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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1964
Page
3
Farmers rallied in Shenandoah to demand higher cattle prices amid rising meat imports and farm costs. The piece urges stronger farmer action to back marketing agreements and avoid over production, arguing a robust farm sector boosts the broader economy.
Mrs Helen Parker baked a cake for daughter Mary Anna with a real bride and groom cutout on top. The rehearsal featured a joke about the organist playing a rural tune, then the wedding proved more formal. Claude Wilson’s spring poem follows, urging renewal as bulbs awaken and Easter nears. Subscriptions and ads occupy the rest of the page.
Mr and Mrs Jon Kemp were surprised by about thirty relatives and friends from Malvern Glenwood and near Henderson Friday evening. The gathering at their corner included sandwiches cake and coffee after cards and visiting. Larry Hunt and fiancee Judy Morris helped host the event keeping the couple home until guests arrived.
Senator Lisle advocates a half vote in the Iowa House for the 25 smallest counties Page, Fremont, and Mills to preserve proportional representation by population. The plan aims to keep total House membership near 133 while ensuring voices for smaller counties amid ongoing reapportionment debates. Other notes mention vocational education funding, a $850,000 opportunity from the federal Office of Education, and opposition to a state-operated 16 unit intermediate area program financed by new property taxes.
The Malvern Leader from Malvern Iowa published on Thursday March 5 1964 provides local news briefs and notices reflecting community events, school updates and civic announcements of the period.
The district court in Mills County Iowa recognizes the will of Hazel Rainbow, dated December 21, 1953, admitted to probate February 28, 1964, with no administration of the estate to follow. The notice targets interested parties per official public record in The Malvern Leader.
State Senator Edward A. Wearin of Red Oak Iowa writes to the editor urging a Senate increase to 61 members to match House population standards. He argues sparsity and shrinking county populations create a population problem comparable to urban areas, urging a conservative Senate to accompany a population-based House.
Law notice dates February 28 1964 and March 12 1964 list I L Donner clerk Lorraine Strand deputy presenting probate hearing for Jeannette Whisler deceased September 14 1959 will and May 25 1960 codicil at County Court House Glenwood Iowa schedule March 18 1964 at 9 am unless good cause shown.
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