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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1968
Page
4
The piece argues patrons should voice opinions to councilmen, attend meetings, or contact officials directly rather than rely on letters. It condemns anonymous abusive notes and urges courage in public critique while noting tavern owners bear responsibility to run property ethically and protect patrons.
Gov Herold Herbes spoke on community action after residents formed a patrol to curb robberies. Neighbors planned to report suspicious activity directly to police as they observed two crime attempts in the area.
At a Malvern gathering with city officials clergymen and sheriff's officers the All Iowa Alert plan was touted as a tool to curb crime. The program allows citizens to call in suspicions or criminal acts aiding authorities in Mills County and Malvern. Citizens were urged to report vandalism thefts and suspicious activity while law officers noted paybox tampering and robberies as ongoing concerns.
A humorous review of a Macbeth production at the Malvern Community building. The piece mocks stage violence and props while praising Shakespeare's language and ambition themes. It notes actors' strong work and the play's dramatic impact, concluding with reflections on language mastery.
Strahan celebrates the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. John Edwards at Edmundson. The newborn, weighing 6 pounds, is named James Lawrence and has a brother named Herbie at home. Proud grandparents include Kirs Lawrence Schroeder and Ada R. Edwards from Omaha and great grandmother Mrs. John Schroeder of Malvern.
Lisha, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Arvin, turned seven on Sunday. A Saturday afternoon party invited friends Kevin Blunt Robin Buhl Grady Bowen Cindy McKern Leanna Sayers Deanna Frits and Aileen Irvin for Hide the Bug and coloring book fun. Favors included balloons hats and plastic novelties. Ice cream and cake were served and photos were taken by Mrs. Emmett Gipe. Lisha wished to share party treats with Mr. and Mrs. Zeno Bass.
Residents and relatives from Rogers Arkansas Omaha Shenandoah Hamburg Malvern Mt Ayr Shenandoah and nearby areas converged for birthdays hospital visits and social events. Mae Beth show in Omaha Winghouse multiple birthday celebrations and weekend dinners shared by Woodfill Twmlinson Curtis Pollock Hoots and others with long lists of relatives and friends amid travel and minor medical news.
The March meeting of the Women’s Society of Christian Service was held Wednesday afternoon at the church. Members listed include Mines David Angus Ross Bryant Robert Christensen Kenneth Davis and many others. The program titled Music and the Modern Man featured hostesses Mrs Angus and Mrs Williams serving refreshments in a coffee house setting.
In Cattrell Bluffs the Iowa Amateur Art program convened in the Civic building on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Everett Gipe in attendance. Leaders of the Busy Bees H club attended a full day Leaders Training at Malvern Community Building on Tuesday. The Lynn Costello family joined Friday supper guests at the Hillyer home.
The UK Animal Agricultural Credit Conference sponsored by the lows Bankers Association and Iowa State University will be held March 19 and 20 in Ames at the Memorial Union. Lewi Mayer economist ISU will discuss policy problems and farm prediction potentials. Topics include credit issues for individuals and agriculture, harvesting power, grant developments, storage, self-employment retirement, and cash flow procedures. A banquet follows March 20 with a luncheon served. Registration is $1, including banquet and luncheon. Contact Howell, chair, at Iowa State University, Ames.
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