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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1963
Page
4
Sociologists warn technically trained workers may need retraining multiple times in a lifetime. The piece recalls L W Boehner of Malvern who urged changing occupations every 14 years for fresh ideas and zest. It argues schools should favor broad liberal arts education to adapt to shifting conditions and new frontiers in science.
A local desire to ring bells on Independence Day meets a forecast of a large, welcoming Dutch Gun Club festival at the fair grounds. The piece urges residents to drop cares and join the annual old fashioned celebration with the Dutchmen, promising big crowds and festive spirit.
A feature on Union Pacific calendars in Emerson shows Mrs. Ray Seal and daughter Janice riding horses on a steep hillside overlooking Sun Valley Idaho. The piece notes the Seals’ stables at a famed resort, plus family ties to Horace Greenwood. It also touches on readers’ letters, local routines, and community anecdotes from Mega Arizona to Glenwood and beyond.
A table of subscription terms and advertising rates appears, detailing payable in advance options for one year six months three months two years and varying regional prices for Millis County Iowa Imogene Randolph Tabor and routes elsewhere in the United States plus display reader locals classifieds and card of thanks rates per line and minimums.
Semi annual report by F M Robinson Mills County Iowa covers January 1 to May 31 1963. Glenwood Iowa May 31 1963 certifies the report is a correct summary of business transacted by the treasurer during the period specified.
Letter to Malvern Leader columnist expresses pleasure at June 20 1963 coverage of Soil Conservation Week in Mills County and thanks for business support. copies sent to Area Office and SCS administrator in Washington DC acknowledged.
Mr and Mrs Mike Miller and family of Aurora Illinois visited Mr and Mrs Robert Shaul Friday afternoon. Mrs Earl Conrad returned to work at 1 58 D in Council Bluffs after two weeks vacation. Numerous locals attended the Grindle Swett wedding at Malvern. Sunday many guests from Strahan and nearby areas joined the service and reception. Raymond families and relatives traveled for hospital and college events in Hamburg, Maryville, and Omaha. Church events listed: Sunday School 9 15 Divine Worship 10 15 with sermon A Day for Singing. Trustees meet Friday July 5 at 8 pm for organizational planning.
Local society section details hospital treatment for varicose veins for Mrs. Elsie McCain in Shenandoah. Visitors include Mrs. Dave Angus Virginia and Nina Crouse. Several gatherings feature the Reed family of Omaha, the McKinney and Wortman households, and a Grindle Swett wedding in Malvern. Nearby events include picnics, fishing, and a wiener roast at Chaaberlain pond, with numerous family visits and travel notes.
Mrs Ray Plumb hosted a coffee afternoon with guests including Mrs Elsworth Smith Kathy Mrs Marvin Deitcher and Marsha Mrs Parrel Kel Jey and Richard Mrs Ned Turner and Mrs Clinton Parker with wedding and reception details for Misa Hamona Grindle at Malvern. Mrs Bevis Sowers hosted a birthday coffee for Mrs Harold Sowers mother Mrs McMillen of Emerson. Mr and Mrs Harvey Lisle and Mrs Stella Turner departed for a cabin at the Ozarks Lake last week.
Reverend Clement Rowe pastor leads Wesley Chapel with Mrs Lorance Lisle as organist and Sunday School at 10 a m followed by church service at 11 a m.
The Malvern Leader notes residents enjoyed gatherings with the Alluly family and Rudy Hopp family in Glenwood, joined by church friends from St John’s Lutheran. They plan to return home this weekend.
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