in Council Bluffs with many relatives. Larry Skank’s Carson family and Ralph Coles noted. Theo Brown and Oregon relatives also mentioned. Cop nocks and Browns hosted ice cream with Lee Roy Shyok family. continued visits to Magers family and others. The week included trips to Omaha for a Country Jamboree and plans for Missouri visits. Mrs Claude Holt, Lula Williams, and Gerald Viner were in Council Bluffs Monday.
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